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Chapter 125 Evelyn (1/5) Requesting monthly votes!

"We have come for Belisarius Caul, the Primarch, whose Eldar warriors are protecting him and fighting alongside him."

The Eldar woman before him spoke these words, while Guilliman's chambers, where he conducted state affairs, were now surrounded by the Imperial Guard.

The finely crafted, powered spear crackled with lightning, but the Elven race present here did not seem to harbor much hostility.

At this moment, the Imperial Regent, Robert Guilliman, upon hearing these words, also looked solemnly at the face that should not have appeared on Terra.

Looking at the pale, slender, pointed-eared spirit woman in front of him, the Imperial Regent indeed sensed that her aura seemed different from any spirit he had ever seen before.

He had just received a distress signal from Belisarius Caul, transmitted through the subspace. Although it was somewhat chaotic, Caul had indeed mentioned that an entity was helping them escape the clutches of chaos.

While he was organizing his response, the group of Adarin suddenly arrived on Terra.

"Who exactly are you?"

The Primarch asked the question.

At this moment, the Eldar woman leading the group bowed slightly, a gesture that appeared to be a greeting, yet was as elegant as a dance: "I am Evereni, the vanguard of the Death Army. Our great prophet Adalard foresaw that the fates of the Eldar and the human empire would be closely intertwined, so we have come with sincerity. Lord of Alteramar, we can help you reach Belisarius Caul as quickly as possible."

"Prophecy? Your prophecies, those of you aliens, are the least credible. I've known you for a long time; you're nothing but a bunch of headless flies blindly chasing after so-called prophecies!"

"The Empire had a brief period of cooperation with you, but you suddenly turned against your allies after foreseeing defeat, ultimately leading to the defeat of the war."

"How can you expect me to trust you?"

Guilliman stood up slightly. His posture, which was already intimidating when he was sitting at his desk, became even more awe-inspiring when he stood up. The demigod's majesty made many of the Eldar accompanying him feel the pressure increase exponentially.

The Son of Vengeance distrusts the aliens before him, and the reason he doesn't kill these arrogant beings immediately is simply because he wants to learn more about Caul's situation from them.

"I said we came with sincerity."

Even when facing Guilliman, Eldar Everene calmly stated, "Your Emperor is undertaking some modifications to his Golden Throne, and these modifications require certain Eldar items, which we have brought with us."

"This is our sincerity."

The Primarch remained silent. He glanced at the Guardsman beside him, who nodded slightly, but this did not mean that Guilliman would choose to trust the being before him.

"We know too little about you. What is your purpose?"

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Guilliman said this, while Evelyn patiently began to explain.

The Eldar, officially known as the Eldar, were once one of the oldest intelligent races in the galaxy. However, hundreds of thousands of years ago, their excessive indulgence gave birth to the Chaos God Slaanesh, leading to the destruction of their homeland and the near extinction of their race.

All the souls of Eldar will become food for the Lord of Pleasure, and their souls will forever feel emptiness, as the Lord of Pleasure is calling upon them. For this reason, the remaining Eldar have now split into several factions.

Some adhere to dogma to cope with the emptiness in their souls; the Dark Eldar indulge in extreme brutality, satisfying the god's appetite by sacrificing the despair of others. But the woman before them represents none of these groups; they are arguably the most extreme force among the Ark Eldar.

Death Army.

Also known as "Reborn".

They abandoned the traditional spiritual path of the Eldar and instead worshipped a nascent god of death—Aeneid.

Legend has it that after the death of the last Eldar, Death will descend upon the world to slay Slaanesh, the Eldar's greatest enemy. The ultimate goal of Death's army is to awaken Death beforehand, in order to destroy Slaanesh and save the entire Eldar race. To this end, they are willing to break all taboos and even cooperate with humans.

As the description unfolds, the Primarch's brain is also working at lightning speed.

With his father's instructions, the Primarch had to begin to believe that Evelynn might have come with genuine sincerity, and after hearing about Caul's situation, choosing to trust the Xenomorphs seemed to be the best option.

