The occasional philosophical turns that Khan and the Maker's battlefield took were non-existent on the Emperor and Source's side.
Unlike the Maker, the Source had no interest in getting to know those invaders. His loyalty toward his Father was simple but profound and unwavering, leading to a straightforward and uncaring approach to the threat.
Nevertheless, that disinterest wasn't without surprise. After all, the Source's opponent was none other than the mightiest being in the regulated universe.
Initially, the Source and the Emperor's clashes had been utterly simple. The Emperor seemed to want to act like a punching bag, so the Source indulged him, unleashing mighty attacks that were met with clumsy attempts to counterattack.
Those attempts always failed, sending the Emperor flying away and inflicting more wounds each time, gradually worsening his battered state.
