The strongest astral army in Warhammer 40K

confusion!

Kill!

Rivers of blood!

Mountains of minced meat!

Amidst the brutal slaughter, he arrived—the legendary man, the traitor "Kahn."

Kahn stepped out of the enormous spaceship.

As a notorious villain in the galaxy, Kahn naturally has his own unique characteristics.

The armor is made of blood-red terracotta, with the right arm exposed, and the helmet has two ear-shaped features.

The Devourers all have this kind of appearance, which is not very distinctive. The key is that Kahn is five meters tall, and although his exposed arms have steel-like muscles, they are full of hideous scars.

It is unknown why he left his right arm exposed; perhaps it was because he wanted to use the "Blood Seed" more flexibly!

"Bloodshot" is a heavy chainsaw axe, but in Kahn's hands it's as light as a feather, and he can swing it at will.

Four World Eater Space Marines followed behind Kahn. These four Space Marines were all enormous and were probably Kahn's bodyguards.

When Kahn appeared, all the loyal Space Marines turned their attention to him.

"Yes, traitor Kahn, kill him!" a Space Marine roared.

Then four Space Marines charged at him.

Looking at the loyal Space Marine Cain charging towards him, he smiled cruelly and said: Leave it to me!

The "blood stone" spun wildly in his hand, emitting a sharp, piercing sound.

Four Space Marines quickly rushed in front of Kahn, their chainsaw swords slashing at him.

With a roar, Kahn swung his Blood Spear at a loyal Space Marine without flinching.

All four chainsaw swords struck Kahn, yet he remained unharmed.

Instead, with a gentle wave of his hand, Bloodson severed a loyal Space Marine in two.

In an instant, four loyal Space Marines died under the Blood Child.

After killing four Space Marines, Kahn went berserk, roaring and brandishing Blood Spears as he charged into the loyalist Space Marines.

No one could stand against him; he killed more than a dozen Space Marines.

A Space Marine in the Ironclad Terminator class tried to stop Kahn but was cleaved in two by his axe.

Aksu witnessed the horrific scene and didn't want to see his brothers slaughtered by this monster, though he knew he was no match for it.

"Commander Vangrey, that's the traitor Kahn! He's slaughtering our brothers!" Aksu exclaimed angrily.

"Let's join forces and kill him!" With that, Van Grey rushed towards Kahn.

After slaughtering more than a dozen Space Marines, Kahn, still not satisfied, turned around and saw Van Grey charging towards him.

“Killing these ordinary Space Marines is really boring. Let me kill a Chapter Commander for fun,” Kahn said contemptuously.

He recognized the man from the armor Van Grey was wearing; he was the Chapter Master.

Van Grey had also heard of Kahn's reputation, so he naturally dared not make any rash moves.

He stopped, stared at Kahn, and said: You are the traitor Kahn?

Kahn sneered: I am Kahn, and who are you?

"I am Van Grey, the battle commander of the Silver Knights!"

"The Silver Knights? Nobody but nobodys!" Kahn laughed.

Van Grey wasn't angry and said: I'm nobody, but there's someone here you definitely know?

"Who?"

"Sigismund!"

Kahn roared, brandishing the Blood Spear and shouting, "He's there! I'm going to kill him!"

Van Grey sneered: "You are no longer worthy to fight him, having been defeated by him. Let me deal with you!"

"You're asking for it!" Kahn roared and lunged forward.

Bloodletting emitted a piercing sound as it slashed towards Van Grey.

Van Grey was shocked. He hadn't expected Kahn to move so fast. He immediately raised his power sword to block.

The blood-stained bullet slammed heavily onto the power sword.

Van Grey felt an immense force emanating from his power sword, a force he couldn't withstand, so he knelt down on one knee.

"Hmph, you think you can compete with me with such little skill!" Kahn sneered.

“Me too!” Aksu rushed over from the side.

The Storm Shield slammed into Kahn.

With a loud "boom," Aksu was thrown back, but Kahn remained motionless.

"And you're that nobody again?" Kahn sneered.

"The name of the Aegis, Second Company Commander Aksu, son of Dorne!"

"Ground platform fist, a bunch of useless trash!" Kahn roared.

Upon hearing the words "ground platform fist," Aksu roared in fury: "I'll kill you, you traitor!"

Kahn was completely unfazed by Aksu's desperate charge.

Before Aksu could reach Kahn, Kahn raised the Blood Spear and slashed at the Storm Shield.

With a loud "crack," the indestructible Storm Shield was cleaved in two, and Aksu behind it was also wounded.

"With this little strength, you think you can kill me? That's laughable!" Kahn sneered.

Van Grey stepped aside, looked up at the sky, and said: He's here, your nemesis, Sigismund.

Kahn looked up at the sky and said, "I have been waiting for him for hundreds of years. This time I will definitely defeat him."

“Sigismund is much stronger now; you can’t defeat him!” Van Grey thought so.

“Do you know what kind of battles I’ve been through over the past few centuries? You wouldn’t know. Every battle has made me stronger. I think I’ve surpassed him now. I’m not sure I can kill him, but I’m confident I can defeat him,” Kahn said.

Van Grey stopped talking and quietly watched the spacecraft falling from the sky.

When the hatch opened, Sigismund, wielding a black greatsword, stepped out.

He saw Kahn, and Kahn saw him; these two destined enemies finally stood face to face once again.

The two walked towards each other without prior arrangement, and soon the distance between them was only a dozen meters.

Kahn pointed at Sigismund with the Blood Child and said: Sigismund, we meet again. Are you ready this time?

Sigismund smiled slightly and said: What are you preparing?

Kahn sneered: Failure!

Sigismund said: I will not fail. If Kahn leaves here, I will consider letting you go this time.

Kahn roared: "You are really overestimating yourself. You were indeed very strong before, but you are old now, while I am still young."

"It is the curse of the evil god that has turned you into what you are today. You used to be a noble warrior!"

“I have never been a warrior of the false emperor. He is too hypocritical. He is always as generous as Khorne, bestowing power upon us. Come, my brother Sigismund, join us. You will be a more powerful chosen one among Khorne.”

“Don’t call me brother. We’ve been estranged for hundreds of years. You are a servant of the evil god, while I am the emperor’s champion. How can a noble warrior be compared to a traitor?” Sigismund said calmly.