Call the Ministry of Military Affairs and the Inquisition. I am Colin, a sailor from the Imperial Navy Fleet. I was captured by the Dark Mechanicus. He said that I have a holy relic, but I don't know where the holy relic is. Come and save me!
I repeat, I'm under arrest, come and save me! What? No sailor named Colin? How is it possible, I am Colin.
Me, me, am I? Me, me, am I not?
But I must be a sailor, otherwise where would I get such strong combat power, right?
What? Am I Alpharius?
What? The same to you?
Reader comments
It's well written, and it's finally no longer a Warhammer story. However, the first-person perspective is not flattering in online articles, and Alpha's perspective is also confusing. Although it is consistent with the setting, it is still easy to dissuade.
It is only recommended for people who are tired of reading cool articles and want to change their taste.
Also, should the author add a cover?
As expected, it was written about Afa
[Like]
For Alpharius!
It's very novel, I quite enjoyed watching it, and the pacing is well controlled. And there are too few texts on Alpha.
It's well written, and it's finally no longer a Warhammer story. However, the first-person perspective is not flattering in online articles, and Alpha's perspective is also confusing. Although it is consistent with the setting, it is still easy to dissuade. It is only recommended for people who are tired of reading cool articles and want to change their taste. Also, should the author add a cover?
As expected, it was written about Afa [Like]
For Alpharius!
It's very novel, I quite enjoyed watching it, and the pacing is well controlled. And there are too few texts on Alpha.