Warhammer: I don't want to become a stinky can!

"very good."

But Fernando instantly regained his serious expression.

Hades, what are your views on the warp?

"Don't have any doubts. I won't be curious or ask how you know or realize these things."

It is possible that the Silent Sisters and the Royal Guard of the Emperor said something to Hades.

As the emperor's right-hand women, the Silent Sisters and the Imperial Guard were often closer to the truth than the legions themselves.

Hades hesitated again; Fernando was practically asking him to empty his pockets.

But Hades had a premonition that the think tank in front of him might have seen a glimpse of the truth about the warp.

Such an urgent search for the Untouchables most likely relates to psionic powers and the warp.

Hades doesn't know the exact nature of the relationship between the Legion and the Silent Sisters, the Empire's only untouchable army, but it's highly likely that the Legion cannot directly request the Silent Sisters' help.

Moreover, matters requiring the deployment of the Sisters of Silence often attract the attention of the Emperor and Macardo.

This may not be good news for the entire legion.

Since the other party needed his help, and considering the psionic phenomena he had witnessed earlier, Hades withheld some information and spoke,

"I believe that there exist beings in the subspace that conform to the rules of the subspace, and these beings harbor great malice towards humanity."

“Psionicists who are more closely connected to the warp are more susceptible to its corruption and erosion.”

As soon as he finished speaking, Hades saw Fernando's eyes once again filled with tears of blood.

A voice several times hoarser than during the previous conversation rang out.

"I'm sure now,"

After all, to outsiders, the idea that life exists in the subspace is nothing short of nonsense.

"You are the manifestation of the Wheel of Fortune in divination."

To date, Fernando has only found a few words about subspace in ancient books.

But Hades, standing before him, easily uttered some of the conclusions that Fernando had reached after a rather tortuous period of practice.

"Now, I can answer your questions."

"Then, let me tell you a story."

Have you ever heard of a daemon?

Happy reading!

Chapter 73's author's note: Available for purchase tomorrow.

First of all, thank you.

Thank you to every reader of my book.

Every read, every recommendation, every monthly pass, every comment, every fanfic, and every donation is a support and encouragement for me to continue writing.

I was also very touched. Some familiar IDs started commenting and voting for my book when it was only 2 words long, and I can still see their active presence from time to time.

I also want to thank every reader who has made it this far; this is recognition and encouragement for my writing.

Thank you to all the readers who voted and tipped me; this is a huge recognition and encouragement for me.

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Then I'd like to thank my editor, Penglai.

I'm a complete newbie. I only came to Qidian because I knew "Ah, it seems like a lot of people read online novels here," and that it's a "big and legitimate" place, so I came here to submit my work. I know nothing about Qidian's rules and recommendations.

I'm grateful to my editor for not looking down on me, a complete novice, and for being willing to answer my questions.

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Then I would like to thank the other authors.

Since I'm new here and don't know anything, I asked some really basic questions in the author group. I'm grateful to all the experts who went to the trouble of answering my questions.

I also want to thank the authors who wrote the hammer-themed articles with me. It is because of their existence that I know I am not alone. Some enthusiastic authors also communicate with me and help recommend me. I am very grateful for this.

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And then I want to thank the kind people on Bilibili and Tieba who shared their resources; without them, I wouldn't have been able to write this article.

They are truly good people who are powered by love...

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Finally, I would like to thank my family and friends in real life.

Despite not knowing anything about online novels or Warhammer, they still understood and supported my creative freedom, gave me moral support and encouragement, and provided me with space. I am very grateful to them.

Then came the rambling thoughts, which can be considered a journey of the heart.

Um.

The first Primarch I ever liked was Robert Guilliman, the second was Angron, and the third was Mortarion.

Because the Death Guard's "silent march in death" scene was just too cool, I started an intense online search for information about "Mortalian" and "Death Guard".

After watching the video, I went to read the original novel, and after reading the original novel, I searched for fan fiction.

However, I can't find any articles about Death Guard online at all!!!

And in stories featuring Mortalian and the Death Guard, they're all about Mortalian and the Death Guard getting brutally beaten up by various male protagonists!

It has absolutely no class!

nmd, why?

Back then, "The Plague Wars" and "God Plague" were very popular. While Mortalian might not have been particularly high-class, he certainly wasn't entirely without prestige, was he?

Besides, Mortarion pieces are cool, and Death Guard pieces are quite popular, right?

The Death Guard in RH is absolutely awesome.

However, there is currently no firm adherence to any related policies.

