This is our Warhammer journey

Chapter 347 Khorne: Damn it, four more chess pieces have climbed onto the board!

As is well known, the strength of a demon's entry into the real universe is directly related to the amount of offerings and the presence of the deity.

If Skabrand were to enter the real universe, he could cause a planet to experience a global earthquake, and then drag that planet directly into subspace.

Below them, the chief archmage Angrath was knocked down by Ultramarines Chapter Commander Calgar with a few punches, and then became a small line in the opponent's honor record.

Furthermore, a demonic Primarch like Angron can influence an entire galaxy single-handedly, and with the help of these anchor points, the Blood God can even forcibly corrupt all intelligent life within its coverage area.

But now there is a very serious problem.

The Blood God focused his attention on the array of black stones that were embedded in Kadia like nails.

He opened up a landing site for the demon army by tearing open the warp rift on the surface of Cadia with the "Conqueror" as the core sacrifice, but to further project divine power, He must rely on the demon army to destroy or reverse these black stone matrices.

Only by breaking this shackle can He unleash enough power to capture Karna.

He is a god of the subspace, and in order to carry out his activities, he must follow the underlying logic.

Driven by their desires, Slaanesh began attacking Peacock Castle, where Arthur was stationed, and he also commanded his demon army to indiscriminately attack all the Blackstone fortresses within the rift.

If He doesn't destroy these obstacles, sending Angron there would be like sending food to the slaughter. The fact that Dawnwings only managed to suffer half the same fate as Perturabo is because they were too slow to react.

Angron is not Fugrim, and even now this beast is resisting Him, so the Blood God must always hold the reins tightly in his hand.

Although the Phoenix Lord has fallen, his combat prowess and judgment are undeniable. The fact that he personally killed two Primarchs is a testament to his skill. Even after being defeated by Dorn during the Siege of Terra, he managed to escape unscathed.

Yes, he sold off his 'brilliant' offspring, such as Edoron, von Kalda, Lycus Ferdion, and others, and ran away.

Then the great Phoenix Lord Adoron sold out his fifty Phoenix Guards, ran away from Rogue Dorne, and became the only member of that group of guards to survive to this day.

click!
The brass handrail, which had just cooled and solidified, shattered in an instant.

While deep in thought, the Blood God suddenly realized a problem.

So, is Slaanesh really someone we can count on?

Especially when they face the most flawless member of the Dawnwings team.

There's no hope.

Countless war examples have provided Blood God with a definitive answer.

How can these addicts, who can't even stand up without sensory stimulation, fight against Arthur and his dark angels?
There may be some conspiracy, but one thing is certain: given that person's traits, it's completely impossible for you to replicate Forgrim's path.

The Blood God didn't even bother with those gods, completely ignoring the potential consequences of the Slaanesh's actions, and began to focus on other areas.

The three cores within the rift, surrounding the landing area, and the Centaurus Fortress, also an area where demons project power, greatly facilitated the Chaos's offensive in the early stages of the surface war.

They successfully cut off supply lines to various areas, sealed off the fortified areas, and launched a full-scale attack.

But that's where it ends.

Compared to the past, the situation where ordinary people would quickly degenerate in such extreme environments has greatly improved.

Apart from the souls predetermined by the cursed, the rest were shrouded in secrecy. Those who believed in the angels were protected by Karna, while the rest were easily taken into the cursed's possession under the cover of shadow.

Another portion mysteriously disappeared, likely becoming food for other beings.

These mortal armies are more resistant to the effects of the warp than before. Strangely, they are not only able to ensure efficient and coordinated mobilization and deployment under the threat of demons, but they are also equipped with more abundant and superior weapons. In addition, their already tempered will and bodies make them a huge problem for demons.

In the past, the enemies a Khorne vampire would face in the trenches of Cadia were mostly Astragalus soldiers clad in armor, wielding laser rifles or live ammunition, and whose melee weapons were mostly limited to a single dagger.

