Warhammer in a box

Chapter 252 There is a surveillance camera above your head

After Ragnar became the Chosen One, a bigger purge began. Not only the cultists, but also the original power class were affected more than imagined.

Many people in power have actually become the running dogs of cultists without knowing it and have helped them to gain benefits.

The first to suffer misfortune were the Scarlet Skulls, a cult that believed in Khorne. Although they were hidden, they were only relatively hidden.

Fights occur almost every day in the army and the Church of Yurik.

Even a high-ranking member of the Scarlet Skull used the materials and rituals that the church had prepared for years to open a Chaos Rift, from which a group of Khorne demons and demonic beasts poured out in an attempt to make a final struggle.

The sudden outflow of demons did cause some damage, but Ragnar, with his single-handed attitude, directly dealt with some of the demons that rushed out.

Explosive bombs, double fang swords, and Fenris Wolf who mastered frost magic suppressed the demon and blocked the exit of the rift.

With the help of the church knights who arrived later, the Chaos Rift was successfully destroyed.

Ragnar's invincible posture made everyone confirm once again that only Ulric's Chosen could accomplish such a feat.

The Scarlet Skulls without a leader were already a group of scattered sand, and even the Chaos Rift was easily destroyed, completely shattering the confidence of the remaining small fry.

Some surrendered, and some fled into the forest outside, but no matter what, a powerful cult had been eradicated, which made people more confident about the next mission.

The identity of the Chosen One is more useful than people imagine. For example, in ET, there was a powerful warrior named Woten who was considered to be the Chosen One of Sigmar. His reputation could even surpass that of Karl, who had been the emperor for a long time. And now, Ragnar's reputation has gradually surpassed that of Emile and Elector Thordbrig.

"Lord Ragnar, this evil cult called the Scarlet Skull has been almost completely eliminated."

Emile reported the situation.

But Ragnar was looking at the report in his hand, and he looked at Todd Brig.

"Governor, look at your army, look at your men."

Todbrig was actually very angry. Firstly, he was angry that the army had been infiltrated into this state without his knowledge. Secondly, as an elector, he had never been questioned in such a tone!

However, due to the opponent's strong fighting power and his current identity, he could only remain silent, but he really felt that Ragnar wanted to kill him at this time...

He was right. If a planetary governor in 40k was infiltrated to this extent, it would be almost certain death.

Either you will be killed by the cultists, or the imperial army will suppress the rebellion and eventually kill the governor and replace him with another one. The empire will not bother to figure out whether it is your fault or not.

Ragnar could only question due to the special social environment here.

"The methods these cultists use to infiltrate are varied and there is no way to prevent them! And didn't your demon hunters on Terra say that there is not only this scarlet skull, but also a cult hidden deeper in Middenheim? Lord Ragnar, how can we find it?"

After hearing what Todbrig said, Ragnar became even angrier. He was good at fighting, but he didn't know how to dig deep into the cultists. Well, you, the governor, dare to question me? I'll kill you!
Ragnar was about to use his weapon due to the Space Wolves' violent temper, but the door of the hall was pushed open.

The man's attire made Ragnar look even more ferocious than when he looked at Todbrig.

"Inquisition?"

At this time, Gerhardt, wearing the uniform of the Inquisitor, also walked in, and beside him were several of the most elite demon hunters. Under his training and guidance, they were able to perform well.

Not only Ragnar looked bad, Gerhardt also looked bad.

"Ragnar Blackbeard, Space Wolf... Should we cooperate with him this time..."

Gerhardt muttered.

Cosi and Hodges who were following him were surprised to see Gerhardt showing such an expression. In their minds, Gerhardt was always calm and could handle any situation, but why did he have such a reaction to the Space Marine in front of him?
"Corsi... this... what's going on..." Hodges said puzzledly. He had also come into contact with Rogna's Extreme Warriors and they were apparently very easy to get along with.

But they didn't dare to ask, so they could only follow Gerhardt with gloomy faces.

"I didn't expect to see you judges here?"

"I didn't expect to see the powerful alpha wolf Ragnar Blackbeard here either."

As one of the highest authority institutions in the Empire, the Inquisition has a very special status. As long as they have any connection with any enemy of the Empire, they have extremely high levels of authority.

Whether you are a planetary governor, a star district governor, a general of the Astra Militarum or a captain of the Imperial Navy, or even a space marine or a chapter master, they all have the right to kill and have the authority to issue an extermination order for a planet.

But there are always exceptions. The founding groups that are not daughter groups but belong to the primarchs always have many privileges.

Not all start-up groups are easy to get along with, and the Space Wolves are definitely one of the more troublesome ones.

What Inquisition, what Grey Knights, what Ecclesiarchy? As long as I, the Space Wolves, think you are wrong, I will fight you.

We paid no attention to the Codex Astartes.

In 40k, Gerhardt belongs to the Ordo Malleus, and he has not had any direct conflict with the Space Wolves.

But I have heard of the name of the Space Wolves, and my colleagues have often said bad things about them.

"Lord Ragnar, I think this time the Space Wolves and the Inquisition are not enemies. This is not our original universe. I believe you already know that. You don't have your chapter behind you, and I don't have the Inquisition behind me. We all need each other's help to solve the problems of this city."

Gerhardt was the first to give in and showed goodwill towards Ragnar.

After hearing Gerhardt's words, Ragnar sat back in his seat. As the next chapter leader chosen by Logan, Ragnar could not be a man who only knew how to fight.

He knew that Gerhardt was right. He preferred to kill those cultists rather than cause trouble for the Inquisition.

"Inquisitor, I didn't expect you to have trained so many subordinates here. Not bad. They did catch quite a few cultists."

Listening to Ragnar's words, Gerhardt knew that there would be no problem with this cooperation.

Gerhardt walked to the table and stated his findings directly.

The demon hunters gathered the information to him, and he analyzed the problem.

He combined the footage from the conflict that had taken place in Middenheim over the past few days with the footage recorded by the servoskull hidden in the sky.

He discovered that all riots or conflicts were secretly directed by someone behind the scenes.

There are always some people in the crowd who mingle in small groups and instigate the blind civilians.

They thought they were hiding well, but they didn't know that there was something watching their every move.

Gerhardt showed Todd Bullinger the faces of all the people recorded one by one. He knew some of them, but the identities of some others remained to be determined.

"Your Excellency the Elector, this matter is very important. We must find out the identities of these people before we can find out who is behind this."

Gerhardt said to Todd Bullinger seriously.

"Okay, I understand. I'll let the heads of the administrative departments under me sort it out!"

(End of this chapter)