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Chapter 460: Kaul's Resuscitation Plan! Resurrection from the Dead! Dispute!

The specific surgical plan of Archsage Cawl and Evelyne was to first interrupt the stasis field responsible for maintaining Guilliman's life state and transfer it to the Armor of Destiny.

Evelyne then used a dagger containing the power of death to stab Guilliman in the neck, completely ending his dying state and killing him completely.

Then, Evelyne used the power of the Eldar god of death to guide Guilliman's soul into his body, and the body was restored to its original state under the repair of the Armor of Destiny, and he finally came back to life.

The whole process is death before life.

But no family member of the patient would accept such a crazy surgical plan.

After all, no one can take responsibility for failure.

Guilliman is the faith and backbone of the Ultramarines Legion. Over the past ten thousand years, countless Ultramarines have come to the stasis field to pay homage to Guilliman.

Although Guilliman was in a half-dead state, as long as he was still alive, the soul of the Ultramarines Legion had not dissipated, and they still had a breath to withstand the ravages of the Chaos Legion.

Guilliman's importance to the Ultramarines is self-evident.

If Archmagos Cawl showed any intention of killing Guilliman, Calgar would immediately draw his chainsword and kill the lunatics, and Cawl and Evelyne's painstaking plan would be completely shattered.

Great Sage Kaul also thought about advising Calgar, but Macragge did not give them much time to consider.

At this moment, every second they delayed on the surgical plan, the Chaos Army outside would suddenly break through the defense line at any time and burn this place to ashes.

At this moment, doubt and astonishment quickly spread among the crowd.

"You made an agreement with the Father of Genes ten thousand years ago? Do you have any evidence?" Carl frowned and questioned Kaul.

It’s not that he didn’t believe that the great sage Kohl would not live for ten thousand years, but with such a distant promise, there might not be any bystanders who could testify on Kohl’s behalf.

This verbal agreement would not be known to anyone else except the sleeping Guilliman and Cawl himself.

"If you insist on me providing evidence, then I can only take out this machine. The Armor of Destiny, which I have racked my brains to create over the past ten thousand years, is the only evidence."

Kaul sighed. If he could really produce some evidence, there would be no need to waste time talking to Karga.

"What is the use of this machine of yours, and what do you plan to do with it?" Calgar could see that this armor was most likely intended for Guilliman to wear.

But he didn't understand what would happen if the sleeping Guilliman put on this armor. Could he be resurrected from the dead?

Before fully understanding the other party's true intentions, Karga was unwilling to let Kaul and his gang go to the stasis field easily.

"I'm sorry, I can't tell you about this. In order to fulfill the agreement, this matter is highly confidential. The fewer people who know about it, the better."

Great Sage Cawl shook his head. Now that the evil god's minions are wreaking havoc on the galaxy, who can guarantee that there aren't one or two traitors hidden among the Extreme Marines?

If the news of Guilliman's resurrection were to leak out and get heard by the traitor, this plan would probably be strongly obstructed by the evil gods of the Warp.

The most crucial thing is that once this matter is made public, it will definitely lead to internal divisions within the Ultramarines Legion. Some people will support the attempt to resurrect the Primarch, while others will reject Cawl's plan for the sake of conservativeness.

So no matter what the considerations are, Great Sage Kaul must remain absolutely confidential.

"You must tell me the truth, otherwise I will not let you approach the Primarch with this thing of unknown origin!"

Calgar's voice suddenly rose three points. He stared at the Great Sage Kaul and his men vigilantly, trying to force them to submit.

Just when the negotiations between the two sides reached a stalemate, a huge explosion sounded not far from the inner hall, and the rumbling shock caused the huge hall to shake for several seconds.

The Chaos Legion's offensive wave was approaching here, which made Calgar, who was already upset and anxious, completely furious.

The great sage Kaul wanted to continue to persuade him with kind words, but Calgar did not give him a chance to speak.

