A life of ups and downs, but in Warhammer 40K

There's no way to perfectly cover it, so it just feels off. But for these pure robots, there's absolutely no problem.

He fabricated a message claiming false loyalty to himself, and simultaneously activated these space necromancers. Then, one by one, enormous figures began to emerge, and a satisfied expression appeared on Su Can's face.

He then signaled the undead warriors to hide, for at that moment he received an order.

Their target seemed to have been found, which caught Su Can's attention. He immediately rushed over and soon arrived at the gathering place, where a huge container appeared before them.

Within it lies an entity filled with warp fluctuations, the same type of warp contamination source that Titus faced in Space Marine 2. However, because it has not been activated, it now lies quietly within a black stone container belonging to the Necromancer.

Seeing this, Su Can's pupils contracted slightly, and then he subtly touched the explosive pistol at his waist.

But at that very moment............

"For the Emperor!!!"

With a roar, a 'World Devourer' beside Su Can moved swiftly. In the blink of an eye, the armor filled with blasphemous symbols shattered like a bubble, revealing the power armor inside—it was none other than AlphaRice.

Upon seeing this guy appear, it was obvious that the brains of all the World Devourers, including Su Can, immediately went blank, especially since they had been attacked first. The latter grabbed an urn and threw it at the subspace energy source, while simultaneously throwing a thermoplastic grenade at the others.

"Fuck!!!"

Although startled by the sudden appearance of Alpha Reis, Su Can reacted swiftly. He immediately turned and ran, dashing out of the area in the blink of an eye.

Su Can no longer cared about the subspace energy source, because he could clearly see what was inside that urn.

The ashes of a very high-level untouchable being; the moment this thing comes into direct contact with a subspace energy source of this level, it would be enough to destroy it.

Moreover, that thing could melt upon impact; a close-range explosion of that thing would be devastating, let alone an Astartes, even a Great Demon would be in serious trouble. Therefore, Su Can didn't dare to take it head-on, even though he might not die. But only a madman would choose to take the hit, so he turned and rushed out at that moment.

With stats on his panel that were significantly stronger than those of a typical Astartes, Su Can charged straight out of the blast zone.

boom!!!

Immediately afterwards, a loud bang was heard, and scorching flames and shockwaves swept across the entire ruins.

Su Can didn't know the situation of the squad at the center of the explosion, but he had already run to the entrance of the ruins.

But before he could even breathe a sigh of relief, a slingshot was pressed against the back of his head.

At the same time, a cold voice rang in his ear.

What kind of Alpha Reese are you?

As the voice faded, Su Can's Devourer equipment shattered instantly, revealing his second layer of armor, Alpha Ries's armor.

Once his mysterious destiny is exposed, his abilities will become ineffective. If it's a meme creature, it might even die instantly. Clearly, the other party has seen through his first layer of disguise.

Chapter 6 Fictional Identity

Even with a gun pointed at his head, Su Can remained calm.

Because he can instantly remove his disguise, his height is only a little over 1.8 meters.

The current claim that he's over two meters tall without armor and two and a half meters tall with armor is entirely fictional. So, strictly speaking, the gun wouldn't hit him.

If the opponent doesn't kill him with the first shot, he can quickly retaliate.

After all, although his current identity is fictional, and even if the mysterious destiny mechanism has been broken, his stats are still there, so he's not without a fighting chance.

Of course, that wasn't the main point; Su Can didn't want to reveal his true identity. After all, being a henchman for the top-tier family was quite comfortable, even though he only lived in an ordinary small apartment of twenty or thirty square meters.

However, an apartment in the core of a star sector, even if placed on a local hive, would be enough to buy a building, and on another planet, it would be a huge palace.

Moreover, with this identity in mind, I can calmly continue to move forward on my destiny.

Moreover, even with a gun pointed at him, Su Can had a new idea.

As the saying goes, the bigger the storm, the more valuable the fish. The characteristics of a mysterious destiny are actually quite contradictory. He needs others to believe in him, yet they cannot see through him.

Or rather, the more people you influence through the lies or illusions you create, the further you will go on this path of destiny.

What's more, Su Can heard exactly what this guy shouted just now.

This AlphaRise seems to be a loyalist, though it's best not to delve too deeply into the specifics of his loyalty.

so...........

"My child, have you ever heard the story of the Emperor and the Primarch?"

Upon hearing this, Su Can deliberately spoke in a somewhat aged voice, which startled Alpha Reis behind him.

"Do you know His Majesty's true name?"

"He..."

Upon hearing Su Can's words, Alpharis instinctively spoke. However, he stopped himself from uttering the first word; it was a name that couldn't be mentioned at all.

"But only a very few people, even many Primarchs, don't know this. Only Omega is the true Firstborn; the Primarchs who were ambushed by the Warp are scattered throughout the galaxy. And Alpha appeared directly at the palace gates, you..."

Upon hearing Su Can's words, Alpharis trembled slightly. The Primarch and his offspring shared a strange and inexplicable connection the moment Guilliman awoke. Almost all the Ultramarines experienced a unique sensation, and simultaneously, their power increased dramatically in a short period.

