Warhammer: Angron Training Manual

Chapter 497: Determined to Join the War
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A warship sails in the void.

There are a large number of decorative elements on the surface of the battleship, the most conspicuous of which is the imperial double-headed eagle emblem hanging high above the bow ram.

Below the double-headed eagle logo is the legion element of the Eye of Horus, indicating that this is a warship of the Shadow Moon Wolves Legion.

This battleship is not a cruiser, nor a frigate, but a sister ship of the Luna Wolves' Primarch's flagship, the Vengeful Spirit. It is also a Queen of Glory-class ship.

This Queen of Glory-class ship does not belong to the Primarch, but to an important figure of the Luna Wolves - Cyjanus.

The extent of Horus's preference for Sejanus is astonishing.

Later in the Dawn Conflict, upon learning that the Scion had been chosen by the majority of his Primarch brothers as the Spokesman of the Imperial Senate Astartes, Horus was proud of Cyjanus and ordered a large warship to be given to Cyjanus.

As the Astartes representative in the Imperial Senate and the most favored son of the Luna Wolves, the warship used by Sejanus must be magnificent enough. Even if he was not able to use this warship when the first Terra Council was convened, he must take this warship in the future and declare to the Imperial people how much he is valued on his way to the Imperial Senate.

The battleship sailed.

Located on the command deck, Sejanus arranged various tasks for the warship while sailing.

Torgaddon, who was ordered by Horus to escort Cyjanus, was also on the command deck.

The always laughing captain was leaning on the edge of a table, surrounded by beautiful young naval officer apprentices.

Whenever Torgaddon said something humorous, a beautiful laugh like a bell would echo in the command deck.

"I wonder how the affairs of Intres's incorporation into the Empire have been handled." Cyjanus turned back to look at Torgaddon, "I hope to be able to directly inform the parliament of our father's actions and the results of Intres' affairs, rather than telling them how our father will act."

"Believe me, by the time we arrive at Terra, Interres will already be a subordinate territory of the Empire." Torgaddon stood up from the table and came to Cyjanus' side.

Sejanus pondered in silence, and finally came to the conclusion that Torgaddon was right.

Then he looked at Torgaddon again and said, "To be honest, you should stay in Intres and help the Lord of the White Knights deal with those Chaos artifacts."

"Maybe I left a bad impression on him." Torgaddon seemed a little helpless and regretful. "After I attended the meeting with him and Loken, he had no intention of trying to keep me. To be honest, I think he trusts Loken more than someone like me who likes to talk but is not very reliable."

Cyjanus looked at Torgaddon again and said, "Do you want to hear the truth about this matter, or do you want me to comfort you?"

"I want to hear your thunderous, deafening silence."

"Ok."

"..."

Sejanus was silent for a moment, then turned to look at the captain: "Sail according to the plan I told you before."

The captain saluted, turned around and ordered everyone on the command deck: "Head to system 63-19."

"Star System 6319?" Torgaddon was stunned for a moment, then questioned Cyjanus, "Is it the Star System 6319 where the Emperor is? The star system we detected before but didn't go there because we were heading straight for Inters?"

Cyjanus nodded.

The 63-19 galaxy is the galaxy where a person who calls himself "Emperor" lives.

Cyjanus knew that the Primarch was dealing with the incorporation of Interseth into the Imperium, and at this time the Legion was heading to 6319 under the leadership of others, ready to kill the "Emperor".

"You can't go there." Torgaddon suddenly became extremely serious. "The Lord of the White Knights predicted that you would die there. Don't you know this?"

"I know, and I know more details," said Cyjanus, "so I will try my best to avoid dying there. Besides, our warship is also going to pass through 6319, so why not help our friendly forces deal with the war? Is the role of this sister ship of the Spirit of Vengeance in my hands just to show off?"

Torgaddon continued to persuade: "It is Abaddon who is in charge of commanding the war operations. You will not be able to take command even if you go there now."

"I just want to participate." Sejanus said indifferently, "Don't worry, I know what I'm doing."

Torgaton said nothing.

He sincerely felt that it was not a good decision for the Primarch to arrange for him to escort Cyjanus. Instead, he should have arranged for Abaddon to come. At least Abaddon could have punched him directly when Cyjanus did something like this...

No, Torgaton thought again, Abaddon couldn't do it either.

Although Sejanus and Torgaddon were discussing the battleship's destination, their discussion would not change the previous order to a "tentative" status. The captain did not care what Torgaddon thought. He only cared about what the new owner of the battleship thought.

The battleship sailed towards the 63-19 galaxy.