With a gloomy face, he sternly ordered the Astartes around him to lock up all the people in front of them. After they had cleared out the Chaos bastards outside, they would come back and slowly interrogate these suspicious people.

The next second, more than a dozen Extreme Warriors raised their bolters and ordered Archsage Cawl and others to leave.

"and many more."

At this moment, Calgar suddenly called for everyone to stop. Just when the great sage Kaul thought that the other party had changed his mind and wanted to let him have a try, he did not expect that Calgar's next words would make him feel like he was falling into an ice cave.

"Let's execute those two dangerous aliens immediately, so they won't cause any trouble behind our backs later."

Calgar stared at Evelyne and the red-armored warrior beside her with sharp eyes.

Although Evelyne's appearance is indeed charming and lovable, in Calgar's eyes, no matter how beautiful an alien is, it is still an alien, and aliens should be completely eliminated and executed!
Hearing this, the red-armored warrior beside Evelyne immediately drew out his Howling Sword and confronted the surrounding Extreme Warriors.

This red-armored warrior was once the Avenger priest of the Silent Blade Shrine, named Larian Songstar, and was also Evelyne's teacher. As a member of the Ark Eldar, Larian possessed extremely gorgeous swordsmanship.

Once a conflict breaks out between the two sides, these dozen or so Astartes will not be able to stop his blade.

When the situation became tense, Celestine, a living saint from the human camp, tried to ease the tension. She solemnly promised Calgar:
"Respected Chapter Master, we came here with the inspiration of the Divine Emperor. The Divine Emperor has recognized the Great Sage Cawl and Evelyne. Please..."

Before Celestine could finish her words, Calgar rudely scolded her and forcibly interrupted her: "Before your identity is confirmed, you are not qualified to defend them!"

The Living Saint holds a very high status in the Human Empire and is regarded by the world as the agent and messenger of the God-Emperor.

Logically speaking, Celestine's words carry some weight. After all, the God-Emperor is behind her. Calgar should at least give her some face.

But Calgar had never witnessed the scene of Celestine being blessed by the God-Emperor, nor did he know that such a person existed.

The Horus Rebellion ten thousand years ago almost destroyed the entire human empire's political and transportation systems, which directly led to serious information lags and local independence.

So it is normal for Calgar to doubt Celestine's identity.

He had been wondering if the great sage Kohl, the oil man, had gone crazy again. He had come all the way here to deal with this, and now there were two aliens standing nearby and he had no idea what they were trying to do.

Anyone who came in this situation would control the person first.

Faced with Calgar's questioning, Celestine was speechless for a moment.

She really has no way to prove her identity now, unless the great God Emperor bestows a blessing at this time for everyone to see.

"Calga."

Suddenly, the Chief Librarian Digris came out and said, "Do you remember the prophecy I told you about? I saw many pictures about the future, and the arrival of the Chaos Army is just one of them."

"There is a flickering hope that has come to Macragge. Perhaps your thoughts will determine whether this hope survives."

Hearing this, Calgar turned his head and looked at Digris with a puzzled look on his face, "You want to say that these people are the hope of Macragge? Just based on them."

Diglis nodded.

For a moment, Karga was silent.

He could disbelieve in Celestine's identity, but he could not disbelieve in Diglis's prophecy.

If Digris had not successfully predicted the arrival of the Chaos army and the Ultramarines had not deployed defensive measures in advance, Macragge might have been lost by now.

It can be said that without Diglis's prophecy, they would never have survived until now.

But the group of Great Sage Kaul is really suspicious...Should he trust Digris?

Calgar fell into deep thought. A superior of his level usually had accurate intuition, but for some reason, his intuition seemed to have suddenly failed today.

Rumble——! !

The deafening artillery fire outside was still falling continuously, and the roar of the fighter planes' engines made people particularly restless.

