Warhammer, but Emperor's Chosen

Although the instigator was the Adeptus Mechanicus who arbitrarily modified the gene seeds, and the Council of High Lords who approved the actions of the Adeptus Mechanicus.

But disaster finally befell the Space Marines.

Not only is the Inquisition keeping an eye on them, the High Lords are eager to get rid of them as soon as possible, and even the Space Marine brothers don't like them.

The Ultramarines are one of the few who do not discriminate against them.

Hundreds of years ago, they also lent a helping hand to the Weepers, who were also products of the cursed army.

Although the Ultramarines were basically wary of the arrival of the Tiger Claws, they did not suspect that they had ulterior motives.

But their belief cannot change the reality, they must make the High Lords' Council believe it.

Hearing Calgar asking for evidence, Noah asked:

"The Ultramarines should have checked their gene-seed by now, right?"

Karga nodded slightly.

"The results of it?"

Calgar hesitated for two seconds:

“Although there is some variation, there is no obvious contamination and it is within an acceptable range.”

"Isn't this evidence?"

"not enough."

Calgar shook his head. "This matter is not that simple. A century ago, the Mechanicus also examined their gene seeds, but their request to rebuild the chapter was still rejected by the Terran High Lords Council."

Gene seeds corrupted by Chaos cannot be used to produce new soldiers. This not only troubles the loyalists, but is also the biggest shackle for the traitors.

The traitors' gene seeds had been exposed to the warp for a long time, and had mutated horribly, making them completely unsuitable for producing new soldiers. This meant that they had to plunder the gene seeds of the loyalists in order to increase their numbers.

Under normal circumstances, as long as it can be proved that the gene seed is not corrupted, it at least proves that this chapter can still be saved!

The problem is that a lot of times things aren’t normal.

Just because you are right doesn't mean you will be recognized.

Noah was not discouraged by this, but guided step by step by asking:

"So, we need more evidence?"

"Yes."

Karga nodded slightly.

Noah's encounter with the Tiger Claws was too bizarre. The Tiger Claws were discovered in the Great Whirlpool area, which was the territory of the Star Claws. Coincidentally, the Tiger Claws were a sub-group of the Star Claws.

Even if Noah said it was just a coincidence, who would believe it?

Of course, Calgar also understood that Noah brought the survivors of the Tiger Claw Regiment to see him, and there must be a request from the Star Claw among them.

The reason why Star Claw did not show up was to distance himself from this matter.

As long as we don't let the High Lord of Terra catch us, the rest will be tacitly understood by everyone.

Calgar was not trying to make things difficult for Noah, but was helping Noah to find and fill in the gaps.

Noah asked calmly:

"Is there a world in the Extreme Star Region that has been invaded by Chaos?"

Calgar's eyes moved slightly. Of course there are, there are Chaos attacks everywhere in the Empire.

He also understood Noah's idea. If the Tiger Claw could make merit in the fight against Chaos, the Tiger Claw Regiment might be able to be rebuilt by the Empire.

Provided that……

"Have."

Karga added, "But are you sure you want them to do this?"

Noah nodded: "This is their own choice."

"Hold on."

Karga was silent for a moment, then gave an order to the communication bead.

Soon, his honor guard opened the door and handed Noah a data pad.

"Two months ago, Macragge received a distress message from the Davin system. Their world was invaded by Chaos and was about to fall. The Ultramarines will set out for the rescue in two days. You can come with us."

Calgar's words were filled with exhaustion. In the Battle of Macragge a few years ago, the Ultramarines suffered a high casualty rate. It would take at least half a century for them to recover. During this period, they still had to face requests for assistance from all sides of the Empire, and the Ultramarines' already limited manpower became increasingly stretched.

Just like the fire captain, they are obviously trying very hard to put out the fire, but there are just too many fires. As soon as they put out one fire, they receive reports of two new fires.

Sometimes it’s not that they don’t want to put out the fire, but that they have to make a choice.

Noah fell silent for some reason:

"Let me confirm. You just said the Devon system, right?"

"Yes."

Karga nodded, and seeing Noah's subtle expression, he couldn't help but ask, "Is there something wrong with this galaxy?"

What's the problem?

The problem is big!

Ten thousand years ago during the Horus Heresy, Warmaster Horus was stabbed by the traitor Governor Eugene Tamba with a corrupted dagger given by Erebus on Daven, and has been in a coma ever since. It was also at the suggestion of Erebus that Abaddon and Horus Jr. sent their old father to the Serpent House in Daven for "treatment" in extreme grief.

It can even be said that the Horus Heresy started from this planet!

The Imperium's Warmaster was truly being corrupted by Chaos, gradually falling into senility until he was killed by the Emperor.

The collapse of the human empire also began on this planet!

And now, Calgar threw out a data tablet, which happened to have the Davin System written on it.

This beaver?

Doesn't Karga know what Daven Star means?

Noah really wanted to ask this, but he realized after just a moment’s thought that Calga probably really didn’t know!

The reason is simple. After the Horus Heresy, the Empire dealt with the nine rebellious Primarchs in a very simple and rough way, erasing any information related to them. This is undoubtedly a destruction of history, but it is also a helpless move by the Empire - because any history related to them, even if it is just understood, may be corrupted by Chaos!

