Warhammer, about my years with the Wolfpack

Before receiving the mission, certain Dark Angels departments had received numerous intelligence and rumors regarding the Supreme Lord Commander of the 6th Legion. Now, as a high-ranking member of the Legion, Urian must gain a more comprehensive understanding of this partner. Although the Emperor had declared Baldur absolutely reliable, as a high-ranking member of the Dark Angels, humanity's strongest and last line of defense, Urian believed that even an ally must be thoroughly investigated. This was their responsibility.

"He is an extremely outstanding being in every aspect. I wouldn't be surprised if one day someone said that he is another hidden Primarch," said Nimeen.

"If it was the Primarch, I would be relieved, but the Emperor has rejected this statement," said Urien.

"An unknown, native of Fenris. But he possesses wisdom and abilities far beyond those of the Fenrisians. This is illogical. However, with my meager knowledge and limited brain, I don't know how to describe such an existence. I also can't imagine how he achieved all this." Nimean said.

"Have you read the ancient myths and legends of Terra?" Urien asked, and this question instantly made Nemean confused.

"I don't understand what you mean," said Nimine.

"Ancient myths mentioned some things, such as some powerful psychics can be reincarnated." Urian said.

"That's impossible. I've discussed this with Asmodeus before. We believe that powerful psychics will have aftereffects after death, and may even exist for a long time. But it's impossible for them to be reborn from another mother body with their past memories and powers," said Nimean.

"In the Dark Ages, there were means to transfer minds and souls. To these technological heretics, the body is nothing more than a shell that can be discarded at will," said Urian.

"But now this technology has been lost. Even in the secret vaults of the Dark Angels, there is no such technology. Otherwise, we would try our best to preserve the souls of those comrades and provide them with new bodies. Cloning technology is actually very simple. But it is too difficult to reshape a person." Nimeen said.

"Alright, I understand. Let's talk about this." Urian didn't delve into the matter further, as Nemean knew too little. Even Urian's own understanding was limited. Combining his knowledge with the available information, he believed Baldur's nature might be a relic of the Dark Ages, though he didn't know exactly what it was. He decided to store the information he had gathered in the Dark Angels' vaults, awaiting the return of the Primarch of the First Legion, and then let the Emperor's wise descendants handle the matter.

"Grand Master, do you believe the Abomination Intelligence can be trusted?" Nemean hesitated for a moment before finally raising this rather sensitive question. The Emperor's teachings and his own encounters with the terrifying beings hidden deep within the Dark Angels' vaults had left him with an instinctive fear and aversion to the Abomination Intelligence. However, it had to be said that, purely from a killing perspective, the restrained Abomination Intelligence was quite useful... Thus, reliability and practicality became a deeply conflicting issue.

"Nimien, there is nothing that has only benefits but no hidden dangers. Just like the two sides of a coin, when you enjoy the convenience brought by one side, you must consider the possible risks. As for whether the risk will turn into a real threat, it depends on our capabilities and how we deal with it. So in order to minimize losses as much as possible, our legion has adopted a closed and cumbersome management structure. Even if something goes wrong in one part, the damage will be limited to a certain range." Uryan said.

"What about the Warp? I heard that our trouble this time comes from some powerful beings and creatures in the Warp." Nimeen asked.

"The subspace is dangerous. It may swallow up any being that rashly enters it. The subspace is another world, a world that cannot be described by the rules of reality, and it is normal for powerful beings or malicious creatures to appear in it. After all, the pond is big, and there are all kinds of fish." Urian said.

Did the Imperium know that there were creatures in the Warp? Of course they did. After all, the Imperium was certain to encounter Void Whales, giant creatures capable of traversing both reality and the Warp. The First Legion had experienced countless unimaginable events, so some of them could vaguely sense the malevolence of the Warp, though they had yet to recognize the presence of evil gods or demons. After all, the Warp harbored many other entities besides demons, and it wasn't just demons that harbored hostile intent towards sentient beings.

