Warhammer: I, the Wizard of a Thousand Sons, Reorganize the Legion

This is a dark age. The Emperor embarks on a vast crusade, seeking to restore humanity's glory. Yet, under the influence of the Chaos Gods, the crusade's glory is on the verge of collapse amidst betrayal and bloodshed. On Prospero, the homeworld of the Thousand Sons, a scholar of the Phoenix School, Livy, awakens abruptly. A man beyond destiny, a man from beyond this world. The Thousand Sons are always misled by the world, falsely accused of being wizards, fallen, and traitors. Livy shakes his head. He never accepts those imposed stigmas, except for the title "wizard," which he accepts with equanimity, even finding joy in it. For he is indeed a true wizard, not a psionicist like the Thousand Sons corrupted by the warp. He is a scholar from the wizarding world, exploring the mysteries of the myriad realms. He examines the Warhammer universe through the eyes of a wizard, finding everything utterly absurd and laughable. He had long noticed that the vast and boundless galaxy was a mess because of a utterly absurd family—an omniscient yet blind father, four wicked stepmothers, and eighteen bizarre offspring. He felt that this excellent arcane experimental ground had been defiled. Arcane flames rose in his hands; he would burn this inextricably tangled galactic family drama to ashes!