Hawks from the Land of Light are calling me a dove and an undercover agent in the chat group.

"How many people could such a legion of doctors save? Just think about it, Mortarian, isn't that wonderful?"

The Warhammer universe has doctors, and highly skilled doctors, but there are no particularly high-level medical organizations.

Kassa wanted the Death Guard to become a medical organization like that, because saving lives might be more suitable for them than killing.

He is not hope

The hope is that the Death Guard can become healers who save other Astartes and other humans, and that one day Mortarion's army of healers can save all the innocent races in the Warhammer universe, just like the Silver Cross.

The Death Guard should not bring death, but rather stand guard on the edge of death, keeping everyone away from death and bringing people a brilliant life.

"This……"

Mortalian was captivated by the vision Kassa had painted. If that were the future, it wouldn't be so bad, would it?

"And what's the third request?"

"The third thing I want to ask of you, Mortarian, is that I ask you to allow me to go with you to defeat your adoptive father. As your mentor, I want you to understand that no matter how big the task, you don't have to do it alone."

Kassa looked at Mortarian earnestly, his emotions conveyed through his eyes and resonating in Mortarian's heart.

Who could resist such a request?

Motalian succumbed: "Alright, I'll grant you all three requests!"

Chapter 24: Forgrim, Magnus, Loka, and Tzeentch, a Great Melee!

Chemos.

The Primarch Vorgrim resides in a world of scarce resources, where many are born to work day and night in factories.

When Forgrim arrived here, all the things he did were extremely beautiful.

He did not become a ruler or a warrior, but instead entered the factory as a worker. He then used his extraordinary talent to improve the factory's technology and increase production, thereby liberating people and giving workers more time to go out and pursue art and beauty.

Forgrim is a man whose appearance is handsome, dashing, beautiful, and cute, conforming to the aesthetic standards of all races, and who inherited the unique charm of his father, Emperor Nyorus, who has almost a thousand different faces.

The difference is that the Emperor conquered everyone by showing everyone his different appearances, while Forgrim only had one fixed appearance, yet he could conquer anyone with that.

Whether human, alien, Chaos God, or Warp Demon, no one ever thought that Fulgrim was not good-looking enough.

But this near-perfect appearance that he was born with is also his flaw.

He was born near perfect, and therefore had a strict pursuit of perfection, hoping that only those perfect beings would remain in the entire universe, and at the same time hoping that he could become the most perfect being.

This is a kind of distortion and paranoia, which is why he was seduced by Slaanesh's great demon and fell into depravity.

If it were any of his Primarch brothers, even if they were unknowingly turned into weapons by the Slaanesh and bewitched day and night, they would never become Slaanesh's subjects. Resisting such bewitching is something even the Grey Knights could do.

Ultimately, it's because Fugrim was always pursuing perfection, but he didn't realize that true perfection is moral beauty, not physical appearance or pleasure.

Kassa came to Chemoth to bring this message to Forgrim, who had not yet been instilled with Slaanesh.

After assisting Mortalian in killing his hideous adoptive father, he went on to visit many other Primarch worlds, making contact with them in varying degrees of depth.

For example, he didn't give any in-depth teachings to Wolf King Lemanrus, the thirteenth prince Guilliman, Lord of Fire Dragons Volkan, and Corax, because they already had their own opinions and their personalities were already set.

Most importantly, these Primarchs all have good, positive personalities. In the neurotic universe of Warhammer, the four of them seem so normal, especially Vorkan and Corax, who moved Kassar deeply.

Both of these original entities share the principle of treating people kindly. People at the bottom of society are also precious lives, and we should treat them well, help them, not be arrogant towards them, and certainly not persecute them.

Having such awareness and putting it into action is commendable, not only in the Warhammer universe but also in other universes.

This also indirectly proves that, despite the temptations of the Chaos Gods, the beings in the Warhammer universe can still choose a positive morality—although this may bring some crises, if they can persist, it will only reduce the overall invasion of Chaos, making the benefits outweigh the drawbacks.

Unfortunately, as seen in the 40s, while the Salamanders continued the goodness and beauty of Volkan, the Ravenguards only inherited the trait of fighting in the shadows and did not continue the noble tradition of resisting oppressors.

