Bengtie: Buli was the first to fight, and was captured by Jingliu at the beginning

The legend of the Dark Lord has always been circulating in the High Heavens. According to the legend, he will be the fifth god born in the Warp after Slaanesh.

His birth foreshadows the end of humanity! Humans will become sacrifices to the new gods just like the Eldar.

But this is not just a legend. The Dark Lord certainly exists and has always existed. He is the Lord of Mankind and the brightest sun in the Warp.

In the blueprint that the Four Gods planned for Horus, after defeating the Emperor, Horus would become a god, and the Dark Lord would be born in this era.

This was not entirely a lie. The throne of erosion and destruction had indeed already predetermined its own master, and the Wolf God was not the first in line of succession.

The Lord of Mankind, the golden psychic giant, has always been the embodiment of destruction, the incomplete form of the Dark Lord, and the fifth player in the Great Game.

Had the Emperor been willing to absorb the power of the Warp, he could have easily become a god, but he chose not to, choosing to defeat Horus the human way.

The Emperor gave humanity two chances to revive. The first was when He launched the Great Crusade, and the second was when He sat on the Golden Throne.

Compared to the youngest goddess of the Eldar, it is too easy to become a god just through a rebellion and absorbing the energy of the warp.

You have to know that it took the Eldar's indulgence and pleasure for tens of thousands of years, and the combination of all kinds of perverted desires to awaken Ms. Sallys. In comparison, the awakening of the Dark Lord is like a piece of cake.

In fact, the Emperor should have become a god long ago. After the Iron Man Rebellion, the human bloodline should have been cut off in the Dark Ages. The Randan, the Orc Empire or other aliens would have been the candidates for the next overlord of the universe.

The Dark Lord's ascension to the throne began long before the Emperor established the Empire. Malcador was arguably the first person to create the god, and Horus's Heresy merely filled in the last piece of the puzzle.

Even if Horus defeated the Emperor, the result would be that the Emperor in his Dark Lord form would break out of Horus' body.

"Almost done. If I continue to inhale, I will become a god. I also want to spend some time to have a good chat with my children."

Because of absorbing excessive warp energy, the Emperor's body swelled into a black ball, but at the last moment, the Emperor stopped.

This time, He chose to absorb the energy of the Warp without reservation and became the Lord of Darkness, which was completely different from the choice in the original plot.

Originally he should have retained his human identity and defeated Horus with human courage, wisdom and determination, but now he chose to become a god.

He knew that Horus would find a way to kill him, and he would use his death to declare the death and end of the Warp, and humans would defeat the gods!

However, at the last moment of absorption, the Emperor still retained some of his sanity. His life was about to end, and before the end, he wanted to take another look at his Centaur.

In this way, a Warmaster who was drunk as a puff and an Emperor who turned into a black ball met on the Spirit of Vengeance.

"Father, humanity only has one chance to revive. You are too tired. Leave it to me. You just need to sit on the throne and rest well."

Four thrones appeared behind Horus, and the purple throne of Slaanesh shone brightly. It was obvious that this was the destination that Horus prepared for the Emperor.

"I believe in you. Let's end it all like this. Go ahead, my proudest child."

As soon as the Emperor finished speaking, his body began to swell uncontrollably. The Dark Lord had been born in this era. The black sun rose on the Spirit of Vengeance, which represented that the Lord of Mankind had returned to his own essence.

"Father! No! That's not what the Four Gods said. I should be the one to shoulder everything and become the Dark Lord."

Horus was emotionally broken. He was deceived by the Four Gods. He never had the chance to become the Dark Lord. He was just a sacrifice.