Why is there no web novel for Ultramarines, White Scars, Shadowmoon Wolf, Imperial Fist, Midnight Lord, World Eater, Word Bearer, Steel Fist, Alpha, Vanished Primarch, Grey Knight, Starchildren, Commissar, Astral Military Oiler, and Kantai Collection (feel free to add more)?

Finally, after an intense afternoon of searching for Death Guard web novels, I shouted...

"I'll jump off this cliff today, and I'll still see Death Guard's web novel!"

However, it's true that it didn't exist. If I could have found a copy at the time, this book wouldn't have been available.

To avoid contradicting myself, I picked up a pen and wrote down the beginning of this story—

The pale-faced little boy hoeing in the cornfield.

This is how it all began.

Before this, I had only written some very short articles, the kind of self-indulgent pieces ranging from 2 to 1 words, totaling less than 12 words.

I wanted to write this story longer, but I was worried about what would happen if I lost my draft. I also hoped that someone would read it to motivate me to finish it, so I decided to find a platform to put the story up.

So I came to Qidian. Before that, I really hadn't had much contact with the online novel world. (I would read them, but I never really thought about them with my brain.)

then

I was shocked to discover that my work had been picked up and signed by some kind-hearted people in Penglai. It's unbelievable.

It would be a lie to say I wasn't happy. At this point, I started consciously looking into the recommendation rules and such on Qidian.

Then things were very stable. I watched the data in the backend slowly increase from the first round of recommendations to the second and third rounds. I didn't get to participate in the fourth round because of the "Three Rivers" (a term referring to a specific group or initiative).

Then it was successfully launched.

It took about a month from the start of writing to its publication.

I know my writing skills are completely insufficient to justify this result. It's probably because the opening was well-written, and because such critical analysis is rare, that everyone liked it.

A writer's ability has an upper and lower limit; ordinary writing fluctuates within this range.

I'm just telling a story slowly and leisurely, so I can't guarantee that I'll always be at my best.

Since it's a fan fiction, I didn't think of anything else. If you see a chapter you like, just subscribe.

After all, the scope and level of detail in some chapters may differ.

Furthermore, I didn't handle the chapters I uploaded well.

I'd really appreciate a first subscription. If you're interested, please subscribe. If you think it's too little, you can keep it running and check back later. (But please give me a first subscription so I can test the waters...)

Um. If it's not good, you don't have to watch it... but please try to avoid watching pirated versions?

I'm also trying to adjust the relationship between my writing quality and output speed, trying to achieve a balance.

To date, out of the 16 words of writing, I have 3 to 4 drafts that were rejected (meaning they were written but then scrapped).

I often write 4 words and then delete 2.

(For example, the divination piece had 2300+ words in the main text and 4500+ words in the draft.)

He's definitely a newbie. (Spitting out his tears)

In short... I will try my best... As long as nothing happens in real life, this story will definitely be completed.

But massive updates... are out of the question...

(Although they said they'd add extra chapters after it was released... it's really nothing at all...)

Just check after 7:07 PM every night to see if I've updated.

I will try to write 4 words a day, whether it's two updates or one, the total amount will remain the same.

Then comes the guarantee.

Humans have a happy ending in this book.

(By the way, I'll be posting a weird extra chapter of about 1 words tonight as a thank you for the extra chapters after the release...)

Lie down in a relaxed, Buddhist-like manner...

Chapter 74 Extra 3: Slaanesh Universe

In this universe, Slaanesh is an overpowered protagonist who says, "I want gender swaps, I want eroticism, and I want sweet love."

Thus, the original entities in this universe underwent a sex change.

Let us say, thank you, Slaanesh.

Warning ↓

Gender swap, twisted plot, full of stereotypes, second-person visual novel with a strong romance plot, slightly bordering on obscenity.

It's all stereotypes; it doesn't reflect the original work at all.

Since it's categorized as a light novel, it should have the otaku vibe of a light novel!

[First Legion] Leon El-Johnson

She is a lioness from the forests of Caliban.

A tall, muscular body, a full figure, a strong yet streamlined waist, and a sense of explosive power all favor her.

His stiff, blond hair reached past his shoulders, and beneath his hood were unpredictable, mysterious green eyes.

Leon rarely speaks, but every time she does, her words are like a sharp sword piercing the heart.

She is the eldest sister who always has a stern face, cruel and cold. In her world, there is only submission and conquest.

"The First Legion has no secrets."

When she spoke, loyalty remained her unwavering principle.

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——Galgame route——

You are the wolf king. (No)

You are Caliban's knight, her most trusted subordinate of the Dark Angels, her right-hand man.