Chapter 83 Chaos is coming

"This is what the original body meant." Regula said, his voice carrying the coldness and rationality unique to the Mechanicus. "Before carrying out the mission on Pharos, the original body had already thought of this problem, and therefore had a thorough understanding of all technologies.

The personnel issued a gag order.”

"The Mechanicus members and technical workers who are responsible for repairing the Pharos Lighthouse are not allowed to ask about the defense system, and the work we are doing is not allowed to be disclosed to others at will."

Amarych stared closely at Regula's face made of fine gold and cables, and it could be seen that he was somewhat resistant to this order from the original body.

During this time, he always felt uneasy.

A soldier's intuition told him that there was something not simple behind this matter.

Amarici felt like he was in a huge whirlpool.

Something was happening and he didn't know anything about it.

"Sir, you don't need to worry. Appropriate secrets are conducive to the advancement of the plan. Not everyone can stay absolutely sane. Sometimes, the truth will only make the plan a mess."

Regula's mechanical prosthetic eye was buzzing.

He stared intently at Amarici's broad face.

Capture the other person’s inner thoughts from their expressions.

The auxiliary computing brain in the skull calculates the possible consequences of each sentence.

"I am absolutely loyal to the Emperor," said Amarych. "Isn't it an irony that I cannot be trusted?"

"Before the real test came, everyone said that they were absolutely loyal to the Emperor. Before I was promoted to Sage, I wandered around many planets in the galaxy, looking for the technology left by the God of All Machines. During that time,

I have witnessed countless crimes committed in the name of the Emperor. People use the name of the Emperor to vent their twisted desires, but they pretend that they are doing it for the Emperor, thereby justifying their every move."

There was a rare hint of sarcasm in Sage Regula's voice.

"Are you doubting me?" Amarici frowned and his tone was a little high. It was obvious that Regula's words made him a little angry.

"I am not doubting you, Marshal. The Emperor has not spoken for ten thousand years. He is on the golden throne, only one step away from death."

Regula said, "Do you think the current Milky Way is what he needs? Or is it really his dream??"

"I have in my hand an angry recording of Vulcan, the primarch of the Salamander Chapter who returned during the Beast Wars. He angrily denounced the people in the Imperial Senate as traitors to the empire's ideals. If not during the Beast Wars, the entire empire would need to be united.

Agreed, do you think they can survive the enraged Primarch?"

"Carefully recall every scene when you met the Primarch. Whenever he talked about the current situation, there was always suppressed anger in his voice. He did not go to Terra, but chose to start from Macragge.

The problem has been explained."

Amarici's expression turned from angry to solemn, "What's the problem?"

"He doesn't trust the Senate, nor does he trust the current empire. He would rather reshape it all over again than waste time going to Terra and wasting time with those nobles and bureaucrats." Regula whispered, "You are loyal to the emperor.

Emperor, but is your loyalty really the kind of loyalty that the Emperor wants? There is a reason why the original body ordered you to guard here, so why do you want to get to the bottom of it so deeply?"

Amarici opened his mouth, but in the end did not refute what the mechanical sage Regula said.

"I understand, I won't ask any more questions."

After leaving these words, Amarici turned and left.

Regula's ruby-like electronic eyes moved with Amaric's footsteps until the other party's figure disappeared from sight.

Connected with neural cables, the silver-plated servo skull levitated and flew in front of Regula.

Following Regula's thoughts, the servo skull released beams of light from its mouth, forming a holographic projection.

With the help of projection, Regula had a panoramic view of the entire structure of the Pharos Lighthouse.

The lighthouse covers a vast area, like a majestic mountain range piercing the clouds and entrenching itself on the plain.

The Pharos Beacon played an important role during the Horus Heresy, using its special empathic pulses to guide Imperial ships through warp storms.

Such technology is urgently needed by the Empire.

If the lighthouse can be reproduced, the navigation difficulties in the dark realm of the empire will be alleviated.

The warp storms can no longer stop humanity.

By then, with its huge size, the Human Empire will once again gain the advantage and drive away Chaos and many aliens.

Regula checked the repair progress. The main functional areas have been repaired, and the secondary areas will also be completed.

The Pharos Lighthouse was once damaged and was later filled with cement by the original body.

Now that it has been dug out, many places need to be renovated.

There is actually a very long story about the Pharos Lighthouse.

Loyalty, but also full of sadness.

Witnessed humanity's transition from glory to betrayal and decline.

This story is that of a loyalist who rebelled against the Legion.

That loyalist's name is Dantihawk, and he is an Iron Warrior.

The Iron Warriors rebelled against the Empire under the leadership of Perturabo and participated in the massacre of loyalists in the Istvan system.

Dantioch spurned the actions of his original body and led his remaining men to kill the traitors who came to persuade him to surrender. After a battle, he seized the ship and escaped.

He originally planned to go to Terra, but ended up in the Ultramar Star Territory by accident.

Under Guilliman's entrustment, Dantioch took charge of the maintenance of the Pharos Lighthouse and launched it.

Later, the Night Lords attacked Pharos. In order to repel the enemy, Dantihawk sacrificed his life, overloaded the Pharos lighthouse, and killed the enemies who invaded Pharos.

Dantihawk also died because of this behavior, and died in the arms of his teammates.

The Pharos Lighthouse witnessed a true steel warrior who fought for his beliefs.

This incident happened very long ago, and Sage Ruigula only knew a rough idea.

Many loyalists died during the Horus Heresy, and they all have their own stories.

It's a pity that no one sings these stories and no one remembers them.

Sage Regula also accidentally learned about this matter when he was looking for information about the Pharos Lighthouse.

He didn't feel anything about the story.

All mortals are mortal.

Destiny will always erase the signs of anyone, loyal or not.

Everything returns to dust.

The reason why Sage Regula remembers this Iron Warrior who died ten thousand years ago.

Simply because the various documents left behind by Dantihawk when he repaired the Pharos Lighthouse are important references that allow him to have a more comprehensive understanding of the lighthouse and formulate relevant maintenance work.

In fact, Regula was also confused.

The relevant data of the lighthouse has been sorted out and sent back to Macragge for imitation.

This old lighthouse does not need to be repaired at all.

But Caul and Guilliman insisted on repairs and sent a large number of troops over, pretending to be on guard.

According to rational logic, this matter is full of weirdness from beginning to end.

On the other side of the Faros Fortress.

Clovis and the gathered members of the Gray Knight Brotherhood performed daily prayers.

Then, Clovis opened his eyes suddenly and stood up.

His movement interrupted the prayer service.

Many Gray Knight brothers opened their eyes one after another and looked at Clovis in confusion.

"Chaos has invaded this planet." Clovis looked at his brother with a solemn tone.

Each Gray Knight's face became solemn and solemn.

"Can you feel the evil?" asked one of the Gray Knight brothers.

The other Gray Knights looked at Clovis, waiting for his answer.
Chapter completed!