As for the fallen version of Angron who has been captured by the eighth son of Sui Bian (Angron)...

To be honest, he always has a feeling of "regret" and "pity" for his son who is the same person in a different universe, but he also feels "hating that iron cannot be transformed into steel".

Regarding the Emperor's malicious treatment of Angron, there are many speculations in "Warhammer 30 and 40k". The most popular theory is that Angron and his brothers were swept away by the evil god and dispersed throughout the galaxy, becoming the only one who failed to do so.

The Primarch who conquered the planet on which he grew up.

The other Primarch brothers either conquered by force or relied on charm and wisdom, and eventually became the rulers of their hometowns, while Angron has always been a slave.

What's even more "ridiculous" is that one of the original subjects was enslaved by local mortals, with part of his brain removed, and then implanted with "Butcher's Nails", a dark technology used by local slave owners to control and torture slaves.

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Therefore, Angron's originally kind, cheerful, and sunny personality was suddenly distorted, and he physically lost his empathy, emotional control, and ability to feel happiness. Even his self-awareness and intelligence were affected to a certain extent.

As long as Angron is not in a state of anger, he will feel extremely painful.

Afterwards, the uprising led by Angron also failed completely. After all, the defects of his mind and personality meant that this primarch, who had suffered a tragic experience, did not know how to win over people's hearts, city-state management and logistical supplies.

Perhaps it was precisely because of Angron's failure that the Emperor lost any interest in Angron.

After being told that the child might be tortured to death and would not survive until the end of the Great Crusade, the Emperor simply chose to give up, regardless of whether he was cured or not. It didn't matter that he knew Angron hated him, and he gave Angron an entire legion to blind him.

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Therefore, when Horus rebelled, Angron didn't even need persuasion and followed his "big brother" without any hesitation.

After browsing all the information, Sui Bian thought for a few seconds, and then ordered: "Tell Angron to personally escort the Chaos Primarch and Chaos Astartes to my place. Also, don't forget to bring the fighting group with you."
Chapter completed!