The hall they were in was still a peaceful and quiet environment a few hours ago, but it has only been a short time and the battle line has already advanced to this point. Obviously, at this critical moment, if there is no new force to help, they will not be able to hold on for long.

"Karga, I am willing to use my honor and life to guarantee them."

Digris could see that Calgar's heart was wavering, so he decided to add fuel to the fire and fulfill the plan of the great sage Kaul.

"If something unexpected really happens, I will kill them immediately and commit suicide in front of you and the Father of Genes to apologize."

Seeing that Digris was willing to sacrifice his own life to help the Great Sage Kaul and others, Calgar had to rethink his decision.

He looked at the Armor of Destiny next to Cawl. Maybe this thing could really help Guilliman wake up. Even if it was only for a moment, it would greatly boost the morale of the Ultramarines.

After thinking it over, Calgar waved his hand, signaling the Extreme Warriors to stop escorting.

"I can take you to see the great Primarch, but once you see him, you must reveal your secrets to the world."

Karga stared at the Great Sage Kaul with burning eyes. This was his bottom line.

If Cawl still wanted to act mysterious when he came before Guilliman, he would rather risk his own life than give these people the chance to defile the Primarch.

Archsage Cawl looked embarrassed. He could not reveal this plan before it was accomplished. What difference would it be between revealing it now and revealing it in front of Guilliman?

He and the messenger Evelyne looked at each other. There was nothing they could do. They could only take one step at a time. It was better than standing here stupidly.

If he did not agree to Calgar's request, what would be waiting for them would probably be a fight among their own people.

"Okay then, I promise you."

Archmagos Cawl made a solemn promise to Calgar: "When I meet the great Primarch, I will tell you our agreement and will not hide any information."

Do your best to obey fate.

If they are destined to fail in resurrecting Guilliman this time, they will have to find another way in the future.

Seeing this, Digris finally breathed a sigh of relief.

He was really worried that the Great Sage Kaul would not give up an inch of territory and would continue to argue with Calgar, and the Hera Fortress would soon be breached. If the hope in the prophecy was true, it could only be Kaul and his gang.

But Calgar is the current leader of Macragge. Without his consent, even if hope comes to Macragge, it will be of no avail.

Seeing that Great Sage Kaul agreed to his request, Calgar nodded expressionlessly.

He did not completely trust the Great Sage Kaul and others because of Digris's guarantee. He just wanted to try his luck because the situation forced him to do so.

For the Ultramarines, dying in defense of Macragge is a matter of great honor.

But if Hera's fortress fell and the Chaos Legion plundered the Primarch, their sins would never be forgiven.

Calga sighed in his heart. He also hoped that Digris's prediction was correct, otherwise Hera Fortress would be really finished.

"Come with me, hurry up."

Calgar turned around and walked out of the inner hall, and ordered his generals: "Agerman, Hera Fortress is now in your hands. You must hold on until I come out no matter what!"

Someone needs to keep an eye on the group led by the Great Sage Kohl. Calgar is not confident in leaving it to other people, so it would be better for him to do it himself.

Captain Agerman nodded solemnly and agreed to Calgar's temporary appointment: "Yes, I will defend Hera Fortress until the last moment!"

As soon as he finished speaking, Karl quickened his pace and left here. Time was tight and everyone had to race against time.

The stasis field that holds Guilliman's body is located in a temple deep within the fortress. For the past ten thousand years, Guilliman has been sleeping here, receiving worship from successive generations of Ultramarines.

In the minds of countless Ultramarines, Guilliman has become a badge that symbolizes the soul of the Legion. They have all sworn and declared their absolute loyalty to the Legion in front of Guilliman.

This temple is a holy place in the hearts of the Extreme Warriors, a noble place that cannot be desecrated by anyone, but now, for the first time ever, a group of dusty travelers have come here.

Inquisitor Katarina looked around and observed the decorations in the temple. This palace was particularly gorgeous and completely different from the fortress outside.

