Man in Warhammer, starting Primarch.

Chapter 289 96, Dorne

The Necrons' fleet blocked the passage to the Ison system, detonated the stars of the system, and the Chaos Demons blocked the warp. The Ison system became a tomb prepared by the aliens and heretics for the Regent, but they could not have expected that their names would be engraved on the tombstones of the tomb.

Guilliman used himself as bait and chose Jaghatai Khan as the spear to break the trap.

The Primarch of the Empire was not fighting alone in this war. When they united together and millions of pale thunders pierced the barriers of the spiritual realm, there was no suspense in this war anymore.

This war caused the entire star system to escape, and countless meteorites and planets broke free from the control of gravity.

When a breach in the Warp was opened, the laws of the material realm became disrupted, and these behemoths scrambled to escape the galaxy that had bound them for billions of years.

Thunder and sparks were mixed among the violent meteorites and planets, and the Necron army besieging Guilliman suffered an unprecedented head-on blow.

The huge Imperial army tore through their blockade in a blink of an eye and broke free from the constraints of the star's gravitational field. Facing the two Primarchs and the legions they led, the fleet sent by the Necrons to encircle Guilliman was unable to block their way.

After the Imperial fleet escaped the chaotic gravitational field, the Imperial beacon was once again hung in the deep and cold universe like a huge flag.

The expeditionary fleet of the Geno galaxy has already been ready, and hundreds of giant ships have jumped to the battlefield via the Imperial Beacon.

Along with brilliant flashes in the universe, countless Necron warships were ignited outside the star system.

Humanity's victory is unstoppable, but everyone knows that this is just the beginning.

The Empire will retake the planets occupied by the Omnics and have a decisive battle with the Necrons.

On this epic battlefield, humanity will prove its destiny to rule the galaxy.

No matter how many bones are piled on this road, whether they are blasphemers or ancient relics.

Meanwhile, on the distant throne world of Terra.

Duker's first phase of cleansing Webway has been declared over.

A large number of technical priests and scientists were left in the Webway to carry out targeted repairs on the huge gap in the Webway, Magnus' Folly.

The demons hiding under the golden throne have almost been slaughtered. Although new demons will continue to pour in from the gap, the situation has improved significantly.

Most of the Emperor's energy was freed from the Webway and was better spent in the holy war with the gods.

And the Primarch Curze, who had been thrown out of the Terra Palace by the Emperor before, has now returned to the palace area.

In principle, Primarch Curze should not be anywhere near the throne area.

But as a Primarch who was good at operating in the dark, the Imperial Guards guarding the Emperor were unable to stop his actions.

Koz seemed to be in a hurry. In fact, he returned to Terra with doubts.

After coming back from the dead, Koz lost his ability to predict the future, which freed him from the torment of future phantoms, but also made him more confused about the future.

During the battle between Belia IV and Horus, he said that he did not believe a word Horus said.

But there was still some hesitation in his heart.

Horus was so sure of his words that he even showed him a vision of Dukor destroying the entire universe. It was a scene in which even the gods were screaming in fear and countless creatures were in misery.

Even Curze was terrified by such a scene, so he planned to meet the Emperor and try to find some answers from the Emperor.

In the past ten thousand years, although Curze has become a lonely figure before the throne, in fact he has never communicated directly with the Emperor.

Because in his heart, there is always lingering resentment towards the emperor.

Curze has always had a huge misunderstanding of the Emperor. He believes from the bottom of his heart that the Emperor is better than the Primarch in every aspect.

So the question is - since he and Sanguinius can both accurately see the fate of the future, then as their creator, Curze believes that the Emperor must have insight into everything in the future and know it in more detail than he and Sanguinius.

But since the Emperor is omniscient and omnipotent, why doesn't he prevent the tragedy from happening to mankind?

Ten thousand years ago, Curze thought for a long time and finally came to the conclusion that the Emperor allowed these tragedies to happen. He believed that most humans, including himself, were dispensable sacrifices in the eyes of the Emperor.

Curze resented this, but he really misunderstood the Emperor.
The Emperor did have some foresight, but it was not as clear as he and Sanguinius.

