Thanos didn't want to be a villain.

Chapter 132 Return to Marvel

“I suggest we temporarily strip him of control of his legions,” Dio proposed to the Emperor.

The emperor covered his face and nodded.

After about five years of study, Koz behaved normally, and his prophetic abilities were even stronger than those of Saint Geres.

Upon returning to his home planet, he did not continue with the fear tactics, but instead carried out sweeping reforms. He not only led his troops to overthrow the ruling class, but also had the planet's perpetual night environment improved.

Moreover, the source of recruits was no longer prisoners, but respectable men.

The information obtained from the Midnight Lords Legion is that Koz is fine and there was nothing unexpected, yet he suddenly suffered a mental breakdown.

It almost caused a delay in the battle.

Given Koz's current mental instability, Dio suggested suspending his position as legion commander and allowing Koz to recover before returning to his post.

Whether he can return to his original position depends on Coz's subsequent situation.

"So many of your sons have personality problems: Peturabo, Koz, Mortarian..."

Dios spoke one by one, and the Emperor quickly stopped him.

"Okay, okay, I understand, I'll figure something out."

"You think you can find a solution? At most, you can tell them: 'I'll tell you after the Great Expedition is over. Let's get the important things done first.'"

Dio rolled his eyes; he had no idea how many times he would be speechless.

Everything is on track, following the new strategic guidelines. It would be even better if the emperor stopped making public appearances every now and then and then saying "I am not a god".

"The war is expected to last for more than a thousand years. Do you have anything to say?" the Emperor asked Dio.

"What do you want to say?"

"Following my original plan would have been faster..."

"Faster what? Faster collapse?" Dio glanced sideways at the Emperor.

"You can conquer it but not hold it, so you'll still rebel later. You have to take things one step at a time. If you really want to resolve this quickly, I've already conveyed the consequences to your mind. Do you really want what Guilliman and Lane told you to become reality?"

Faced with Dio's questioning, the emperor remained silent for a moment, then nodded to indicate that he understood.

Dio was speechless. Why was this guy acting like a child, needing to be reminded of everything?

Dio rubbed his temples and said, "You'll have to deal with the rest yourself. I'm leaving."

The emperor nodded as he processed the documents, grunted in response without saying anything, but quickly came to his senses.

"What?" The emperor was taken aback and hurriedly asked, "What do you mean? You're leaving? What am I supposed to do?"

Dio was speechless: "It's not like I'm leaving and never coming back. The Great Expedition will take so much time, and I can't stay here forever. Let alone other worlds, I still need to check on my own place, right?"

The emperor paused for a moment: "That's true, you also need to manage your own household."

Dio stood up and opened the spatial portal, a move that startled the Emperor once again.

"No, shall we leave now?"

Dio sent a message to Hela, then looked at the Emperor: "Things are basically on track. Just send me a message if you need anything."

As he spoke, Dio pulled out a wristwatch that could only communicate across worlds and gave it to the Emperor.

"If you need anything, use this. I'll get there as soon as possible. You know that time in this world is very strange. You can randomly travel through time when you enter or leave. But with this, it's like setting an anchor point here. It won't be like me arriving 500 years later after you send a request for help."

The emperor took the watch with a look of surprise, examining it from left to right and touching it from right to left.

Dio walked through the portal with a blank expression and returned to the Marvel universe.

The first thing Dio did upon returning was to find out how long he had been gone.

He's been in the Warhammer universe for decades, while less than three months have passed in the Marvel universe.

"This time ratio is a bit frightening." After settling the guards in, Hela returned to Dio's side.

“Don’t worry, I gave the Emperor a wristwatch. It only has communication functions and can also act as an anchor point. Once he goes in, it won’t cause the same situation we had at the beginning,” Dio laughed.

Hela didn't care; her comprehension of the laws this time went smoothly, and her strength was increasing rapidly.

"By the way, why did you come with me instead of staying there?" Dio asked, sitting in a chair.

Hela leaned in, burying her head in Dio's chest, her voice muffled: "It's so boring, I want to come back and play."

Dio was helpless.

Although it's the interstellar era tens of thousands of years in the future, there are almost no entertainment options in the Warhammer world. The only entertainment that can be considered is the gang warfare in the lower levels of the hive.

After all, in the Warhammer world, extreme emotions can attract the attention of the Four Gods.

In the Warhammer world, faiths and sects are not to be trifled with. As long as you don't believe in Chaos, you can generally keep your life. And everyone can see what sects are like; they always have an ascetic demeanor.

Of course, it's impossible to truly abstain from sex, otherwise humans wouldn't even be able to reproduce.

According to the imperial truths written by the emperor, humanity should view all things rationally.

But the premise is that he cannot do things that only a god can do.

If a person with a thousand faces, psychic powers so strong that they can sense the entire galaxy and crush stars, tells you they are nobody, what would you do?

Within the Primarch, many people held the Emperor in contempt.

The Khan is a prime example of this.

Dio rubbed his temples. He also wanted to rest for a while, so he decided not to wander around other worlds and would stay in Marvel for a while.

However, he planned to go to Earth, since he had sent Guilliman and Lane to Earth some time ago, and when he brought them back, they looked like they had been struck down, as if their faith had collapsed.

After resting with Hela for a few days, Dio first went online to check if any videos had been leaked.

Earth's network has been connected to the Dio Empire's network, and now Earthlings can also browse network messages from the universe.

People in the universe can also naturally browse information on Earth.

Of course, you need to bypass the Great Firewall.

However, whether it can be stopped is another matter.

After all, Earth is not yet unified, and Earthlings still have issues with trusting extraterrestrials.

After all, the Three-Body Problem novel was a sensation on Earth a few years ago. The Dark Forest Theory seemed novel before we knew about aliens, but it's a bit scary now that aliens actually exist.

However, there are quite a few aliens online who like the Three-Body Problem novel, and some even go to Earth to ask for autographs.

Dio easily found the video of Guilliman and Lane breaking into GW Corporation.

Their appearance initially shocked everyone.

However, their distinctive appearance quickly calmed the GW employees down.

Some employees even took photos with them.

This attracted the attention of the military and the Avengers.

Everything remained peaceful until later, after I finished reading the novel and had a chat with the company's senior management.

The video clearly shows Guilliman and Lane looking dejected, but it's nothing compared to the collapse of his faith.

then……

"Huang Pizi's early ditch literature?"

Dio was taken aback. So that's what they saw. No wonder they looked like their faith had collapsed. When they returned to Warhammer, their eyes darted away from the Emperor.