The Astartes Family's Notebook

In the conflict of Astartes, intelligence and initiative are extremely important. In this situation where the situation is so clear, the Angels of Redemption not only have more people but are also in better condition. Unless Kars loses his mind, he will not take the initiative to provoke the civil war of Astartes with the Dark Angels.

It's not that we're afraid of people who are obsessed with something relapsing into their madness, it's that we're afraid of them clinging to it.

not worth it.

Moreover, judging from the negotiation process, the Redemption Angels were somewhat biased. Although they were reinforcements invited by the Judge, they were biased towards themselves in their words and actions.

It's completely different from the style of Iron Hand, where the character's backside is crooked and leans towards the Mechanicus.

So why should we be wary of angels of salvation?

Those who don't heed the advice of their elders will suffer the consequences.

Kazhongtang has finally crashed and burned.

"Draven brothers, Obi-Wan brothers, remember to tell the Chapter Master to go to Hydrafort to get me out."

Up until they boarded the Inquisitor's escort ship, neither Inquisitor Goff Seschel nor anyone else felt that anything was amiss.

The Angels of Redemption even sent ten of their brothers to board the ship, ostensibly as escorts, but actually to prevent the judges from causing trouble.

It's a simple process. Once Kars arrives in Hydraf, the Inquisitor's job is done. What follows is the tug-of-war between the Wings of Desolation and Hydraf.

But is it really that simple?

When people spend too much time with power, they forget that they are merely the vessel of power, not power itself.

Goff Seschel was completely unaware that the local bureaucrats of Hydraf, who didn't treat Astartes as human beings, also didn't take the court seriously.

Bribing a judge is too expensive, but bribing a judge's servant is much cheaper.

Especially when only the initial payment is provided and the final payment is not made, the cost-effectiveness is simply off the charts.

"what happened?"

"The Geller force field has failed!"

Wait, what that person gave me wasn't...

Oh no, we've been tricked!

Those who wanted to kill Kars only wanted him dead; they didn't care what the burial goods were.

Goff Seschel was a veteran inquisitor and knew what the failure of the Geller force field meant during subspace travel.

"Leap out of warp space immediately, quick!"

"Can't......"

The accompanying angels of redemption tried to stop the court's actions, but it was too late.

A computer without a virus may not get infected, but if you recklessly open FBI Warning-related web pages while connected to the internet, it's very likely to crash.

The Dark Angels have been around for millennia; what misfortune haven't they encountered?

If the Geller field fails during warp travel, the first thing to do is to strictly control the psykers, then repair the Geller field, and finally increase the ship's speed.

Because the Geller field is malfunctioning, unless some weird thing in the warp has been watching your ship for a long time and launched a psionic attack from the outside in, forcibly breaking through the "bubble shield" that surrounds the ship.

Otherwise, due to unexpected situations caused by system malfunctions, the Geller force field shield would not suddenly disappear; the bubble shield would gradually weaken and the value would return to zero after a while.

Inquisitor Goff Seschel is accompanied by several powerful psionic servants, a symbol of his power and status in the real universe, but these psionics are a destabilizing factor when traversing the warp.

Forcibly leaping out of subspace is like dancing in a grove of trees in the dead of night with an electric mosquito swatter.

Crackling sounds accompanied by lightning.

Kaz sat quietly in the VIP room converted into a prison cell, showing no interest in the commotion outside.

The confiscation of the power backpack does not actually affect Kars' combat ability. Without auxiliary power, Kars can fight for two or three hours with only his physical strength.

Although Katz chose to compromise for the sake of the overall situation, it doesn't mean he wasn't angry inside.

Let them make a scene, let them make a scene, the more chaotic the better.

Then, as the ship rocked violently, Katz could no longer gloat.

As the door opened, three Astartes from the Redemption Angels Chapter walked in. Two of them were guards, and Kaz remembered their size. The other carried Kaz's power backpack, power sword, and explosive gun, gesturing for him to turn around.

"Kaz brothers, the ship has been invaded by the forces of Chaos. Prepare for battle."

Hmm, ah, oh, I understand. Then let's prepare for battle.

Kaz, now fully armed, didn't say much, but simply followed the Angel of Redemption toward the core section of the frigate.

Spending too much time in the purgatory galaxy can turn even the most cheerful and outgoing person into a seasoned conspiracy theorist.

Although from a probabilistic perspective, an Astartes that lives long enough will always encounter several subspace accidents.

But Katz just wouldn't believe it. What a coincidence that something happened on the very day he went to Sidraford to defend his dissertation.

He only used three-tenths of his energy to monitor the surrounding environment, and focused all seven-tenths of his attention on guarding against the angel of salvation beside him.

Whether the old sayings that have been passed down are true or not is no longer important; beware of the angels of salvation!

When Kars encountered the vampire around the corner, he saw surprise on the vampire's face.

Unfortunately, the superhumans of the Redemption Angels were incredibly powerful, and this guy wasn't some pretentious god-like bloodsucker; he was easily torn to pieces.

But the vampire's dying howl gave Kars a strong sense of unease.

I have a feeling this is going to turn out badly.

A squad of ten Astartes was formed. Three of the Redemption Angels were left to guard the bridge, while the remaining eight, including Kaz, along with the Inquisitor's private soldiers, were all concentrated in the core power room.

It's the same principle as encountering pirates while sailing on Ancient Terra. A few small fry in the Warp aren't scary; what's scary is a ship losing speed.

Chapter 416 It Will Always Come

How can you aptly describe a traitor with the fewest words possible?

A stone, two pounds of lotus root, three eyes leading a dog.

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The concepts of time and space do not exist within the subspace.

