Warhammer: Angron Training Manual

Chapter 491 Massacre
Qin Xia is Horuskop Chaos.

After explaining everything about chaos, the topic was brought back to Inters.

"The kindness and high moral standards of the Intres people are definitely related to the chaotic information they know."

"Any behavior that can generate negative emotions will provide nourishment for the gods, and a miserable living environment like hell will cause real creatures to not only provide nourishment for the gods, but also become pawns of the gods due to the continuous generation of negative emotions."

"So if you want to fight against the gods, the best way is to create such a galaxy..."

"Without war, the living conditions of any real creature are high enough for them to have positive emotions."

"The Intresians want to eliminate war through diplomacy, and that is exactly what they believe they can do in their fight against Chaos."

After saying that, Qin Xia waited quietly for Horus to digest all the information he had learned today.

It took the Primarch only a few seconds to understand everything, and then he expressed his feelings about the idea of ​​the Intres people: "Eliminate war? This is not realistic. There are many species in the galaxy that cannot communicate and are cruel by nature. There are even races that are simply running dogs of Chaos. Their idea of ​​creating a peaceful utopia can only be implemented on a small scale."

"Yes, although their idea is correct, it is not realistic at all." Qin Xia shrugged, "This is the dark and cruel part of this universe."

Horus was silent.

The Primarch was not completely ignorant of Chaos before, but he could only judge a little from some clues. Now, after listening to Qin Xia talk about Chaos, he finally understood the true situation in the Warp.

"Interres is a micro empire after all, and what happens here will not be the most critical... For you, War Marshal, do you know what is the most important thing to you?" Qin Xia leaned forward, resting his arms on the table, and asked in a deep voice.

Horus listened quietly.

"That is, when you see supernatural phenomena, you must not make rash decisions, and you must be cautious, cautious, and cautious again." Qin Xia said, "Don't get involved in those supernatural things. For example, if you are dying, your descendants want to send you to an alien temple to resurrect you, and you can't move at the time, then you should tell them in advance not to do such stupid things."

Horus initially thought this was a warning by way of example.

But then he remembered that Qin Xia had the ability to predict the future, so he asked, "Is this a prophecy, or just an example?"

"It's a prophecy and also an example," Qin Xia said.

In Qin Xia's opinion, the Chaos Gods would definitely put a lot of effort into Horus. It's not like this Warmaster would be completely immune to corruption unless he was seriously injured by the magic sword and sent to the alien cult for treatment by his offspring. It would be better to explain the principle clearly... It's like teaching a man to fish.

"My descendants and I will keep this in mind," Horus said seriously.

Qin Xia's eyes were still deep. He hesitated for a few seconds under the observation of the original body before slowly nodding.

"I may have to negotiate with the Intres people in a while. Do you have any more prophecies for me?" Horus asked.

"There's a bastard who looks like Erebus. He will most likely go to the museum in Interseth to steal artifacts related to Chaos, which will indirectly lead to a war between the Human Empire and Interseth." Qin Xia said, looking at Erebus, "You only need to give an order later. Any Space Marine who sees Erebus will open fire immediately."

Then, Erebus said to Horus: "I will stay in one place and will never leave while the diplomatic activities with Intres are ongoing."

Horus thought for a moment, then offered a plan: "The flagship is most securely guarded, so you will stay in my office during this time."

Erebus gladly accepted the Primarch's arrangement.

……

a few days later.

Erebus stood in front of the porthole, looking down at the world of Inters outside the window.

As far as he knew, the Warmaster had already gone to the planet in the border star field of Interres and conducted diplomatic activities with some high-ranking Interres bureaucrats who had arrived.

The Warmaster has informed the Intersians about the theft of Chaos weapons. The Intersians believe this prophecy and also believe in the Warmaster of the Human Empire who is willing to tell them the prophecy, so they invite the Shadow Moon Wolf Space Marines to join forces to protect the museum.

The Warmaster invited the Lord of the White Knights, who knew Chaos best, and several Moon Wolves to carry out the mission at the museum together. This time, the Lord of the White Knights teamed up with Abaddon again. Although Abaddon was irritable, he was also reliable.

Erebus withdrew his gaze and scanned the entire Warmaster's office.

The office doesn't look very fancy, but rather plain, with just some of the necessary things for handling official business... desks and chairs, office supplies, filing cabinets, and bookshelves.

Erebus's eyes fell on the bookshelf.

There was really nothing to do now, and he was also troubled by the possible appearance of Eribati, so Eribati walked towards the bookshelf, thinking of picking up a book to kill time.

He just picked up a book at random and looked at it in his hands.

The False God of Colchis: A Dark Past

The title of this book surprised Erebas.

This is a book written by Lorgar, which records the past when the Colchis people worshipped the Old Gods instead of the God-Emperor.

The main purpose was to reveal some of the dark secrets of the native religion of Colchis at that time, so as to tell the Colchians: The God-Emperor is the true God, and other gods are false, otherwise how could these false gods watch their believers do evil without saying a word.

"The Warmaster actually collected this book." Erebus muttered to himself, flipping through the pages casually with nostalgia.

《Church? Demon's Cave!》

The title catches my eye.

Erebus was very familiar with the content of this chapter, and he felt tormented every time he read it.

This chapter tells a story.

There is a church in Colchis: it is bright and beautiful, but it is actually a den of evil, because the hypocritical priests in it adopt orphans and then imprison them to train them as slaves to serve the big men.