Torgaddon finally left the command deck and asked the astropath to send out two action astropathic messages.

One for Abaddon.

One for Qin Xia.

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This is the main force of the Moon Wolf Legion.

6319 galaxies.

Abaddon stared at the holographic image of the target planet, with Loken to his left and another Luna Wolf named Aichmand to his right.

The three were the highest commanders of the Luna Wolves in this "Kill the Emperor" operation. In the Luna Wolves, there was a Primarch staff organization called the Council of Four Kings.

The three people currently on the command deck of the Spirit of Vengeance, except Loken, all belong to the Council of Four Kings.

Abaddon, Eichmander, plus Cyjanus who was on his way to 63-19, and Torgaddon.

Once all four members of the Council of Four Kings are present, the Luna Wolves can still unleash the same combat power as when their Primarch Horus is present.

But Abaddon obviously didn't want to wait for Cyjanus and the others.

"The decapitation plan has been arranged." Eichmand's voice was low and his eyes were melancholy, as if the war had not yet begun, but had already begun and was in a stalemate. "After you arrive at the palace, you will meet the Emperor in the name of a friendly meeting, and then you will have the opportunity to kill him."

Abaddon nodded.

"But this is too risky." Eichmander looked at Abaddon. "If my plan fails and the planetary defense is activated, the fleet will not be able to provide support to you in the first place."

"This guy Cyjanus insists on coming here. If I don't behead him, he will." Abaddon hammered the holographic imaging device, "So we have to quickly resolve the war here. When he comes, tell him to go to Terra quickly and stop wasting time on the fake emperor!"

Eichmand remained silent.

He knew Abaddon's temper well, so even as another member of the Council of Four Kings present at this time, he would not raise any objections.

As for Loken...

He wasn't even a member of the Council of Four Kings, so who cared?
"I will lead six Gastlin Terminators down there," Abaddon said. "You and Loken will take the reserve team and immediately drop down to support me if the situation changes."

Eichmand hummed in a melancholy voice, as if he was very reluctant.

Abaddon flicked his cloak, put on his helmet, and walked out of the command deck.

"The opponents are not orcs or aliens, but we still have to use decapitation tactics to deal with them?" Loken looked at Eichmand.

Eichmand remained silent.

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The gunboat carrying Abaddon and six Gastalin Terminators headed for the surface.

The Emperor's personal pilot led the way in a fighter plane.

The Lord of the White Knights predicted that the "Emperor" had no intention of making peace, that he would kill Cyjanus and then confront the Empire head-on.

But at least for now, this dictator has no idea about the prophecy. He is complacent about his plan, not knowing that Abaddon, like him, has no intention of making peace.

The gunboat arrives at the palace.

When Abaddon walked out of the cabin, he noticed that the palace was built on a snowy mountain and the guards in golden armor were shivering in the blizzard.

"This self-proclaimed emperor is mentally retarded," Abaddon told his battle brothers on the internal communication channel. "Who in their right mind would want to build a palace in the snow?"

The "Emperor's" messenger led the way, guiding everyone into the palace.

"I heard from Sejanus that the Terra Palace was built in the ice and snow of the Himalayas." said a Terminator.

"Bullshit!" Abaddon said angrily. "The palace is built in the Himalayas, that's true, but the environment in Terra is so bad, where is the snow in the Himalayas?"

“……”The Terminators were all silent.

The group went deep into the palace.

Finally, Abaddon met the Emperor.

The emperor sat on a golden throne, looking skinny and listless.

The withered body leaned against the armrest of the throne, and its listless and dull eyes scanned the guests.

Abaddon also looked around.

He could see some ministers and guards.

And the one you need to be most vigilant about is the invisible assassin.

The prophecy given by the Lord of the White Knights to Cyjanus mentioned invisible assassins, so the Shadow Wolf ordered the Mechanicus to create an anti-stealth system.

A device inside the Terminator can break the cloaking force field, allowing the outlines of those invisible assassins to appear directly on the HUD.

"Humanity," said the jester beside the Emperor. "Kneel before the Emperor of all mankind and submit to his rule."

"What the hell are you talking about!" Abaddon stared at the Emperor and said, "Who are you? A ruler born on an unknown planet. Why do you ask other human forces in the galaxy to submit to you? What qualifications do you have?"

With that, Abaddon raised his arm and fired at the Emperor.

All the bombs were suspended half a meter away from the Emperor and then exploded.

The Emperor sat on the throne, still looking at Abaddon and others listlessly. Protected by the defensive force field, he was not only physically hurt, but was not even scared by the explosive bomb.

(End of this chapter)