In the minds of the vast majority of the people of the Empire, there have only been nine Primarchs from the beginning to the end, and even many Space Marines are not aware of the existence of the rebel Primarchs.

Of course, the court must have relevant information, otherwise they would not be able to find a basis for judging people.

The Ptolemaic Library in Macragge must also have it, and as the Chapter Master, Calgar certainly has the right to read it.

But without looking up relevant information, it was impossible for Calgar to understand the meaning behind the word Daven as soon as he heard it. If Noah was not standing from a God's perspective, he would not be able to understand what the word "Daven" meant!

Noah certainly understood that the current planet Davin could not be the same one as before, because the historical planet Davin was destroyed by the three primarchs of the Second Empire as early as the late period of the Horus Heresy.

But even if they just had the same name, Noah didn't dare to take any chances.

There are no coincidences in the Warhammer universe, only long-planned conspiracies!

"Noah."

Karga said, "If you have any concerns, you may as well speak up."

Noah chose his words carefully:

"My family's heritage dates back to the Great Crusade ten thousand years ago, so we also have some ancient books that were destroyed by the Empire long ago."

Karga said nothing, but nodded for him to continue.

"During the Horus Heresy ten thousand years ago, one of the rebellious primarchs was corrupted on a planet called Davin."

Karga's expression changed, and he asked in a deep voice:

"Which Primarch?"

Noah wanted to speak but stopped, and still wanted to speak.

From his secretive attitude, Calgar had already guessed part of the answer.

"Horus?" Calgar asked.

Seeing that Noah remained silent, Calgar also fell into deep silence. After a long time, he said in a deep voice:

"The departure time will be postponed for a week. I will re-evaluate the danger to Daven! In addition, I will ask for help from the nearby Imperial Navy!"

Chapter 106: Warhammer: Null Resector

In the Daven system, a huge joint fleet jumped out from Mandeville Point.

After a short rest and alert, the fleet confirmed that there was no danger around and began to sail towards the interior of the galaxy.

Noah leaned against the command throne and flipped through all the reports on the Davin system on the data board:

In 341.M34, the impoverished Rogue Trader Sanchez Davin drove his flagship to the Davin system during a warp voyage. From then on, the planet Davin returned to the Empire and was named after the Rogue Trader's surname 'Davin'.

Since then, the Devin family has ruled the planet and has built a huge industrial system step by step over thousands of years.

……

In 450.M36, Daven was invaded by greenskins, and the Blood Angels responded to the star message for help. Over the course of three years, the greenskin pollution was gradually cleared, and Daven was able to escape the crisis.

……

In 240.M39, a rebellion broke out on the planet Daven and was suppressed forcefully by the Daven family, but the planet's production capacity was not affected.

……

In 752.M41, the planet Daven was invaded by Chaos and sent out a distress message two months ago.

From the M34 that returned to the Empire to today's M41.

During the more than 7,000 years in between, there are traces of the history of Daiwen Star.

Although there were several crises of alien invasion and rebellion, this was only average in the Empire and not worthy of attention.

Noah looked through the data again and again, and there was no strange correspondence in the time of the rebellion. Usually, the tithes were paid on time, and most rebellions could be suppressed by themselves. When encountering a crisis that they could not solve by themselves, they would normally ask the empire for help. It was a standard imperial world.

From the surface alone, there is nothing unusual about it.

But as long as Noah thinks about its name, it is hard not to suspect that there is a conspiracy here.

Moscow doesn't believe in tears, and Noah doesn't believe in coincidences.

He frowned from time to time on the way here, and as the fleet gradually sailed into the interior of the galaxy, Noah frowned even more.

"It's so quiet!"

How can a galaxy invaded by chaos be so quiet?

What about the Chaos Fleet? Won't they try to stop the Imperial reinforcements?

If Daven was a civilized world, the Chaos army might have already withdrawn. Because the civilized worlds of the Empire are usually not of great value, Chaos often only comes to plunder the population or hold sacrificial ceremonies on the spot, and they will leave on their own when everything is over.

But Daven is an industrial world, and its huge industrial capacity is second only to the Forge World. Even the human empire cannot easily abandon it. The Chaos Cans are already short of food and clothing. If they have the opportunity to occupy an industrial planet, they will never give up easily.

Even when faced with imperial reinforcements, they would try to call on their friends to fight the empire.

Even if their fleet was small and could not confront the Imperial Navy head-on, they would still set up minefields to disrupt the fleet in order to disgust the Empire. But now there was nothing. The Auspicious Instrument of the Stars did not detect any hostile targets.

It seemed that there was nothing in the galaxy except their fleet.

Due to the need for covert navigation, even if the fleet sensed something was wrong, it would not be possible for them to send astropathic signals to the planet Daven, as that would only expose their whereabouts.

After all, what if the Chaos forces were really stupid enough not to set up defenses in the galaxy and didn't discover them? Then wouldn't their behavior of actively sending astropathic signals be the same as that of the idiots in the next village?

They have no idea what the current situation of Daven is. Perhaps only when the fleet reaches the outskirts of Daven and can clearly observe the planet with the naked eye, the mystery will gradually be revealed.

"grown ups!"

White shouted, "We received an astropathic signal!"

"Who sent it?"

"Blood Angels."

"?" Noah slowly typed a question mark.

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