Now, a Khorne Bloodletter, protected by the Blood God, broke through the overwhelming barrage of heavy artillery fire, mid-range laser or plasma weapon barrages, and close-range molten lava flows, and after dodging the crushing force of some unknown vehicle, charged into the trenches—

It will most likely also face a Cardia squad dressed in Void Armor, wielding boarding shields and small powered weapons.

Moreover, for unknown reasons, these mortals, who are highly likely to fall into corruption upon recognizing the existence of the Four Gods, are also able to accurately identify demons and deal with them accordingly. For example, the Astral Guard, responsible for guarding important areas and heavy vehicles, is composed of carefully selected mortal champions, and ordinary Khorne demons would not fare well when facing them.

The war environment, which had remained unchanged for millennia, has begun to change.

Having abandoned the influence of the warp, humanity, now able to take up arms and fight against demons, exposes the demons' inherent disorganization, lack of discipline, and extreme reliance on warp magic to gain an advantage.

After truly facing these four opponents, Blood God realized the seriousness of the problem.

Under the leadership of the Wings of Dawn, humanity gradually developed an understanding of the Four Gods, accepted their protection, dedicated themselves to beings whose values ​​aligned with their own, and were further influenced by them.

They look very similar.

What was the last thing that was not easily influenced by other gods?
They are the demon army under their command.

Those four are now gradually shaping humanity as a whole in the real universe into their demonic army!
Even those fallen ones who had already been seized by the Four Gods were given a chance, a chance to break free from the Four Gods.

Creak~
Deep marks are left on the brass throne.

This is something the Blood God finds most unacceptable.

If in the past, when emperors were welded to golden thrones and humanity was unable to escape the influence of the Four Gods, then the ultimate fate of almost all intelligent life was either to be shattered by the waves of the warp or to fall into the hands of the Four Gods.

Now, four new members have arrived, bringing with them more appealing universal values ​​and gaining the support of more intelligent beings. They have begun to seize the food that should belong to the four gods.

Even ordinary capitalists would do everything in their power to destroy such things, let alone the Four Gods who truly possess extraordinary power.

!!!

Suddenly, the Blood God turned his gaze to Angron.

This slave should have been under his control.

Before the Blood God's gaze fell upon him, the Primarch seemed to maintain a certain degree of silence.

Everyone has the right to fight; resistance never belongs to someone else.

He watched as the last of the World Eaters marched toward destruction, feeling the emotions in the hearts of their offspring. His skin scorched and peeled away as his corrupted body healed, and his skin was shrouded in red smoke.

The blood mist obscured the expression on Angron's face.

Within that evil body, every thought, every breath, seemed to fuel his terrifying rage.

Roar!
As the Blood God's gaze fell upon him, the Demon Primarch suddenly roared in the Blood God Wasteland, slaying a bloodthirsty berserker that had entered his field of vision.

Limbs and flesh flew into the sky, but this killing was not enough to stop the increasingly frenzied beast. He charged into the burning wasteland, using weapons and teeth to fight against steel, and the enemies who saw this scene launched a frenzied counterattack.

Like a giant wave rising from the ocean, it plunged the silent Blood God Wasteland into endless chaos once again.

Angron roared, furious at his son's release.

Then he began his killing spree.

The Blood God withdrew his gaze and turned it back to reality.

Gazing at Kadia, at those fortresses that remained unbreakable despite the steadfastness of mortals, he recalled Tzeentch's deception of Him, Slaanesh's unreliability, and Nurgle's inaction.

A look of resentment appeared in the Blood God's eyes.

He began to fall into a disadvantageous position.

Losing to mortals!

　P.S.: I'll post around 11 AM today, about 5000 words to maintain my attendance record. I'll continue writing the remaining words tonight and post them tomorrow morning. Tomorrow is my day off, so I'll update as usual in the afternoon, and that should be enough to catch up.

　　
　
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