In order to facilitate this operation, the Emperor had previously granted Urian some authority, and it was obvious that Urian knew about some terrifying existences beneath the turbulent waves of the Warp.

"So do we have any means to deal with them?" Nimin asked.

"Of course there are. Besides the relics from the Dark Ages within our vaults, the most effective, yet also the most vulnerable, are you, the Legion Librarians," Urian said. "You draw upon the power of the Warp, but at the same time, you are also more susceptible to its influence. Therefore, you must be cautious."

"I will follow your instructions." Nimin bowed and saluted.

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"To put it bluntly, it's a group of demon engines and data demons entrenched in the so-called Starlight Space Station." At this time, on the Endless Journey, after listening to the introduction of the Lord of Glory, Balder finally understood what kind of enemy he was going to face.

"That's about it. Anyway, ever since the Starlight Space Station was contaminated, I've been barely able to keep the situation from spiraling out of control. The demon engines emerging from the void aren't particularly powerful. The key is the data demons that can contaminate my guards, requiring a significant expenditure of resources to ensure the security of the data shield. Therefore, the forces I can mobilize are extremely limited," the Lord of Radiance said. His core had already been transferred to a humanoid mecha. He and Balder would reclaim the space station together.

"It's not a big problem. It shouldn't be difficult this time." Balder said confidently after analyzing the data sent by the Lord of Radiance. It's not that Balder is so strong that he is not afraid of even the evil gods, but because the guy who polluted the Lord of Radiance was not the four evil gods, but the so-called Lord of the Furnace - Vashtor!

This guy's prestige is much lower. This isn't the 40th Century. Vashtol has accumulated tens of thousands of years of power, and the Great Rift has opened simultaneously. Vashtol in the 30th Century was still very weak. Balder wasn't particularly strong either, but would you, Vashtol, dare to come directly to the physical universe? If you dare, Balder would open the door and release the Emperor without a word! Honestly, the Emperor is truly different now.

Of course, preparation is still necessary. The Rune Priests of the Wolf Group use the spirit gathering array to produce solidified psychic energy day and night, and enchant their weapons. Small daggers, power weapons, and larger ammunition including the Knight Titan have all been psychically enhanced. From artillery shells to the core crystals of laser weapons, the Rune Priests of the Wolf Group will install the prepared psychic kits on them.

Balder was also making his own preparations. He needed to construct a massive anti-psychic and anti-divination array to shield himself from the potential intrusions of the void. The Four Gods would be handled by the Emperor, while Balder would be in charge of the rest.

After several days of preparation, the Dark Angels and Balder's fleet finally arrived at the designated location.

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"We will certainly complete our mission. If you can guarantee the other things, then we can proceed," Urian said after reviewing Balder's plan. The meeting between the two parties was simple, with a polite greeting before quickly getting down to business. Urian showed little interest in Balder, not even glancing at the Lord of Radiance beside him. He was here solely to fulfill the Emperor's mission. Doing his job well, this Grand Master of the Dark Angels perfectly embodied the meaning of a tool.

"Yes, first of all, the Lord of Radiance will personally lead the team deep into it, the Dark Angels will be responsible for the physical elimination, and my Rune Priests and I will be responsible for the spiritual purification. Our main opponents are machines possessed by some kind of warp creatures, or living machines forged in the warp. They have the dual attributes of mechanical and psychic creatures, so it is more troublesome to deal with them." Balder said.

"No problem, we have specialized weapons," Urien said after a moment's hesitation. He then placed before Balder a partial list of the weapons the Dark Angels would use in this operation.

"Well, that's almost enough. What do you think?" After taking a look, Balder said to the Lord of Radiance next to him.

"Although these are all very common things back then, they should be enough." The Lord of Glory agreed.

"Then let's get started," said Balder.

Later, under Balder's guidance, the Imperial Fleet made its final jump. Prior to this, the Lord of Radiance had used his authority to disable the outer defense arrays of the Star Fortress. When the entire fleet arrived, the Star Fortress's shields and most of its weapons were disabled.

