Warhammer: I live under the watchful eyes of the gods

Chapter 132 The Last Meal

Looking at Carl, who was a little sluggish due to too much information at the moment, Drake handed out a freshly grilled mutton skewer.

While passing the mutton skewers, Drake also introduced some "village rules" of House of Terra.

"To join us, you must agree to two rules first."

"First of all here, we're not talking about anything military."

"Secondly, although the meal expenses will be reimbursed by the red beard, our political commissar Kedwina, don't forget to follow the command of the political commissar on the battlefield."

"How about it, is the condition simple enough?"

After finishing speaking, Draco deliberately shook the mutton skewers in his hand, shaking the aroma on them to Carl.

Seeing this, Karl couldn't refuse.

After all, who can refuse the "familiar taste of hometown"?

Besides, during this trip, he also understood the gold content of the honorary title "Sun" in the Sun Auxiliary Army.

At least the group of warriors currently in front of him is absolutely impossible to join the Chaos side.

It is more appropriate to say it is a "foodie alliance" rather than a "warrior association".

Taking the meat skewer from Drake's hand, Carl unceremoniously found a seat to fill himself up again.

And just as he was eating, Kordwina came over with a kettle.

Seeing Codwina approaching, Karl raised a little doubt.

(What is he going to do? Isn't he not allowed to mention military affairs?)

But Drake said that all these meals were paid for by Kordwina alone.

So Karl couldn't dodge in the face of Koldwina who was coming.

Of course, in a sense, he doesn't need to dodge either.

It's just a "conditioned reflex" that gets numb when you wake up in the morning.

After all, although he understands the truth, and "buried a lot of nails along the way", he was still messed up by Kordwina.

Besides, if Kordwina came over and asked him how he "fixed" Sene, he really couldn't answer for a while.

But fortunately, Codwina still abides by the "village rules set by Drake".

At least he didn't give Karl a hard time right from the start.

"Don't be nervous, I don't want to talk about tomorrow."

"New here, since you are a nobleman of the Picanus family on Terra, you should have a recent photo of Terra. It's nothing but a little homesick."

After speaking, Koldwina poured two glasses of water and pushed one of them in front of Karl.

A word to awaken the dreamer.

(Wait, nobleman of the Picanus family, how could I not know?)

Carl originally thought that he was the same as before, just an ordinary background character.

Even when he looked at the central thinker array before, he didn't bother to look at his own information.

But this time, there seemed to be some "accidents".

The news was so abrupt that Carl felt a little information overload for a moment.

The Picanus family.

(Wait, does this mean Petronilla?)
After rummaging frantically in his memory, he finally discovered what this family that had been appearing all the time wanted to express.

The Capinus family, Gudwi Viva;

The Capinus family, Petronilla Viva;
The Capinus family, Karl Viva ?
What kind of "tricky" is hidden in it?
Rao even Carl couldn't figure it out after thinking about it.

The only clue is the transaction between the Capinus family and the sage Erica Leta 4, which spanned tens of thousands of years.

But that transaction was "blocked" by the emperor.

Therefore, in the absence of sufficient information, his reasoning can only break down here.

On the other hand, on Kordweiner's side, he saw a trace of "embarrassment" leaked by Carl, and Kordwiner (red beard) with high EQ did not intend to continue this topic.

With his left hand in his pocket, Koldwina took out a badge.

That's the House of Terra's badge of membership.

A blue planet, a dream world, a once shattered utopia.

Pushing the badge from the table in front of Carl, Koldwina got up and left with the kettle in hand to pour water for others.

Before leaving, he left a word.

"Don't mind too much, we will all be brothers after we come here, maybe we can find a place to get together on Terra after the Great Crusade is over."

Hearing Drake's greeting, Karl couldn't complain.

Instead, there was an inexplicable sense of "bleakness" in my heart.

(Yeah, if only the Great Crusade had come to fruition.)
Of course, he also knew that it was the same as the concluding words of "Yuan Shen" among the stars in the previous life.

= 50 years of gold is like a dream, and the liquidation will eventually come. =
The Emperor borrowed power to create the Primarch, but ignored the debt of the Four Gods.

Of course, in retrospect, it was nothing more than a gamble that failed.

After thinking everything through, Karl's inner peace was restored.

At least isn't the Emperor already remedying this?

"The Chronicle of Urshe", a book that records the dark original gods, can preserve soul fragments
(Gift note: This is not an order, just a prayer.)
Besides wanting to get his "son" back, is there any other possibility?

Anyway, Karl couldn't think of any other object that the Emperor could express in this way.

Perhaps at the end of the decisive battle on the Spirit of Vengeance, looking at the corpses of the Angel and the Warmaster, even the "unhuman" Emperor realized something.

But the emperor has said this, and it also means that once Karl decides to "land" this time, he will fall into extremely terrifying danger.

Yes, the Emperor gave him a choice.

In fact, regarding this choice, Carl began to think about it when he first saw the gift postscript.

Staying on the Odysseus class (combat transport ship), he can avoid this dangerous "catastrophe".

And once they choose to set foot on the Devon satellite, it must be a close fight.

For a split second, he hesitated.

Yes, he knew, there was another chance to steal Horus' soul.

In the "Temple of False Gods" on Devon, he could also sneak "The Chronicle of Urshe" there.

Although it is almost impossible to escape the vigilant Sons of Horus outside, wouldn't Karl, who is familiar with the plot, hide the book in advance?
But there is a problem here.

If he chooses to escape, he will not be able to fish out Horus' soul before Horus is hit by the sword.

This is a fatal problem.

Because the starting point of corruption is when the Warmaster hits the sword, not when the Warmaster is carried into the "temple".

Once Karl chooses to avoid the battle of the Devon satellite, he must gamble on how many souls of Horus have been corrupted by this sword.

Facing this kind of corruption that was extremely weird and couldn't be explained by common sense, he didn't dare to take a gamble on this juncture.

You know, the last person who gambled like this is now sitting on the toilet to pickle sausages.

The resolution has been made.

This feeling of stepping on the tightrope with every step is terrible.

But there was nothing he could do about it.

Not for anything else, just struggling to survive.

If this is a test of Khorne, then the moment he chooses to give up, it is estimated that others will simply disappear.

Carl, who has not experienced what would happen if he failed the test, said——Have you ever had an open-book test? ! !
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(End of this chapter)