Therefore, during their initial contact with Corax, Kassadin suggested that Corax should inscribe these noble principles into the Legion and pass them down through generations.

Compared to Vokhan and Corax, Guilliman, though not as kind-hearted as the two, was still a good monarch who consciously treated others well, and was very skilled in governance, requiring little instruction from others.

Therefore, Kassa simply became acquainted with him and then talked about life.

Lemanrus may appear somewhat like a savage, but this is merely a personal preference, a simple character trait, and there's nothing to correct. Should we force everyone to have the exact same personality? No.

The other original Chagatai Khan was different; he was far too bloody because he was raised by nomadic people and thus acquired the cruelty of the steppe people.

Unifying their own planet

When Chagatai Khan encountered cities that refused to surrender, he would order the complete annihilation of the entire city, including men, women, children, and even its culture, which would be burned to the ground.

In an effort to change Chagatai Khan's bloodthirsty and cruel nature, Kasa spent a considerable amount of time, including but not limited to wrestling with Chagatai and using Ultra Telekinesis to create illusions that the cities being burned were Chagatai's subordinates.

In the end, he managed to change some things, so that at most he would kill the soldiers who resisted, including those who surrendered after the city fell, but at least he would spare the old and children, and would not discriminate against or treat them differently.

While it's impossible to completely change things, those who surrendered could have actually lived—but that's just how it is. Primarchs are very stubborn, and sometimes, once their personalities are set, it's already the greatest effort we can make them change a little.

Lion King Leon Johnson, on the other hand, is a different story. He is too concerned with saving face, lacks social skills, and has an excessively high sense of self-esteem.

If someone refuses to speak out and communicate properly with others, they may feel offended and become angry if they are contradicted, defeated, or even simply disrespected.

In the original history, the tragedy of his falling out with his adoptive father stemmed from this, as did the tragedy of his home planet being destroyed.

Therefore, in Caliban, in order to correct Leon Johnson, a child who could be described as socially autistic, Caesar went to great lengths. Fortunately, he finally succeeded and improved Leon Johnson's social skills to a normal level that he might not have realized until he was a million years old.

As for Ferrusmanus, the genetic father of the Iron Hand?

Feralas believed in the survival of the fittest and encouraged natural selection and infighting among the various clans on his home planet. He believed that the weak should be abandoned and that the strong were the only ones who mattered.

This is clearly wrong; it's a flawed idea.

If the weak should be eliminated, then compared to the Chaos Gods, humans are undoubtedly weak, so should the human race be eliminated?

To help Ferus understand that the weak are innocent, have the right and freedom to live, and that the strong should not kill the weak, Kasa used various methods to make Ferus realize the preciousness of the lives of the weak. (Tianxi)

As for Omega, the timing of their encounter was somewhat unfortunate, coinciding with the period around the time Alpharis went to search for his twin brother.

These two Hydra Primarchs inherited the Emperor's suspicious nature. They distrusted everything except the Emperor, and even the Emperor himself. They also distrusted themselves and were adept at making up lies.

They have completely fallen into the world of espionage and are thoroughly enjoying it.

Frankly, teaching these two is more difficult than teaching all the previous Primarchs combined. None of the previous Primarchs combined have given Kassadin as much trouble as teaching Alpharis and Omega.

Similarly, because the timeframe was too late, he couldn't completely change the minds of these two people. At most, he could only prevent them from getting lost in the lies of espionage until there was nothing credible left, which would be too tragic.

As for whether this education is actually useful, is it possible that Alphares and Omega were not actually swayed by him, but only pretended to have changed in front of him because they couldn't beat him?

This possibility cannot be completely ruled out, but regardless of whether the truth is true or not, Kasa has done his best. Even Ultra Warriors can never change everyone.

Otherwise, wouldn't it have been better for him to just go and persuade the Chaos Gods to surrender?

Fortunately, after getting through the Hydra brothers Alpharis and Omega, Sangilis was just as easy to deal with as Guilliman.

Compared to Guilliman, Saint Gilles seems to be slightly more father-obsessed.

