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"I originally thought that I came to Macragge this time just to awaken the primarch Guilliman and create a turning point for the galaxy, but I didn't expect to meet him here." Ifreya did not continue, she was worried that it would alert the emperor.

What bad luck!

The emperor of mankind has revived!

Ifreya looked complicated.

The combined effect of twenty Guillimans on the Imperium of Man is not as great as that of one Emperor, and not in any way.

The Eldar need Guilliman, but they do not need an Emperor who steps down from the Golden Throne.

You know, when the Emperor sat on the Golden Throne, he allowed mankind to survive for ten thousand years, and there is no sign of destruction until now.

Now that the Emperor has stepped down from the Golden Throne, won't humanity's situation take a turn for the worse?

What's especially bad is that the Emperor is very unfriendly to races other than humans. If humans recover and regain their glory during the Great Crusade ten thousand years ago, they, the Eldar, will probably suffer heavy losses.

What's even worse is that in the subspace, the pale sun in the direction of Terra has not extinguished.

what does this mean?

Ifreya felt that after this mission was over, the Eldar would turn around and start to become enemies of humans.

It was precisely because she had a ghost in her heart that even though she was here to help humanity, she was afraid that the Emperor would suddenly think of her and kill her with just one thought.

"Praise the Emperor! Praise the God of All Opportunities, Om Messiah!" Great Sage Caul paused, "The Milky Way is about to fall, and the Emperor can step down from the Golden Throne, which is a great thing for the entire galaxy. Good thing."

Great Sage Kaul was in a relaxed mood.

As a mechanical sage on the human side, and having also completed the task of awakening Guilliman, the Emperor's resurrection has only benefits and no harm to him.

However, he could hear Evelea's concern.

Although they have been like-minded partners for a period of time, able to entrust each other with life and death, if the Eldar's trend changes sharply, the two of them are likely to become mortal enemies on the battlefield.

Ifreya sighed softly: "I hope there will be a new balance in the galaxy."

Chaos and humans can keep each other in check, which is a good thing for the entire galaxy.

But if either Chaos or Humanity gained a clear advantage and tipped the balance of the scales, whether the winner was Chaos or Humanity, it would be the same for the other races.

No one thinks that humans can let the aliens go, right?

There are historical reasons why humans hate aliens.

As early as the Golden Age, humans had good relations with most of the aliens in the galaxy, and for a time a harmonious and friendly situation among the major races was formed.

However, this is false prosperity only because aliens are afraid of humans.

After mankind suppressed the rebellion of the hateful intelligence, its strength declined rapidly. All the aliens who were friendly to mankind in the past turned against them and committed countless ugly crimes against mankind.

The Emperor witnessed those dark times.

From that moment on, the relationship between humans and aliens has become incompatible. Where there are humans, there can be no aliens.

During the Great Crusade led by the Emperor, not to mention the aliens, even the branches of humanity that were far from orthodox humans were slaughtered by the human empire.

Not only that, in order to avoid genetic contamination, cruel methods such as extermination orders are often adopted.

The planets were burned into glass crystals.

Humanity is so cruel to itself. If it rises, it will be no different to other races than Chaos taking over the galaxy.

At most, it would be a quick death.

But if humans want to cut off the influence of aliens on subspace, such as preventing the aliens' hatred of humans from giving birth to new gods in subspace, they may not be able to imitate the four evil gods and plunder the souls of aliens after their death.

If you have no peace while you are alive, and you have to be detained even if you die, then it is really no different from chaos.

"You really didn't get any news, even a little bit?" Ifreya looked at the Great Sage Caul suspiciously.

She suspected that the Eldar had been deceived.

She believed that Archmagos Caul might have known that the Emperor was about to be resurrected, but had deliberately kept it from her so that he could trick the Eldar into helping him resurrect Guilliman.

Human hearts are so dark! Although the Emperor has great magical powers, it is still unclear whether Guilliman can be resurrected without the power of the Eldar.

The empire is in a corrupt situation, and a primarch who understands politics is very important to the empire.

Recovering a Primarch who only knows how to fight and kill will not be of much help to the Empire, but retrieving a Primarch who understands politics may help the Empire breathe a sigh of relief.

It's just that the Emperor recovered and arranged for Guilliman to be sent out as soon as he returned.

I don't know where Guilliman went.

"Horus, why did you call us back?" Luojia sat on the chair and was the first to ask.

His relationship with Horus was not bad, and he believed that Horus would answer him.

Luo Jia was confused at this time.

He was originally fighting well with his Word Bearers Legion at the edge of the galaxy, but suddenly he received an emergency transfer order issued by Horus in the name of the Warmaster, asking him to return to Terra with the Word Bearers Legion.

After arriving on Terra, it was discovered that not only he and his Legion of Word Bearers, but several other Primarchs had also returned with their legions.

They, the originals, were away fighting all year round and rarely had the chance to reunite, let alone lead their troops back to Terra.

All of Terra was now surrounded by them.

This situation is so weird.

Even if Horus said he planned to betray the Emperor, he would believe him.

Horus waved his hand and said sincerely: "I don't know what to do. We have to wait for the emperor's instructions, but I guess it is a big battle!"

Big battle?

The primarchs had different expressions after hearing this, but overall they were mainly excited.

This was not what Horus expected.

After all, with the exception of Guilliman, the Primarchs were all war mad who rejoiced in war.

If anyone really doesn't want to fight, that's easy, just change him. Anyway, some of the Primarchs he didn't call out want to come.

"A big battle?" Lion King Ryan raised his lips, "Can I see my father?"

Horus smiled: "Do our own thing."

He didn't answer the question directly because he didn't know.

Click——

A tall figure wearing blue power armor walked into the conference hall.

He glanced at the people in the conference hall. He did not take a seat, but stayed in place and remained silent.

Horus's eyes lit up and he stood up suddenly: "Guilliman, why are you, a busy man like you, here?"

The person who came in was none other than the Imperial Regent Guilliman.

Horus now looked at Guilliman as he looked at his savior. If Guilliman hadn't stepped in at the critical moment and taken over the position of regent, he didn't know how the Emperor would punish him.

Magnus, the last one to offend the Emperor, is still locked up in a dungeon!

Horus strode to Guilliman.

He opened his arms, gave Guilliman a bear hug, and asked with a smile on his face: "Good brother, I miss you so much!"

"Why are you here wearing a battle armor?"

Horus let go of Guilliman, looked up and down, and found that Guilliman was not only wearing a battle armor, but also a very special style of battle armor.

"Are you going to join the war too?" he asked curiously.

Facing the passionate Horus, Guilliman remained silent. (End of chapter)