Countless statues and books celebrate Guilliman's deeds, and relief carvings on the walls record Guilliman's every contribution and everything he has done for the Ultramarines Legion.

Unlike the curious Katarina and others, Calgar was staring at the Great Sage Caul the whole time. Behind him were the Chief Librarian Digris, the warriors of the Glory Guard, and elite warriors such as the Grey Knights.

So many warriors with personal abilities comparable to those of demigods gathered together are enough to destroy and rule a large star region.

However, Calgar did not dare to relax his vigilance at this moment. He was afraid that his carelessness would give Cawl an opportunity to take advantage of and do something unfavorable to the Primarch.

This is the holy land of the Ultramarines Legion, and no improper behavior is allowed to happen once the Great Sage Cawl makes any unusual moves.

Karga will immediately kill these people on the spot!

At this moment, Evelyne looked up at the huge wall reliefs in the temple and the oil murals on the ceiling, and was mesmerized for a moment.

These relief buildings and murals tell the stories of Guilliman’s past experiences and deeds, and the gorgeous sculptures exude an extremely strong sense of historical weight.

The entire hall is filled with a sacred atmosphere of solemnity and dignity.

The architectural style of the Eldar is similar to this, so Evelyne is particularly interested in it. Through these reliefs, she gradually understands Guilliman's basic deeds.

At this moment, the great sage Kaul obviously had no mood to appreciate these prints and reliefs. He silently counted down in his mind, and soon he saw the target person right in front of him.

There, Roboute Guilliman sat motionless on his throne, surrounded by a stasis field, still wearing the same power armour he had worn out during his battle with Fulgrim ten thousand years ago.

On his right hand side stood the Emperor's Sword engraved with mysterious runes. It was obvious that Robert Guilliman had entered a state of sleep very eagerly.

That's why he's in his current slightly embarrassing state.

However, in the eyes of the Ultramarines, only such a Guilliman could "tell" them in the most appropriate image how heartbreaking the great rebellion that swept across the galaxy was.

Calgar walked to the steps of Guilliman's throne, turned around and faced Archmagos Cawl and the others, and said, "Now according to our agreement, you must truthfully explain the purpose of your trip. You cannot hide anything."

"Remember, if I notice that there are any omissions or doubts in what you said, I will not give you a second chance!"

It was not until then that Evelyne finally came to her senses and realized that things had entered the most difficult stage.

How could they convince Calgar to allow them to kill Guilliman first and then resurrect him.

I was afraid that as soon as I opened my mouth, they would be executed by Karga.

After a long while, it was the great sage Kaul who took the initiative to step forward and explained to Calgar the real purpose of this trip.

"What I am about to say may be a little difficult for you to accept, but I hope you can listen to me quietly and then think about the feasibility of this matter."

After giving some advance warnings, Cawl slowly opened his mouth and said, "Ten thousand years ago, I made an agreement with the great Primarch Guilliman to develop the Primaris Space Marines and create the Armor of Destiny..."

The core idea of ​​the agreement between Guilliman and Cawl back then was just one word: "drag"!
As long as he can hold off until the future, when technology matures, he will be able to heal himself, complete his rebirth, and continue to fight against the Chaos Legion.

But before that, Cawl had to optimize the genetic engineering of the Astartes and create Primaris Space Marines that combined the genetic advantages of multiple Primarchs to fight against the Chaos Legion.

"Now ten thousand years have passed. I have created the Armor of Destiny that can heal the Primarch's injuries. So I come to fulfill my promise and awaken the long-sleeping Primarch of the Ultramarines!"

The words of the great sage Kaul were powerful. He raised his head and looked directly at Kalga in front of him without flinching. He only told him the purpose of his visit and only told part of the truth.

But just this part of the information was like a bolt from the blue, shocking Calgar and other extreme warriors beyond words, and their heads were buzzing.

Their genetic father could actually wake up again and return to the Ultramarines Legion!

(End of this chapter)