Warhammer: Just unified the Empire, you said it was 40K

Chapter 268 Khorne: Let Angron vs. Angron, a cyber cricket fight!
Did they send Angron back?

This is great.

Perhaps it was Lord Angron who broke through the enemy lines.

After all, he was a Primarch-level demon, equivalent to a demigod. How could a mere world possibly imprison such a great figure?

They looked in the direction indicated by the ceremony.

In space.

A powerful gravitational force stretched the boundary of the world from an infinite distance into two extremely short points. Then, under the protection of a certain thrust and force field, it instantly crossed the two points, completing a cross-distance journey.

"Has technology become this advanced already?"

Even Angron was somewhat bewildered.

With such advanced technology, even traversing such a long distance of space and time only takes a few seconds. In the entire universe, who else but the Fearful Dead could achieve this?
Even the Eldar can't do that. The Eldar can traverse most of the galaxy in a few hours, but they can't do it in a few seconds. This is perhaps why the Gamma World, with its advanced technology, can still retrieve the dead from the annals of history.

Where Angron left, his true nature was already clear. However, his past self had long been devoured by the evil god, and he could no longer return to his former self. The only possible candidate who ascended to demonhood without having his true nature devoured was Mortarion, who followed Nurgle in his ascension. Because of Nurgle's doting affection, Mortarion did not completely devour his true nature when he ascended to demonhood.

However, the rest had already been divided up by the four gods, and they could no longer turn back.

"Hey, stop thinking about it, get to work."

Angron was shoved and everyone else sprang into action, but he remained in a daze. The person next to him quickly urged him to get to work.

Those around him didn't know who he was, and Anglong also demanded that he discard his old name and change to a number. He wouldn't take back his own name until he had completely atoneed.

When Angron left the magic-free zone of the Gamma world.

The gaze from the subspace then noticed the Angron that had appeared in the gamma world.

Angron, who once ascended to become a demon, has now reappeared as a human, which has made some of the evil gods in the chaos wary.

Meanwhile, some people turned their gaze to the bronze throne that resided high in the sky, flowing with blood and scorching flames.

Angron was not completely wiped out; Khorne still possessed half of Angron.

For Khorne, Angron's resurrection did not provoke any anger. After all, in the entire universe, apart from the Black King, almost no one could make him stand up from the Bronze Throne.

As for certain cosmic hook literature, even if he heard about it, he would dismiss it with disdain.

Having no rivals, he almost always plays with electronic crickets in the universe.

For him, having another human Angron would be an even greater source of enjoyment.

He was even eager to bless the human Angron, and then throw the Angron after it became a demon, so that the two Angrons could have a good fight and have their fill of it. He could then keep blessing the human Angron and prevent it from dying.

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If the Gamma World could resurrect more human versions of the Primarch, he could even orchestrate a proper battle between the human Primarch and the demon Primarch.

Other forms of entertainment are common.

But the kind of fun it is to have the human version of the Primarch fight the Chaos version of the Primarch—if you miss it now, you might never see it again in your lifetime.

For Khorne, having no rivals meant he could only watch his men fight each other from his bronze throne, adding a bit of excitement and making their battles more thrilling, which he found more enjoyable.

Of course, there would be someone who could go toe-to-toe with him.

Khorne would definitely drag him into fighting every day.

Angron landed on the battlefield.

The other teammates have already begun their assault on the forces of Chaos.

"They actually have weapons from the Gamma World, but don't you know that weapons from the Gamma World all have backdoors?"

If these guys were Vashtor's men, they would be more wary, since they had contact with Vashtor before and he could hack into their weapon systems. But since these guys were just soldiers under Khorne who only knew how to hack and slash, they would be easier to deal with.

Disable the enemy's weapons, then charge into their camp and eliminate them as quickly as possible.

A large number of enemies rushed towards him. Angron had not expected that what was said to be a small-scale war before he came would far exceed the battle at the high walls he had experienced.

The so-called Battle of the High Wall is like children playing house in terms of the current scale of the battlefield. The enemy's tanks, weapons, speeding motorcycle gangs, and air support forces are all very comprehensive, and there are even World Eaters present.

