Warhammer 40: My Fiancée Fulgrim

"In that case, we, the sons of the Emperor, will act as guerrillas in the war against the Nephilim, assisting the Word Bearers in capturing the position."

Fugrim and Sanguires had no objection to the battle arrangements.

After all, these planets will eventually become the recruitment planets for the Word Bearers, so it is the most appropriate choice for them to lead the charge.

"According to the interstellar communication, it will be some time before the Ninth Legion arrives."

"If the war goes against us and the losses of the Whisperers exceed our expectations, we can wait for the arrival of our Ninth Legion before we discuss the matter further."

Seeing that Luo Jia had taken the initiative to take the lead in attacking Huai Yan, Saint Gilles also tried to persuade him from the side.

She wasn't very worried about the Word Bearers.

However, she always expressed doubts about Luo Jia's command abilities and whether he could truly fulfill the important task of commanding a space legion in battle.

However, given that Casca has almost complete information about the aliens, it's unlikely that they would make any more mistakes.

"Okay. Then proceed as planned."

The Queen-class battleship, the "Law of Faith," is a symbol of glory and faith.

The current 17th Army's battleships still retain their dark brown paint scheme, rather than the all-gold version that will appear in the future, which is the same as Huang Laohan's aesthetic.

Due to the shift in Luojia's thinking, it did not quickly become a huge mobile church as required by the original, but was preserved according to the design principles.

Although it did not become a large religious site, the loyalty to the emperor therein never diminished.

The ever-burning flames have ignited the ship of truth for this empire; now all that is needed is firewood.

"Next, Angel Tey."

In the center of the flagship, a new batch of Space Marine candidates were lined up, ready to undergo their surgical modifications.

They were the first and last group of Kolchis to undergo Space Marine transformation.

These were the most loyal Space Marine candidates on Kolchis, personally selected by Loka before Kolchis was ordered to be destroyed.

Of course, the term "most loyal" is only what Luo Jia said.

He also said that Iribus and Colfaren were very loyal.

Therefore, after the traitor Iribas was identified, the list of eligible young people for rehabilitation submitted by Luo Jia underwent multiple reviews once again.

Until now, only a handful of young people remain, joining the Legion of the Word Bearers as the last of the Colchis descendants.

"arrive."

Angel Tei stepped forward and lay down on the cold, modified steel bed.

Welcoming the mechanical priest and pharmacist, and the sinister mechanical limbs protruding forward from above for inspection.

The room was completely empty except for the torch, the sacred flame symbolizing the Legion of the Word Bearers, which burned brightly in the distance.

Out of the corner of his eye, he saw the mechanical priest take a jar from the apothecary. Inside the jar, some kind of dark substance was soaking in a green nutrient liquid.

"Subject to modification, Angel Tai. Physical indicators: normal."

"The stability of the gene seed is normal; the adaptability of the gene seed to the modified object is good."

As the mechanical priest sang with melodious, rhythmic sounds, Angel Tei felt his mind drifting into a deep sleep, and his eyes involuntarily wanted to close.

The anesthesia is working.

If he's lucky, after this modification surgery, he will become a recruit of the Word Bearers, undergo training, and take on reconnaissance missions until all the modification surgeries are completed.

Only the light from the torch before him still shone a bright yellow in his blurred vision.

Hopefully the surgery will be successful, so he can become a glorious Space Marine and serve the Emperor.

The devoutly religious Ingres closed his eyes and prayed in his heart.

[The Law of Faith].

The Primitive's Private Study.

"In space warfare, our battles will be very different from what you encountered on Colchis."

"We once tore through the enemy's defensive shield with the power of one person's faith, but the aliens we are about to face have weapons that are far sharper than these. You must not act rashly."

"Even being a Primarch is not enough?"

"Even the Primarch won't work."

Kasgar feared that his opponent, in order to prove his devout faith, might actually charge into the enemy lines alone to demonstrate "the power of the Emperor!"

Although Luo Jia is the Primarch, the Primarch's personal strength has never been strong enough to withstand a weapon of the level of an Extinction Order.

"Above Colchis, you may encounter weapons that cannot harm you, but in future space battles, weapons of mass destruction could very well take your life instantly."

"Therefore! Never charge into the enemy lines alone. You must learn to coordinate tactical actions with the Astartes warriors around you, the heavy weapons behind you, the flagship in the sky, and the fighter jets!"

Casca was still explaining the basics of space combat to the other party.

Compared to other Primarchs, Luo Jia has experienced quite a few battles.

In Colchis, he commanded his army in a fierce religious war against the Covenant Church, which worshipped the four ancient gods, and ultimately defeated and absorbed them completely.

(It's a pity that they also included Irebas's defense, otherwise the hometown of the Word Bearers wouldn't have been subjected to an extermination order.)

