Warhammer, but Emperor's Chosen

"Sir Noah, what happened here?"

"As you can see, we have successfully closed the Warp Gate."

Noah's explanation did not satisfy Danathem. Just as he was about to ask more questions, Noah interrupted him:

"I know you have a lot of questions, but don't ask them yet. We must evacuate this planet as soon as possible!"

Dante, who was wearing golden armor, also stepped forward and said in a deep voice:

"He's right, we must leave as soon as possible! This hive city, this planet is undergoing some dangerous changes!"

Noah didn't explain to them. He was trying to maintain the thickness of the veil.

That’s right, maintain.

Not pull it to 0, but maintain it at a relatively reasonable level, such as 13×13×13.

The pharmacists of the Ultramarines and Tiger Claw were busy recovering gene seeds and rescuing the wounded, but due to the large number of casualties, they were overwhelmed and the pharmacists of the Blood Angels and Dark Angels soon joined in.

They didn't have time to slowly return to the upper nest and had to evacuate on the spot.

Since communications had not been cut off, the Battle Sisters and Ultramar Auxiliary Forces in the Upper Nest had received orders to evacuate.

A large number of Thunderhawks also flew from the upper nest to the lower nest, landed on the open ground, and transported the survivors back to orbit.

When the Thunder Eagle left the planet's exosphere, Noah was forced to let go of his control over the thickness of the veil.

Almost at the same time, the surface of the planet began to change dramatically.

This planet, with most of its surface occupied by Iron Hive Cities and factories, suddenly had a large number of towering mountains and deep valleys full of graves. These valleys descended to vast prairies and grasslands, which in turn turned into deserts and finally turned back into rings of Iron Hive Cities.

The yellow-brown atmosphere polluted by industrial waste gas also became clear and transparent in an instant. It looked blue from space, but then turned into a disgusting yellow-brown in an instant.

The planet switches between these two completely different environments so rapidly that it is difficult to understand what is happening.

Eventually, the entire planet began to collapse rapidly inward.

It was as if there was an invisible black hole at the center of the planet, greedily swallowing everything on the planet and breaking it down into dust. Mountains, grasslands, oceans, nest cities, factories, everything was broken down in an instant, turning into dust all over the sky, forming a vortex that rotated counterclockwise around the periphery of the "black hole".

Eventually, this huge planet completely disappeared in the universe. But in the space where the planet's 'core' was originally located, the invisible black hole was still greedily devouring everything.

Even the fleet in the outer orbit of the planet was pulled by the powerful gravity, causing the ships to creak everywhere under the heavy load. The bridges, corridors, and cabins were filled with the shrill alarms of the Thinkers.

Before being completely swallowed by the black hole, the plasma engines spewed blue flames, pushing the fleet into the dark deep space.

The 'black hole' is still in place, even the light is absorbed by it and gathered into a 'glowing' disk on the periphery.

This newborn black hole is still very small.

But if the current trend continues, it will continue to expand before reaching its limit.

But suddenly, in the dark universe, the abnormal gravitational point representing the black hole disappeared without a trace in an instant.

There was no continued expansion, nor was there any sudden explosion.

It simply 'disappeared', as if it had never existed.

If they had not experienced it themselves, if they had not been fighting the Chaos enemy on the surface of a planet called Davin just a few hours ago, even the Space Marines would probably have suspected that this was some kind of psychic illusion.

“Does this count as destroying evidence?”

Noah watched the entire process of the planet's disappearance recorded by the Thinker and couldn't help but complain in his heart.

This is just like a person who gets hit by a car and does not forget to delete the browser history before passing out. He wants to keep a clear name in this world, right?

"Sir, we received a sound array signal..."

White reported in a low voice, and Noah waved his hand, "Connect."

"Yes, my lord."

The holographic projection flashed with images of representatives from various battle groups. Noah asked first:

"Director Digris, how is Calgar's injury?"

Diglis was silent for a moment, feeling a little depressed:

"He was seriously injured and the pharmacist is still trying to save him."

Hearing that the patient was still being rescued, Noah was no longer worried. The title of ICU God of War was not for nothing.

Danathem asked, "Sir Noah, what did you see in the temple?"

Noah looked at the projection of Danathem. The Dark Angel's think tank director was extremely anxious.

Noah did not hide anything and replied frankly:

"A Thousand Sons sorcerer who called himself Fergus was the mastermind behind all this. Whatever he was trying to do with the planet, his plans were thwarted. It took a difficult battle for me to kill him and close the Warp gate in the temple, and that's all."

Danathum remained silent, Fergus, the Thousand Sons Sorcerer.

It sounds quite logical, as every time the Thousand Sons wizard shows up there's always chaos.

Although it was a bit too big this time, it wasn't too outrageous.

"that is it?"

Dante whispered.

The Chaos enemy created such a big scene on a planet called Devin, but this is the result?

Even if their conspiracy was thwarted, it shouldn't be defeated so easily. They have to do something, right?

