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Chapter 234: Death of Mortarion
Guilliman was now on the front lines, and like Mortarion, his front line was advancing through the Death Guard's positions with great force, and even the glorious champions of the Ultramarines could not keep up with him.

However, there was also a Nurgle front line that was breaking into the Ultramarines' position. The two Primarchs seemed to have reached a consensus at this moment and met in a square.

Guilliman pulled the Emperor's sword out of the Death Guard warrior, and Mortarion had just finished his slashing blow to a Dreadnought.

Their eyes met.

"my brother."

Guilliman's face was extremely calm, but his heart was already filled with rage.

"Ah, Roboute Guilliman, you are still exactly the same as you were ten thousand years ago."

"And you, my brother, your stench makes me sick! Even if I'm dozens of kilometers away, I can still smell your stench!"

"As a loyal dog of the false emperor, you have a keen sense of smell."

Even though Mortarion did not want to rebel ten thousand years ago, he had seen too much corruption and decline in the Empire over the past ten thousand years, and now he has become a staunch anti-Imperial Chaos Demon Prince.

"Stop talking nonsense. Today, I won't let you run away again."

Guilliman didn't even want to waste a few more words with his brother and rushed towards Mortarion.

The battles between the Primarchs were extremely fierce, and Mortarion was able to make up for his disadvantage in speed by relying on the Daemon Prince's size and Nurgle's regenerative abilities.

"What a pity you and your Ultramarines were not there on Isstvan V, or you might not have survived."

Isstvan V, a place that is familiar to all Warhammer players, was the site of a melee between nearly ten legions and the Primarchs, where the loyalists were ambushed by the traitors and suffered heavy losses.

Even the Primarchs were killed or captured one by one.

"You dare to mention Isstvan V? I will avenge Ferrus!!!"

Guilliman had a good relationship with Ferrus, the Primarch of the Iron Hands Legion. He was extremely angry when he thought of his taciturn but hardworking brother who died tragically at the hands of a traitor.

This anger even overwhelmed his reason.

The flames of the Emperor's Sword became more and more violent, and Kal'tsit, the girl who possessed the Emperor's power, also came to the battlefield in person.

She radiated the light of the Emperor, but was not noticed by anyone yet. Her divine eyes quietly watched the battle between Guilliman and Mortarion, and no one knew what she was thinking.

Mortarion, the son who once experimented on humans and cherished life, has now become the most annoying character of Mortarion himself.

Guilliman began to gradually suppress Mortarion. After all, the power of Nurgle in Mortarion's body declined too much, causing his body to begin to feel out of coordination. He could not fly and could only fight Guilliman on the ground.

Mortarion felt that things were not going well. If the fight continued like this, he would most likely be defeated.

But Mortarion was well prepared. In the confrontation with Guilliman, he deliberately exposed his weakness and took a solid hit from the Emperor's Sword in Guilliman's hand.

The sword hit Mortarion's shoulder, almost cutting him in half, but Mortarion threw away the plague sickle, grabbed the hilt of the Emperor's Sword with one hand, and took out the potion prepared by Nurgle himself with the other hand.

He firmly inserted the tube of potion into Guilliman's neck.

"It's over, brother."

Mortarion's deep laugh came from his respirator.

"You are still the same as before, with a short memory."

Guilliman took a few steps back. The plague almost instantly caused fatal damage to his demigod-like body. It was not just a virus or bacteria, but also the power of the warp. Don't think it's outrageous, because the setting of the Smurfs has always been to not accept their own warp nature, so the magic resistance is 0 or even negative.

Last time, he was knocked unconscious by Fulgrim's sword. He really doesn't learn his lesson.

Guilliman was holding on entirely by willpower, but he couldn't hold on any longer. He knelt on the ground with his sword, his consciousness becoming increasingly blurred.

"you you."

"Embrace the Father's arms, brother."

But this time, Mortarion made a mistake.

He had the help of his loving father, so how could the emperor watch his eldest son die?

A divine halo belonging to the Emperor appeared behind Kal'tsit. She stretched out her hand, and a golden light also appeared on Guilliman's body. Mortarion's eyes widened.

"This power cannot be wrong, it's you, why are you here?!"

Guilliman stood up again, but this time his gaze was particularly cold, a look that Mortarion had only seen in one person.

"Father."

The Emperor will not make the same mistake twice. Last time, Fulgrim put Guilliman into a coma. The Emperor is not a God and cannot save his own child.

This time.

Dad is going to spank the child.

Guilliman held up the Emperor's Sword, and the light it shone from was as dazzling as a second sun. This sword was the one that had destroyed countless demons in the Webway War.

"Wait a minute, wait a minute!"

Mortarion was really panicked this time, because the Sword of the Emperor was a weapon that could truly destroy demons completely.

But how could Guilliman stop? He swung the Emperor's Sword heavily, and everything related to Nurgle in the square was shrouded in the flames of the Emperor's wrath, including Mortarion.

"ah------!!!"

The Emperor ruthlessly executed the beheading, and Mortarion's body burned in the Emperor's flames. The power of Nurgle allowed him to resist for a little longer, but the ending was inevitable.

Mortarion died. He became another Primarch killed by the Emperor himself, and the fourth Primarch killed by the Emperor himself. The other three were the two disappeared Primarchs and Horus.

This is indeed a rare opportunity. Normally, with the power of Nurgle protecting him, the Emperor has no chance to kill Mortarion.

This time, Nurgle was really in a difficult situation. Until Mortarion was completely destroyed, he was unable to spare any strength to save Mortarion, and even a Great Unclean One did not appear.

"That's it, Mortarion."

Kelsey murmured, "Let's end it now."

The Emperor had no attachment to Mortarion. Perhaps he felt a little guilty as a father, but that guilt was not enough to make him show mercy to Mortarion.

After Mortarion's death, the Death Guard could feel the grief of the Primarch's death, and they frantically launched a final resistance against the Ultramarines, but it was meaningless. This madness was not enough to make up for the disadvantage in the battle situation.

The outcome of this battle was already determined, just like the battle on Isstvan V, except that the outcomes of the two sides were reversed.

(End of this chapter)