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

The Night Lords fight without regard to the casualties of innocent people. They will lurk in the shadows and scare the resisters on the planet with bloody massacres.

Whether in the streets or luxurious palaces, you can find the tortured, inhuman form of the dead. The dead who are constantly witnessed and the undetectable Night Lords form the most exquisite part of the fear tactics.

This is why Corax hates the Night Lords and Curze so much. He believes that such mass killings are a sign of incompetence.

This disgust was passed on to Corax's Legions, each of which came under the Emperor's direct control until the Primarch was found.

The first warriors of all Legions were recruited on Terra, and thus these warriors are also known as Terranborn within the Chapter. Subsequently, the original bodies were found one after another, and the planet where the original bodies grew up became a new recruiting point.

For example, the planet where Corax grew up, the Forge World of Kiaval, was later renamed the Redemption Planet to commemorate Corax's achievements. There is a profound difference in combat thinking between soldiers born on this planet and soldiers born on Terra.

Holy Terra is now the heart of the human empire, and its aura of ignorance can almost be condensed into a solid block. But when the Emperor first began the Great Crusade, Terra was so cruel and chaotic.

Terra, ruled by technological barbarians, would not be able to change its bloody nature in a short time even if it returned to the embrace of the Emperor. Barbarian tribes and warlords exist in various regions. Their rules are imposed on the survivors and deeply change their thinking.

The soldiers born in that chaotic place were extremely cold-blooded and ruthless, because the enemies they needed to fight lacked basic humanity and compassion.

The same is true for the Terran soldiers of the Raven Legion. They often use intimidation tactics during battles, and their cold-blooded ruthlessness during the battle reminded Corax of the Night Lords.

Disgust grew in Corax's heart, and he wanted his legions to be liberators, not a bunch of bloody butchers.

This situation exists in many legions. The conflict between the Terrans and the new recruits is difficult for the original bodies to deal with, but it is not impossible to deal with it, but the methods are different.

Horus used the cruelty of the Battle of Gate to consume all the Terran soldiers. Corax chose to send the Terran soldiers to the edge of the galaxy and asked them to carry out a crusade that would never end.

But it was more like an exile than an expedition.

Thinking of this, Jaghatai felt sorry. The Shark Chapter fought in the name of their father, but they didn't know that their beloved father hated them so much.

If Corax can come back in the future, seeing such a bloody and brutal Shark Chapter will also allow them to continue their endless "Atonement Crusade" in the Ghoul Sector.

The sound of cautious steps, followed by the steaming aroma of tea, reached Chagatai's nose. Netanev came in carrying a tray with a pot of brewing tea.

"Aren't you a quick learner? This tea is brewed just right."

After receiving Chagatai's praise, Netanev also smiled, sat opposite Chagatai, and placed two clean cups on the table.

"I have some questions to ask you..."

"Go ahead."

"Why didn't you kill us all in Atargatis? Aren't we betrayers to you?"

Looking at Netanev's face, Chagatai actually smiled. He asked Netanev, "You rebelled? Did you surrender to the Evil God of Chaos?"

"No."

"Are you pillaging the Imperial world with disgusting aliens?"

"No, we have been fighting aliens in this sector."

"That's enough. I prefer you to be loyal to humanity than to be loyal to the empire."

Netanev was a little moved. He blinked, picked up the hot tea and drank it in one gulp. This behavior was judged by Chagatai as a waste.

After making an eagle salute to Chagatai Khan, Netanev said that he was going to deal with the affairs related to the war group.

Chagatai was sitting quietly in the room with a book in one hand and tea in the other. Suddenly feeling an itch in his ears, Jaghatai stretched out his hand and grabbed a slender wrist, "Elafren, if you are too busy, you can go to bed."

"I'm very energetic now..." Elafren took out her wrist, poured herself a cup of tea, and added some sugar to it. She likes to drink sweet tea.

"What are you looking at?"

"The history of their battle group." Chagatai shook the book in his hand, "Let me see what they have done over the years."

"Okay, okay." Elafren took out a soft blanket and covered Jaghatai's legs. She leaned on Jaghatai's thigh and twisted her body to make herself more comfortable. "Old Chaga, give it to me." Let me tell you, I have to listen to a story before I can sleep.”

"Are you listening to a bullshit story? Do I look a lot like your father?"

"I grew up in a test tube, and I don't have a father. If you don't tell me, I will keep annoying you."

Jaghatai sighed and reluctantly told Elafren about the past of this war group.

The Ash Claws Chapter is the same as the Shark Chapter. Their parent chapter is the Raven Guard. They are all Terran warriors exiled by Corax. The only difference is that the Ash Claws are not loyal to the Empire.

The Imperium of Man divided the Space Marines into two factions, the Loyalists and the Renegades. Among them, the traitor faction is divided into corrupted war groups and non-corrupted war groups.

But no matter what the situation, the Empire's only attitude towards renegade Space Marines is to kill them all.

Life is not simple for these renegade Space Marines. The Empire is hunting them down, and Chaos is constantly corrupting them.

Lacking stable supplies and being attacked from both sides, the renegade Space Marines often met tragic deaths. However, the situation of the Ash Claws is much better. They are located in the Ghoul Sector. Their remote location means that there are very few imperial forces around them.

During the Great Crusade, Corax also gave these warriors he did not like sufficient equipment.

Four thousand veterans, thirteen battleships, and twenty escort ships. This kind of strength cannot be underestimated even during the Great Crusade, let alone in today's universe.

"But that's not the point. What I like most is the first sentence at the beginning of this book." Jaghatai cleared his throat and said in a heavy voice, "The Emperor handed us over to a man who just wanted to watch. We are governed by forgotten and dead tyrants. Now that the Raven Lord is dead, we no longer have the shackles of servitude around our necks, nor do we owe allegiance to a traitorous Warmaster or a failed Imperium."