Warhammer 40k Origins Stellaris Civilization Simulator

"He's a clown who misleads the public with his lies."

At this moment, a new storm began to spread outward from the center of the federal fleet, with thunder and lightning. The demons swept by the thunderstorm were all annihilated in an instant.

The wind of heaven continued to grow, pushing back against the Storm of Destruction, driving the Chaos forces surrounding the Federation away. The demons, sensing the retreat of power, panicked and retreated, away from the being that emerged from the storm.

The god who came from heaven with a war hammer in his hand.

It all looks like the beginning of an era, and the God of Chaos will definitely not be happy about this.

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Chapter 173 A divine being descends from the sky and swings his war hammer.

Long ago, through studying Fulgrim's clones and the high-dimensional energy compression technology brought by the Cosmic Creation Project, the Federation successfully mastered the method of creating cloned Primarchs.

But simply possessing a physical body wasn't enough; the key was to bestow a divine soul. Thus, the Spiritual Spark Ignition Ceremony began. The Federation gathered the spiritual energy of the entire star region and, through a grand ceremony, infused this energy into the newly created Primarch, nourishing his soul and giving birth to the first true human god, not a mechanical deity.

He was named Sigma.

However, this god-making plan was not without flaws. When the Emperor of Mankind designed the Primarchs, he cleverly gave them "growth restrictions." If they did not live in an environment with humans, they would not truly mature.

This means that although Sigma was born with extraordinary physical strength and intelligence, his true potential needs to be awakened through the trials and tribulations of human society.

Therefore, the Federation consulted with Feng Shui masters, asked the opinions of the Machine God, and calculated with the Infinite Divine Machine to choose a suitable place for him to grow up. It was a military world in the northern star region.

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The planet has an extremely ancient history, and archaeologists suspect it was once part of a race of ancient sages or a human experimental site during the Dark Age of Technology, as there are many dangerous native species with traces of psionic powers and genetic modification.

As time went by, local civilizations began to disappear and alien species proliferated, resulting in this land being ruled by dangerous local creatures, many of which also believed in the power of chaos.

After the arrival of the Federation, under the Federation's cleansing and transformation, the surviving civilized races here finally defeated the alien species that had become crazy and barbaric, and this place thus became a new affiliated world of the Federation.

Due to its past struggles, this place still has a strong martial tradition and has grown into one of the most important military planets in the northern star field.

The people of this planet uphold a culture that favors combat, for their history is one of conquest. The Federation respects the independent evolution of diverse civilizations and, as such, does not interfere with their particular traditions. Instead, it provides technical support and guidance to allow them to better develop their military culture and prevent it from spiraling out of control into extreme tendencies.

Sigma was placed here and raised as the descendant of a foundry worker. Everyone knew his special status, but the Federation's educational philosophy emphasized "egalitarianism," so he received no special treatment.

No one would be ecstatic and hope that he could touch himself to obtain God's blessing. Like other minors born naturally in the Federation, he received intellectual education, underwent martial arts training, and experienced human life in a free environment.

But even so, he is still different.

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The Primarch's development speed far exceeded that of ordinary people. When he was just over a year old, he was already taller than a Space Marine, with perfect and balanced muscle lines and coordinated movements like an Eldar.

His mind also developed rapidly, and he could easily master knowledge in various disciplines. However, in the fields most respected by the Federation residents, such as scientific research, culture, and production activities, despite his extremely intelligent mind, he could never muster any interest.

He loved struggle and strength. The instinct for war was deeply rooted in his soul; it was one of the original intentions of the Emperor of Mankind in designing the Primarch: to create an excellent war machine. The martial culture of the northern planets quickly awakened this instinct.

He has an innate understanding of the doctrine of hegemony, that is, the theory of military situation, and his intuition can accurately see into the core of the battle situation.

He doesn't even need much training or complex tactics. Just by standing on the battlefield, his extraordinary spiritual energy is enough to influence the soldiers, boosting their fighting spirit and doubling their combat efficiency.

His military teachers jokingly called this ability "Morale +16."

However, this talent also gradually made him proud, and he believed that he was already the strongest soldier in the Federation.

After successfully leading the adventurer group he formed: the Sigma Brotherhood, to defeat a group of extremely powerful orc warbands, he inevitably became inflated and complacent about his achievements.

This brought dissatisfaction among the Light Elves.

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The Light Elves are one of the most mysterious tribes in the Federation. They are composed of a group of Eldar elites who originally joined the Federation. They received the cultivation guidance of Ruoken and embarked on the path of cultivation.

