There is no time traveler, no system, and no golden finger.
This is the Warhammer 40K universe, where there is only steel and faith, or... Death.
It all started with an inquisitor named Kalant Blackgar.
What he initially received was just a trivial case investigating the disappearance of imperial tithes during transportation.
However, as the investigation deepens, this seemingly simple job opens a crack leading to hell.
Deep underground, the ancient alien metal skeleton is emitting a void that even spiritual energy cannot penetrate;
In the shadow of subspace, Maris, the "Lord of Chaos and Betrayal" who symbolized betrayal and self-destruction, opened his eyes.
The chosen champion of the Four Gods attempted to sacrifice the entire sector to "kill the gods and usurp the throne."
Kalant not only has to face the corruption of Chaos and the siege of traitors, but also the "God War" launched by this group of madmen.
*"You think you are pursuing the truth, but in fact, you are the bait."*
About Maris, God of Chaos
Title: God of Betrayal, Outcast, Lord of Chaos and Terror, Lost One
Represented areas: malice, betrayal, chaos, self-destruction.
Holy number: 11
Logo: black and white skull
Enemies: Chaos Gods
Maris represents the chaotic and self-destructive side of the Warp, and holds a strong hatred for the Four Gods.
The followers of Maris also foreground a Chaos, punching the Empire and kicking Chaos. Among the eight etheric realms, Maris corresponds to "greedy dissolution" and has hatred for everything, including himself.
Unlike the Chaos Gods, Maris can be summoned into the material universe with a sufficient sacrifice and an enchanted body.
Reader comments
It has the flavor of a gw novel. The characters are well-drawn, and the background information in the first three chapters is a bit long, but after reading the subsequent plot, I found that the background information in the previous chapters is related to the later ones.
As for the characters, there are a lot of them, but the character creation and image of each character are very impressive.
Overall, I enjoyed watching it.
Let me talk about my feelings. There are too many names in the first 4 or 5 pictures, which makes it a bit uncomfortable to look at it. But in the back, it looks like a pretty good judge-type novel that could be used as a main text in GW [Like]
Very promising author, come on!
It's rare to see such original Warhammer fan fiction.
It's really beautiful [sending heartfelt wishes]
It's a little hard to remember the names at the front, but it gets much better at the back.
A very good book
Among the Warhammer fanfics I have read, it can be said to be the best.
It's written very carefully, but few people read it. Firstly, it's not recommended by the platform, and secondly, it doesn't fit well with Tomato (it should be a starting point).
It has the flavor of a gw novel. The characters are well-drawn, and the background information in the first three chapters is a bit long, but after reading the subsequent plot, I found that the background information in the previous chapters is related to the later ones. As for the characters, there are a lot of them, but the character creation and image of each character are very impressive. Overall, I enjoyed watching it.
Let me talk about my feelings. There are too many names in the first 4 or 5 pictures, which makes it a bit uncomfortable to look at it. But in the back, it looks like a pretty good judge-type novel that could be used as a main text in GW [Like]
Very promising author, come on! It's rare to see such original Warhammer fan fiction. It's really beautiful [sending heartfelt wishes]
It's a little hard to remember the names at the front, but it gets much better at the back. A very good book
Among the Warhammer fanfics I have read, it can be said to be the best.
It's written very carefully, but few people read it. Firstly, it's not recommended by the platform, and secondly, it doesn't fit well with Tomato (it should be a starting point).