Warhammer, but Emperor's Chosen

Noah asked, "First, what is my name?"

He pondered for a while and finally came up with the answer:

"Noah, my friend."

"Sorry, I still don't know what my last name should be."

Noah was not in a hurry. He guided them step by step:

"Did the Emperor tell you stories?"

"Often." He puffed out his chest proudly.

This is an honor that none of his other brothers have.

"Then he should have told you that there is a country in ancient Terra called Luo... Luo what is it?"

"Rome," he reminded kindly.

"Yes, Rome. Rome was founded by a pair of twins. What were their names?"

"Romulus and Remus."

He said disdainfully, "You really should study history, my friend."

"So, what was the name of the cave they lived in with the Emperor?"

He said:

"Lupercal."

Romulus and Remus came out of Lupercalia and founded Rome.

Lupercal is their shelter and the beginning of hope.

"and many more!"

His color changed slightly, "What do you mean the cave where they and the Emperor live?"

Weren’t those brothers raised by a she-wolf?

This isn't quite right, is it?

He wiped the sweat off his face. Why was it getting hotter and hotter?

Among the five suns in the sky, the golden sun burns the reddest and has the highest temperature.

"do not mind the details!"

Noah said seriously, "Now, tell me, what's your name?"

His expression became melancholy, and he whispered:

"Horus!"

"Lupercal."

Horus said firmly that he did not want to have any more words with mortals and walked past the warrior who was walking towards the stream.

Lupercal's eyes were somewhat sad, as if he realized some sad fact.

Noah looked at the giant in front of him, watched Horus walk out of his body, and watched Lupercal stay where he was.

At this moment, they split into two people.

Horus belongs to the Four Gods, and Lupercal to the Emperor.

Noah looked up at the glaring sun and asked:

“Is this the best possible outcome?”

He knew he couldn't ask for more.

History can be manipulated, but he and the emperor must bear the consequences of manipulating history.

Horus can be saved.

But at what cost?

The price would be Robert's Rebellion, or perhaps the Lion's Rebellion or the Perturabo's Rebellion.

Half of the sons will betray the Emperor, because the Four Gods will not accept defeat. This will happen eventually and no one can stop it.

Unless, there are no Four Gods.

But this is impossible. As long as there is intelligent life in the universe, the Four Gods will not perish.

"What are you looking at?" he asked.

Lupercal looked at the sun in the sky and replied:

“I wonder if this is real or fake.”

"Whether true or not, Horus will die."

"Yes, Horus will die."

Lupercal's eyes became increasingly sad, not because of the death of Horus, but because of everyone, for his brother, for his son, and for countless humans in the galaxy.

He knew what was going to happen because it was history.

By the stream, Horus was talking to 'Sejanus'. Lupercal couldn't hear what they were saying, but he knew what they were saying.

Eventually, they fell through the 'Gate', Horus and 'Sejanus'.

Lupercal stayed where he was, the illusion of the Warp crumbling beneath their feet, dark rifts gleaming in the cracked earth, as if a bloody mouth was about to swallow them up.

Until the fire descends upon the earth, the divine light burns everything and rebuilds everything.

Wolves reappeared in meadows, forests, streams, and foothills.

"I have to stay here."

Lupercal said, "Until it's all over, and you, my friend, you have to go, unless you want to stay with me."

"Is it me who doesn't want to leave?"

Noah said unhappily.

You have to ask Old Man Huang to let him go!

If he pulls the thickness of the veil to 0, he will be beaten up by the four brothers when he goes out!

Having ruined the Four Gods' good deeds, could he still expect the Four Gods to send him back?

Lupercal shook his head and pointed to the light door that still stood there:

"There, you have to go in."

"you sure?"

"Yes, my friend."

Lupercal nodded slightly.

"alright."

Noah raised an eyebrow, wondering what was behind his door.

But after thinking for a moment, Noah walked through the door.

He was standing in a cavernous laboratory, with porous walls made of white steel and silver panels, and a floor made of smooth concrete that was cool but not cold.

On the ground were the bodies of five Custodians, all of whom had been slain by Horus's bare hands.

There had once been twenty incubators here, but a violent gust of wind swept them and Horus into the vortex of the Warp.

Noah didn't see any of this, he just guessed.

He turned to look at the golden giant in the laboratory, who possessed unimaginable majesty and handsomeness.

He was looking at Noah, just as Noah was looking at him.

Noah was not afraid at all. Instead, he tried to see through the illusion of the golden giant's true identity. He was wondering whether he should reduce the thickness of the veil to 0.

Noah asked, "Is this the first time we met?"

"No."

The golden giant shook his head, but he asked again, "Am I a man or a god?"

Noah was still thinking when the golden giant suddenly kicked him into the light gate:

"Go away and don't come to see me."

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"Noah."

Cassia still held onto Noah's arm, her expression filled with worry.

"I disappeared for another second?" Noah asked.

Cassia nodded.

"Tsk."

Noah fell into thought.

In the Empire, there is a civil organization that worships the Emperor, called the Cult of the Death.

They believe in the Emperor, but are not recognised by the State Religion, and are more susceptible to the fall to Chaos than any other believer.

Because what they believe in is not the Lord of Mankind, the Emperor, but the Lord of Darkness, the Emperor.

The former is a human being, even if he talks tough, he is still a human being.

The latter is God, the undisputed God.

So--

Who is it that Noah has been dealing with?

As he asks: Is he a man or a god?

Noah walked out of the temple, and the battle outside was almost over.

The Soul Grinder's body fell to the ground, next to it were the wreckage of more than twenty Zakus.

Karga fell to the ground, dead without anyone knowing.

Under him was the corpse of the Hell Dragon.

More than half of the Tiger Claws and Ultramarines were killed or wounded, but the Emperor's Children were completely wiped out.

The Blood Angels and Dark Angels had just arrived at the battlefield, looking at Noah on the temple with suspicion.

Because he is glowing!

The divine light shone on his body, making him look like a golden giant.

Chapter 116 I'll Keep It in the Dark

Witnessed by thousands of Space Marines and Battle Sisters, the golden giant stood above the temple, dispelling the darkness with its holy light.

"Emperor!"

Ajetta half-knelt on the ground and bowed her head in reverence.

Hundreds of battle sisters knelt on the ground in unison, chanting the name of the Emperor in a low voice and praying devoutly.

The Blood Angels and the Dark Angels looked at each other and fell into a long silence.

Although they are loyal to the Empire, to the Primarch and to the Emperor, they do not have the same devout faith in the Emperor as the Battle Sisters.

Although there are chapters that believe in the Emperor, they are very few.

not to mention.

Who can guarantee that this is not a conspiracy of chaos?

There are precedents for similar things in imperial history.

But they wisely chose not to express their concerns at this time unless they wanted to fight the Battle Sisters.

Watching Noah walk down the stone steps step by step, Danathem walked over to him and asked vigilantly: