Traveling through the Warhammer world, but I didn’t cry.

Luft Huron, as the chapter leader of the Star Claws, his only mission is to guard the Maelstrom in the Badab sector to ensure that the power of chaos is restricted to this area and does not leak out.

At that time, he was still very dedicated, just like all Space Marines with honor and ideals. He killed everyone in the Emperor's glory, fought unparalleled in the Chaos army, and stabilized the local situation.

But traitors who could never be killed kept popping up in the sector where the Star Claws roamed. Huron could not bear it and allowed his soldiers to take over the affairs of the sector, turning the Astartes warriors from a fighting force into a ruling force.

He was also dubbed the "Tyrant of Badab"

The tyrant's dictatorship looked decent at the beginning. Although it is difficult for a powerful space warrior who has been licking blood for a long time to negotiate fairness and justice with you, at least the iron-fisted rule made the Badab sector prosperous.

The combined and trained mortal armies filled the deficiencies of the Space Marines' defense and allowed the Star Claws to focus more energy on more valuable war targets.

He submitted a document to the High Lord, requesting more troops to help defend the sector. However, the Terran government responded to the Maelstrom Guardian's requests with silence as always.

Maybe due to political considerations? Worried about a group of Space Marine Chapters that have come together to rebel and become independent?

Maybe it's for military reasons? The wars in other places no longer allow them to deploy any troops?

Regardless of what the High Lords thought, the Hurons were tired of a Terran government that would offer them no help.

He was disgusted that the high lords of Terra did not consider the situation of the Maelstrom Star Region at all. In the past, they transferred the Tomb Guards, and the offensive and defensive momentum of the Maelstrom Star Region was reversed.

The already stretched troops forced the Space Marines to shrink their front lines, and the world they had regained after decades of war once again fell into the arms of the enemy.

This time the rejection made Huron even more angry, like General Sheffield in Call of Duty.

"I killed thirty thousand of my brothers in one night, and they were just fucking watching."

If it were Huron, this sentence could be changed to.

"I have worked hard for the empire, and countless brothers have shed their blood to stop the invasion of Chaos. Now that I can win, you insects will only hold me back."

Huron's head was filled with excitement and his heart was filled with excitement. They directly cut off the taxes paid to the empire, sent troops to block trade in the sector, and left all resources in the Badab sector to build the army.

Regardless of Huron's thoughts, his behavior was tantamount to treason.

The vigorous Badab War broke out. This time the war was not the empire's fight against Chaos and the aliens, but an imperial civil war.

The Weeper and Mantis Warriors were two Chapters who were on the wrong side of the Badab War, and not because they subscribed to Huron ideals. But they have been treated kindly by Huron's Star Claws for a long time. In their eyes, Huron is an Astartes warrior worthy of respect. He talks the truth and treats others politely.

For Foros, the former Chapter Master of the Lamenters, centuries of punishment and ostracism from Terra's higher-ups also left him feeling dissatisfied.

As for the conflict between Huron and the Empire, they only thought it was caused by a misunderstanding. They knew nothing about Huron's tax evasion.

To them, this was just another attempt by corrupt Imperial officials to erode the Astartes' traditional autonomy.

The Lamenters Chapter carried forward their tradition of kindness and were unwilling to harm any of their brothers, even if those brothers came with the attitude of killing them all.

Using sophisticated strategies and relatively large numbers, the Lamenters successfully drove off the attacks of the Knights Errant Chapter one after another.

Finally, they were attacked by the Minotaur Chapter under the Inquisition. After occupying the Weeper's fortress monastery, using the wounded and the Chapter's gene seed bank as bait, and setting up an ambush, the Weeper suffered a brutal Ambush battle.

The battleship Storm Daughter became the trophy of the Minotaur Chapter. Even the power to salvage the equipment and gene seeds of the Death Brothers was handed over to the Minotaur Chapter. There were only more than 300 injured in the entire Chapter. Brother, Chapter Master Foros is also missing.

After the war, interrogations of the Space Marines revealed that the Weeper's side with the Hurons was not a rebellion against the Empire. The relationship between the sovereignty of the Empire and the sovereignty of the Astartes was brought to the table, and the two powerful forces engaged in a political contest.

The result was that the Weeper Chapter received a simple pardon. They were not excommunicated and rebellious, but they had to go on a one-hundred-year atonement expedition.

They were not entitled to receive any supplies during the Crusade of Atonement; either the Chapter survived until the end of the Crusade, or the Chapter disappeared during the Crusade.

Before the Atonement Crusade, their attitude of caring about mortals fighting for civilians also impressed the Salamander Chapter's sub-groups, and they secretly stuffed them with a lot of supplies.

Perhaps the Lamenters Chapter was once again involved in a warp storm during the Atonement Crusade. After escaping, they arrived in the Ghoul Sector and encountered their old enemy, the Space Sharks.

After listening to Lin Fan's description, Perturabo smashed the table angrily. He cursed the stupidity and incompetence of mortal bureaucrats, and vowed that he would lead his troops into Terra and paint the trench walls with the blood of the high lord's entire family.

"Are you feeling sad and angry for them?"

"I'm angry because those bastards have so tarnished the sovereignty of the Astartes! The Space Marines should not have to endure such humiliation and injustice!" Perturabo became more and more excited as he shouted. He had already prepared a complete set of plans to clean up Terra. Bureaucratic plan, and prepared to drag Lin Fan to Terra to kill.

Lin Fan watched Perturabo's catharsis indifferently, watching the cooling vents of his armor spit out hot condensed gas.

Perturabo may not feel sorry for the Weeper's suffering; after all, he values ​​strength and tenacity. Even if the Lamenters' saving of mortals would touch Perturabo's heart, their fighting prowess in battle would also send Perturabo's blood pressure soaring.

Now Perturabo was just angry at the Terran Lords for marginalizing and suppressing the Astartes warriors.

During his active days, the only one who could suppress the warriors of the Astartes was the Emperor, leaving mortal governments to tremble under their iron boots.

Lin Fan sighed, this is the situation of the empire.

This country with the Emperor at its core was falling out of the increasingly corrupt and chaotic state of the Emperor, and lacked a strong core to blend the differences between the various forces.

The Astartes' war is not for profit, nor for brotherhood. They are convenient tools for mankind to exist in the dark universe.

The Empire nominally controls the Astartes, but in reality they have no control over the Astartes.