Warhammer: Just unified the Empire, you said it was 40K

Chapter 351 Khorne: Awesome! Tzeentch: Everything is in plan! Slaanesh: Damn it!
well.

Khorne's territory is empty.

There shouldn't be any other brothers attacking!

You can try to conquer Khorne's territory yourself.

However, with only a few of his own pardoning angels, it's not quite enough.

Since the Emperor has not made any arrangements for me, it means that someone may have already gone to attack Khorne's territory, and now may be the right time for me to go there.

Guilliman's expeditionary fleet also sailed into the warp, unlike the Khorne that King Lionheart was attacking.

He received clear orders to attack Nurgle's Garden and retrieve Eldar's Goddess of Life.

In the war of the gods in the world of the Spirit Race, with the fall of the gods, only a very small number of the Spirit Race gods remained. The other gods were either destroyed by chaos or buried themselves, waiting for an opportunity to reappear from the Spirit Race in later generations.

The Eldar god of life was taken in by Nurgle and kept in her back garden.

As for Nurgle, he could tolerate Mortarion, allowing him to have his current territory, retain his warp nature, and not forcibly change Mortarion's characteristics. Preserving a life god of Eldar was not a problem for him.

In Nurgle's backyard, there are too many creations that Nurgle has taken in. These twisted monsters are completely unable to communicate with people in the normal universe. In the eyes of these twisted beings, their living environment is paradise, and Nurgle is their benevolent father, who gave them everything they have now.

"Neguru."

"Mortarion!"

Guilliman's throat was slit by Lorca, and because of Lorca, Guilliman almost fell into chaos.

If it weren't for the subsequent protection, Guilliman would have become the next Horus.

However, the fall of Guilliman is far more terrifying than that of Horus. The fall of one of the five hundred worlds of Ultramar is far more terrifying than the fall of ten Horus.

Mortarian, he couldn't understand why Mortarian would fall.

Among his many brothers, Guilliman did not have a very good relationship with the others.

Mortalian is a staunch physical cosmopolitan, and she utterly despises psionic energy. She loathes everything related to psionic energy, and one could even say that her aversion to psionic energy and chaos is almost on par with that of Ruth, the anti-psionic barbarian who was completely at odds with Magnus.

The Mortarion has now fallen into chaos.

Killieman felt somewhat bewildered and heartbroken.

Most of those who betrayed the empire have already been released from their caps.

From those surviving records, he learned of the empire's betrayal and the reasons that sparked the great rebellion.

The origin of everything is Eribus, a Chaos Priest from the Legion of Word Bearers. He revealed half the truth and half a false situation to the others.

As Killieman reminisced about the past.

They had already seen the warriors who had gone to the battlefield enter Nurgle's Garden.

Those people stormed into Nurgle's Garden and opened fire. Various creatures in Nurgle's Garden jumped out to resist, but they were quickly suppressed.

"The Garden of Grudges!"

"Use the Cyclone Fish to blow this place up first!"

The Cyclone Fish is a type of torpedo bomb from the Empire's Extinction Order. This bomb can easily destroy a planet, so attacking the Chaos Gardens of Nurgle here is giving it too much credit. However, to successfully launch the Cyclone Fish, they need to activate the warp distortion laws set up by Nurgle.

To break through these barriers, one only needs to slay those Nurgle Great Impermanents, the Nurgle Wizards.
Naguru, who was competing in the ring, suddenly felt uneasy.

Of the other four gods, Nurgle values ​​life the most because it has completely abandoned death for the sake of life. As a result, its authority is not complete. The number 3 that Nurgle represents signifies the cycle of life. Because there is no death, many creatures in Nurgle Gardens retain both life and decay, and are unable to enter the next stage.

So, when Nurgle realized that someone had trespassed into his garden and was harming the garden children, you can imagine how he felt—anger and sorrow filled his heart.

Dead, all dead.

All dead.

It seemed to see the little creatures in the garden all crying out in pain to him, begging for their loving father's rescue.

This left Nurgle in a daze for a moment.

Then, he threw a punch at Nurgle's face.

However, this punch was quickly intercepted, and Nurgle was teleported away, allowing Khorne to engage Sithlaine in battle once more.

"Hehehe!"

"Blood! Fight!"

Khorne made excited noises. As Sithlaine's attacks became more and more intense, Khorne even took two hits head-on, feeling the impact of those two blows actually land on his body, which made him extremely excited.

