Warhammer 30k and the Great Tomb of Nazarick

Chapter 151 Green Tide
Time: June 30.890, M6

Warmaster Lion Johnson only needs to consider how to control the New Hope system, but Regent Horus has much more to consider.

Thankfully, it's still the 30k empire, and the human empire is still a fresh mountain of shit. Although it's still a mountain of shit, it's many times more humanized than the empire in the 40k era.

And although the Emperor directly handed all the internal affairs of the Empire to Horus, the Magical Prime Minister Malcador would also provide assistance to Horus. Most importantly, Horus was authorized to form his own internal affairs team, and he also had his own brothers to rely on.

Instead of being like Guilliman in another timeline, who woke up in the 41k era and found that the entire empire was like a giant that was dead but not yet stiff.

Countless crazy and absurd facts, the hopeless amount of government affairs and countless problems that are difficult to solve made Guilliman wish he could die again, or die together with the Ministry of the Interior and the High Lords.

In order to better deal with the various political affairs of the Empire that was being fully mobilized, Horus set up a temporary organization called the Council of Six Kings, with six primarchs participating in decision-making.

They are Perturabo, the Primarch of the Iron Warriors, Jaghatai Khan, the Primarch of the White Scars, Robouti Guilliman, the Primarch of the Ultramarines, Vulkan, the Primarch of the Salamanders, Angron, the Primarch of the World Eaters, and Regent Lord Horus himself.

Except for Angron who was there to make up the numbers, each of the remaining Primarchs possessed unique skills.

As for the rest, the few Primarchs who were neither on the Warmaster's side nor on Horus' side, except for Magnus who was maintaining the Golden Throne in the Imperial Palace on Terra, the rest of them united on Sanguinius' side.

As the Crown Prince of the Human Empire appointed by the Emperor, Sanguinius needs to maintain the security of the Solar Segmentum after the Emperor personally takes action, especially to ensure the safety of the Astronomican on Holy Terra. His workload is actually not small at all.

Every time Horus and Sanguinius communicated, both sides would lament that the empire's political affairs were really too much. Only Ryan Johnson was very satisfied with his job.

The main job of Horus and Sanguinius is to feed the never-ending war monster of Lion Jonson, but Horus has recently encountered new troubles.

A large number of green-skinned orcs had been discovered on the Human Empire's side before, and many of its colonies had been attacked. Even other isolated human civilizations had appealed to the Human Empire for help after being attacked.

At that time, Horus simply judged based on common sense that this was a large Waaagh of the Orks. Although the number was larger, it was only a matter of time to resolve it with the partial support of local troops and Space Marines.

Until he discovered that there was almost no end to the greenskin army on the star map. The number of greenskins was not just too many, but too many beyond imagination. It was as if all the greenskins in the galaxy had gathered together. Sometimes a colony encountered more orcs than they had bullets.

Even from the darkness of the galaxy beyond the light of the Imperial Astronomican, there were endless sounds of Waaagh.

The current situation is extremely critical. The greenskins are no longer just a threat to a planet or a star region. Horus quickly reported the situation here to the Emperor. In response, the Emperor just told Horus to do whatever is convenient for him and gave him the right to act first and report later. He still did not show up.

Horus felt the Emperor's trust in him and immediately focused his efforts on dealing with the greenskins.

There are too many greenskins this time, and there is almost no intelligence on the dark side of the galaxy. In this situation, Horus decides to first hold out against the greenskins, then use mobile forces to kill their Warbosses one by one, and in the process find the true core of the Orks.

According to past experience, a large-scale orc army must have a powerful enough leader. This time the greenskin frenzy is greater than any greenskin invasion in recorded history. Theoretically, there must be an unprecedentedly powerful Warboss. As long as this mysterious Warboss can be successfully killed, the remaining greenskins will be in chaos and fight each other, and the threat to the human empire will plummet.

As a defensive force, it is an extremely difficult task to confront the greenskins head-on, and the losses will be extremely heavy. Horus gave this task to Perturabo, who seemed very happy about such a difficult task, as if this was what he had been looking forward to. Now the Iron Warriors are building huge fortresses on various worlds of the Empire to deal with the attacks of the greenskins.

It has to be said that the Iron Warriors, who have always been famous for their cold-blooded offensive warfare, performed no worse than the Imperial Fists in defensive battles. It seemed that they were born to do this, and asking them to attack before seemed like a wrong direction.

Under Perturabo's obstruction, some nodes of the Greenskins have been revealed. Horus summoned Guilliman and Jagatai Khan to launch a precise attack against the Warboss among the Greenskins.

This time the attack will be launched jointly by the three Primarchs, and the number of Astartes participating in the war will exceed 300,000. The number of the remaining Mechanicus Skitarii and mortal auxiliary forces will be too large to be counted.

Looking at such an exaggerated number of troops, Guilliman even sighed and said that with our current strength, if anything unexpected happened, we could probably establish the Second Empire.

Horus thought the joke was hilarious.

Compared to Horus' strategic mobilization on a sector-by-sector basis, Sejanus, Horus's confidant, is now fighting on the front line against the greenskins.

Second Terra. Humans have not yet given an official name to this planet that claims to be the orthodox human planet. In the original timeline, it would take several decades for Horus to discover this planet. But now, because of the attack by the greenskins, this planet has sent a call for help to the galaxy, and the Human Empire has responded.

Two thousand Astartes and a large number of mortal auxiliary troops entered this world under the leadership of Sejanus. The originally arrogant pseudo-emperor was simply grateful for the support of the human empire in this timeline.

As a world where even the Luna Wolves in their prime could suffer a little, this Second Terra was also a tough nut to crack. When Cyjanus came to this world as the Empire's special envoy, he found that almost every inch of land here had become a battlefield.

The green-skinned orcs fight only for the sake of war. They will not accept surrender, nor will they let them go. Therefore, there is no point in negotiating with the greenskins. The humans in this world can only rise up in resistance.

As a powerful unit of invisible warriors, it played a very important role and assassinated the elite bosses of the greenskins many times.

But no matter how hard he tried, the power of this world was still limited. When Sejanus entered the palace, he found that even here had been ravaged by war and the palace had been fought over many times.

When the Second Terra met Sejanus, he did not sit on his throne, but stood up and greeted him with great ceremony.

This pseudo-emperor looked like a dashing middle-aged man, but he looked much more haggard after days of fighting. Accompanied by the Imperial Prime Minister, an old man in a purple robe, he formally surrendered to the Human Empire and handed over the military command of Second Terra.

Compared to the original timeline, where the pseudo-emperor ordered invisible warriors to attack and kill Sejanus as soon as a disagreement occurred, the current pseudo-emperor behaves extremely restrained and submissive.

It seems that when it comes to educating people on how to judge the situation, the aliens' knives are indeed more effective than the human empire's advice.

However, the human empire is also good at reasoning with the aliens, mainly using physics.

(End of this chapter)