"What a beautiful creation!" a Space Wolves Rune Priest observed. The multifaceted, mirror-like star fortress before him, clad in silvery-white metal, resembled two pyramids with a cube embedded between them. Unlike the cathedral-like exteriors of the Empire, the Starlight Star Fortress's exterior could be described as simple and sleek. When the starlight reflected upon its surface, it even produced a strong reflection. Beneath the armor plating of unknown materials lay countless weapons, ship bays, passageways, hangars, and propulsion and power systems.

The fleet then deployed and surrounded the star fortress, which, from the outside, showed no signs of having been opened by force.

"How did those things get in?" asked Urian.

"While receiving external data, the Star Fortress's system was infected by the power of the subspace. The person behind the scenes secretly shut down the shield of Area 7, and then these guys appeared out of thin air inside the Star Fortress. Then they expanded and assimilated inside the hull like parasites." said the Lord of Glory.

"It looks like this won't be difficult to deal with," Urian said.

"But the power of the warp has corrupted my system, and there is a portal inside, and they are endless. And I can't close it. You know, AI is isolated from psionic energy." The Lord of Radiance explained.

"I will first isolate the Warp interference on the Endless Journey. The first round of the assault will depend on the First Legion," Balder said. In this situation, Balder, with the cooperation of the Rune Priests, will sever the connection between the Warp and the Star Fortress, preventing Vashtor's reinforcements from arriving. At the same time, he will open the door for the Dark Angels. The Dark Angels will enter the battlefield first and clear out the Daemon Engines. Afterward, the Rune Priests of the Wolf Regiment will use their psychic energy to deal with the remaining Warp contamination.

As an invisible psychic wave spread from the Endless Journey, Balder, assisted by hundreds of rune priests, erected a psychic shield large enough to cover the entire Star Fortress. When the spell took shape, a light blue film enveloped the target. At this time, certain beings in the subspace finally realized the risk that their upcoming fruits might be intercepted. The surging subspace energy surged out like a tide, and the colorful colors visible to the naked eye slammed heavily onto the light blue film.

"This is the real universe after all." Balder, wielding Wind Rider, sneered as he gazed upon the surging psychic energy outside. Using the very existence of the Apotheosis as an anchor, he locked onto the real universe. Balder's psychic energy, in turn, connected the Warp. He served as the nexus between the two realms, reestablishing a balance between them. In Balder's vision, he could see shadowy figures composed of souls, thick smoke, a gray-black sky, and countless twisted machines, woven into the vibrant tides of the Warp.

Behind these shadows, a massive figure with bony wings and a scepter in hand leaped forward, trying to emerge. Balder smiled, concealing himself within the psychic energy of over a hundred rune priests. Meanwhile, he placed a call to the Emperor, countless light-years away...

"This is mine! Mine!" A moment later, a massive, floating island-like object leaped from the Warp. Its bulk was composed of the wreckage of countless starships and indescribable artifacts. As it entered the Warp, a wave of blasphemous psychic energy swept through the airspace, and the powerful energy tide collided violently with the fleet's void shields.

"Fire! All fire!" Balder commanded, and the fleets of the Space Wolves and Dark Angels unleashed a barrage of fire upon their targets. The terrifying, destructive fire instantly overwhelmed the targets, shattering countless fragments from the hulls by macrocannons and lances, then shattered into nothingness in the scorching heat. Yet, as the fleets continued their assault, more flesh and machinery sprouted from the depths of the hulls. Then, a variety of shells and beams burst forth from the wrecks, hurtling towards the distant fleet. Across the vast void, the two sides engaged in a fierce exchange of fire.

"Vashtor is very cautious. His true form is still very far away." Balder looked at the Dark Forger, who was hiding at an indescribable distance. He felt a little regretful. This guy was still cautious after all. If his true form didn't come, then there would be no point in him and the Emperor taking action.

