With the Emperor's authority, Nimrod summoned the Legion of the Damned, Saint Celestine, and many other Imperial daemons, including chapter-specific ones like the Sanguinor. If Nimrod was gonna burn down all his work, he was gonna make it cost the Emperor some pain, shining down the power of Imperial faith. The destruction of this world was like the 10 plagues from the Bible.
- The Emperor's daemons flooded the world, like angels and demons.
- Chaos-worshipping Genestealers were killing themselves while Four-Armed Emperor believers were spared.
- Machine spirits became furious, and technology turned against the planet's inhabitants, sometimes merging into monstrous creatures of steel.
- Golden rays of light pierced the sky, destroying all mutations or Warp-related changes, killing most who were hit, regardless of roofs or umbrellas.
- A fire spread through all life.
- Water and acid replaced the oceans of blood.
- Energy and magic ceased to function.
- Dicks went limp, and sensations became anathema to all.
- Wounds didn't heal, nor fester, nor bled, nor mutated; they merely left an empty spot that left each person afflicted with less energy, slowly dying due to one reason or another.
- Storms copying Blank attributes covered the world.
As the Emperor's tool, Nimrod had a lot of power, allowing him to wreck his home, good, bad, and everything in between. That was the side-effect of the Emperor having such a tight leash on the Emperor; Nimrod could pull the rope too. To save his energy, the Emperor pulled back his control, understanding Nimrod's message loud and clear, giving Nimrod the freedom to act as he wished.
Nimrod then left with Kia'an and his armies, boarding his ships, protected and improved upon over the ages, despite the disasters.
Now leaving, Nimrod had a final look at his planet before wishing it goodbye and whispering that he wasn't giving up on Calista.
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