That hypocritical pastor deceived many people, and Erebus was the one who was deceived. He always recommended homeless children to go to that church. He thought he had saved many people in this way. Until he discovered what the pastor had done, he realized that he had sent many orphans to hell.

As he recalled earlier after seeing Eribati's body on the command deck of the Invincible Faith, it was some of the things Eribati said when he was a child that made Eribati suspicious of the priest, and after killing Eribati, he went to investigate the church.

After reading the entire chapter as if to torture himself, Erebas took a deep breath and closed the book forcefully.

"It's painful, isn't it?"

A teasing voice came from behind.

Erebas looked back and saw a man who looked exactly like him leaning against the office door, looking at him sarcastically.

It was Aribati.

"You almost sent me to that demon cave." Eribati said. "I thought you would appear in the Intres Museum, but it's better that you appear here." Eribas immediately drew out his dagger, "I will kill you, and then use your body to atone for my name. Just like I killed that priest..."

Eribati raised his hand to interrupt: "Wait. Shouldn't you first ask me how I got into the flagship of the Luna Wolves and came to the Primarch's office?"

Erebus has already rushed forward.

The evil version of himself suddenly dissipated like mist.

When Eribas thought that Aribati who suddenly appeared in the office was just an illusion, he turned around and saw the priest of the Demon Cave Church standing behind him, and everything around him turned into a church dungeon.

The dungeon was filled with children.

The children stared at Erebus with hatred yet some hope in their eyes.

All this made Erebus deeply trapped in a certain memory.

"You..." The priest was surprised to see Erebus, "How did you get in?"

The moment the hypocritical priest appeared, Erebus immediately pounced on him and swung his dagger.

Just like when he rushed down to the dungeon priest in a rage after killing Eribati and returning to investigate the church as a child.

But there was one difference. Erebus was not knocked to the ground by the priest's kick, because he was now an Astartes, not a skinny little kid.

The priest was cut from top to bottom with a dagger.

Other clergy from the church rushed into the dungeon, swarming forward wielding electric batons.

Every time Erebus punched or chopped, someone would be killed on the spot.

During the battle, Erebas saw blood and corpses before his eyes, heard screams and roars in his ears, and in his mind were flashbacks of real events that happened in the current memory scene.

At that time, he sneaked into the church and found the dungeon. He was angry because he was deceived by the priest and many children were harmed, so he rushed to the priest.

As a result, he was kicked and fell down.

More clergy rushed into the dungeon, tied him up, and threw him among the victimized children.

After struggling to survive in the darkness for a while, one day, a beam of light shone into the dungeon, and a fat man with a god's tablet on his chest walked in.

The man looked at Erebus and suddenly smiled, revealing his yellow teeth: "That's him. He looks like a girl."

These words echoed in Erebus's ears, and he responded with a roar like he did when he was a child, except that he was stronger now and could solve all problems through killing when he experienced this memory again.

The clergy were gradually killed off.

Erebus was covered in blood. He stood among the corpses and the blood that covered his shoes and looked back at the children.

The children looked horrified.

The scene in this memory changed again and turned into a corridor.

Erebus looked back in a daze and saw the door of the Primarch's office right behind him.

"That was fake..."

"The Emperor grants me calmness, the Emperor grants me calmness..."

Erebus murmured as he reviewed what had just happened.

Apparently, Aribati possessed psychic powers, which caused him to be dragged into the most unbearable memory, experience an illusion, and then hack and kill all the way until he left the Primarch's office in reality.

And those who were killed...

When Eribati thought of this, a terrible thought suddenly occurred to his mind - could those people be the Luna Wolves or mortal guards guarding the Primarch's office? Were they just transformed into teaching staff in his eyes by Eribati's psychic power?
With such a terrible thought, Erebas turned back with difficulty.

The neck of the man with strong faith was as stiff as a machine that had not been lubricated for a long time. It turned with difficulty, and there was a creaking sound between the bones...

When looking back, Erebas kept blaming himself for not being calm enough. He clearly realized that what he had just experienced was a memory illusion... But if he rushed over again, he still believed that he would immerse himself in the illusion and kill like before.

Because that memory is his inner demon.

The neck that had been turning with difficulty finally stopped.

Erebus did see the body when he turned around.

The entire corridor was littered with corpses, but they were not those of the Luna Wolves Space Marines or mortal guards. Instead, they were human corpses with obvious limb mutations.

"For the gods..." One of the men who was not yet dead spoke with difficulty, revealing his identity as Aribati's lackey.

Suddenly, footsteps were heard behind me.

Erebus snapped back and prepared to throw his dagger, but all he saw was a female guard.

The guard looked at Erebas in astonishment.

"Don't doubt yourself. How could someone like you be tricked into killing a normal person? Even the devil can't deceive you. Only messengers of the gods like me can transform into the villains in your memory. The reason is..."

The sound that made Erebus sick sounded again.

Aribati stepped out from the shadows behind the guard, stopped the thrown dagger with a thought, and then twisted the guard's neck.

After killing the guard, Bad Seed spread his hands and continued, "The reason is that we have something in common with the people you consider evil."

Erebus immediately stood up and rushed over.

Aribati fled ahead, occasionally opening a door in the wall.

The two men chased each other for a long time, and when they came to a narrow and dark place, Aribati finally stopped.

Erebus rushed forward but was blocked by a gate, and then he and the entire room moved farther and farther away from Erebus until the outline of the flagship became tiny in his sight.

After looking around, Erebus realized that this was an escape pod.

(End of this chapter)