Warhammer: I don’t want to become an evil god!!

The little alpaca poked the War General with its paw, "War General, why don't you go and ask around later, see if the Guide can sit on the throne?"

War Commander: "…………"

"You bunch of bastards think I'm the thirteenth son, huh? Making me ask this kind of question?"

"........."

The Veilwalker, Hilandri, approached the Primarch and the Saint.

"Our scouts spotted a group of warriors ahead, dressed in exquisite armor painted in gold and blue, exuding a blasphemous aura of chaotic magic, and all bearing the mark of Tzeentch."

“It’s Magnus’s Thousand Sons.” Guilliman realized immediately. “No wonder this guy didn’t show up earlier; he was hiding in the net and waiting for me.”

“He probably also wants to go to Terra,” Qin Yun pointed out. “There is a network that leads directly to the throne room of the royal palace in Terra, which is the starting point of the emperor’s past achievements.”

"After the Emperor appointed Horus as Warmaster, he gave up the Great Crusade and began building the Webway on Terra, intending to free humanity from its dependence on the Warp."

"He supported himself with the Golden Throne and built a new web deep within the Terra Palace, connecting the old web."

"When Horus was corrupted and turned to the gods, plotting a rebellion, Magnus, in order to deliver the message, used the power of the Chaos god Tzeentch to shatter the barrier that the Emperor had painstakingly built, causing the great cause of the Web to fail."

"After the Horus Rebellion, the Empire sealed the Webpath Gate with the highest level of security. He believed that you would also take this path, and the guardians of the Webpath Gate, seeing that it was you, would definitely try to let you into Terra."

"In this way, he can come with you to Terra and enter the throne room of the palace."

"The Lord of Humanity did indeed build a section of the network and attempted to connect it with the existing network." Hilandri nodded, acknowledging Qin Yun's statement.

Guilliman's eyes widened when he heard this secret. "So, Magnus ruined my father's—the Emperor's—grand vision, and then hated him to the core? Was he an immature giant baby?"

"Isn't that right?" Qin Yun countered. "If he were even a little more mature, humanity wouldn't have fallen to this state."

Guilliman was momentarily speechless and could only manage a wry smile.

After experiencing so much, he once again tasted the bitterness in his father's heart.

My father devoted all his energy to making the human condition better.

He plotted to unify Terra and use his own power to suppress the gods of the Warp.

Twenty Primarchs were painstakingly forged.

With unprecedented appeal, a grand expedition was launched.

To build a vast human empire, and then to create the Internet, all for the purpose of enabling humanity to achieve sublimation.

In the end, it was completely destroyed.

The most trusted war commander chose to side with the Chaos Gods.

Magnus, under the guise of communication, destroyed the culmination of tens of thousands of years of planning.

After experiencing so much, someone with a weak mind would probably go crazy on the spot.

The father, however, calmly began to clean up the mess.

Find a way to defeat Horus and drive out the four gods.

Dragging his crippled body, he sat on the golden throne, suppressing the collapsing network.

Compared to her father, she was far inferior in strength, wisdom, and emotional control.

Guilliman tried his best to suppress his emotions.

He spoke after a moment.

“Magnus cannot go to Terra with us, otherwise those demons will swarm in, and my father’s sacrifice will have been in vain.”

“The Primarch is overthinking it; we never intended for you to take that path.”

Hilandri slowly began to speak, revealing an ancient secret.

"At its peak, our empire extended the Web to every planet. Even Luna, Terra's only natural moon, was connected by the Web."

"This network is extremely well hidden, concealed by illusions, and even the Lord of Humanity has not mastered it. Only with our guidance can it be found."

“Luna?” Guilliman fell into thought, then finally nodded. “Then let’s go to Luna.”

After making the decision, everyone set off immediately.

Hilandri led her team through the net tunnels, the former territory of the Eldar Empire.

No race is more familiar with the structure and distribution of the network than they are.

Even the most secluded corridors could not escape their eyes.

The holographic archway, hidden deep beneath the stone slabs, was almost impossible to find, yet it shone as brightly as the sun in their eyes.

The group walked through dreamlike, illusory corridors, into dark and empty tunnels, passed through exquisite crystal halls, and witnessed a bizarre and indescribable living spiral staircase.

The network of paths was intricate and its direction was unpredictable. If it weren't for the Spirit Race leading the way, they would probably have lost their way within a quarter of an hour and been trapped to death in the network.

The players chattered amongst themselves, but under Qin Yun's supervision, they obediently followed along.

After a long journey, the group arrived at the City of Miracles.

There is no sun here, but it is enveloped in a golden halo.

Magnificent skeletal structures stand tall, rising like perfect stalactites and then drooping downwards; the entire city curves and arches in some way.

The wide avenues lead to the lost temples, cathedrals, and amphitheaters.

Sculptures of dead gods stand in this city.

A faint sound of crying could be heard from within the mist.

The Eldar, including Hilandri, wore expressions of sorrow.

She told everyone that the ethereal weeping was the language of the dead.

It is the fallen gods of the past who weep for the destruction of the Spirit Clan Empire, and for the suffering of their people.

The City of Miracles is an important battlefield in the Cyber ​​War.

The Imperial forces, led by the Royal Guard, bled to death in this Eldar city.

Countless corpses remain here, some of them traitors, others of loyalty.