As for the fact that Khorne's territory was attacked, he didn't care. As long as he could fight to his heart's content, it didn't matter where the fighting was taking place. He didn't care who was fighting.

Meanwhile, the Dark Prince of Pleasure, upon realizing his territory had been invaded, immediately decided to retreat.

Here, let the other three evil gods fight.

However, he considered the consequences if he were to leave. To prevent him from possibly returning to protect her territory, the three gods dragged him into the mess first, making it impossible for him to leave.

Among the Four Gods.

Only Tzeentch, standing nearby, kept shouting, "Everything is going according to plan."

"This was all part of my plan!"

Nurgle, standing nearby, was already considering leaving.

In terms of the importance attached to those children, none of the Four Gods can compare to Nurgle these days.

However, the other three gods were unwilling to leave. If he left, he would probably become the target of everyone's anger. That damned Khorne, his own home was smashed, and this guy is still fighting.

Is fighting really that interesting?

A brute.

A completely useless brute.

Slaanesh was getting a little annoyed with Khorne.

In terms of combat power, Khorne would undoubtedly be ranked first.

Although the three gods combined can fight Khorne, they would never be able to defeat Khorne in a one-on-one fight.

Slaanesh sensed that his territory had been trespassed upon.

The Palace of Bliss.

The sons of the emperor who were skating in the Palace of Elysium still retained the names of their battle groups, but their bodies had been completely mutated and no longer resembled those who once represented the honor of the empire.

They are now almost completely ruined.

Outside, the angels' warships slowly sailed into the battlefield. Under the Emperor's guidance, the fleet led by the angels successfully breached the outer world of Slaanesh's palace.

In the Outer Ring, a large number of Chaos Demons clashed violently with them.

The most powerful Chaos Demon, Lucius the Chosen of Chaos, blocked their path.

This Chaos Demon chosen by Slaanesh is no longer human.

The authority possessed by the other party is wireless resurrection.

Especially in the subspace, it is impossible to kill it.

If anyone who fights Lucius feels even the slightest bit of pleasure after killing him, Lucius will burst out of their body.

Even if the other party is just a mechanically wrapped creature with no flesh or blood at all, Lucius will still walk out of the other party's body.

however.

Before him stood the emperor's former son, the true Saint Gilles of the empire, who had lost most of his emotions, as well as all joy and pleasure.

Therefore, Saint Gilles is almost a perfect counter to his opponent.

The other side attempted to resurrect themselves using Saint Gilles' body.

However, Saint Gilles saw through his attempts and subsequently pierced him with his sword.

"Destroy Slaanesh's palace!"

Slaanesh’s Palace of Elysium has six rings.

It is said that only by traversing the six rings and successfully completing all the trials can one truly enter Slaanesh's Palace.

However, no one has ever entered the true palace of the Slaanesh, because even the most determined Space Marines cannot pass the test of the Slaanesh Sixth Ring. Only a select few can enter the Fifth Ring, and those who enter the Fifth Ring are the best of the best. Each of the five rings tests the deepest levels of humanity.

Tzeentch's ever-changing labyrinth, the crystal maze.

A constantly shifting, floating crystal mountain range; a palace built of lies and prophecies; corridors leading to an infinitely possible future; a knowledge library sealing away forbidden truths; the contents of books automatically rewriting themselves every second.

Here, almost no one can pass the tests of the ever-changing Demon Lord, Jianqi. Even the most intelligent people will show strong confusion when faced with these tests.

In this realm of unpredictable dangers, only a very few can discern the true path within the labyrinthine mazes.

In the Well of Fate where Magnus, the Son of a Thousand Sins, resides, Magnus seems to be hiding, busy isolating himself.

Ever since he inadvertently fell into Tzeentch's trap during previous operations, shattering the Web that the Emperor had been developing and causing him to fall from the loyalist faction into the Chaos camp, Magnus had been living in seclusion. He was forced to join Chaos, compelled to rely on Chaos to protect his offspring. However, he later discovered that the mutations in his offspring were unstoppable, because from that moment on, Tzeentch had completely unleashed the defects in their genes, forcing them to betray the Empire and embrace Chaos.

However, as Tzeentch continued to develop his psychic powers and his subspace nature was gradually revealed, he began to slowly accept his fate, and even helped Tzeentch to do some even greater games.

However, in the Well of Fate, he suddenly saw the four gods burning.

It seems that something attacked the Four Gods and destroyed their back garden.

Did the Four Gods get beaten up?
(End of this chapter)