He certainly has a track record, but the key issue is that Luo Jia's combat strategy has become ingrained—

letter!

With enough devotion, no obstacle can stop you from moving forward.

Like a fanatical believer, he never needed extra Word Bearer guards on the battlefield (it wouldn't matter anyway, because the guards would be the first to run away when the fighting started), he would just launch an attack on the enemy's position by himself.

Just believe it!

What to do next is left to the emperor to solve.

This kind of thinking might be useful when dealing with infighting on the home planet.

But when the Great Crusade arrives and someone's Titan blasts you to smithereens, faith can't save you.

Next, Casca patiently explained to him the challenges he would face and why upholding the truth of the Empire meant defeating the enemy through his own means.

Imperial Truth!

Luojia, do you really believe in the power of an emperor?

all these are

A famous quote from a motorcycle enthusiast flashed through Casca's mind.

So much so that he could never bring himself to say the final, “false” ending.

"but!"

"Even if the emperor could help you, you know he's very busy, right?"

"You cannot take up his time with mere piety; you must learn to share his burdens."

"He could only bring his most loyal Astartes back to his side when they died in battle."

Casca is also supplementing the other side with key strategic knowledge points.

To be precise, it's a kindergarten tutoring class.

"!"

Luo Jia became even more agitated upon hearing this.

"and many more!"

"You mean—as long as we are devout enough on the battlefield, we can gain the Emperor's attention!"

"If our soldiers die heroically in battle, will they be able to return to his side forever?"

So what are you waiting for?

Immediately arrange for those who harbor ill intentions to join hands and go to their deaths!

Only in this way can the entire Legion of Word Bearers become purer.

The warriors who survive such fierce battles are the best warriors.

This is a metaphor, damn it!

Kasga covered his eyes in despair.

Luo Jia, you idiot.

Do you really want me to say, "Those dead Astartes can't go anywhere but rot and die on the battlefield, because that's in line with the scientifically rational 'Imperial Truth'"?

Speechless, I can't continue talking to you guys.

A typical thirty-and-a-half-year Centaur gold ring constellation book, "I Love My Father, My Father Loves Me" thinking.

Luo Jia is really stubborn.

Casca's mouth was dry from talking.

But he still couldn't persuade Luo Jia not to let his troops act like idiots, obediently lining up to be shot and sent to their deaths.

"You're only increasing the casualties among those who harbor ill intentions! Can't you use some tactics? Tactics!"

"That's a tactic only an unbeliever would use!"

"Under the watchful eyes of God—no, under the Emperor—the unbelievers will die, while the Emperor will choose those who are sufficiently loyal and allow them to live."

have to.

You also need the emperor to help you sift through the talent pool and select suitable candidates for the curse.

"But if you don't use tactical thinking to arrange the Word Bearers, the future expeditions will only suffer heavy losses, and the progress will never catch up with Horus's Shadowmoon Wolves!"

The Shadowmoon Wolf can never catch up with Horus!

These words struck at Luo Jia's very core, leaving him with no room for rebuttal.

"But I..."

"What do you mean, 'me'? Do you want to see Horus receiving the emperor's rewards and praise right before your eyes?"

There is a play!

Kasga suddenly discovered the trick to remotely controlling Luojia.

He then vividly described the scene of the Emperor declaring Horus the Warmaster in front of all the Primarchs in the magnificent palace, and placing the centaur gold ring on Horus's head in front of all the Primarchs.

"goo"

He seemed very unwilling to accept it.

"You wouldn't want something like this to happen in front of you, would you, Luojia?"

“Alright then, Luo Jia. I will command the Word Bearers Legion in the battle against Sagan Star.”

"In this battle, you should mainly observe how I deploy my troops and coordinate infantry and tanks to achieve a breakthrough."

"After that, you will send a portion of the Word Bearers to attack another planet, so that I can see your level of understanding of tactics and command."

Seeing that he could not persuade the other party, Casca had no choice but to choose the last option.

Unfortunately, in the original story, Luo Jia was still building his dilapidated Perfect City at this time.

Otherwise, Luo Jia, who had hardly ever fought any tough battles, wouldn't have suffered such a crushing defeat in the Battle of Kaus.

If they betray us, Casca will naturally not care.

Even though Luo Jia has now converted to the Empire's truth, he still cannot instantly transform from a religious leader into an invincible high-ranking commander of the Word Bearers.

As for how much the other party actually listened to, that was beyond Casca's consideration.

Chapter 127 should be fine, Luo Jia.

The biggest problem with the 17th Army Corps was that it had no trustworthy and capable people to use.

There is a lack of talent.

Especially the Space Marines who shine brightly in the original work.

There was already a shortage of talent, and the birth of Eribus and Colfalun, one big and one small, made them the most thorough in purging the loyalists.

This resulted in very few loyal believers being able to leave their names in the records.