Unlike traditional Eldar, they no longer had to rely on items like soul stones to resist the influence of Slaanesh. Instead, through their own practice, they reached an unprecedented level and relied entirely on their own strength to overcome the "catastrophe" brought by Slaanesh.

This process is equivalent to constantly battling Slaanesh, and is incredibly dangerous. However, the Eldar who can persevere are one in ten thousand, true cultivators with perfect character and strength.

In order to eliminate Sigma's complacency, some light spirits who settled on Sigma's home planet, dissatisfied with his arrogant attitude, went to invite their grand master: Ruokhen himself to visit.

Sigma accepted the challenge with confidence.

However, he failed.

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Sigma's speed, strength, and psychic power all far surpassed those of the genetic warriors, but in front of this seemingly thin ordinary human, he couldn't even take a step forward.

Whether it was a fierce attack or a clever tactical layout, they were all easily resolved by the opponent.

He felt extremely frustrated. But the human didn't laugh at him. Instead, he calmly handed him a book called "Perfect Psionic Power," a classic on psychic cultivation written by Ruoken himself.

"Knowledge alters your fate."

The Grand Master said so.

Unfortunately, Sigma himself was not a good reader and threw it aside after reading only a few lines. Ruoken was not annoyed. Every day when Sigma came to challenge him, Ruoken would personally recite or demonstrate his own secrets while trying to contain him.

In the days that followed, Sigma challenged the Grand Master of Cultivation every day, trying to crack his opponent's skills. In the intervals between battles, he began to use the secrets of "Perfect Psionic Power".

From initial confusion to gradual understanding, he began to use the methods described in the book to adjust his psychic powers and change his fighting style.

He no longer simply used his strength like a barbarian, but became smooth, harmonious, and untraceable. His fighting style changed from being tough to being subtle.

Finally, in a decisive battle, Sigma successfully broke through his own limits.

In the face of the mind-shaking chaos, his will remained unshakable.

Facing the invasion of the mental demons, his self was as solid as a rock.

Facing the onslaught of the Transformed Creatures, his body was able to break through all barriers.

He finally touched upon the core secret of Ruoken's practice.

At the last moment, he took a step forward and placed his hand on Grand Master Ruoken's shoulder. At this moment, a subtle atmosphere flowed between the two.

The Federation's psychic master smiled faintly and saluted Sigma: "Your cultivation has already caught up with me, who has been cultivating Qi for hundreds of years."

Sigma took a deep breath and bowed solemnly: "Thank you for your teachings."

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Grandmaster Ruoken leads Sigmar on his pilgrimage.

They boarded Ruoken's personal spaceship and headed towards the world where the divine fire once ignited.

That orbital station was not an ordinary colony, but a holy place specially established by the Helka Federation during the experiment. Everything there was built around the birth of Sigma.

The two traveled across the sea of stars and finally arrived at this temple orbital world, the ceremonial site built by the Federation when it ignited the divine fire for him.

They landed at the site where the Spirit Fire Ceremony was initiated. The central temple here was the place where the Federation's psychic energy was gathered to shape Sigma's soul.

Sigma walked into the temple with steady steps, his state of mind was far different from that of the conceited young man.

As he stepped in, the entire temple seemed to resonate, and the spiritual energy remaining here began to surge, as if welcoming the returning god.

In the deepest part of the temple, a weapon is enshrined: a war hammer.

It is called "Skull Crusher", the hammer born with Sigmar. It uses high-dimensional storage technology to compress the energy of several stars into it, and is cast with an indestructible special alloy.

Its essence is the energy left over from the spiritual spark igniting ceremony, which comes from the same psychic energy as Sigmar's divinity. Because Sigmar himself had gathered too much energy, he had to divert some of it to the Warhammer to prevent him from being unable to bear it.

Skullcrusher is not just a warhammer, it is an extension of Sigmar's divinity. If Sigma himself has "Morale +16", then this warhammer can at least have "Morale +8".

In the center of the temple, it hovers silently, waiting for its master to return.

Ruoken stood aside, watching Sigmar walk towards the hammer quietly.

The moment Sigmar stretched out his hand and grasped the handle of the hammer, a vast amount of spiritual energy instantly swept through the entire temple.

Flames burned on the walls of the temple, and a huge psychic storm spread in all directions. The entire planet could feel this unmatched will.

The skullcrusher was in perfect harmony with its master. Sigmar raised his hammer, without hesitation, without resistance, he had complete control over his weapon; it was part of his power.