However, subspace travel carries the risk of stalling.

It was very mysterious, very magical, very perplexing, and left the captains of the empire at a loss.

Do you remember the hard requirements for entering the subspace?

That's right, a certain amount of instantaneous acceleration.

The same applies to leaving the warp.

V=S/T.

Even though time and space no longer exist, the concept of speed still causes trouble. These are the strange rules of the subspace; just follow them and don't ask any more questions.

Under the malicious influence of the demons and monsters of the warp, the lives of mortal crew members are as fragile as candles in the wind, and psionicists are potential time bombs.

Therefore, the angels of salvation had no choice but to return the power backpack and personal weapon to Kaz.

With the Geller force field failing, only Astartes remains a fighting force.

As long as the core power compartment is protected from destruction by the chaotic evil, the ship will eventually be able to return to the real universe by continuously accelerating.

If the propulsion system is destroyed, the frigate could be permanently stranded in the warp, a true warp-space voyage.

"Then why did you send three brothers to protect the judge on the bridge? Why didn't you just bring that bastard to the power control room and keep him under guard?"

Brother Kaz, I know you have grievances in your heart, but that bastard has the highest control authority over this ship. Staying on the bridge can help the machine spirit resist the chaos erosion. If you really bring him over, it will be inappropriate.

I can accept the logic, but how could a perfectly good warp travel trip suddenly be invaded by chaos?

A thorough investigation is necessary, and this must be carried out immediately!

As for now, let's play around with the minions of Chaos.

The situation is still salvageable for the time being. Although the Geller force field generator suddenly failed, the bubble shield has not been completely punctured.

This is precisely what Katz found strange.

Although the Eighth Company Commander was in charge of a reserve company, Katz had systematically studied all the common sense that an Astartes company commander should possess.

Since that bubble shield hasn't been completely broken, how did the minions of the Chaos God infiltrate the ship?

Ordinary Astartes soldiers wouldn't understand these things, so how could he, an active-duty Astartes company commander, not understand them?

What's even stranger is that the chaotic evil spirits that have invaded the ship's interior are incredibly diverse, including Nurgles, vampires, and all sorts of other strange things that Kars can't even name.

This doesn't seem like a premeditated attack.

Not only is the lineup strange, but the strength is also not high.

With at least Katz included, eight Astartes could handle the situation with ease.

However, despite fighting side by side, Kaz did not trust the angel of salvation beside him.

Therefore, he had absolutely no intention of discussing these questions with the angels of salvation.

Let's hold the power module for now and figure out a way to escape subspace first.

However, after persisting for fourteen days, the situation completely spiraled out of control.

A large number of mortal crew members were slaughtered by warp evil, and Khorne's demonic army gathered enough sacrifices, finally puncturing the poor Geller force field bubble shield.

A fully-fledged Khornei Demon array appeared inside the frigate, and the situation was finally beyond repair.

The bridge was the first part to lose contact.

What happened to the judge and the three angels of redemption guarding the bridge was no longer something Kaz and his companions should be concerned with.

"Kaz brothers, I'm going to detonate the warp engine. What do you think?"

“Do what you’re supposed to do. I was only summoned to Hydrafur to answer questions about the extermination order. Are you questioning the loyalty of an Astartes company commander?”

He mercilessly slapped the redemption angels leading the team in the face, but the redemption angels only showed more respect for Kaz.

After becoming an Astartes, the great terror between life and death had long been eliminated by the Emperor's miraculous work.

Katz truly had no fear of death; on the contrary, he eagerly anticipated that moment.

I'm really curious about the effect of detonating a warp engine in warp space. I've never seen anything like it before, and I'd love to see it for myself.

Unfortunately, the Chaos army under Khorne's command was not the disorganized and unrecorded wild creatures of the original Chaos demons; it was an army.

Although military discipline was poor, the most basic organizational discipline was still maintained.

When 888 Khorne demons launched a full-scale attack on the eight Astartes, even overloading the warp engines became extremely difficult.

The Astartes have lost their sense of time.

Even the perceived time has become disordered.

I don't know how long the battle lasted, but when the last fallen angel of salvation struggled to remove his helmet, he said to Kaz, "It was an honor to fight alongside you."

Kaz knew he had no way out.

These offspring of the Dark Angels are indeed incredibly powerful, far surpassing the fighting prowess of his own Eighth Company.

It was indeed a wise move not to choose direct confrontation at that time.

The two companies of Redemption Angels were not something the Eighth Company brothers, who had just carried out the extermination order and were in poor condition, could withstand.

It's just a pity that he couldn't be with his brothers in the church during the last moments of his life.

I really want to see Haven's Sky again...

After being sentimental for a while, Katz's artistic temperament was broken by the ridiculous thing that "the door can't be opened from this side".

This is the Judge's ship. The Angel of Redemption has the right to pass and can go wherever he wants, but Katz is a "criminal suspect." He, as the upright Captain of Astartes, does not have the right to pass!

He couldn't even open the door, let alone detonate the subspace engine.

Oh my god, I'm so angry!!!

The atmosphere has reached this point, and I still have to fight my way through the layers of Khorne demons' encirclement, first to the bridge to obtain the ship's identity authorization certification, then return to the power control room to find the resident engineer—or maybe the engineer's remains—to find a way to obtain the control code for the self-destruct protocol, and then play a game of Guardian of Athena, enduring wave after wave of Khorne demon attacks, waiting for the warp engine to successfully self-destruct.

Only then can his soul return to the golden throne?

I'm so angry!

After looting the remaining ammunition from the seven fallen Angels of Redemption, Kaz noticed that the power sword belonging to the team leader, which clearly had a dark angel design, was quite nice, so he took it.