Warhammer: Opening is a Crisis of Doom

Chapter 42 Are you my small character? ? 44

Guilliman watched the screaming demon, and had a vague impression of the Emperor's terror.

What the other party was afraid of was not him, but the Emperor behind him.

Otherwise, I wouldn't say anything about the parent and child of the curser.

In Vinsenhorn's introduction, Cherubelle is a demon prince.

The subspace is very vast, and even the evil gods known as the Lords of Chaos occupy only a corner of the subspace domain.

Many places still do not belong to the evil gods, and are occupied by all kinds of demons.

Since the birth of human beings, religion has appeared, and the initial gods have appeared.

With the development of time, there are more and more of these gods.

The simplest example, Greek mythology, has thousands of gods from the first generation of creation gods to the third generation of gods.

This is just a system.

Taken together, tens of thousands of gods have been enshrined in human history.

Thanks to the characteristics of the subspace, when people worship a certain concept excessively, they will form a projection in the subspace.

These gods were born naturally.

With the development of human beings, beliefs are constantly changing. Many gods have been forgotten and abandoned, and some will die naturally.

Some have become another kind of existence. These beings are hungry and eager to harvest flesh and soul every moment, so they are called demons.

In the long history of the Milky Way, the history of millions of years of human beings is just an insignificant little splash.

Before the birth of human beings, many races were born, and they had their own civilizations and beliefs.

Take the few races that are still active today.

The Tau tribe who harassed the empire on the Far Eastern border believed in the so-called goodness of the wife.

The orc boy under the rule of the orc warlord believes in the two gods of Ganmao.

Asuryan, Hawk, Selego, etc. of Eldar beliefs.

The cultural differences between different races are so great, and the gods created are also very different.

These gods who have lost their faith will be slowly twisted in the warp and become hateful demons.

When Slaanesh awakened, tearing apart the real universe and creating the Eye of Terror, the Eldar gods also ushered in a terrible end.

Only Selego, the god of laughter, and Isha, the goddess of life, survived.

When the Eldar are completely destroyed, Selego and Isa, who have lost their faith and clansmen, will also become hateful demons and become more and more distorted.

The origins of demons are various, and it is not easy to explain clearly.

Cherubel's origins are unknown.

Even Vinsenhorn didn't know much about the origin of this demon prince.

When he was young, he investigated an incident involving the Chaos tribe, and learned of the spells and rituals to control the demon from a captured demon tome.

In ancient times, a demon tribe came from chaos to the real universe, ruled seven worlds, and established a kingdom.

After the fall of the kingdom, the demon king was buried in a terrible tomb, waiting to be awakened again.

Vincenthorn has been investigating this matter for hundreds of years, involving several huge families around the Death Forbidden Code, and finally killed the heretic who had been hiding in the tomb of the demon king, preventing the opponent's conspiracy.

Later, he didn't figure out Cherubel's true origin.

Of course, Guilliman did not intend to listen to the stories behind the other party. Everything about the devil is corrupt, and even just listening to their stories may be controlled and manipulated by them.

He just wants to use this demon prince as a tool, and there is no need to know where the other party comes from.

In fact, many demons in the subspace used various means to enter the real universe, and then turned into races in the real universe, creating their own twisted civilization.

This is why the Emperor created the Primarch, without which the Imperium of Man would not have been possible.

The Emperor cannot fight every war.

Of course, in the end, the human empire was almost destroyed because of the Primarch.

Some would complain that the Emperor didn't care enough about the Primarchs, that using them as tools would lead to disasters like the Imperium's.

Such thinking ignores reality and is extremely stupid and simple.

The number of things the Emperor had to think every second was enough to burn the Empire's top brooder computers.

Conquering and ruling a human empire that spans tens of thousands of light years and can only be maintained by psychic communication and subspace navigation, without the use of intelligence, requires more energy than anyone can imagine.

Many people don't even recognize the people who live in the same community, and they don't even know what happened in the next town.

What's more, it is often what happened on a planet hundreds of light years away.

The emperor needs to evaluate the usefulness of each force for him, he needs to deal with those terrible aliens, he needs to plan the webway, he needs to fight against the gods, and he needs to maintain the lie of the imperial truth as much as possible.

His time has been squeezed infinitely.

But when he met each Primarch, he took out his limited time to talk to each Primarch, described the future of mankind to them, and promised them glory and rewards.

He evaluated each Primarch, and then communicated with them with the most suitable attitude.

When they first met, he had a long talk with Lorgar all night long, hoping that the other party would abandon religion and embrace the truth of the empire, but Lorgar never listened to him, repeated orders, and was still obsessed with missionary work.

In the Nikaia meeting, the use of psychic power was banned after the Primarch voted, but Magnus secretly violated this order, and finally, under his own arrogance, a psychic power broke the spiritual power established by the emperor in the underground palace. The energy barrier caused the Ten Thousand Orders, the nuns, and the Mechanicus army to be dragged to death in the webway.

Angron hated him for not being able to die.

Coz thought he brought hope, but kept that hope from ever being realized.

The psychologically twisted Perturabo thinks he is just a tool man.

Mortarion always felt that the Emperor looked down on him.

Among the many Primarchs, the Emperor chose the safest path, which was to appoint Horus, who had accompanied him the longest, as Warmaster.

Horus was the Primarch who accompanied the Emperor the longest, except for Alpharius who hid in the shadows.

The Emperor himself taught him all, and took him with him on crusades.

But I never thought that this road has a deep hole.

The emperor's failure was not that he was inhuman, but that he believed in humanity, which was his greatest tragedy and the reason why he suffered so much while sitting on the golden throne.

He thought that Horus, who had been with him the longest, could take over from him to complete the rest of the Great Crusade and prevent the evil god of chaos from tempting other Primarchs. Even if a Primarch betrayed, Horus would be able to suppress it immediately.

As a result, Horus directly chose to betray after being injured.

That's why the emperor was surprised, he didn't think it would be Horus who betrayed him.

He thought that Horus really regarded him as his father, but Horus simply regarded him as a tyrant.

Was it Chaos that polluted Horus? ?

No, Horus chose Chaos.

He tried to get his hands on his father's throne, thinking that the galaxy was brought down by him, and naturally he would rule it.

Erebus promised him that by sacrificing the human emperor, Horus would gain inexhaustible power and become the new lord of mankind to rule the galaxy.

Horus, already dissatisfied with the Emperor's weakening of the War Council and relying heavily on the Terra Council, accepted the deal.

He decided to sacrifice his father and become the new Lord of Humanity.

Compared to the final battle, the emperor still wanted to save Horus.

It is self-evident which of the two is more humane and who values ​​the decades-long company more.

Being injured just gave Chaos a chance to seduce Horus.

"It seems that you know me, that will save a lot of effort." Guilliman collected his scattered mind, and secretly vowed that he would never hand over the power to determine the situation of the empire to one person, even if this person No matter how trustworthy people are, the same is true.

"What are you going to do?? Son of the Damned," Cherubelle said.

"I need information on the warp, so I'm here to ask you."

"Then you want to make a deal with me?" Cherubel suddenly became excited when he heard Guilliman's words. Trading means corruption, and corruption means degeneration. It would be such a thing for a cursed parent to degenerate. Wonderful thing.

"I am the Regent of the Empire, and I never make deals with others. Whatever I need is offered to me by others." Guilliman walked into Cherubel, "So I hope you can be a little more sensible, pledge your allegiance to me, and then serve I provide information."

Cherubelle: →_→.

The regent of the empire is amazing, so you want me to serve you with allegiance? ?

When I, the devil prince, is a small character? ?

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