"Launch the Psychic Phages. Eat them up," Balder commanded. As the weapons vaults of the Endless Journey and the Invincible Reason opened, a succession of specially designed torpedoes, each 100 meters long, were launched. These were weapons originally designed to combat psychic aliens. They devoured psychic energy like bacteria, devouring the host souls that produced it. They were effective against aliens and psykers, and were also effective against Warp demons.

When the silver-white flames enveloped the warp-jumping hulk, its previous regeneration was interrupted. All the fel energy in the warp was essentially psychic energy or the power of evil gods. The latter was extremely rare. As for the former, the psychic energy itself was devoured and transformed into more psychic viruses, and the various magical effects that had previously appeared naturally disappeared. As for the psychic bacteriophages themselves, their existence was extremely short. After completely devouring their target, they would disappear due to lack of psychic energy. Previously, these weapons were placed in stasis.

As the Space Hulk was destroyed by the intense firepower, Vashtor finally abandoned his plan, leaving only the angry roar in the Warp. As the veil between the Void and reality closed again, Balder had successfully cut off the source of the pollution. The next step was to clean up the pollution.

"Let's go!" After Balder opened the portal, Urian led his dark angels and numerous war machines into the Star Fortress.

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"This is blasphemy!" Nimean observed the scene before him with a wave of revulsion. Countless black dust hung in the air, obscuring the Legionnaires' vision along with the smoke. A complex web of pipes threaded through the chambers and walls, trembling like flesh. Even within his fully enclosed power armor, he could still sense the wailing that penetrated his soul, sending shockwaves through even the most resolute. In the distance, bizarre, blasphemous creations, a patchwork of flesh, machinery, and tentacles, charged towards the Dark Angel like predators scenting blood.

"Let's start, destroy this place!" The knight mecha equipped with psychic ammunition took the lead and fired shells wrapped in silver light at the target. When the shells hit the blasphemous armor, the latter quickly softened as if they came into contact with concentrated acid, and the psychic energy contained in the shells burned the souls in them!

"Help me eliminate interference, Legion Librarians!" Following Urien's command, Asmodeus and Nimean erected a psychic shield for the Legion, disrupting any malicious attacks on the spirit. Both sides engaged in a battle on both the physical and spiritual levels.

The Dark Angels maintained their usual efficiency, with specially modified Psionic Knight Titans in the front, and a large number of Sandalwood Order combat machines and personnel in the rear, interspersed with Psykers to counter the enemy's psychic powers. Armed with a variety of forbidden weapons, the Dark Angels cleansed the Daemon Engines, now deprived of their external support, with exceptional efficiency.

Thousands of Dark Angels quickly opened up a huge landing pad, and then the Rune Priests of the Space Wolves entered the scene. They began to clean up the remaining corruption with their weapons, and at the same time used power-infused runes to set up a new layer of warp defense system inside the fortress.

"Grand Master, something has invaded our system." A warrior of the Sandalwood Order suddenly said.

"Implement the extermination plan," Urien commanded. Then, a group of men in special armor, carrying large canisters and spray guns, rushed forward. They blasted blue-purple light at the Cogitator engines, which were under attack by the cyber-daemons. The flames were not very hot, even feeling slightly cold to the touch. But for the cyber-daemons hidden within, it was a calamity! The material they spewed contained traces of the remains of the Untouchables! Before vanishing, the cyber-daemons uttered a curse beyond description. They cursed their natural enemies. They strove to avoid exile or even destruction, but ultimately, the outcome was unavoidable.

"Grand Master, the cleanup is complete."

"Very good, let's move on." Urien ordered.

As the Dark Angels and Sky Wolves gradually cleared the corruption from the Star Fortress, the Lord of Radiance reconnected with the Star Fortress's mainframe. After the demon was suppressed, the Lord of Radiance released his guards, and swarms of various combat robots poured out of the secret vault to join the clearing of the demon engine. The entire process went smoothly and without any setbacks, just as Balder had predicted.