Guilliman now understands that he must go to Belisarius Caul's aid as quickly as possible, to support this great sage of the Mechanicus.

He will be key to his future unyielding expeditions, and he himself has been involved in one of the greatest secrets of the human empire for centuries. Unlike many other clerics of the Cult of Mechanics, Caul is passionate about creating rather than pursuing or replicating lost technologies.

After the Horus Rebellion ended, Caul was commissioned by Robert Guilliman to oversee the progress of two missions in case something happened to the Primarch.

One purpose was to prepare for the possible resurrection of Guilliman; the other was to use a device called the Primal Blood Stack to create Primal Space Marines.

Although this was considered heresy by the Cult of Mechanics, other members of the cult had to acknowledge Caul's authority, whose preparations over the past ten thousand years would be key to the resurgence of the Empire's military power.

Ultimately, he agreed, and then, using his authority, he assembled a fleet, which even included the Golden Guard, the very soldiers who would protect the Golden Throne.

Although there are many die-hard voices among the current politically rigid High Lords of Terra.

Those mortal rulers feared that the return of the Primarch would affect their power, and even secretly planned to eliminate the Primarch or suppress him as a political mascot.

But none of this escaped the Primarch's notice, and now that Guilliman has returned, he understands that he must seize every second. Therefore, Guilliman doesn't have much time to get entangled with them on political issues.

With the help of the Imperial Chancellor, Guilliman quickly mobilized an army, while almost all the other rebels were forced to relinquish their power for various reasons.

And now, this force has been assembled.

It possesses forces from various sectors, including the Imperial Navy, the Astral Army, the State Religion, the Imperial Guard, the Imperial Fist stationed on Terra, the Inquisition, and the Mechanicus.

Throughout the entire human empire, only the Emperor's Primarch can command this entire army.

Moreover, this time they also need to form an alliance with the ancient Eldar aliens and go through the Webway portal on the moon to support the trapped Archduke of Mechanicus, Kaul.

Despite the various anomalies that occurred at the Golden Throne after the arrival of the Eldar, and the starlight shining even brighter, seemingly indicating that the Eldar's arrival had made significant progress, the vast majority of warriors on Terra were still unwilling to entrust their backs to such a sinful and valiant group of aliens.

But Guilliman understood that this was revolution.

He wanted to reverse the decline of the human empire and break free from the manipulation of his fellow human beings by the evil gods, so he had to start a revolution.

Revolution is not a slogan, nor is it a revenge launched solely out of passion.

Revolution, on the contrary, means compromise! Before achieving the most important goal, Guilliman needs to unite all forces that can be united to achieve the greatest objective, even though the Eldar were once enemies of the human empire.

"The road ahead is long and arduous."

As Evelynn gazed at the starry sky aboard Guilliman's flagship, she said, "The stars are dimming, Primarch. We are about to face a fierce battle. You have successfully veiled death, but do not let this make you arrogant."

"I didn't expect you to be coming with us?"

Guilliman nodded solemnly. In private, he was willing to acknowledge that the Eldar were once a great race and to give them respect, after all, his father had once wanted to use the Eldar's Webway legacy to achieve the revival of humanity.

"This expedition may require our strength."

Evelynn said calmly, "In fact, according to our prophecy, Primarch, your mission to rescue Belisarius Caul this time will be fraught with peril, hopeless, and doomed to failure."

With no hope left, defeat is inevitable.

Upon hearing these words, Guilliman, for some reason, suddenly thought of a certain person.

"This expedition is fortunate to have your assistance, which is more valuable than a thousand troops."

Guilliman stared at the slowly opening net entrance ahead, but his face was full of confidence: "But I know a friend who will bring hope and will be invincible."

We came here precisely for him —

Evelynn didn't voice her inner thoughts; she simply stood beside the Primarch. She knew better than anyone that the Eldar's fate was sealed, but—in this universe, something had already appeared that could defy destiny!

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