So when he heard Su Can's story, Alpha Reis behind him also trembled instinctively.

This is a secret about the Primarchs, and almost no one in their Legion knows it.

"By the way, let me tell you something: no matter what the Emperor and the Marksman Macado prophesied, they discovered that nine Primarchs would betray them. So do you know why our Primarchs would betray us?"

"because......."

Upon hearing Su Can's words, Alpharis was stunned. As a loyalist, he had never understood the Primarch's stance. This had caused considerable chaos even within Alpharis himself, and Su Can's words had made him realize something.

That is...

Their Primarchs did not betray them. If half of the Primarchs were destined to betray them, then he might as well join them and thus eliminate one of the betraying Primarchs.

Su Can's voice was extremely low, yet every word pierced the depths of the other's understanding like nails. The story he wove was not entirely fabricated out of thin air—among the many deductions in the original worldview, Alpharis's betrayal was the most perplexing unsolved case among all the Primarchs.

He skillfully blended those half-true, half-false clues with the power of mysterious destiny, creating a narrative powerful enough to shake the very foundations of an Alpha Legion soldier.

Most importantly, the Alpha Legion was never a monolithic entity; each person only possessed a fragment of the truth. The more fragmented the information, the easier it was to piece together seemingly logical conclusions. When an Alpha Riss heard a statement that was more complete and better explained his years of confusion than the information he possessed, his first instinct wasn't to doubt, but to try and verify it. Su Can was betting on this time difference.

"The Primarch was for... the Elder?"

However, Alpharis was somewhat surprised to discover that what was likely an elder of the Alpharis Legion had disappeared.

At the same time, an angry roar came from behind him, forcing him to retreat.

..........

On the other side, behind another mountain of garbage, Su Can directly deactivated his Alpha Rhythm state, reverting to his original mortal appearance.

"Looks like he believes me. Calm down. Hopefully, the treasure I left for those guys didn't disappoint you. Alright, I can go back and report now."

After glancing at the Alpha Rex that was quickly leaving, Su Can slipped away as fast as he could.

On his escape route, he dragged out the corpse of the World Eater that he had previously collected and threw it on the road, leaving behind some marks belonging to Slaanesh.

That close-range heat blast meant that the Necromancer's abilities weren't immediately useful, but it wasn't a big problem. It was just a trump card; if it could be used, so be it. There would be plenty of opportunities to use it later.

Su Can didn't think they would all be killed in the explosion; it would be enough if one or two survived.

..........

So on the other side, the World Eater squad leader also led his men out. His power armor was scorched by the aftershocks of the molten bomb, and half of the eight-pointed star on his left shoulder armor was melted into a twisted teardrop shape by the high temperature, but this did not affect the almost tangible killing intent emanating from his body.

He glanced down at the corpse of his World Eater brother at his feet. The fatal wound on the man's breastplate was clean and precise, clearly not something a mutated creature could inflict. Then he noticed a shard of terracotta steel lying nearby. He bent down, picked it up, and turned it over—the Slaanesh mark was clearly visible on the other side.

Those disgusting princes of pleasure, it really is them.

Looking at the empty wasteland of Dicha, he knew he had lost the person.

He then glanced at the scattered groups of people behind him; he now only had one brother left. They had desperately tried to protect the subspace energy source, only to have it destroyed by the ashes of the Untouchables.

At the same time, the ashes also absorbed a large amount of their blessings, so that after being hit face-to-face by the molten metal bomb, only a few of them remained.

As for the ordinary people who didn't react in time, all of them except for the leader of the Rongxue Gang were dead.

"Good, very good, the Dark Prince, is that right?"

Just then, the World Eater also picked up a fragment of power armor, which was next to one of the World Eaters' bodies.

It's clear that the World Eater who chased after that guy was killed, but he was still injured, leaving behind a shard of terracotta steel. It bears the Slaanesh insignia, clearly indicating that this is a Slaanesh pen.

As for that canned food guy shouting "Emperor," please. He's seen plenty of emperors who've been high on drugs and shouted "For the Empire, I'll kill Slaanesh!" before.

So it's quite obvious that the group of sissies discovered their plan and secretly sent Alphareth, who had sided with Slaanesh, to infiltrate their ranks.

"Are there any factions of the Dark Prince on this planet?"

At this moment, the squad leader also looked at the Glory Blood Gang leader who had survived by chance beside him, his face filled with a ferocious and crazy expression.

"Yes, the Miltel family..."

Upon seeing the look in the eyes of the World Eater captain, the Khorne mortal champion shuddered. He immediately added, not daring to hide anything.

"Eliminate them!!!"

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Chapter 7 Since we're already here, let's light some incense.

With a roar from the World Devourer captain, the entire Bloodthirst Gang sprang into action. As the saying goes, the gangs of the Lower Nest are tentacles extending from the Upper Nest, and these madmen blessed by the power of chaos are no less formidable in combat. Thus, a massive war soon broke out in the Lower Nest and began to spread rapidly upwards.

Meanwhile, Su Can, the instigator, also returned to the top nest via elevator. He had come down to carry out his mission legitimately. Moreover, having just tricked Alpha Ries, he didn't plan to use that alias for the time being.