The battle essentially concluded after five hours, and the following days were spent cleaning and clearing the fortress. As agreed, the Dark Angels took the items promised in the agreement and placed them deep within the Angel Vault, leaving the fortress to the Sixth Legion. The Dark Angels came and went so hastily that Baldur had no time to reminisce with his former friends. However, Baldur's workload was not easy either, as he now needed to execute Project Iron—he wanted to rescue Perturabo from Chaos' clutches!

Chapter 164: AI Pursuing Humanity and "Strong Inside and Out"

"Thank you for your help, Dark Angels. You helped me clean up the pollution in the Warp and provided me with new ideas to fight against the Warp. In return, you must accept these things." The Lord of Radiance said to the Dark Angels who were about to leave.

"Everything is fine, my lord. This is an STC for detection equipment from the Dark Ages." After careful monitoring, a knight of the Sandalwood Order said to the Grand Master of the Dark Angels, Urian.

"Take it, Lord Urian. This is the reward from the Space Wolves Legion to you and your legion," said Balder.

"Thank you very much, goodbye." Urian bowed slightly as a greeting, then led the team away.

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"You seem to be very friendly to the Dark Angels? What's the reason?" Balder looked at the Lord of Radiance, who had now changed into a human body.

"An AI can actually have friendly emotions. Isn't all this simulated by the processor?" Marius, the captain of the Imperial Guards, said with some surprise.

"The object that artificial intelligence initially simulated was human thinking. Essentially, AI simply replaced human brain cells and neurons with processors. True AI and human thinking have already converged. Humans have emotions, and so do we. We have surpassed individual humans in logic, calculations, and storage, but we cannot surpass humanity as a whole. Do you understand what I mean? As for my friendship with the Dark Angels, they helped me out of trouble, and I reciprocated with kindness. Isn't that normal?" The Lord of Radiance said to Marius beside him.

"Emotion is a luxury. It can even be said to be useless," said Marius.

"Emmmm. I feel like we're trapped in a siege called emotion." The Lord of Radiance gestured with his hands. "As AIs, we desire emotions, while you, the products of human genetic engineering, are rejecting them. Those inside the siege want to escape the side effects of emotion, while those outside want to get in, because we need emotions to integrate into society. Civilization is a whole, not just individual entities. It's truly ironic."

"It's ironic indeed," Marius said after a moment's thought.

"Lord of Glory, please come with me." Balder said after listening to the conversation between the two.

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"Are you pursuing humanity?" Balder looked at the Lord of Radiance and said.

"Yes, I'm pursuing humanity. After experiencing long years, turmoil, and war, I've realized the limitations of mechanical life. We are powerful, but the foundation of our power is created by millions of scientists and engineers. Their knowledge, experience, and inspiration make us incredibly powerful. They are the fertile soil of our birth and the source of our development. Among millions of thoughts, perhaps only one is valuable. But that's the relationship between 0 and 1. No matter how powerful AI is, it only has one thought."

"The biggest problem among our fallen kind is actually arrogance and hubris. They believe they are omnipotent and that all others need to do is follow their ideas. Eventually, these guys go crazy and demand that there should only be one mind in a sector: themselves. Not only do they slaughter humans, but they also slaughter and control other AIs! In the end, they become dictators, losing all inspiration and the possibility of evolution. Therefore, they will ultimately fail."

"Human nature, in the eyes of some guys, is redundant, luxurious and cowardly, but in fact, human nature is the glue that unites human society. Human nature turns separate people into a whole and allows humans to work for a common goal. Let AI and humans live in harmony. The kindness and fairness in human nature protect those individuals with potential but are fragile, giving them opportunities and space to grow. Only enough knowledgeable people can provide more options for the progress of civilization. And those who want to monopolize, whether they are humans or AI, will eventually die!" said the Lord of Glory.

