Warhammer 40K: to Save My Brother, I Believe in Tzeentch

In order to save his younger brother Wen Yi who was brought to the garden by Nurgle, archaeologist Wen Gu reached a deal with Tzeentch and gained the ability to travel between the real world and the Warhammer world. He lurked in Pilate's nest and helped the aristocratic young Serre gain a foothold in politics. At the same time, he founded a Hope Primary School at the lower levels to raise and teach children with unique characteristics and bring them hope. However, Nurgle's plague is spreading, cultists are polluting water supplies, and the twisted "Father's Daughter" Thalia appears with morbid grace and offers Wen Gu a fatal deal - accept her love in exchange for her brother's freedom. Meanwhile, the feud between the hive nobles continues to rage. Drake of the Walkerma family longs to tear Sere's throat, but is forced to join the same front by the plague; Ella, who was born in a lower-class gang, finds a home in Wen Gu's school, but falls into deeper danger due to puberty and spiritual awakening; the servo skull "Xiao Qi" repaired by the mechanical genius Katia gradually reveals the terrifying secrets buried underground in the hive city. As Thalia's Plague Knights march across the corrupted moss, and as Wen Gu foresees his future sitting on the throne of Nurgle, Pilate's fate hangs on a thread - should he hold on to the glimmer of humanity, or embrace the eternity of decay? In this desperate 40th millennium, hope is the most dangerous plague, and love is the most fatal weakness.