When Koz returned to Terra, he did not take the expedition fleet's warships.

He knew that he could not hide from Dukel, and he did not want to meet Dukel, so he took a long detour and only returned to the land of Terra now.

He did not gain nothing along the way. He saw the changes that had taken place in the empire. The human empire was integrated again, and even the scum at the bottom of the hive cities had been cleansed several times.

After the Webway cleansing plan was launched, the Emperor spoke again after a long absence. After hearing the Emperor's words, the Imperial Guards relaxed a lot and were no longer as tense as before.

Even thousands of Guards have begun to leave Terra.

The Imperial Guards travel around the galaxy carrying the Emperor's orders to collect the mysterious objects entrusted by the Emperor.

Today, the Imperial Guards have regained vitality. They are ready. When the Emperor rises again, they will fight alongside the Emperor just like their ancestors did ten thousand years ago.

With the information provided by the Emperor, the Imperial Guards' actions went extremely smoothly.

This even aroused the jealousy of the Mechanicus. Under the fiery gazes of the Mechanic Priests, these guys in golden armor could actually take out a complete STC template without any missing parts from the seemingly ordinary ruins.

This was something that the Mechanical Priests could not accept, and they called him Ohm Messiah.

But there is more to make the mechanical priests jealous. The Imperial Guards can even find intact mechanical creations from the dark technological age of mankind, such as analyzers that can analyze all matter in the galaxy, and even detection instruments that can reverse-engineer elementary particles.

The Imperial Guards brought all these usable forbidden objects back to Terra and placed them in the underground palace of the throne room, which made the mechanical priests' eyes glow green. These mechanical priests still maintained their last bit of sanity and barely restrained themselves from snatching them.

If it weren't for Gris, the chief caster of Mars, who has produced a lot of good things in recent years, it is estimated that the Martian Cult would have to ask for some from the Imperial Guards even if it meant falling out.

After all, what the Imperial Guards found in the galaxy was too tempting for them.

Also, since most of the Custodians were away from Terra, searching for lost treasures for the Emperor, it became easier for Curze to sneak into the throne room.

He lingered leisurely in the night of the imperial palace, watching the golden-armored imperial guards in front of him leave, then slid down and sneaked into the passage of the imperial palace.

The Lord of the Night wandered around the most heavily guarded areas of the empire as if he was strolling in the garden.

Curze didn't think that his whereabouts would be discovered by anyone else in the palace other than the Emperor.

But this idea was soon shattered unexpectedly.

A huge spear suddenly thrust towards him with such force that it smashed the priceless tiles of the palace into pieces.

A warrior wearing golden power armor suddenly appeared and blocked Curze's way.

In the warrior's hand was a spear that even Koz felt threatened by.

The warrior's armor was somewhat ornate, but that was not what Curze was concerned about.

Looking at the opponent's weapon and his body size that was comparable to his, Curze first frowned with a disgusted expression, then said, "No wonder the imperial guards left Terra en masse. It turns out that the loyal guard dogs have returned."

Koz gave a sinister smile, slowly raised the sharp claws in his hand, and stared at the other party.

"It seems that you haven't forgotten me, but this doesn't make me happy. Ten thousand years have passed, and I am very different now. Koz, you once hurt me severely, and now you are doing evil again. It's time for us to fight again."

A sound mixed with electricity came from the golden armor. The warrior's tone was firm and his voice was calm, without anger or much threat.

He stood in front of Koze, holding a spear, like an insurmountable boulder.

But Curze remained unmoved and continued to mock, "Doing evil again, me? You are still the same as before, stubborn and unable to distinguish right from wrong. Give up, brother. Even if we fight a hundred times, the result will be the same."

"If what you did was not evil, traitor, why did you sneak in here? Once again for a ridiculous prophecy, or to hurt the old man on the throne again?"

"Put away that mocking face of yours, bastard!"

The golden-armored warrior swung his spear.

But at this moment, Koz keenly noticed something was wrong. "Since you think I am doing evil, why don't you call for help?"

"Oh, I see." He smiled. "I sneaked in. So why are you sneaking around here?"

