Warhammer: This Galen's Heart of Steel

Chapter 74 Legion Civil War
The Dreadnought.

just now.

"My Lord, we searched every rubble of Beta and only found this."

A piece of black metal fragment, carved with intricate patterns, is a fragment of the Wolf King's weapon, the Black Cutter.

Looking at the fragments on the table, Garen's eyes were filled with coldness. He clenched his fists, making a crackling sound.

Inside the bridge, the atmosphere was solemn and sad, with the weeping and wailing of wild wolves faintly heard in the air.

Under the shining white chandelier, the slate-gray legion flag looked like a plain white cloth, commemorating the passing of Leman Russ.

"What about Horus' explanation? The psyker in charge of intelligence just happened to die on the battlefield. I don't believe in such coincidences."

The Primarch's voice was low and slightly hoarse, his cheeks were slightly distorted, his cheek muscles bulged, and the redness in his eyes became more and more obvious.

"Horus's answer was that the death of the Primarch was entirely due to his command error. He believed that his descendants were loyal, but those involved in this incident would be interrogated within the Legion and an answer would be given to the brothers of the Space Wolves."

Maxim had just finished his report when he heard a loud noise. The steel-cast table collapsed under the blow of the angry Primarch's fist. The hard metal dented inwards, leaving behind the mark of a clearly defined fist.

"Nonsense! The left hand investigates the right hand, the father investigates the son, what can he find out--!"

Garen's expression was twisted with anger and he roared at everyone.

"Tell Horus to immediately hand over the relevant personnel to the Fearless Vanguard for investigation and interrogation, otherwise he will bear my wrath."

The big iron hand grasped the hilt of the sword at his waist, his eyes were sharp and ready to strike, Maxim's expression was solemn, he knew clearly that the Primarch's words were serious.

If Horus protected his offspring and refused to hand over the responsible persons, a civil war among the Imperial Legions would immediately break out.

Maxim quickly left the bridge and headed for the Spirit of Vengeance to negotiate with Horus. Under the current circumstances, if the two Primarchs met directly, it would lead to a direct conflict that would be difficult to reconcile.

"Where is Sanguinius?"

Garen's voice was cold as he looked towards the dark and cold universe. He clasped his hands together and knocked on the hilt of the sword, with the Blade of the God King standing upright in front of him.

"Lord Sanguinius is staying with the Wild Wolf brothers to calm them down. Some of the warriors have undergone some unknown mutations."

Jarvan replied.

"Unknown mutation?"

The Primarch signaled the company commander to explain the details.

"According to Bjorn, it was Ulfen's curse that caused several warriors who were overly sad to become uncontrollable beasts. They have now been subdued and controlled by Lord Sanguinius and imprisoned in the prison of the Wolf Brothers."

"Ugh!"

He sighed heavily, as if things were not bad enough, he had no time to study the genetic defect of Wolf Spiral.

"Just detain him. I'll think of a solution after this matter is over."

The Vengeful Spirit.

meeting room.

Maxim did not meet Horus this time, he was received by members of the Council of Four Kings.

"The brother of the Luna Wolf died heroically on the battlefield. While working with other psykers to spy on the enemy's military deployment, he was killed by the counterattack machine in the palace."

Abaddon said this in a decisive tone, and he scoffed at the nonsense that the Fearless Vanguard had said, such as committing suicide out of fear of punishment or being silenced under someone's instructions.

The honor of a warrior must never be tarnished after his death!
"If the Luna Wolf truly has a clear conscience, why don't they hand over the relevant personnel involved to us for interrogation!"

Maxim slammed his palm on the table without showing any weakness and glared at Abaddon.

"You can only force confessions through torture and use despicable means to slander the reputation of the Luna Wolves because you have no place to vent your impotent anger!" "That's enough, Abaddon. Stop exacerbating the conflict with our brother legions."

Seganus spoke up to stop it, to prevent the situation from escalating further.

"I understand the grief of the Space Wolves brothers over the death of their Primarch, but there are indeed doubts about this matter.

The alien machines placed in the orc palace do emit psychic fluctuations similar to those of the orc warlords. The similarity of these fluctuations is between 88% and 92%. For an experienced psychic user, if he is careful enough, he can tell the difference. "

"In that case, hand over the people involved. We will find out whether it was betrayal, corruption or some other reason."

Maxim was blunt.

Seganus shook his head and refused: "No matter how big or small the matter is, no one can guarantee that they will not make mistakes. We cannot hand over our brothers before the matter is thoroughly investigated.

We will review this matter internally and then report the results to the Emperor, who will make the final decision.”

Looking into those cold eyes, Seganus added: "The Fearless Vanguard does not trust the Luna Wolves. Does that mean they do not trust the Emperor?"

"Hmph! Seganus, you are really good at putting accusations on others. Why don't you hand the man over to us and report the results to the Emperor after the interrogation? The Luna Wolves don't trust the Fearless Vanguard, so don't they trust the Emperor either?"

Maxim responded with the same words.

The negotiations were deadlocked for a whole day. After Maxim was recalled by Galen, Horus, who had never appeared, finally showed up.

"How's the interrogation going?"

Horus looked at his friend Cyganus.

Seganus shook his head. "It wasn't going well. They insisted that they knew nothing about it and were innocent implicated."

"What do you think?"

In response to the Primarch's question, Seganus was silent for a moment and then replied, "It's hard to say whether it was a mistake in decision making. It can be explained by saying it was a mistake, and it is also reasonable to say it was a conspiracy.

The weird thing is that everything seems reasonable, but unreasonable results are produced. The death of a gene originator is a very big matter.

The Emperor will arrive soon."

Horus nodded in agreement and spoke.

"Seganus, what we need to do next is to stabilize the emotions of the two legions to prevent the conflict from escalating further and triggering a civil war between the legions."

"Perhaps you can come forward and talk to the Second Primarch. He is in the strongest mood for war and has even threatened that if you don't hand over the hostages, you will suffer his wrath."

Seganus made a concerned comment.

"Based on my impression of him, he will most likely do what he says."

"I know, it's just..."

As soon as Horus finished speaking, the Spirit of Vengeance suddenly shook violently, and then the flames of the explosion lit up the dark space.

Looking out the window, the Vengeful Spirit was hit by a torpedo on its port side.

Horus's face was so gloomy that water seemed to be dripping out of it. He did not expect the revenge to come so quickly. He had no time to react at all.

"Quickly organize defense and send a communication request to the Dauntless. I want to talk to him."

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