Dante could guess that Noah must be hiding something from the truth, and that everything existed in that temple. But Daven Star had "disappeared", so even if they wanted to find out the truth, they had no way to start.

Dante didn't plan to go any further. He would return to Baal after this incident, and the rest of the matters were not his responsibility.

The judge will be responsible.

So, let's just leave it at that.

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"Just let it be."

Noah cut off the communication, relaxed his tense body a little, and leaned back in his chair.

He couldn't tell Dante and the others that he went back ten thousand years and saved the Warmaster, right?

Even though it was only a small rescue, it was still a rescue!

The Emperor might reward him, but the Empire would certainly label him a heretic.

You dare to save Horus, what are you if not a heretic?

Anyone with a little common sense would understand that if the truth were to be revealed, the entire empire would hunt him down.

So the truth can only be revealed briefly.

Anyway, those who entered the temple were our own people, and the only one who truly experienced everything was Noah. Isn't the truth that what he said was what it was?

But if there was anything regrettable, it was that I didn't take the opportunity to shoot Erebus twice.

Even if I can't kill him, it's good to be able to vent my anger.

Fortunately, most of the problems were solved perfectly, and the rest are trivial matters and not worth mentioning.

"and many more!"

Noah suddenly remembered something, so where did the glowing spear go?

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Macragge, Hera's Fortress.

Noah returned here again and admired the appearance and voice of the Primarch Robert Guilliman in the hall.

"What are you looking for?" the Inquisitor asked curiously.

Noah's face turned serious:

"No, I am just admiring the greatness of the Primarch."

Otherwise, did he have to say that he was looking for signs that Guilliman had been blown up by the Light Lance?

What's more, even if it had been bombed, it would definitely not be visible from the surface.

“Great indeed.”

The Inquisitor nodded in agreement and walked over to Noah to look upon the Primarch with him.

He just sat in the stasis field, maintaining the same posture and injuries as for ten thousand years.

Here the Primarch will remain until humanity finds a way to save him.

Noah could save Guilliman, but first he had to convince the Ultramarines to release Guilliman from the stasis field. Even though Noah had a good relationship with the Ultramarines, they would not joke about their old father's life without any evidence.

And even if Guilliman is released from the stasis field, Noah has to make Guilliman his teammate before he can save him.

This is equivalent to:

You have to make Guilliman a teammate before you can save him.

You have to save Guilliman before you can make him a teammate.

So there is no solution.

Let’s leave it to the almighty Dora Kaur!

It wouldn't be long before Dora Cawl would come to rescue him with Guilliman's new toilet.

As for now...

Noah turned around and asked:

"Inquisitor Kliptman, are you here to see me?"

Kliptman smiled and nodded:

"Let's talk while we walk."

There are not many people in the inner court of Hera Fortress, which is the private property of the Extreme Marines.

And because it is the place where my old father lives, the defense here is the most stringent in all of Macragge.

Kliptman walked along the quiet corridor of the inner court and spoke slowly:

"Of the ten expedition teams that set out from Macragge, three failed before reaching the Tau colony because their transport ships were destroyed by the Tau, and four fleets are still out of contact. We cannot confirm whether they are lost in the warp or have been destroyed by the Tau. So, including you, only three expedition teams successfully completed their mission.

"Among them, your achievements are the most remarkable. The other two expeditions only deployed Genestealers on the planets of the Tau's alien allies, but you landed directly on the Tau's home world.

"Whether our plan can be successful or not, and even if it is successful, how much we can achieve, still needs time to verify. But your contribution to bombing the Tau people's world is undeniable. I have submitted your promotion report to Terra."

After a pause, Kliptman smiled and said:

"Congratulations, Inquisitor Noah."

Noah's eyes were a little surprised:

"Are promotions in the Inquisition so lenient?"

"Compared to your contribution, this is nothing." Kliptman said, "In fact, if you could have implemented the extermination order on that Tau colony, perhaps you would have been an official Inquisitor now. For example, the reason I became an Inquisitor was because I exterminated a species of alien that was dangerous to humans."

Noah sighed:

"I kind of regret what you said."

Kliptman smiled:

"Don't feel bad. With your ability, it won't take long for you to become a formal judge."

Noah nodded thoughtfully.

To be fair, although Klipperman is really crazy when he is crazy, he is still a pretty good person when he is not crazy.

As a wandering trader, Noah was originally isolated from the Inquisition.

But due to the invasion of the Tyranids, Noah used this merit to exchange with Kriptman for the identity of the throne agent, which was a mutual benefit.

Before becoming a formal Inquisitor, a new recruit to the Inquisition must go through at least four stages: Apprentice, Throne Deputy, Interpreter, and Interrogator.

From apprentice to interrogator, any promotion during this period does not require the assessment of the Inquisition, but depends entirely on the personal judgment of the Inquisitor. Of course, when an Inquisitor decides to promote his apprentice, the relevant report must still be submitted for filing.

Noah’s credit is sufficient, and Kliptman is generous enough.