Some still retain the appearance they had when they died, while others have already turned into skeletons.

This situation occurs because of the special time flow rate within the network channel.

"It's a royal guard helmet."

Zhan Shuai bent down and picked up a golden helmet. There was a crack in the visor, which went right through the eagle emblem above the eyebrows. A strand of red ponytail fluttered sadly on the helmet.

“And the Silent Sisters.” Brother Seed sensed the presence of his kind and pointed to an arm reaching out from the pile of corpses.

It wore a pair of golden gauntlets, stained with blood, and still gripped a spear engraved with ancient runes.

Beside the body lay a broken machine gun, with unused ammunition scattered all over the ground.

"Look at this, he died from exhaustion," Jujiro called to his companions to look at the body of a royal guard.

The body of the Imperial Guard was kneeling on one knee, with the slain enemies before him, densely packed, filling the entire street, and in some places even piled up.

The imperial guard had no fatal external wounds; he was simply worked to death.

Curious players removed the helmet of the dead Imperial Guard and extracted some blood.

The blood was no longer red.

After scanning and testing, the blood content inside was found to be too low, indicating the presence of stimulant residue.

It's hard to imagine what kind of desperate war could burn out the life of an extraordinary warrior.

In addition to these, there are also the Mechanicus's undead robots, Alpha Assassins, Starfortress robots, and other Guardian units.

The massive Titan lay sprawled amidst the ruins, its cockpit shattered, revealing the bodies of the dead.

"Is this the Titan of Vigilance?"

Jujiro saw the wreckage of a Predator-class Titan.

The dilapidated steel body bore the dual insignia of the Mechanicus and the Firebee Titans.

The binary symbols and Gothic script above identify the Titans.

"During the Cyber ​​War, Vigilance was surrounded while rescuing an allied Titan, the Black Dome, a Plunderer-class Titan. Even so, it managed to turn the tide and destroy a Warlord-class Titan."

The War General also came over and stroked the Titan's battered body, which was covered in marks from penetration and explosions.

The Titan's remains are rusted in some places, but many areas still retain the appearance it was when it was destroyed.

"Unfortunately, the Beacon of Warning ultimately failed to escape the net and perished here. Most tragically, it was killed by the Black Dome. Because it covered the fleeing Black Dome, it wasn't long before it was possessed by 'The End of the Empire.'"

The story of Vigilance is just a small ripple in the cyber war.

The war on the Internet was too tragic. The loyalists of the Empire burned their blood, but they still could not stop their fate of defeat.

In this universe, every beautiful beginning eventually becomes a source of suffering and despair.

The loyal die from betrayal, the dedicated die from selfishness, and the fearless die from cowardice.

In the end, all the stories of the Horus Rebellion boil down to nothing more than a father killing his son.

“The City of Miracles is a crossroads, with paths leading to Mars, Terra, and Luna,” Hilandri explained to Qin Yun and Guilliman. “We’ll take the path that leads to Luna.”

Led by the Eldar, the group passed through the City of Miracles and continued along a small path.

Upon arriving at a complex network of intersections...

A deafening explosion suddenly rang out.

The barrage of explosive shells, imbued with psionic fire, swept in, instantly killing several players.

Through the pervasive mist, the figures of the red-letter warriors gradually emerged. These soulless war puppets moved with mechanized steps, continuously firing to suppress the enemy while shrinking the encirclement.

Although their movements were stiff and slow, their firepower was not to be underestimated, and they were accompanied by hordes of Tzeentch demons.

The demons screamed, brandishing their magic wands or silver swords.

The players immediately retaliated, and many red-letter warriors were hit, their shattered armor and the dust inside scattering to the ground.

“Magnus.” Guilliman raised the Hand of Domination, unleashing a barrage of projectiles that decimated hordes of demons and red-letter warriors. “Come out and see me if you dare.”

P.S.: Recommended by the 18th Weather Vane. I'll start staying up late today and make up for the three chapters I owe you all on the 18th.

Chapter 136 Arrival at Luna

"Since you want to see me, then so be it."

A loud voice echoed across the battlefield.

A violent bolt of lightning suddenly appeared, carrying a destructive aura as it struck Guilliman.

"shelter."

Qin Yun raised the Heavenly Punishment Scepter, unleashing a surge of spiritual power.

The released light transformed into a golden shield.

It blocked all the raging lightning unleashed by the Primarch, causing it to vanish into thin air.

"You actually called for backup? I really underestimated you, Robert Guilliman."

Magnus appeared in the air.

It was a cyclops with a glowing red body and blasphemous, lustrous wings.

The Primarch has thick, two horns growing from its head.

The face, radiating warp energy, had fangs and appeared ferocious and terrifying.

The former nobility has long since vanished, replaced by a beastly sense of superiority.

Magnus looked at Qin Yun with his single eye, his tone cold.

“I can’t see your fate, but I can smell my father’s scent on you. I’m curious what kind of promise that corpse made to you that made you willing to become its henchman.”

Qin Yun looked directly at Magnus, his tone calm.

“Anyone with a brain knows they should stand on the side of their own race. The favor you have received is based on humanity’s dominance in the galaxy.”

"If you lose this foundation, you will only live like those forgotten gods, groveling and begging for survival."

“A lowly insect who has gained some of my father’s power has the right to judge me?” A look of anger flashed across Magnus’s face.