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The same thing happened to almost every large battleship in the fleet.

Wearing red and blue power armor and a hyperbolic horn helmet, the Chaos Astartes were organized into a team of 9. They appeared out of thin air inside one Imperial warship after another for no reason, and launched a planned attack in silence. Systematic killing.

They used the flesh and blood corpses of Imperial soldiers to carry out sacrilegious rituals and summon the arrival of Chaos Demons. Large ships lost control and fell into the hands of the enemy. These warships that escaped the control of the Empire launched attacks continuously on the small warships following them on their left and right sides without any hesitation, using the chaos exploded from within to disorient the Imperial fleet parked in the sky near the Emperor's Icon.

They couldn't react at all, and they couldn't understand why the enemy could attack from within such a grand formation and such a tight defense. How on earth did they get into the Imperial battleships, which are subject to strict inspections whether entering or exiting?

If the fall of two warships can still be explained by the enemy's invasion, if a warship of this size loses control now, it can only be defined as rebellion.

The naval officers who reacted quickly organized themselves. They moved around and maneuvered within the battleship, skillfully using their own equipment and flesh and blood to contend with the ferocious shipboard defense firepower. They endured extremely tragic casualties and gradually approached the control room, trying to escape from the battleship. Take back control of the battleship from the traitors.

On the flagship of the Repenting Fire Chapter, the fighting was particularly fierce. The desecration of the battleship's main cannon shattering the Emperor's icon ignited the anger of every Space Marine, especially Chapter Master Milak's reaction.

He was standing in the control room of the battleship Flame of Repentance when the change occurred, thus witnessing this horrific betrayal.

The number of Chaos Astartes who emerged from the shadows was so great that it exceeded even the existing strength of the Penitent Fire Chapter. Ten years of rest and recuperation failed to replenish many troops for them, and the battleship Fire of Penitence was so important that this broken regiment, which had suffered heavy casualties and was shattered, had to stay on its own flagship. The main attack on the Chaos Traitors.

No one needs to be reminded at this moment. Milak already understands that this is not a temporary chaos invasion, but a premeditated large-scale attack. The enemy's actions are extremely rigorous, and their goal is very clear. They are aiming to destroy Come from the L-Star Gate located on the left hand side of the Emperor's Icon.

Fortunately, due to the presence of Chapter Master Milak and his Honor Guard, the Penitent Fire did not actually lose control. The traitors' first wave of sneak attacks on the battleship's command room ended in failure due to the heroic fighting of the Space Marines.

But they still used infiltration to take down the core reactor located in the belly of the battleship that was not guarded by Space Marines and the stable anchor that controlled the balance of the battleship, thus forcibly awakening the main cannon and launching a blasphemous shot that destroyed the icon's head.

Faced with such a humiliation, even the Chapter Master, who was usually known for his calmness and wisdom, lost his mind. He led his Honor Guard to eliminate the Chaos Astartes who attempted to invade the command room, and obtained from their armor. I know the name of this Chaos warband.

They are a Chaos Astartes warband who believe in the evil god Tzeentch, and their names are:

The son of change.

They came with chaos, disrupting the well-equipped Imperial fleet. It was impossible to distinguish between friend and foe in the dim space. Whether controlled or out of control, every warship was spitting out rumbling artillery fire at the surrounding ships.

After clearing the area around the battleship's command room, Miraak quickly led the team to the battleship's core reactor where the remnants of the Sons of Change were entrenched.

The hearts of the warriors loyal to the Emperor have been consumed by rage. Their swords thirst for blood, and their guns roar and roar, vowing to kill the despicable traitors.

Milak swore in his heart that the blood of the Dark Angel would never suffer the humiliation of betrayal a second time...

However, in this anger, Milak still forced himself to maintain a certain degree of rationality. While fighting, he devoted part of his mind to thinking about a more critical issue:

"The invasion of Chaos Astartes on such a scale is by no means simply caused by external forces. Some people in the fleet have already fallen into Chaos and acted as their internal agents... but they want to directly hide so many rebels on so many battleships. Among them, the traitor must be in a high position, or possess some unknown special authority..."

Or maybe there are more than one or two traitors, or even more than ten or eight...

Suspicious names flashed through Milak's mind, and he clenched the power sword in his hand and quickly walked through the dark corridor because the energy lines were cut off.

In addition to the Penitent Fire, bloody battles also occurred on every invaded warship. With unparalleled guilt and anger, the loyalists fought endlessly against the enemies who invaded the ship.

But the huge Legion of Martyrs in the past has long been split up, and 2/3 of the legion's strength followed the prophetess back to Nirvana, taking away all the Space Marines except the Fire of Penance.

Without the great cause of resurrecting the God-Emperor, today's Human Empire would simply not allow the amassment of Legion-Astartes-level military forces.

The naval soldiers on the battleships can only use their mortal flesh and blood to fight against the Chaos Astartes blessed by the evil gods and the summoned warp demons.

This may not be called a battle at all, it is completely a one-sided bloody massacre.

The combat power of the Astartes is overwhelming to the mortals without any suspense, coupled with the blessing of the power of Chaos and the summoned demon assistance... But the Imperial Navy on the battleship is not completely without a chance of victory.

Although the chaos that exploded from the interior of each large battleship was huge, the actual number of Chaos Astartes who appeared did not seem to be too many. Each large battleship was only responsible for a team of 9 Astartes. It was just an invasion, but their distribution was too scattered and even, catching the Imperial fleet by surprise.

This group of Chaos Astartes, called the "Children of Change", often do not like to fight head-on with the mortals who are killing them. Instead, they prefer to drive demons to complete the irregular and chaotic killings, while they hide behind. He waits for an opportunity to take action briefly, and every life and death he completes by himself follows some mysterious law.

Just as the loving father Nurgle has two sides, life and death, both sides have followers with different ideals.

The Sons of Change worship the infinite wisdom of the evil god Tzeentch that encompasses all changes, and pursue a perfect victory without any unexpected variables at all, with everything under control.

They want to dedicate their most accurate victory to the Lord of Change in order to seek the favor of the Chaos Gods.