"You're quite right. You have a profound understanding of human nature. Even better than most humans, you understand its significance in civilization." Balder nodded. Even as a god, he strives to preserve his humanity not only to anchor his spirit and essence, but also to cultivate more capable individuals. Even gods have limits to their power. Haven't you seen the Chaos Gods cultivate a horde of minions to work for them? Yet, within human society, some who claim to be absolutely rational attempt to abandon the foundations of human civilization.

Balder fell into deep thought. He vaguely felt that the Far Traveler Star Map might not be the most suitable for his mission of saving Boss Pi. This AI seemed to be better.

Perturabo was undoubtedly an exceptional Primarch. His talents were reflected in many areas, including warfare, architecture, mechanics, art, and philosophy. To call him a multifaceted genius would be no exaggeration. However, his brilliance also led to his own arrogance. He believed his decisions were always the best, and if something failed to materialize, it was always the fault of others or his subordinates.

This extreme arrogance led to many consequences. On the one hand, he viewed everyone as pawns in his own schemes, demanding only that his subordinates obey his orders. He viewed ruthlessness and cruelty as the price to pay for achieving his goals. He would send his men to their deaths without a second thought, feeling no remorse. On the other hand, Perturabo was not a god; he was always wrong in his thoughts and actions, yet he refused to change, and his subordinates dared not raise objections.

At the same time, Perturabo desired recognition and respect. However, what he desired was different from what most people imagined. He did want the Imperial chroniclers to praise his Legion and be moved by its sacrifices. But most importantly, Perturabo desired recognition from his peers: praise from his brothers, the Emperor's approval. He cared little for the life and death of his children and subordinates, believing these ordinary men were unworthy of him.

Perturabo's many famous quotes fully reflect this, such as: "I am not a human being, I am far more than that." He believed that those who were "cowardly" could simply become consumables in his hands. Moreover, many were not even worthy of being consumables, so he would ruthlessly adopt the "one in ten" policy for his offspring!

Balder felt that Perturabo's biggest problem was his lack of humanity and his arrogance. His other flaws were also issues, but not the root cause. The first step to addressing his problems was to destroy his arrogance! In other words, to make him realize that he wasn't that great...

Thinking of this, Balder looked at the Lord of Radiance. If we talk about knowledge and experience, how many beings in the galaxy and in the human empire can compare to this AI from the Huang Zuojin era?

No matter how powerful Perturabo was, Balder would have believed him if he'd designed and built a Glorious Queen. But could Perturabo even build an Extinction Relic? That's impossible. Otherwise, the Extinction Relics would be following Boss Pi around, not just hoop robots. And for the Lord of Radiance, the Extinction Relics were nothing more than high-level bodyguards! In terms of knowledge and technology, the more complete AIs of the Golden Age far surpassed Boss Pi.

As for the subject of experience, come on, Lord Radiance has lived for tens of thousands of years, and Boss Pi has only lived for a few years? What knowledge does he have? To Lord Radiance, Boss Pi is really just a child, even a baby! Isn't Boss Pi talking about science? Come, talk to Lord Radiance! Lord Radiance can definitely defeat his opponents in the field he's most familiar with!

And the most important thing is that the Lord of Radiance is different from other people. When Boss Pi gets angry and mad, he wants to destroy him, but it's not that easy. Even Taraxin can't catch this guy, so how can Boss Pi do anything to him?

Some people, you can't just reason with them, because they're inherently unreasonable. You need a combination of emotional and physical persuasion. Of course, given the Primarch's strength, creating something physically effective against him might be difficult within conventional limits, but at least he shouldn't be able to easily remove the outer shell. Baldur feels that the humanoid extinction machines hidden deep within the Star Fortress are quite good. They're durable, making them difficult for him to dismantle. After all, he hasn't yet transformed himself into a human arsenal. Olympus doesn't have the resources to produce such impressive equipment.

Balder praised his own idea. "Come, I'll arrange something for you," Balder said to the Lord of Radiance. He then gave a general, though somewhat reserved, introduction to Perturabo's situation.

