The Emperor’s Angel of Death

　　As a killer who worships death cult, Malthus has used his killing skills to the extreme, almost using artistic techniques to slaughter those heretics.

Death worship is a type of organization that exists in the empire. Its members express their respect for the immortal emperor through the exploration of the art of death. Many people often think that death worship is a branch of the Assassin’s Court, but in fact it It has almost nothing to do with the Assassin’s Court.

　　 But its influence is far more than the folks.

Whether it is the state religion or the court of justice, they generally follow a concept: death and blood are the cornerstones that support the survival of mankind. Only by constantly making sacrifices can mankind overcome this dark and cruel universe, and the divine emperor’s broken body It is the indisputable evidence of this truth.

　　Under the influence of this belief, it is not surprising that the religion of death can flourish within the territory of the empire.

　　 It is the shadow of the state religion of the empire bathed in brilliance, and it is also the most dangerous heretical sect recognized by the judges.

　　 Although some members of the sect of worship have gone astray, most of the members of sect of worship are still devout followers of the Golden Throne.

　　 For them, every death, every wound, every drop of blood is a worship to the Immortal Emperor.

　　 Their goals, creeds, organizational forms, and scope of activities may be very different, but even the most normal members of the death-worship cult are more likely to fall into the abyss than ordinary people.

　　 Despite all the differences, most of the death worship can be roughly divided into four branches, namely, the blood sect, the necromantic sect, the resurrection sect, and the state religion sect.

　　 Karthus is an assassin of the blood sect.

　　 As the most famous and common branch of death worship, the blood sect focuses on the act of bloodshed itself-the skill of killing and the moment of death.

　　 Although members of this sect often exhibit heretics and bloodthirsty quirks, the imperial authorities always deliberately ignore them.

　　This kind of tolerance comes from a well-known fact: the hatred of the death-worship cult members towards human enemies is deep in the bones, and they provide invaluable assistance to the state religion and the court-fanatical, loyal, and highly skilled killers.

　　 What's more, some worshippers still have inextricable connections with the Assassin's Court.

　　 Many cruel environments in feudal and wild worlds provided fertile soil for the development of death worship, but the shadow of death worship also existed on the dark and cramped bottom nests, intriguing noble courts, and even on the steel deck of the Void Starship.

　　 These esoteric sects that focus on deadly arts such as blades, bullets and poisons flourish in every corner of the empire.

　　More subdivided, Karthus is actually a branch of the son of the Underworld in the blood sect of worshipping death.

　　The sons of the gods are a mercenary form of death worship branch. They will clearly mark the price for each killing, and their asking price will fluctuate according to the target's status and the degree of protection.

　　 The sect was originally a mercenary company, and was hired to participate in the vicious trade war in the Calisis sector.

　　In the process, it gradually developed into an Assassin Freedom Association, providing skilled killers, gladiators, and saboteurs for anyone who could afford it.

　　 Although they are only loyal to the rewards they can get, the organization believes that each of their contracts is sacred and inviolable. Obviously, a perfidious assassin organization cannot survive for long.

　　 So every son of the **** who betrays the contract will face the anger from the association.

　　 Although they fight for profit, once they encounter those heretics or aliens, they will fight like crazy dogs. The hatred of the emperor’s enemies has almost become their instinct. This is also the judges.