Warhammer: The Machine God's Tech-priest Godson

Dragons and magic are so 🌿, the key is that this thing is still real (

Centaur, thirty years, gold ring, Ulanor (talking)

Warhammer text TJ defaults to reincarnation 40k into the hell beast 😁.

Omnisiah, 011000111001

I'm just a mechanical priest, I don't have the same power as them. Jpg (⚙️😡⚙️) Look, I will send Titans to send you to the sky one by one!

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Well…. You listen to me. Guilliman, you also know how painful I have been since Horus' betrayal. I always thought that I had lost him forever, but recently I discovered that this was not the case. I discovered that you are also the son of the first return. …I didn't think so at first, but lately it seems more and more like it. Did you know? ... The soul of Horus must have been transferred to you, Guilliman. ... It is absolutely true, I feel that Horus has been resurrected.

To be honest, I don't understand. I always feel like something is weird. I feel like I might have been contaminated by Chaos. Wait a minute, I'll go find the Inquisition. Maybe I can still hold on. If not, please help me and report it.

It's rare for Warhammer to write about the Adeptus Mechanicus.

To be honest, I was a little confused when I read it. I didn't understand what the main plot was, and there were still a lot of questions. The protagonist is a priest of the Mechanicus, who should have been corrupted by Chaos at the beginning, but the plot was misty and confusing. There were also problems with the connection between several chapters, and the plot was incoherent. I read it several times to make sure there were no missing chapters. Later I joined the Blood Ravens and became a chaplain, and I felt even more confused. Someone has said something about how STC handles it, but I won't go into it. There is also the issue of the function of the protagonist. The protagonist is just a temporary worker who was thrust in temporarily. Why are temporary workers involved in important things? All the original Mechanicus personnel on the ship have disappeared inexplicably. Without the protagonist, wouldn't such a large battle group even have a responsible Mechanicus personnel? At the very least, there should be a few mentions about the original Mechanicus staff, the protagonists who accompanied them to the meeting, and so on. Then the plot reaches the Crying Planet of Angels. There is something wrong with this planet, and it is full of thieves and chaos. Why does the protagonist have to follow it? It seems that there is ancient technology on the planet? (I skipped the chapter and didn't pay attention) Continue to say that after landing on the planet, the protagonist actually followed to investigate the chicken thieves and Chaos. Brother, you are a mechanical priest. You don't want to find STC and lost technology, but you want to investigate chicken thieves and titanium. It is not in line with your character. My brain hurt when I saw it at the end, the main line was not clear, and the protagonist also had problems with his behavior. The protagonist is a priest of the Mechanicus, so he has to do what a priest should do. At least I came here for the title of the Mechanicus and the Mechanicus, so it must have the characteristics of the Mechanicus. It cannot be written like an ordinary protagonist who cares about everything.