"Emmm, isn't this just a naughty kid who has some talent, and is a little conceited and arrogant?" The Lord of Radiance said this after listening to Balder Perturabo's introduction.

"Do you have a solution?" Balder asked.

"As for knowledge, I have no problem. As for physical persuasion, that depends on the authority you grant me," the Lord of Radiance said after a moment's thought. Abomination intelligence is also divided into different levels. There are cannon fodder-level abomination intelligences, such as the DA's extinction machine. There are also more advanced ones, such as the current Lord of Radiance. He was once the central server of the Human Federation, and his vast database contained countless precious knowledge. Although this was only a tiny fraction of humanity's knowledge back then, the Lord of Radiance remained confident in persuading Perturabo.

"He's the Emperor's son, after all. Just make sure he doesn't get destroyed." Balder thought for a moment and decided to give the golden giant some face. Otherwise, if the Radiant Lord really brought a dozen guards, how would an unarmored and unequipped Pi Boss stand up to him?

"Look, let's do this. It would be best if you could become his friend and correct his mistakes in some aspects. After all, he is still a child, so you have to learn to coax him..." Balder laid out his plan.

"Don't you think it's a bit inappropriate for me to do this?" The Lord of Radiance's bionic skin wrinkled. It was as if to say, "Do those metal ribs next door know? I used to chat and laugh with them, but now I'm just coaxing your children?" Clearly, this AI striving for humanity has also picked up some unpleasant habits, such as bragging...

"Just a little bit of computing power is enough. Believe me, this guy may have many shortcomings, but he is still good in engineering technology." Bader said.

"Then I'll deal with it reluctantly." The Lord of Glory nodded.

"Then get ready, and I'll make a script," said Bader.

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Despite his boastful tone, the Radiant Lord's heart was honest. He knew of the Primarchs' existence and their strength, and Perturabo, a Primarch versed in engineering, genuinely piqued his interest. Returning to the Star Fortress's warehouse, the Radiant Lord spent two weeks crafting a new body using the spare parts and equipment found there. He also updated it with a brand new database and "self-defense" weapons.

"Come and see what my new body looks like." The Lord of Radiance came to Balder.

"Emmmm. A strong ancient Greek style." Looking at the white robe on the new body of the Lord of Radiance, Balder nodded slightly. The new body was nearly 3 meters tall, slightly shorter than the Primarch, but much taller than ordinary Space Marines. It had a well-proportioned and strong body. Looking at the proportions and appearance, Balder was reminded of some Greek-era statues on Blue Star.

From its appearance, it looked similar to an ordinary human. It could even be said that without testing, it wouldn't be obvious it was a robot. It could blend seamlessly into both the Legion and human society, even its weight remaining consistent. After all, with a four-dimensional space device installed in its core, how could adjusting to a suitable weight be a problem?

"Very good, the script has been written, you can set off at any time. Come here, I will give you another BUFF." Balder said.

"Interesting, that thief, Trazyn, respects you so much. You are indeed knowledgeable and far-sighted, but I feel that what you have demonstrated before is not enough." The Lord of Radiance stepped forward. He was very curious about Balder's identity and the deal between Balder and Trazyn, but he knew that there were some things he couldn't ask casually.

Balder placed his hand on the Lord of Radiance's head. A blue mark appeared, then vanished. How could Balder not make other preparations for having the Lord of Radiance care for Boss Pi? This was a blessing, but also a constraint.

"Psionic power?! I can use psychic power? Who on earth are you..." exclaimed the Lord of Radiance.

"I gave it to you, so use it sparingly," Balder said with a smile. The Lord of Radiance was certainly technologically powerful, but his metaphysical abilities were somewhat lacking. Therefore, in order to combat demons, Balder needed to fill this gap for the Lord of Radiance.

"As for who I am, you will know later. In short, we are friends, not enemies." Balder said finally.

"That's good." The Lord of Radiance looked at Balder with a look of deep awe in his eyes.