[Warhammer 40K+First Person+Inquisitor+Fleet+Loyalty]
In the distant extreme star field, on the edge of the galaxy where the light of the star torch is difficult to illuminate, there are many secrets and threats unknown to the empire.
This is a place full of chaos and danger, because Holy Terra is too far away from here, and the power of the empire cannot directly touch every corner of the huge star field, allowing countless threats to grow in secret, and countless secrets waiting to be discovered.
So someone must bring the Emperor's will to those places, so that hidden heretics and xenos can be punished by the Emperor's justice, never to threaten humanity again, and to unearth the ancient secrets left by humanity's golden age or xenomorphs, and make them available to the Imperium or ensure that they do not fall into the hands of the enemy.
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That night, the Emperor thought for a long time. He thought of the countless Astra Militarum and Astartes who had sacrificed their lives on the road. Did they sacrifice everything in exchange for a galaxy like this?
He thought of the vast number of imperial citizens, what should they do?
He was very unwilling, and he made a decision. Even if this incident caused him to be destroyed, he was not afraid, because he understood that the fire of hope would eventually light up the Milky Way.
He finally came out of the webway. When he was looking for Malcador to discuss with Waldo, the commander of the Forbidden Army, he said a shocking statement:
I took you on an expedition before, and now I'm taking you on an expedition again
When I started writing, I decided not to interfere with the official main line to prevent problems with reading books later. As for why I write it in the first person, I want everyone to experience ordinary people and travel to the Warhammer world!
Therefore, I did not include the Primarch in the article. The Primarch is powerful enough to deal with most troubles, so I cannot experience the perspective of traveling through Warhammer.
Now the main focus is on an immersive experience of an ordinary person who travels to Warhammer, and experiences the story of an ordinary person with full intelligence and artificial intelligence, rather than traveling into the Primarch or looking at it from the perspective of the Primarch.
But in the final analysis, this is a story that focuses on mortals with flesh and blood, full of emotions and desires, and all kinds of magical technologies.
I hope to use this story to deeply explore various imaginations of future human society, rather than create a 40K story in the traditional sense.
If you can happily accept this setting, then please help me write a book review, and please wait for the follow-up updates.
That night, the Emperor thought for a long time. He thought of the countless Astra Militarum and Astartes who had sacrificed their lives on the road. Did they sacrifice everything in exchange for a galaxy like this? He thought of the vast number of imperial citizens, what should they do? He was very unwilling, and he made a decision. Even if this incident caused him to be destroyed, he was not afraid, because he understood that the fire of hope would eventually light up the Milky Way. He finally came out of the webway. When he was looking for Malcador to discuss with Waldo, the commander of the Forbidden Army, he said a shocking statement: I took you on an expedition before, and now I'm taking you on an expedition again When I started writing, I decided not to interfere with the official main line to prevent problems with reading books later. As for why I write it in the first person, I want everyone to experience ordinary people and travel to the Warhammer world! Therefore, I did not include the Primarch in the article. The Primarch is powerful enough to deal with most troubles, so I cannot experience the perspective of traveling through Warhammer. Now the main focus is on an immersive experience of an ordinary person who travels to Warhammer, and experiences the story of an ordinary person with full intelligence and artificial intelligence, rather than traveling into the Primarch or looking at it from the perspective of the Primarch. But in the final analysis, this is a story that focuses on mortals with flesh and blood, full of emotions and desires, and all kinds of magical technologies. I hope to use this story to deeply explore various imaginations of future human society, rather than create a 40K story in the traditional sense. If you can happily accept this setting, then please help me write a book review, and please wait for the follow-up updates.
Looks good, come on, no more eunuchs
Still pretty good