Wander! Blue Star People

Guilliman boarded the Coalition warship.

Since the Imperial Navy lacked the means to restrict the Warp, or their means of restriction were relatively weak, Magnus was imprisoned on a Coalition Government battleship.

The warships of the coalition government are uniformly equipped with pure space, and there is no subspace nearby.

Not only was Magnus unable to use his psychic talents, but it was also impossible for the evil god of subspace to rescue Magnus.

Guilliman came aboard to visit Magnus.

After him were Llane and Mortarion.

In fact, there was no need for these two people to come to visit Magnus, because they said they were visiting, but in fact they just came to rub salt in Magnus' wounds.

In terms of personal relationships, Magnus was not on good terms with either of them, especially with Mortarion.

Mortarion couldn't wait to laugh at his wizard brother, and Guilliman had to go to great lengths to get the first one to visit Magnus.

Guilliman still had a glimmer of hope to win Magnus back.

He wanted to give Magnus some spiritual comfort before Lion and Mortarion baptized him with trash talk, to prevent Magnus's thoughts from falling into extremes.

In addition, he also wanted to know how Magnus got to where he is today.

Magnus, as the best at using psychic powers among the originals, was the first to be bewitched by the subspace entity. He wanted to know the whole story so that he could take precautions when encountering similar things in the future.

When Magnus is taken to Terra Prison, he may never see Magnus again, and he will not be able to learn the things he wants to know.

The Emperor is wary of the Warp.

Every time he mentioned the Warp to the Emperor, the Emperor would change the subject, or strictly order him not to explore topics related to the Warp, without explaining why.

He hoped that through this exchange with Magnus, he would understand everything he didn't understand, and then go back and teach it to his "Smurfs".

"Mr. Guilliman, Magnus is being held here." The coalition government staff recounted. "We have restricted his movements, but we don't know if this is enough for a Primarch, so if you If you feel any threat from him, please contact us in time and we will further strengthen restrictions on him."

Guilliman nodded slightly: "I understand."

The Primarch's personal prowess should not be underestimated, and although he had some pity for Magnus, he would do his best to help the Coalition government strengthen their supervision of Magnus, if necessary.

Click——

The electromagnetic door slid open to both sides, revealing Magnus wrapped in chains.

Magnus huddled in a corner of the cell.

The thick chains held him firmly there. The chains were thick and long, entangled him many times, and almost buried him, leaving only his head outside.

The corners of Guilliman's mouth twitched.

He had not expected that the Coalition Government's manner of detaining Magnus would be so unpretentious.

"Magnus," Guilliman called.

Magnus lowered his head as if he didn't hear anything.

Guilliman was not angry.

If he witnessed his home planet turning into a fireball under the extermination order, his performance might be even worse than Magnus's, shouting and even going insane.

Guilliman walked over to Magnus.

He kicked the chains hanging on the ground with his feet and was surprised to find that the chains were ridiculously heavy.

He kicked hard and the chain shook a few centimeters.

What material is this?

He was a little surprised, because based on his understanding of his own strength, even a wall should have collapsed with the kick just now, but he could only kick the chains.

He looked up at Magnus, who was buried in chains, and couldn't help but chew his teeth.

Not to mention Magnus, even if he was entangled like this with these chains, he still couldn't run, and neither could Lion or Mortarion.

"Don't waste your time on these chains, I can't escape." Magnus suddenly spoke.

Guilliman blinked, thinking that Magnus's willingness to speak was a good start, so he followed Magnus's words and asked: "Why can't you escape because these chains are too heavy?"

"This is only part of the reason." Magnus lowered his head. "They also chopped off my hands and feet. If I wanted to move, I could only squirm on the ground like a maggot."

Guilliman was shocked: "What?!"

He never expected that the coalition government would be so cunning.

Although Magnus's identity has changed, Magnus is the Primarch of the Empire after all. How could a pure-blood human chop off Magnus's hands and feet?

Walking like a maggot?

What a shame!

Just kill Magnus!

"Don't worry about me, haha." Magnus paused, laughed twice self-deprecatingly, and then continued, "They promised to arrange surgery for me later today to repair my hands and feet. Take it."

Guilliman was startled for a moment, then nodded.

It makes sense to be able to pick up.

If the pure-blooded human hadn't reattached Magnus's hands and feet, he would have mentioned it prominently in his report to the Emperor.

"Magnus, you made such an unforgivable mistake, and he didn't order your execution, which shows that he is kind to you." Guilliman comforted, "There is still hope for you to return to our team. "

Magnus shook his head: "I can't go back."

"I saw with my own eyes that you burned Prospero with a fire. My hatred for him reached its peak at that moment. Even if I let go of my hatred one day, can he safely use me?"

Guilliman fell silent.

Putting himself in his shoes, if he were the Emperor, even if Magnus sincerely repented, he would not dare to trust Magnus as before.

But he was not the Emperor after all, maybe the Emperor himself would be more tolerant?

"I was deceived." Magnus said through gritted teeth, "Damn the Lord of Changes, He played with me!"

Magnus also saw the AI ​​rebels.

He was alone in his cell before Guilliman came to visit him, where he thought carefully for a moment.

The Lord of Changes had long expected that he was no match for the coalition government, so he prepared AI rebels as reinforcements for him.

The AI ​​rebels are indeed powerful, but not enough.

They released artificial black holes, but the coalition government used special means to delay the explosion of artificial black holes.

The coalition government did not give up its mission to capture him, and the Imperial Navy did not give up its mission to destroy Prospero. No one on either side gave up, so no one in the Lord of Change was saved.

To protect his offspring and the planet? It's all bullshit!

Magnus was furious.

But with his simple understanding of the Lord of All Changes, even if he questioned the Lord of All Changes, the Lord of All Changes would only tell him that this was part of the plan without a blush or heartbeat (End of Chapter)