Warhammer 40,000: Mortal Gods

Greyfax walked out of the Hall of the Holy Sepulchre.

Just when everyone thought the conversation was over, Greyfax motioned for Evelyn to come in.

Efreni had just come out, and the original body obviously came to see her for something else, so she walked in.

The door is closed.

"Do you know more about the Tyrone Sector?" Guilliman asked.

In the few seconds after Greyfax left, Guilliman thought carefully about the Tyrone sector, and one doubt after another emerged one after another.

Evrene knew what Guilliman wanted to ask: "You want to know the reason for the existence of the Tyrone Sector, right?"

Guilliman nodded.

This question is not only confused by Guilliman, but also by the Death Army and some prophets.

Efreni recalled that Prophet Eldrad had discussed matters with her about the Talon sector, so she informed Guilliman of the results of the discussion.

"We have some contact with this star region..."

"If our judgment is correct, the people in this sector are following something ancient and terrifying."

"Star God."

Guilliman suddenly looked up and stared at Evrené, but did not interrupt her and continued to listen.

Ephrene began to tell the story of the Eldar's history.

In Eldar parlance, there are two battles in Heaven.

A war between the Eldar gods.

A war between the Ancient Eldar following the Creator and powerful enemies in the galaxy.

The intensity of the latter's war was beyond imagination, and the enemy's strength was also beyond imagination.

Current Eldar scholars suspect that the Ancient Eldar will not die at all and are truly perfect creations, but they will still die because a star god added the concept of death to the Ancient Eldar.

This is just a historical conclusion, but it is enough to prove how terrifying the power of the Star God is.

After popularizing the knowledge about the Star God, Efreni mentioned a prophecy made by the Eldar prophets.

The terrifying and powerful enemy from ancient times is gradually resurrecting.

These powerful enemies are the Star Gods.

"You mean that some humans were chosen by the Star Gods and became the so-called dependents of the powerful creatures of God?" Guilliman said.

"It is possible." Everene did not deny it. "If a race is lucky enough to be chosen by the Star God as a dependent or slave, then they will get the help of their master and become powerful and advanced."

"But... why?" Guilliman couldn't understand.

Why did the Star God choose some humans as his dependents?

If they were really as powerful as Everenee said, they should create a controllable slave species themselves.

"Who knows." Evelyn shook her head, "Maybe it was a whim, maybe it was raising them for food, maybe it was for some other reason..."

Guilliman fell silent.

After thinking for a while, Guilliman shook his head: "We are still not sure whether there are really Star Gods in the Tyrone sector. Maybe there are some technological relics there..."

Everene also agreed: "The prophet also thinks that we should investigate again. Because the situation is too special, we can't draw a conclusion now."

Guilliman also believed that it was impossible to draw conclusions now, as what he heard was only one sided.

Putting aside what the female inquisitor said was heresy, the Tyrone sector did not do anything excessive to the empire, and even their governor was recognized by the Ministry of the Interior.

What's more, they traveled all the way to Cadia to protect the fortress world.

If a force has good intentions and everyone has the same enemy, then everyone should cooperate instead of fighting to the death because of different ideas.

Now, 10,000 years later, unity and cooperation are as important as science and reason.

After careful consideration, Guilliman believed that it was necessary for him to go to Terra to ask the Emperor to answer his many questions and to announce his return to the Empire.

But before going to Terra, you must first go to the Tyrone Sector.

Go meet their governor and judge from various processes such as conversation what kind of person he is, whether he is a careerist, a speculator, or a qualified ruler.

Considering the attitude of the Inquisition towards the Tyrone Sector, if the other party is indeed cooperative, he must stop all hostile activities of the Tribunal towards the Tyrone Sector and show a friendly attitude to stabilize the Sector Governor.

The second is to obtain a dimension engine that is enough for a fleet to use.

Caul said that the Tyrone sector had done something about armed tax payment, but although the dimension engine was in the hands of the empire's top officials, the High Lords Council was still arguing over whether to apply the dimension engine. From ten years ago to now, the current situation is that even if Calgar wanted to test the dimensional engine but couldn't get it.

If the dimensional engine is really useful, and if the Tyrone sector is friendly and cooperative, then getting a sufficient number of engines before going to Terra will save a lot of time.

When he saw the Emperor, he asked him about the Tyrone Sector.

As for whether the Tyrone sector is important enough that he really needs to go there in person... Greyfax is right about what he said. Tyrone is the Ran Dan of the 41st millennium, but he is not a hostile Ran Dan.

Regardless of whether they are friends or foes in the future, it is worth a trip just to stabilize them.

After careful consideration, Guilliman had planned what he would do next, and then he looked directly at Evrene.

The latter was waiting for the Primarch to ask his next question and then answer it for him, but what was waiting was not a question, but a sincere thank you.

"Thank you."

Efrenie was stunned for a moment, slightly confused.

"You assisted Caul in resurrecting me, and you also helped me answer my questions and told me about the history of your race. Thank you." Guilliman said.

"This is what it should be." Everene was happy with Guilliman's attitude. This meant that the Death Army could establish a cross-race cooperative relationship with humans, at least not to shoot at each other whenever they met in the future.

After saying a few more polite words, Everene left the Hall of the Holy Sepulchre.

The conversation ends here.

Considering that the two Eldar had changed from enemies to guests, Calgar did not embarrass them and even ordered his guard captain to personally arrange accommodation for them.

On the way to the residence, Qianmeng looked around at the strange human planet and asked Efreni: "So, this is it?"

"What's that?" Efreni walked slowly and looked at her teacher.

"You didn't ask them for cooperation, and you didn't discuss matters related to the Spirit Clan. We have to passively wait for him to come to us again?" Qian Mian asked.

Efreni looked like she had everything under control and shook her head with a smile: "The big boy has just woken up and needs some time to adapt. Today is not a good time to talk."

"Big boy? You call that large Ape erectus big boy?"

"What's going on?"

"Asu Yan..."