Warhammer 40,000: Mortal Gods

"That Tyrone star area..."

The fraudster continued to feed Lane its lies.

But Ryan didn't hear the Deceiver's words. He only heard a familiar rich voice introducing him to the alien god in front of him.

"He's a star god."

"Just like his name, he is a star god who likes to deceive others. Don't believe anything he says."

"But having said that, it doesn't matter whether you believe it or not. Anyway, the fraudster has the ability to deceive at the same level as he says, so that you have to believe it."

"The Deceiver has set commandments for the people on this planet, and those who violate them will indeed be punished, just like that priest."

"But there are not really any demons on this planet. It's just that the liar told everyone that if you speak, you will die. Then people who hear his lies will really die because they speak, but they are just scaring themselves to death."

"Don't fight what he says with your will, Ryan."

"Leave it to me and I will keep you safe from the fraudsters."

The voice echoing in Ryan's ears was also unbelievably convincing, but this voice obviously came from someone whom Ryan could absolutely trust.

The Deceiver continued to tell lies, completely unaware that he had lost his disguise in Ryan's eyes and turned into a bastard god who was full of lies.

"What you said... is so right." Ryan gritted his teeth in response to the fraudster.

If it was Ryan ten thousand years ago, he would have stood up immediately and punched this star god.

But 10,000 years later, Ryan is more mature. He knows that he should not reveal that he will no longer be deceived now, but should endure it for the time being, at least stabilizing the deceiver first to prevent it from escaping or causing harm to the people on this planet. Do bad things.

A single word from the deceiver can make a mortal believe that speaking will actually lead to death, and then frighten itself to death. If it finds out that it has been exposed, it will definitely do terrible things.

"So what do you want to do, Ryan?"

Ryan heard a voice in his ear asking himself, and he answered with his thoughts.

"I want to kill this liar called the Deceiver. Father."

"But you're alone, you're old, and this C'tan has raised an army with lies, and you can't kill it. Ryan."

"I know, I hope you can protect the minds of those mortals. I will return to those mortals, arm them, train them, and then work with them to defeat the Star God's army and kill this alien god who is full of lies!"

"The right decision."

Ryan stood up and interrupted the fraudster who was telling lies, saluted it and thanked it for protecting everyone on the planet, then turned and left, walking in the direction of the church.

The Deceiver looked at Ryan's back with a ferocious smile on his face.

The Primarch was deceived.

At least the Deceiver believed that the Primarch had been deceived, that this powerful warrior forged from warp and biotechnology would serve its purpose.

…

When Ryan returned to the church, everyone was as afraid to speak as before.

Lion summoned everyone under the Emperor's statue and declared to them that he had received the revelation from his father. People on this planet had regained the right to speak, and everyone no longer had to remain silent from now on.

People couldn't believe what Lion said, because the Emperor had never set his sights on this planet, nor had he manifested himself.

Until a fanatic walked up to Ryan and loudly praised the Emperor and the Son of God.

Then many believers came to Ryan's side and praised the emperor loudly together.

They talked for a long time, but no demon appeared to kill them.

So more people began to try to speak, and then they were pleasantly surprised to find that they really would not attract demons just by speaking.

Ryan then told the public about the governor of the planet.

"That's not a governor, not even a human being!"

"That's a supernatural creature called the Deceiver!"

"It deceived you and showed off its power to you. You dare not speak, cook, or reproduce. The reason is not that these things will offend it, but just because it wants to show off its power and enjoy the feeling of driving the mortal body. "

As Lane told the story, people were outraged.

Ryan even had an unexpected gain.

"Son of God! You are right, that guy is not actually the governor at all!"

The believer who was the first to respond to Ryan's words stood up and stepped on the barrel to tell the original body and everyone what happened a week ago.

"A man fell from the sky and killed our governor and everyone in his family with lightning."

"Then it stood on the ruins and told us in a voice that everyone on the planet could hear that it was the original governor of this planet. It had been the governor for a hundred years..."

"We actually believed it...why...why were we so stupid?"

As the fanatics tell what happened on the day the Deceiver came, more and more people recall that event.

Then they realize how stupid they are.

A man who fell from low-Earth orbit killed the Governor and then claimed that he was the Governor in a voice that could be heard by everyone on the planet at the same time... and then everyone believed it. How stupid is that?

People have a sense of awakening.

However, only Ryan knows that people are not stupid, nor are they stupid enough to suddenly wake up now.

Instead, a magnificent spiritual energy is covering the entire church and the large area surrounding it. People under the protection of spiritual energy are no longer affected by the power of material gods.

In addition, the role of spiritual energy goes beyond this. It not only protects people's will and spirit, but also acts as a blindfold against the material god called the Deceiver, making it think that nothing happened in the church and that ordinary people are still there. Living in its lies.

"We are going to destroy that bastard." Ryan spoke, attracting everyone's attention from the fanatic believers to himself. "I will personally train you until you become an army, enough to assist me in destroying that so-called god."

Upon hearing the call of the Son of God, everyone became serious and full of high fighting spirit.

However, there are only a few thousand people in the church, which is not enough.

But fortunately, Lion doesn't have to carry a statue of the Emperor around to get those still deceived people on the planet to wake up and join his team.

At this time, Ryan heard the familiar voice from before echoing in his ears.

The voice promised Ryan that he would use dreams to drive more civilians to come to the church and raise a large army for Ryan.

He also told Ryan that the fraudster was not something that the current Ryan could deal with, but he could challenge the Star God in the name of humanity for the sake of all humans on the planet.

No need to worry about failure as reinforcements are on the way.