Su Can's strength is not yet sufficient, and he does not intend to get involved in the affairs of the Astartes too early.

As we all know, this world has a strange matching system, from the Primarchs to the Chosen Commissars. They all experience a thrilling, wish-fulfillment-like storyline when they first debut, and then one day encounter their lifelong enemy.

Su Can didn't know if he would be caught in this strange matchmaking system, so his approach was simply to play it safe for now.

Moreover, the Great Rift hasn't unfolded yet, and Guilliman hasn't awakened. The entire Empire is in the darkest and most desperate millennium, so it's best for his weakling not to act recklessly.

The Miltel family craves sensory stimulation and seems to constantly seek out new thrills. The Blood Brotherhood has a morbid obsession with skulls, which seems somewhat abnormal.

Su Can quickly wrote a report about his experience and submitted it to his superior. As a henchman of a star sector family, he shouldn't have any knowledge of chaos.

So he immediately reported what he had seen. Chaotic corruption was indeed terrifying, but not as terrifying as it seemed. Most noble families were aware of it in many cases.

Therefore, this information is only to be reported as part of his 'identity' and will not attract any special investigation. As for the fact that he ran to the lair and killed a World Devourer, Su Can would not be so crazy as to say it.

After all, for a mortal to kill a World Eater renowned for its formidable combat prowess seems utterly excessive. Even a typical Space Marine might not escape unscathed from a World Eater; this is simply too outrageous.

"Fortunately, it's just an ordinary World Eater. After all, which family fights every day? At least one Primarch is involved, and there's no upper limit."

After arranging everything, Su Can leisurely poured himself a cup of tea.

He casually lit an incense stick on the shrine in his room, which housed a statue of an emperor. The shrine, left by the previous occupant, was made of cheap plastic steel; the emperor's outline had long been blurred by daily polishing, leaving only empty eye sockets that indifferently watched every passerby in the room. Su Can, of course, didn't worship emperors, much less have any faith in them—his only thought about the mummified corpse on the golden toilet was to keep his distance. Even if he were to one day have to cross paths with this ruler of humanity, he planned to etch the words "cautious" into his very forehead.

However, in the human empire, the worship of the Emperor is the only consensus, especially in the Top Nest. If a room doesn't have a shrine to the Emperor, it will attract unwanted attention. Su Can, adhering to the principle of "when in Rome, do as the Romans do," figured that since he was already there, offering incense wouldn't hurt, and he might as well consider it paying his property management fee.

Primarily within the human empire, the only consensus is the worship of the Emperor. Especially in Upper Nest, if you don't have a shrine to the Emperor in your room, it's a very dangerous situation.

Su Can also followed the principle of "when in Rome, do as the Romans do," speaking to people in a human way and to ghosts in a ghostly way.

In very standard Chinese parlance, it would be like saying, "Since we're already here, there's no harm in offering incense."

"Now we'll see how the storm I've stirred up unfolds, whether it turns out for the better or the worse."

He leisurely poured himself a cup of tea, and then, adhering to the principle of "the more chaos the world is in, the better," Su Can chose to wait and see.

If he could attract the attention of the Inquisition, that would be even better, allowing them to be wiped out together. As for himself, he hardly needed to worry, even though the Inquisition was a large group of lunatics.

But even if they were to launch a massive attack, they wouldn't warrant issuing an extermination order against a governor's planet in a star sector. Besides, they have multiple identities; if things get too dangerous, they can simply make their escape.

In any case, given his void state in the warp, those so-called prophetic psionicists simply cannot locate him. Moreover, he is protected by this mysterious destiny, making it impossible to find him through special methods.

"By the way, once things have calmed down, I'll see if I can head to the bottom of the hive and bring back a few more undead warriors. As for that Alpharis, I hope this little secret hasn't blown his mind."

Su Can was powerless to do anything about it. In any case, he probably wouldn't use that pseudonym again, so there was no need to worry about any aftereffects.

.........

Meanwhile, after Su Can calmed down for a while, things were not peaceful in the Quintes Nest.

With the Chaos Artifact he sought destroyed and five of his brothers lost, the World Devourer squad leader erupted in terrifying rage. But rage aside...

He remained relatively calm for the time being and did not rush directly to the nest to attack people.

While Astartes is terrifyingly powerful, he is neither the Chosen of Khorne, nor one of those named Devourers of Worlds. For him to single-handedly confront an entire hive city is simply out of the question.

So since he couldn't directly confront the entire city, he needed to use his brain a little. After all, the planet hadn't undergone a large-scale sacrifice yet, so those vampires and bloodthirsty monsters couldn't emerge.

So, given this situation, he has no choice but to use the scum of these bottom nests to launch a rebellion against the planetary government.

Meanwhile, the Miltel family, located in the Upper Nest, also looked grim, as their businesses had suffered a significant blow. As a small to medium-sized noble family on this planet, their businesses were interconnected.

Therefore, the changes that occurred in the Bottom Nest would escalate upwards layer by layer, and what's even more terrifying is that the planetary government suddenly adopted a different stance towards their family. The meaning was clear: they were to be tasked with suppressing the Bottom Nest's gangs.