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

Meanwhile, he was also gathering information about the Vigilant Star, but the more he gathered, the more exhausted he became.

As for how dangerous the Vigilant Star had become, the Ministry of Military Affairs even sent out a group of young masters from Ventria. Of course, the situation wasn't that bad yet.

However, just by analyzing the specific situation based on the information provided by Su Can, Calga felt his cerebral cortex trembling.

Therefore, the military affairs department of the Extreme Starfield was notified immediately, instructing them to mobilize as many troops as possible.

But that's the problem; he doesn't know if his satellite message will arrive in time.

Therefore, Calgar had already prepared for the worst, which was that on the vigilant planet, he could only mobilize local forces and forces from a few nearby star sectors. So before leaving, he had to take as much power as possible with him.

...........

Meanwhile, inside Hera Fortress, Su Can was also sitting at a table. Of course, because Guilliman was so tall, Su Can usually used his illusionary abilities to construct himself to be about the same height as Guilliman.

boom! ! !

With a powerful punch, Su Can silenced him instantly. He also crushed the protruding mouth, then glanced at Guilliman's table with a somewhat speechless expression.

"The products from Catachan are indeed quite good; I'll get one when I get back."

Su Can was somewhat interested in this table that hadn't lost its vitality even after ten thousand years.

“This is just a table in Katachon. I have a feeling that if your so-called ‘Eternal Spirit Wood’ gets out of control, it might be able to devour a planet.”

Guilliman was still wary of what Su Can possessed. Fortunately, he was aware of the extent of his creations, so he rarely revealed the truly extraordinary items. He also strictly limited their circulation to the outside world.

As for his own table in Katachon, it's far inferior to the one Su Can threw into the Ark.

Moreover, Guilliman, now possessing the same fate as Su Can, could clearly sense the terror emanating from that tree trunk—a boundless, powerful life force.

Life force. Guilliman once suspected that the spirit tree could even rival the Plague Lord in the physical universe.

Just as Su Can said, any power needs to be restrained. Once it gets out of control, its danger level is no less than, or even more terrifying than, chaos.

After all, chaos is still chaos, and it is significantly weakened in the physical universe.

"You don't need to worry about that. I'm very careful with all powers."

Su Can wasn't in a hurry about this, even though he hadn't unlocked his own hunting destiny yet. However, he had ways to control the abundance, and had even given certain blessings to all his people.

He has now traveled the furthest in the universe on the path of abundance, and even the furthest in his own destiny.

It even surpasses the intellect he has been pursuing and the inexplicable destruction, and there are no star gods here.

Therefore, he has the highest right of interpretation, and with his own authority, he can directly reclaim the sacred tree.

After all, he is neither a star god nor a creation of destiny, so even if he does something against destiny, nothing will happen to him.

"It's good that you understand; I'm relieved about that. I must return to Holy Terra now, and Karga will also be heading to Vigilant Planet. I'm afraid the five hundred worlds of Altera will need you. I simply don't have any extra power at hand right now. After the two of you leave..."

"You choose an agent, and have him/her work directly with me."

Hearing this, Su Can shook his head and said, but his eye twitched slightly as he spoke.

If it weren't for Zhenzhu helping him manage things, the mess on these three planets alone would be enough to drive him crazy.

To put him in charge of Altramar now? What a joke! After all, Altramar's five hundred worlds are arguably the best region in the entire empire, but even at its best, it's still the empire's cesspool.

Su Can himself couldn't handle it at all, and Zhenzhu probably wouldn't understand it either. The world he was slowly building had its own organizational structure.

After all, the Empire had many minefields and restrictions intentionally laid by Makado from the very beginning in order to avoid a rebellion as large as the Horus Rebellion.

Of course, his policies can no longer be called good; they could even drown the Great Demon Tzeentch and even his true form in this cesspool.

Although the initial structure wasn't quite as cesspool-like, all the mines buried there as a precaution were detonated.

Anyway, as a whole, Tzeentch would die if he saw this empire.

and........

"You're so irresponsible..."

While the five hundred worlds of Alteramar are far from the Great Rift, they are by no means peaceful. Or rather, as the main protagonist chapter of Warhammer 40, if it were peaceful, there would be no story to tell.

So there are significant problems here. Firstly, there's the Tyranid swarm. This is a crucial alleyway for the Tyranids, offering no escape. Secondly, there are the Tau soldiers; they're right next to the 500th world of Alterac Valley.

Finally, and most troublesome, is the plague war. Mortarion is currently gathering strength for a major attack.

Of course, that guy's actions will take a long time, so there's no rush. The Great Rift has only been open for a few years now, and Mortarion has only just solved the problem of moving freely in the physical universe.