Horus is already anchored to death, so it's impossible to access his related history, and it wouldn't make a difference anyway.

The remaining ones are Forgrim, Loka, and Magnus.

Now that they have landed on the homeworld of Fulgrim, Kassadin originally intended to focus on this place first.

However, upon landing, because much of his power had returned to its original state over time, he immediately sensed that Magnus was taking a bath in a cesspool on a distant planet in the warp.

Tzeentch had his eye on Magnus from the very beginning. In order to deceive Magnus and make him believe that the Warp was all good, that there were good people and many good things in it, and that it was primarily positive, he devised a long-term, coherent scheme.

It captured all the truly beautiful little sprites that were not chaotic in the warp and threw them in front of and near Magnus, so that Magnus would have a preconceived notion that the warp was full of such beautiful little sprites.

But in fact, that group of sprites already included all the sprites in the entire subspace, which was even larger than a single universe.

So you can imagine how much of a cesspool the Warp became after the War of Heaven.

To thwart Tzeentch's scheme, Magnus must be shown the truth about the warp, and fortunately, Kassadin now has the ability to do just that.

"Stop hiding, come out now!"

Kasa's mind immersed itself in subspace, and with a swift grasp of Ultra's telekinetic power, he instantly summoned a large group of various chaotic demons, among which...

Many of them were Chaos Demons sent by the Chaos Gods to monitor the Primarchs scattered throughout the universe. (Salted Fish)

Without saying a word, Kassadin immediately threw all the terrified Chaos Demons, who were screaming and begging for mercy and had no idea how they had inexplicably provoked such a powerful true god, in front of Magnus!

The barrier that Tzeentch had set up to specifically block Magnus's knowledge of the warp demons was also shattered on the spot.

With a snap, Magnus, who was still floating in the sea of ​​sprites, immediately saw the true face of the cesspool, and a huge group of chaotic demons with extremely disgusting appearances surged towards him like a tsunami.

"Ugh! Don't come any closer! Aa ...

Magnus's brain was trembling!

One second he was fantasizing about living in the subspace for the rest of his life, and the next second he wished he had two more legs to run back to the physical universe.

He wasn't afraid of these chaotic demons; his spiritual power was more than enough to crush them. But he was completely unprepared and was suddenly killed right in front of him.

Holy crap, how could the Chaos Demon be so evil!

"Found you, Ultraman Kasa! So it was you! No wonder, no wonder, so that's what you were planning!"

Boom!

At the same moment that Magnus was terrified, Tzeentch, who had been hiding since the 40s, finally discovered the existence of Kassadin. In an instant, he understood Kassadin's scheme and gritted his teeth in hatred.

Its chaotic sound echoed through the warp, and a portion of it reached the physical universe, shaking Magnus, Loka on another distant planet who was also using psychic power to probe the warp, and Chemos on the planet where Fugrim was located.

After all, Kassadin is currently on Chemos.

"I'll kill you, I'll kill you!"

Tzeentch roared. It loved to play tricks, but it didn't have the luxury of slowly devising schemes in front of Ultraman. Taking advantage of Kasa's incomplete power, it had to try to kill Ultraman on the spot!

"If you can do it, then give it a try!"

Kasa was fearless. In order to protect the entire planet Chemos, he no longer cared about hiding his identity. He transformed into his 50-meter form as an Ultra Warrior and deflected the power that Tzeentch had exerted on the planet with a single blow.

"That's...?!"

In an instant, the local Fugrim, and the distant Magnus and Loka in the warp, all opened their eyes wide. They saw gods, two gods!

One of the subspace gods appeared chaotic, bizarre, and indescribable, and quite disgusting, but the other fifty-meter-tall god was so perfect, so in line with their imagination of mythology and gods.

The incomplete Kassadin and the incomplete Tzeentch, neither of whom projected their full power here, were still enough to shock the Primarchs.

The moment the Specium Ray and the Eighth Ray appeared, Fugrim slammed his fist on the table and stood up!

"This is it, this is it! This is what I've been searching for, this is perfection, this is the perfection I've always wanted!"