Warhammer: My buddy has too many secrets!

Lancelot left the training ground.

After passing a glass panel overlooking the universe, Lancelot noticed the flagship of the Lamenters, the Mother of Tears Chapter's monastery ship, which was towing a Cobra-class frigate.

Spaceships occasionally shuttled back and forth between the two warships. As the aliens were eliminated, the technical priests on the Crying Monastery ship began to assist the Mechanic members on the escort ship in repairing its power system.

Lancelot made the decision on a whim, so he boarded a Thunderhawk and headed to the Cobra-class frigate from which he had originally transmigrated to, to check on the repair progress.

Although Lancelot found the way the angels held incense and prayed incessantly frustrating, the human skulls flying around them made him even more uncomfortable.

But now... this is the empire's desperate measure in its desperation.

Warhammer 40 was never a world of technological advancement; it was a story of a human empire gradually fading away after experiencing catastrophic destruction.

The AI ​​rebellion during the Golden Age shattered the then-dominant human empire. Even though humanity ultimately achieved a Pyrrhic victory, this blow caused a sharp decline in technology and led to a ban on the development of artificial intelligence.

That scientific era vanished completely, replaced by the religious worship of Mechanics. They believed in the god of machines, Om Messiah, and to support the forging of the god's machines, these Mechanics began using the brains of people with their prefrontal lobe removed and connected to tubing as computing centers.

Even if this thing was created using cloning technology, it was still an extremely blasphemous object in Lancelot's eyes.

No wonder even Guilliman was startled when he woke up and saw that Cherubim thing.

However, on the other hand, Primarch of the Ultramarines is still sleeping in the Stasis Field. I imagine his expression when he is awakened will be quite unsettling.

Lancelot returned to his starting point and sat on the shelf to organize his thoughts.

First of all.

The current timeline is the early 40th millennium... If we divide it by major events, the 11th Black Crusade has ended, and the 12th Black Crusade is about to begin.

There are wars raging everywhere in the Warhammer universe, but recently, the most noteworthy event... aside from Abaddon's capture of Blackrock Fortress during the 12th Black Crusade... is the First War of Amegidon.

In this battle, the Primarch of the Devourer, the slave of Khorne, and the Primarch of the Demon, Angron, are about to return to the real world.

At this point, the Empire did not normally have a Primarch equivalent to Angron. The Emperor's last legacy, the Grey Knights, had to desperately fill the gaps and pay a pyrrhic victory to banish Angron from the real universe.

While this might be seen as a slight undermining of the Primarch's prestige, everyone knows that if you fight 100 wars, Uncle Angron could easily win 97 of them; it's just that the few losses are recorded by the Empire.

Lancelot could participate in this war, but he had no intention of confronting the Primarch directly.

Even with inviolable domains, the gap between Space Marines and Primarchs is still too vast... Don't be fooled by how easily you can defeat the Weeping Ones; if you were to face a Primarch directly... the situation would probably be reversed.

Robert was the only hope.

Stored in the Guardian's space... the Emperor's original blood, encased in quartz, carries the Emperor's will and power after the Reversal World incident.

Furthermore, since it exists in the form of blood, in a sense, this is equivalent to the embodiment of the Emperor's infinite life force as an immortal being!

Guilliman fell into a deep sleep because ten thousand years ago, Forgrim plunged a blade imbued with warp poison into his body.

Although it was subsequently rescued and placed in a stasis field, it remained frozen in its last moments before death.

Ten thousand years later, in the 41st millennium, the Eldar's help was needed to resurrect Guilliman because Guilliman was in a state of near-death. Evelynn needed to use the power of Death to kill Guilliman first, then resurrect him, and finally heal him using the Armor of Fate forged by Caul.

But now, with the existence of the Emperor's Blood, there is no need for the Eldar's so-called Death God's Power to awaken the Primarch.

That is the power of an emperor from another world. Since it can be contained by the blood of an emperor, it is estimated that the emperors of this world can also use it.

A new power appeared out of nowhere. Although the Emperor himself did not know where it came from, he knew what to do: use it to burn away the evil poison on Guilliman's body.

At that time, the great Primarch will return, and the Second Empire... oops! The Imperial Regent will inject hope and vitality back into this decaying empire.

In that reversed world, the experience almost eliminated the need to meet the Emperor. The only thing that required going to Terra was getting the Custodians' endorsement before being able to travel to Macragge to meet the Primarch.

The only problem is, how can I get in touch with the dormant Genetic Prototype?

After all, Horus, the first Primarch who rebelled, was also severely injured and carried into the temple of the evil god by wizards, and then turned into a cream puff by the power of the four gods.

Even if the Ultramarines were unaware of this secret, they would never allow themselves to be alone with Guilliman.

In the original storyline, when Kaul brought the Eldar to rescue Guilliman, Calgar refused in every way, even with the Legion's intelligence guarantee, and wouldn't let them contact the Father of Genesis.

At the time, a group of Chaos Terminators teleported and boarded the ship, directly using a roundabout loyalty tactic, which allowed Kaul and Evelynn to seize the opportunity.

Otherwise, given Karga's personality, he might have even killed the Regent's Queen... oh no, the Eldar's Death Messenger Everene on the spot!

To gain the trust of the Ultramarines, perhaps we should start with Chapter Master Karl, and maybe share some information about the Imperial Blood with him?

It still doesn't feel quite right.

As the leader of the Ultramarines Chapter, Kargal cannot make a decision on matters concerning the Primarch with just a few words; it must be discussed by the higher-ups.

With his inviolable domain and the Guardian's space, Lancelot was naturally the best carrier of the Primarch's bloodline. However, due to the circumstances in the Inverted World, Lancelot would never dare to easily reveal the Primarch's blood in public.

Only when it is in one's own hands can those evil gods from the Warp be unable to detect the Emperor's blood on one's hands through one's inviolable domain.

However, if many people see it, the soul fluctuations of the other party in the subspace will record this information, and once it attracts the attention of an evil god...

At that time...macrog might just stage a four-god siege similar to Nuseria's in the Reverse World.

If this really happens, the situation will be very troublesome.

Even if Guilliman were to wake up, if he were to be attacked by four Primarchs the moment he opened his eyes, he would probably fall asleep forever as soon as he woke up.

After all, the current human empire is not like the Reverse World; there is no Primarch on the surface.

The Wolf King is nowhere to be found, the Khan is racing on the Internet, and the Lord of Fire Dragons is already working overtime after finishing the War of the Beasts. If a situation of four gods besieging them really occurs, it is estimated that only the Raven King who is blocking the Luojia Gate in the subspace can come to help immediately!

But Lancelot is pessimistic about this.

Even though he knew that the Raven King was in the subspace, there was no record of triggering the Guardian System.

This suggests that the secret appears to have almost no impact on the real universe.

After all, many Primarchs had said they would return someday before they left, and the Raven King was probably determined to kill Loka. Even if the Empire knew he was in the Warp, it wouldn't make much difference.

In this situation, if the Emperor's bloodline were exposed and the Four Gods attacked, and no one could help Robert, he would have done more harm than good.

Now I can only hope that the journey to Terra won't be too difficult... If I really encounter difficulties, such as the Inquisition and the Church of England suddenly interfering, then I guess I'll have to find another way to wake Robert up.

Why not just launch a sneak attack on Macragge, steal Robert away, and then revive him?!

This is the most direct approach, and even Chaos would be completely confused when they receive the news. The four Warp Gods would be amazed at where this powerful guy came from and would definitely try to recruit him to their side when the opportunity arises!