Sea of ​​Despair? But I have the Legiones Astartes

"For the Emperor, for St. Giles."

The earth-shattering roars of the Space Marines of the Corpse Rippers could be heard everywhere on the planet Eden I.

This is a remembrance of the father of genes, and a roar at one's own incompetence.

They have lost the ray of sunshine in their hearts for too long.

Whenever the battle reaches a fierce moment, the scene of the tragic death of Saint Gilles, the father of genes, will emerge in the mind.

This extremely infuriating scene tormented every descendant of the Blood Angels for ten thousand years.

The descendants of the Blood Angels are doing their utmost to suppress the black rage that is ready to devour their sanity at any time.

They work so hard.

Until this moment they felt the wait was worth it.

Sanguinius, Gene-Father of the Blood Angels, returns to the Emperor's throne.

They were finally freed from the terrible Black Rage.

The best gift is that nearly a hundred combat brothers of the 63rd Company of the Death Squadron of the Corpse-Splitting Warriors regained their sanity.

At this moment, Captain Franksto of the Corpse Ripper Company must use his courage to prove to their reborn genetic father that the honor of the Blood Angels has always been there.

They have not forgotten the teachings that Saint Gilles gave to each of his descendants.

The space goblins who were fighting hard on the other side were now confused.

They didn't understand that just a while ago, the Space Goblins were able to rely on their numbers to hold back the Space Marines who were trapped in the Black Rage.

Originally, they thought that this would continue, that they would defeat these formidable opponents and achieve ultimate victory.

Unfortunately, everything is just their fantasy.

When the Space Marines regained their sanity, the nightmare of the Space Goblins had just begun.

The Space Marines, holding their chainswords high, broke away from the ranks of the mortal auxiliary forces and rushed towards the Space Goblin Mech Legion first.

The Space Goblin's giant mecha was being brutally disassembled by the Space Marines.

The mortal auxiliary troops also burst out with amazing courage at this moment.

Like waves crashing against the shore, they impacted the Space Goblin Warriors.

"Bilibala, guava ratio".

The high-ranking Space Goblin lords who were directing the war in the rear chattered non-stop in the Space Goblin language.

The mortal auxiliary troops could not understand this language, but from the expressions of these space goblins, it could be seen that they were afraid.

The morale of the Space Goblins began to decline.

The organized defense line was also gradually broken down.

"boom".

Until the bloodthirsty and fearless mechas walking among the mortal auxiliary army let out a roar that resounded throughout the battlefield.

At this moment, the end of the Space Goblins has truly arrived.

A genocide began.

One month later.

Planet Eden 1 was completely conquered by the 63rd Company of the Corpse Rippers.

The Space Marines led the mortal auxiliary forces in a massive purge of aliens across the entire planet.

Wherever he went, not a blade of grass grew.

Even the pets of space goblins can be trampled to death by space marines.

This alien purge lasted for a month.

In order to prevent those with ulterior motives from using these corpses, the Space Marines commanded the mortal auxiliary forces to gather all the corpses from each battlefield together and burn them.

The 63rd Company of the Corpse Rippers left behind a Space Marine commando unit and half a million mortal auxiliaries to garrison Eden-1.

He also left some servants to build the lighthouse.

The others immediately left here on a battleship and headed for the nearest numbered planet, Eden 2.

But they didn't expect that when they arrived, another company had already arrived first.

The 58th Demihuman Company of the Word Bearers Chapter.

It is composed of humans with leopard genes in their bodies.

The Word Bearers are extremely tolerant of subhuman races, but this tolerance does not exist in other chapters.

The Captain of the 63rd Company of Corpse Rippers merely exchanged a few words with the Captain of the 58th Demihuman Company of the Word Bearers Chapter.

But he ignored any of the approaching demi-human Space Marines.

Even if the latter takes the initiative to come up and talk.

The captain of the Corpse-Splitting Warriors just responded casually with a few words.

He knew little about these sub-human Space Marines recruited by the Word Bearers.

If it weren't for the fact that these sub-human Space Marines would fully integrate into this vast Empire in order to repay the Emperor's acceptance, they would fight on the front lines of all battlefields.

He probably wouldn't even give it a second glance.

Although the demi-human Space Marines have proved their loyalty to the Emperor through their actions.

The casualties among the Demi-Human Space Marines on the Word Bearers battlefield were high.

Although the Word Bearers Chapter is tolerant, they are not completely unprepared.

The apothecary left a self-destruct device inside the body of the subhuman Space Marine.

As long as the Demi-Human Space Marines show any sign of disloyalty to the Emperor, the Demi-Human Chaplains will not hesitate to activate the self-destruct device switch.

Of course, this is only known to a limited number of people in the Word Bearers Chapter, including the pharmacists, priests, think tanks, and company commanders who are responsible for performing the operation.

Eden-2, inside the Word Bearers demihuman company command post.

There are only two company commanders at this moment.

But the atmosphere here is definitely not right.

"Brother Franksto, I plan to let the aliens here listen to the teachings of the Emperor."

The words of Captain Kadoc of the 58th Demihuman Company made Franksto stunned for a moment.

"Cadok, the Empire must never allow aliens to get involved. Demihumans are already the Empire's greatest tolerance. Aliens are not worthy of falling into the arms of the Emperor."

"Brother Franksto, I don't think so. I think the Emperor's love is broad, just like we can accept subhuman brothers."

"Cadoch, have you forgotten that the aliens are the most easily corrupted by the Warp? If these aliens betray the Empire, it would be a blasphemy to the Empire and even the Emperor."

"As long as they share the same beliefs as us, I think aliens are acceptable. It is not our job to preach the greatness of the Emperor to the aliens. I will send priests to supervise them, and if they dare to betray the Empire, I will execute them with my own hands."

Franksto stared at Cadoc for a long time.

Lorgar gradually plunged into Chaos and set a trap for Horus, bringing him into Chaos together.

Saint Gilles died in battle because these people betrayed the empire.

Franksto has a negative tolerance for anything related to chaos.

If it weren't for the fact that the other party was a loyal brother of the Word Bearers, Franksto might have already attacked and killed these sub-human Space Marines before cleaning up these descendants of the Word Bearers.

Fortunately, Franksto was not a minotaur or a man-eating shark, and he held back at the last moment.

"Brother Kadoc, I hope your decision will not be wrong, otherwise I will clean up the mess for the Emperor."

After saying this, Franksto strode out of the command post.

Leaving with him were the company champion and two stretcher-bearing team members.

Cadoc watched Franksto go.

Shortly after Franksto left, the captain of the 300-man battalion of the 58th Demihuman Company of the Word Bearers walked into the command post.

"Lord Kadoc, everything is ready to launch the attack."

"Okay, brother Malondo."

Cadoc looked at the captain of the 300th team in front of him.