"It has nothing to do with you, traitor!" The man growled and slashed at Koz with a spear in his hand.

Koz dodged nimbly, and the spear smashed the wall of the passage.

"Save your energy. I just want to get some answers from that person."

"Shut up. You won't be able to deceive anyone if you tell too many lies. You can't deceive me again. If you really want the answer, you won't be here."

The golden-armored warrior obviously did not believe what Koz said.

He continued to attack, swinging his spear, and the sound of their fighting spread far away, but strangely, the palace guards, who were always sensitive, were not attracted by the huge noise.

The golden-armored warrior is none other than the long-lost Primarch of the Imperial Fists, Dorn.

He also did not enter the palace through normal means. Although Dorn did not have the same stealth ability as Curze, the defense facilities of the entire palace were planned by him. He was very familiar with this place, and it was also very easy for him to avoid the sight of the imperial guards.

Dorn didn't care about making too much noise, although it would also expose him, but he was not afraid of any problems that might arise after his identity was exposed.

At most, his plan to meet the Emperor privately had failed.

The two Primarchs were fighting in the narrow secret passage of the palace. After ten thousand years, they had already understood their own nature.

During these long years, they all realized their true selves.

One rebels in despair, trying to break free from the control of fate all his life.

One who perseveres in pain for the sake of loyalty and dreams.

The two primarch brothers have been feuding with each other for a long time.

During the Great Crusade, Dorn was severely wounded by Curze.

Curze had trusted Fulgrim, so he told him the torture he had suffered in the prophecy without revealing anything.

Upon learning of his brother's suffering, Fulgrim expressed empathy and comforted Curze before promising him that he would not tell anyone.

But Fulgrim immediately told Dorn about this.

Fulgrim originally thought that Dorn would not leak the matter, but in fact Dorn did not leak it - the upright and stubborn Dorn went directly to Curze to confront him face to face.

When Dorn learned that all this was not fabricated by Fulgrim, he immediately accused Curze of his treasonous words.

Given Koz's character, he would definitely not swallow his anger and allow the other party to blame him.

So the two Primarchs first quarreled, and then started fighting.

Dorn was no match for Curze and was severely injured, almost dying.

If Dorn's physique was a little weaker, he would probably be beaten to death.

The hatred between the two people arose as a result, and they subsequently embarked on completely different paths.

Dorn continued to serve the Emperor, fighting for the dream of Mankind.

Koze resigned himself to fate and joined the rebellion.

The two primarchs, who had been holding a grudge against each other for a long time, started a fierce battle inside the tunnel, and the majestic bodies of demigods released the power to destroy everything.

The violent sound was like the roar of thunder, extremely loud.

The sound traveled far away, but abnormally, it still did not alarm any guards.

Dorn released his power without hesitation, trying to kill this traitor to the empire with his own hands.

They are blood relatives and have fought side by side under the leadership of the Lord of Mankind.

But at this moment they regard each other as enemies.

Even in his heavy armor, Dorn was still extremely agile, spinning and maintaining his spear attack with continuous and brisk steps.

In the fierce battle, this spear, which can be regarded as a divine weapon, was finally put to good use, and it made an excited buzzing sound.

The tip of the spear flew up and down in the gap of Koze's defense, looking for an opportunity to bite the opponent like a poisonous snake.

Koz dodged carefully and blocked the spear head with his monster-like claws.

The iron claw on the other hand reached for Dorn's heart.

The thick golden armor was like paper under his sharp claws and was torn open easily.

However, Dorn's quick retreat allowed him to escape the claw's heavy blow.

He then spun his spear around and swung it at the opponent with all his might, temporarily forcing back this brother who was good at close combat and killing.

Dorn was an excellent warrior, but he was not as skilled as Curze.

The existence of Curze itself represents cruelty. He is a killing tool carefully created by the Emperor. Among the many Primarchs, only a few can defeat him.

Dorn, on the other hand, is more focused on strategy and is a top defensive strategist.

The two Primarchs faced each other, terrible power burst out from their bodies, setting off a terrifying wave of air.

(End of this chapter)