When he raised his hammer, the entire temple world seemed to respond to his presence.

He officially declared himself a complete god on earth.

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Sigmar became the guardian of the Federation's northern star field, holding a war hammer and throwing himself into endless battles.

He didn't particularly care about whether he was a god. He was obviously one, but if this god wanted to take the strongest human in the Federation as his teacher, then it meant that being a god was just a status, nothing to make people feel supreme about.

He rushed into battle, wiping out enemies who invaded Federation territory. His bravery earned him praise from the worlds of the Northern Segmentum, and his charisma won him countless allies.

The most important of these are the dwarves of the Wotan Alliance.

The relationship between the dwarves and the Federation has always been complicated. Although both sides have their own strengths in science and technology, the huge cultural differences mean that their cooperation is not always smooth.

However, Sigmar earned the respect of the dwarves through his actions.

His martial spirit, his combat skills, his loyalty to his comrades, and his hammer - especially the hammer - made him deeply loved by the dwarves.

Sigmar developed a deep friendship with the Hearthborn, and he even accepted their honorary title of kin in Dwarf Fortress, becoming a nominal member of the Dwarven tribe.

Sigma then performed many remarkable feats in battle, ultimately facing a dangerous enemy.

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In a world-shattering war, Sigmar single-handedly led his army and defeated an entire Necron dynasty.

This undead dynasty does not belong to the rule of Storm King Imotekh, but comes from an unknown dynasty deep in the galaxy.

They claimed to be converts of the Synthetic Queen, declaring that they had gained true souls and were no longer the remnants deceived by the Star God.

They chanted the name of their new master, trying to use advanced necromancy technology to crush the Federation's defenses, defeat the ancient saints, and regain their "glory."

When the enemy attacked, Sigmar personally faced the enemy. He led his legion in a fierce battle with the undead army.

The Necromancer army seems extremely powerful. Their Gaussian beams can tear apart starships, their Necromancer warriors can be resurrected continuously, and their leader is a wealthy pharaoh who owns many artifacts.

However, everything collapsed when Sigmar swung his hammer.

As Sigmar smashed the Pharaoh's mechanical skull into pieces with a hammer in the midst of the army, the Necrons army was defeated.

Sigmar made great contributions and was awarded the rank of marshal.

So far, Sigmar remains just a human hero, a powerful warrior, and a great commander.

However, his fate did not end there.

He will eventually become a true god, and it all started with Ruoken's call.

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Chapter 174: Take my heart as the heart of heaven.

Sigmar heard Ruokhen's call and once again stepped into the cultivation sect floating in space.

His steps were steady, powerful psychic energy waves swirling around him, causing the air to vibrate slightly with every step.

Ruo Ken stood in the sect's main hall, his figure seemed to merge with the space here, existing here, yet seemed far away and untouchable.

"Recently, I've sensed some signs of danger."

Ruokhen spoke slowly, his voice carrying a tranquility that transcended the mundane world. "The power of the Warp is surging in unusual ways, and an unpredictable psychic disaster is approaching."

Sigma frowned slightly. Thanks to the Federation's education, he knew a great deal about the psychic realm. He knew that unusual movements in the Warp usually meant the arrival of disaster.

"Then Master, how should we respond?"

Sigma asked in a deep voice.

Ruoken showed a meaningful smile.

"Some believe that the process of the corrupting forces of the other world devouring reality is inevitable. They believe that chaos is the ultimate state of reality and the psychic plane, and that all order will eventually return to nothingness."

"However, the destiny of cultivators is as high as heaven, and immortals and gods are not worth looking at."

Ruoken's eyes sparkled with brilliance, which was an insight into the great Dao and a firmness that transcended the mundane.

"Today, I will use this great change in the world to completely reverse the situation in the soul world and bring retribution to the many evil demons from outside the domain."

"I will use the way of mind over matter to exercise the ultimate psychic power: the origin of creation, and create a new psychic realm that belongs exclusively to us. This is the Heavenly Court."

Sigma was surprised by the aura displayed by the Grand Master at this moment. Ruoken had reached the highest level in the theory of cultivation, the realm of ascension.

"I will mobilize all the Mecha Gods to fight the mad 'Heavenly Path'.

Ruoken's voice resounded throughout the temple. "When the great psychic catastrophe arrives, we will open up a heavenly realm for all righteous beings, allowing a portion of the soul realm to be forever freed from the constraints of the laws of chaos."