As for taking the initiative, that's impossible; Su Can doesn't want to run headfirst into the Nagle Scourge.

"There's nothing I can do."

Hearing Su Can's words, Guilliman sighed deeply. If this were the peak of the five hundred worlds of Altera, this wouldn't be a problem, but it's different now.

Anyway, Su Can's core ark is here, and there's also a forging world here. So if something goes wrong in the Ultramar world, he'll definitely be the first to be affected.

At this point, Su Can had no choice, so Guilliman and Calgar led the main force away. The pressure from the five hundred worlds of Alteramar was truly in his hands; the ambitious Guilliman was actually exploiting this thirty-year-old old man.

As for your question about whether Su Can might be ambitious enough to seize the five hundred worlds of Altera through cunning and force...

Ten thousand years ago, Guilliman might have been worried, but now he doesn't care anymore. If you really have that ambition, he could lead a billion dollars right now.

Send Su Can to Holy Terra, and we'll just throw the entire empire at him.

All I can say is that anyone who experiences this cesspool will know what it's like.

"After you go to Holy Terra to stabilize the situation, remember to return to Ultramar 500 immediately. Nurgle is about to make a big move. I will mobilize the power of Ultramar 500 to guide Nurgle's plague army to the Tau people's homeland."

Su Can began to discuss plans with Guilliman, and in fact, he already had a plan in mind.

Anyway, those Tau people aren't exactly good people, but they're no match for Chaos. In that case, I'll just have them draw fire for me.

The method is actually quite simple. Besides building a defensive line to give the plague army a hard time, it involves creating a bountiful creation with immense vitality in the core area of ​​the Titans. You should know that when Su Can created some powerful destiny creations...

He does perform some imaginary number shielding, but even so, he still occasionally attracts curious glances from the subspace.

But this time he plans to expose a little bit, and then Nurgle will definitely send his Scourge to take a look.

As for how to get to the core planet of the Titans, that's up to those bean sprouts.

This can be considered a welcome to you, Titan, joining the Galactic Grand Stage, commonly known as... the Galactic Grand Stage, come if you don't have a horse.

As for the Tyranid swarm, there's no rush for now, because Su Can sent those Limit Beastmen to that route.

Although Su Can limited the spread of the memetic virus, if you actually eat it directly, don't blame Su Can, because according to his experiments, it's really possible to infect Tyron.

Furthermore, since the Great Devourer's main focus is not currently on the five hundred worlds of Alteramar, it's not a big problem. Su Can should be able to handle it for at least a few decades.

As for what happened next, Su Can could only say one thing: leave it to fate.

Therefore, Guilliman will have to lead the Unyielding Expeditionary First Fleet over, since all of Su Can's measures can only buy time.

“Father, Titus and Landros have arrived. This time, Titus will be the company commander of the Zerg Veterans Company, while Landros will be the company’s chief priest.”

Just then, Calgar walked over with Titus and Landros, which made Su Can's face show interest.

Then came Titus, with a serious and unsmiling expression, and Landras, whose face looked like he had eaten a Nurgle Spirit.

Su Can told Guilliman about this guy's messy situation while chatting with him, or rather, he complained about it.

Guilliman's face darkened. Ultramarines value procedural justice above all else, and Landers had gone too far.

Of course, Guilliman did not punish Lándras afterward, mainly because Su Can took action.

Of course, he didn't use torture, because for Astartes, physical pain was not a concern; rather, physical and mental punishment were paramount.

So Su Can's approach was simple and brutal: he simply handed over all his trainee priests to this man to train.

Then, all of his priests were Word Bearers, and Su Canye explicitly told Lanzhuos to have a Ultramariner lead a group of Word Bearers. Furthermore, they needed to be properly taught the duties of a priest, especially since they were currently facing a group of college students with clear, yet somewhat foolish, eyes, and who were also Word Bearers.

In any case, Lándras's spirits have been very high these past few years, but under the dual orders of the Primarch and Calgar, her life has been quite eventful.

Now, seeing the three people inside the house, Lanzos was completely speechless. As for Titus, looking at the person who had caused him to be imprisoned for a century, he was also speechless; this was probably more painful for him than killing him.

P.S.: I changed the cover to an Emperor Rock cover, so this time it shouldn't clash with anyone else's.

Chapter 114's title was eaten by Guilliman (Supplement 1)

Upon seeing the two people sitting in the room, Titus and Landros immediately bowed.

Although Su Can's methods were somewhat baffling, the group of extreme warriors were still very grateful to him.

If we say that Su Can's methods are truly serious, then we can't call it blasphemy.

After all, the Empire never said that corrupting the Chaos Xenomorph was blasphemous, since no one had ever done it before. So how can you say I am blasphemous?

