Warhammer 40,000: Mortal Gods

The Thunder Warrior's eyes widened.

The edge of the blood sword was only a slap away from his neck. It hung there without falling or retracting.

Kane's avatar noticed something, silently turned his head and looked behind him.

A Thunder Warrior who had lost his legs held Kane's right leg with one hand, and stabbed Kane's left foot with the Dark Eldar's long knife in his other hand.

Bendis came out of his trance and saw Gunter.

Gunter obviously crawled over. The spear he gave him was stuck on the ground not far away, and there were holes made by the spear along the way.

It is conceivable that Gunter, who lost his legs again, held the spear with both hands, inserted the spear into the ground, and moved his body to crawl over quickly.

Kane, who was touched by this strong ant, decided to take his life first.

The blood sword was moved from Bendis' neck to Gunter's spine. Gunter, who was lying on the ground and stabbing Kane, took a look at the blood sword, then lowered his head and roared at Bendis: "What are you still stunned for! Get out! ah!"

With the last syllable of the roar, the sword in the hand of Kane's incarnation pinned Gunter firmly to the ground.

The spine repaired by the medicine was severely damaged again.

Gunter felt like he had lost contact with his lower body, but this was not the first time he had felt this way and he was used to it.

The pain of pulling out the blood sword again failed to make Gunter stop attacking. He still held Kane's leg tightly with one hand, and stabbed it with the long knife in the other hand.

But such an attack was meaningless. During the stabbing process, the long knife not only failed to penetrate Kane's armor, but was also shattered by the armor.

From Gunter's point of view, it doesn't matter, as long as he can attract Kane for a few seconds.

Kane's incarnation did not expect that this mortal body had such strong vitality and could still be alive after his spinal cord was damaged.

It slowly stretched out its hand towards Gunter's head, preparing to kill him in the most cruel way.

At this moment, a point of light hit the back of Kane's avatar, attracting its gaze behind it.

A Dark Eldar warrior pretending to be dead held an anti-matter rifle, his horrified eyes meeting Kane's fierce gaze.

The Anti-Material Rifle is one of the relics of the Ancient Eldar Empire inherited by the Dark Eldar. This thing is supposed to instantly destroy any enemy it hits, but the Avatar of Khaine summoned by sacrificing a Phoenix Lord is not so easily destroyed.

The blood sword was thrown out, and the conspiracy soldier was split into two together with the rifle in his hand, and fell to the left and right respectively.

Kane turned around, put his big hand on Gunter's head and lifted him up.

Gunter did not beg for mercy at this time, nor did he fall into overwhelming fear. He just turned his head and looked into the distance.

In the distance, Bendis had just passed through another entrance, and the portal emitting red light was right behind Bendis.

At this time, Bendis sensed something and turned around.

Gunter smiled and waved his hand, signaling Bendis to leave quickly.

The incarnation of Kane, who was holding Gunter's head, slowly raised his other hand, grabbed the broken leg of the mortal man who dared to challenge him, and then used both hands to exert force.

There was a tearing sound and blood spattered onto Kane's head.

Bendis did not see the last scene. He and his old friends who were still alive quickly ran through the last passage and engaged in the final stage of battle with the aliens guarding the portal.

From behind, Kane's incarnation pressed forward step by step.

Ahead, the elite warriors of the conspiracy were fighting with others next to the portal.

Bendis used his body to push away the alien trying to intercept him, and flew over half a meter away from the portal console.

When his arm was still one centimeter away from the crystal on the console, Bendis suddenly stopped in the air.

He turned around and saw an alien thief whose armor and stature far exceeded those of ordinary Cabal soldiers. He was smiling. The rifle in his hand that could fire stationary positions was being recharged.

The alien didn't wait for Bendis to retaliate, but his upper body was shattered with a punch from Kane, who was chasing him from behind.

The incarnation of Kane had an inexplicable obsession with the portal. It looked around, ignoring the Thunder Warriors who were fighting with its believers, and finally rushed straight towards Bendis, who was stagnated in mid-air by the ray.

Kane, who had entered the static range previously fired by the static stance rifle, was also affected, but the impact was minimal.

As if in slow motion, Kane slowly walked up to Bendis, slowly grabbed Bendis's head, and slowly threw him away.

Until Bendis left the stationary range, his flying speed increased exponentially, and his whole body hit the portal.

Bendis subconsciously wanted to avoid Kane's further pursuit, but he fell uncontrollably as soon as he stood up. He found that his legs could no longer stand, and he could not even lift his arms.

Kane did not pursue, but instead went to kill other Thunder Warriors who were trying to open the portal.

"Damn alien pseudo-god..."

"It's so damn..."

Bendis watched Kane go after the others and was so angry that he wanted to bite Kane to death with his teeth, but he found that his arms and legs could not move. It was simply worse than what Gunter had faced before he was injected with the drug. Embarrassed.

After constantly trying every muscle and bone in his body, Bendis was surprised to find that he still had a stretch of spine behind his chest that he could move.

Bendis looked at the crystal on the portal console and struggled to throw himself to the ground.

He precisely controlled his movable spine and slowly approached the crystal in a squirming manner.

The Thunder Warrior felt extremely humiliated. On this battlefield with powerful enemies, his men were being chased by Kane, and he was crawling on the ground like a reptile.

Maybe you can roar at the alien false god and provoke it to come and kill you?

When this idea came to Bendis' mind, he suddenly thought of Gunter.

When Gunter appeared again, not only had his legs been cut off, but he was also covered in blood, with various deep wounds visible on the body.

He must have met Kane long ago.

He could lean in the corner after his legs were cut off by Kane, waiting for a peaceful death as his life force drained away, but he still crawled over and saved himself from Kane's sword.

Thinking of this, Bendis let out a low roar, crawled forward with all his strength, and finally hit his head on the crystal of the console.

Nothing happened.

Kane's avatar heard the noise and turned his head to look at the portal, which showed no reaction, and then looked at Bendis.

When it saw that this weak creature, which was crippled just by being thrown out, climbed so far, a look of surprise appeared on its face.

After pulling out the bloody sword from the abdomen of a Thunder Warrior, Kane transformed and walked towards Bendis holding the sword high.

Bendis lay there motionless, no longer obsessed with anything.

He desperately opened the portal, but there was no movement at all. You couldn't blame him.

After doing everything he could, Bendis just wanted to wait for his own death.

However, Bendis did not notice that the spiritual bone device he was wearing was releasing light and guiding the spiritual energy from Uslan.

A dazzling white light appeared in the middle of the portal, and the entire door was instantly lit up.

The Sons of Antaeus, the Burning Falcon, the Black Dragon...these Space Marine battle groups that had been prepared walked out of the portal.

After the last Space Marine came out, a huge suspended book also appeared from the portal.