Warhammer: Hold the Centaur Ring to Save the Fallen Primarch

Casca traveled through Warhammer 30k and became an inconspicuous young noble son in the wasteland of Chemos. The family arranged for him to marry Fulgrim, a female worker with silver hair and purple eyes who was as tall as a tank. His eyes trembled on the spot: Fulgrim, the primarch of the Third Legion, why is he a woman? ! Slaanesh's eyes were set on Chemos. Casgar knew that the abyss loomed before him—if he stood idly by, Fulgrim and the Emperor's Children would eventually become puppets of the evil god. He could have escaped from everything, but when Fulgrim told the children fairy tales about the stars, he saw the unpolluted light in her eyes. A gold ring engraved with the constellation Sagittarius, which he forged with his own hands and dedicated to the Primarch who would become his wife. The moment Fulgrim put it on, the world seemed to light up. The marriage was disrupted by his brother, and the two escaped from the fortress and walked together in the radiation storm. Casca held her hand tightly: "The one who really needs my saving is you from the beginning to the end." Thirty years later at the Phoenix Theater, Fulgrim showed the Sagittarius golden ring to the legion. The thirty years that I lived with Casca may not be considered a long time, but it is worth remembering for eternity. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.