In any case, during the time that Su Can was unaware of, at least the state religion of the five hundred worlds of Alteramar had reached a consensus on his behavior.

That is to say, Su Can's methods were not blasphemous, and his theories were also very sound. Firstly, all his methods were aimed at the heretics and aliens, and would not cause the most troublesome corruption. Secondly, since no one in the entire empire has done such a thing in ten thousand years, what makes you define it as blasphemy?

In any case, given the bureaucratic distortions of right and wrong inherent in Ultramarines and the unavoidable realities of compromise, the matter was settled in this way.

After all, you can't exactly start a war with Su Can, can you? Others might not know, but Belisarius Caul knows perfectly well that Su Can possesses a powerful weapon.

A weapon capable of piercing through a star sector—that thing is truly terrifying. After all, planets aren't warships, even though they have defensive measures.

But a global void shield like that is impossible; it consumes too much power. If Su Can finds the right angle, he could easily cripple a large portion of the entire star sector with a single shot.

Moreover, while Su Can restricted the state religion, the restriction only prohibited proselytizing in public places. However, if you were to go to a church or near a statue, the restrictions would be much more stringent.

Su Can didn't care either.

Although a group of people from the state religion had some complaints, Su Can still gave them a way out, no matter what.

As long as you believe in the emperor, everything is negotiable.

Anyway, without Su Can's knowledge, this group of extreme warriors who knew how to compromise helped him complete many procedural issues.

Of course, Su Can also planned to have Guilliman bring a flower sprout, so that as long as he returned to Holy Terra, he could go directly there through the tavern.

After all, neither Elena nor Celestine, those two living saints, said anything. Incidentally, those two usually stay in Su Can's territory.

In a world teeming with these eccentric individuals, Su Can's world was relatively normal. After Elena severed her connection with the Emperor and witnessed him directly summoning the bloodthirsty demon Skabrand of Khorne through an anti-corruption ritual array, she had already emerged from her eccentric state.

As for Celestine, being from ten thousand years ago, she wasn't particularly obsessed. Although she faithfully carried out the Emperor's orders, she also had her own judgment, so she was doing quite well with Su Can.

Even that madman Grefax has improved quite a bit, mainly because he's seen too much blasphemous stuff and he's become numb to it. But it's not mainly chaos, so it's not a big deal.

"Then I will head to Holy Terra next, with your help this time. I should have enough power now. Not only is the Empire much weaker now, but even the Empire's enemies are not on the same level as they were ten thousand years ago."

Guilliman nodded after glancing at Titus and Landros who had come over.

But at that moment, Lanzhus, who was standing to the side, finally couldn't hold back anymore.

"The great ancient sages..."

Although Lancelot knew he had offended them, he still had to step forward.

"What is it?"

Looking at Lan Zhuos, Su Can asked with some curiosity. Actually, he didn't have any ill intentions towards him, or rather, in this world where everything is treated like cattle and horses.

It's so busy that the insects have no time to embezzle or engage in any messy little schemes.

After all, you've already taken the time to embezzle, so it seems the burden isn't enough and we need to increase it further.

For Lan Zhuosi Su Can, it was just a matter of making him a bit more of a workhorse; it wasn't a big problem.

Now that the Zerg veterans' company is complete, Titus is in charge, and this priest is basically the second-in-command. Both of them have decent qualifications, so no one has said anything.

Moreover, as the priest, the most important force in the warband's fight against corruption, he was perfectly qualified. Even the accusation against Titus was mainly a procedural error, not a mistake in the action itself.

After all, Titus had gone too far that time, tearing apart a demon prince who was practically on the verge of becoming a demon, and then crushing a warp artifact with his bare hands. While these feats wouldn't be difficult for Su Can, they were still incredibly exaggerated for a Space Marine.

"Your... well, those who cherish words, they're too naive."

At this moment, Lan Zhuos finally couldn't hold back anymore, and scratched his head in despair when he mentioned the student Su Can had given him.

Although he felt as if he had swallowed a Nurgle after learning that these were Word Bearers, since they were practically a plague to Ultramarines.

Leading a group of Word Bearers was already a difficult task for him, but what was even more challenging was the behavior of those people.

Her innocence was tinged with a touch of naivety.

It can be said that this group of Word Bearers was the most troublesome Word Bearers he had ever led, and they were not so fanatical about faith, but full of rationalism and denial.

In other words, they are not like the Word Bearers, but rather more like the 17th Legion before Luo Jia's return—the Colossus Destroyers.

They were originally designed to deal with all sorts of messy religious issues, but under Luo Jia's influence, they ended up becoming the most fanatical legion.

In this regard, one can only say that fate is playing tricks on us.

"Forehead......."