Warhammer: Does the Entire Empire Regard Me as the Warmaster?

"Lord Warmaster, you are finally willing to show up." The Imperial Guard fell to their knees, Alpharius: You have recognized the wrong person. "My subordinates understand that confidential missions require cover." He said it was Alpharius, and the whole galaxy thought he was lurking; he found out the whereabouts of Horus, and everyone praised him for his modesty. On the eve of the Great Rebellion, twenty Primarchs collectively picked up the wrong script: Magnus dismantled the library and wielded an axe, thinking that psionic power was a girly thing; Angron pulled out nails and gnawed on philosophy, giving literacy classes to the World Eaters; Sanguinius secretly organized the rebellion and felt that he had done a particularly good job; Curze built a waterworks in Nostramo and became a model governor of the empire. Everyone was criticizing like crazy, but he was the only one who was awake and still holding the original rebellion script in his hand. The script makes it clear: three days later, the great rebellion officially begins. But now that the rebel leader is missing, he, the only person in the audience who has not changed the script, is regarded as the war commander by the entire empire. The real Horus has obtained his memory and is using his methods to hide in the dark, where even the Alpha Legion's hidden line cannot touch him. Looking at the whole boat full of kneeling Imperial Guards, Alpharius fell into deep thought: It seems that this Warmaster can only be seen in front of him first.