The World Eaters had long forgotten what Angron looked like, so when they saw the human version of Angron, they had no recollection of him at all and regarded him as an enemy. A large amount of artillery fire was fired at Angron, and a large number of soldiers were fighting against Angron's teammates.

"New recruit, perk up!"

Angron had no temper with what the other party said. Relatively speaking, on the battlefield, he was indeed like a greenhorn. However, his learning ability and other abilities were almost maxed out.

He quickly became familiar with the rhythm of the battlefield.

Those Devourers on the other side even sensed that something was amiss.

Even though the opponent was hit by their chaos magic, and even injured, why is their condition actually better, and why are their injuries healing faster?

It was as if the other person had been blessed.

its not right.

They are the true believers of Khorne.

No, you don't bless your believers, you bless your enemies.

Did something go wrong?
Angron had never felt the battlefield so sobering.

He was never lucid in the arena; his will was constantly tormented.

In fact, such willpower had long been forged into unparalleled tenacity. Every ordeal was a training of his consciousness. If others were injured on the battlefield and feared due to other circumstances, it would have already affected their combat state.

But Angron is different.

Without the Butcher's Nail, he was like someone who had shed all his burdens to fight his enemies.

He displayed astonishing fighting power and combat wisdom in battle.

Khorne watched Angron grow rapidly and was very satisfied.

They were even eager to see Angron grow stronger and fight against them.

The other Primarchs shouldn't sit idly by either; let's get the whole galaxy in an uproar.

They're here to steal my attention.

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The demon beneath the brass throne, for some unknown reason.

The Great Demon Khorne was overjoyed, as if he had discovered a new game.

The four gods have always looked down on each other.

In Tzeentch's view, Khorne was brainless, Slaanesh was only obsessed with desire, Nurgle was a shut-in, and only he cared about the Black King. With the Warp completely destroyed, how could they avoid this situation?

In Slaanesh's eyes, Tzeentch was only good at playing power games, Khorne only knew how to sit on the throne and laugh foolishly, and Nurgle was a shut-in. Only Slaanesh constantly pursued perfection, worked hard to acquire souls, had ambition, and wanted to become the most perfect god among the four gods.

In Khorne's view, Slaanesh was a rising star, and Tzeentch dared not confront him directly. Nurgle only knew how to stay at home and nurture his virus. Only he himself truly enjoyed the power of Chaos. Before the Black King rose, he was the happiest, and after the Black King rose, he still had fun.

In Nurgle's eyes, everyone else was a fool. Slaanesh's pursuit of perfection was useless, Tzeentch's schemes against the Black King were useless, and Khorne just knew how to have fun all day. Only he knew that even if the Black King rose up and everything came to an end, so what? It would just be a new cycle, which was in line with his divine will.

The four gods looked at each other as if they were fools.

However, they have one thing in common.

The Black King can rise, and some evil gods even hope that the Black King will rise, but they do not want an existence like the Gamma World to complete all its plans before the Black King rises.

Ending chaos does not necessarily mean eliminating chaos.

The entire universe is like a vertical steel pipe, and the subspace is like the water rings surrounding the pipe. Emotions within the pipe overflow into the surrounding subspace, spreading and corroding the pipe. As a result, the subspace becomes increasingly clear in reality.

The subspace can still be filtered clean by re-permeating and filtering the water, but the cost is too high. Currently, only the technology of the Gamma world can achieve this at some point in the future.

The subspace has existed since ancient times. However, the places where pollution spreads are the gathering places of those souls. Other extragalactic systems also have projections of the subspace, but most of them were sunk by the War of Heaven and no longer give birth to life. The Milky Way is their main place of harvest, and they have nowhere to run if they want to.

Tzeentch does not want the entire galaxy to disappear.

At least, it won't make him truly disappear.

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After noticing the appearance of the human Angron.

Tzeentch's wise gaze fell upon him. He knew he needed to move on to the next step quickly, otherwise the other evil gods would be like a bunch of shut-ins, only concerned with immediate, shallow gains and blind to the future crises.

"Send Loja to see me and tell him that Angron has appeared. Angron has appeared, so will that guy who was tricked by him come after him?"

For Loja, what he fears most is not Angron.

What he feared most was Corax, and that man, Horus, the war general from ten thousand years ago.

The guy has already appeared; he's hiding somewhere.

(End of this chapter)