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The creature was still as strong and healthy as it had been when she had first recreated it from the DNA samples and genetic records the Emperor had provided, and needed neither healing nor any corrections to its genetic code at the moment. 'You've grown big and strong,' Isha chuckled as she scratched the enormous white tiger on the head, the beast purring under her touch. If anything has happened to my son, perhaps Isha can cure him where I cannot. 'As you wish, my lord,' Malcador said, looking relieved at his decision.Īnd, the Emperor thought silently. 'I cannot afford to leave her without my supervision.' 'She will come with me,' the Emperor said. All of his instincts screamed at the idea of leaving an alien warp-construct on Terra in his absence. He could confine her to her chambers once more.but even then, the risk was too high.

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He could not simply allow her to run free while he was gone, not even with the tentative trust they had built up over the years. 'Yes,' Malcador agreed, pausing for a moment before speaking.

I do not strictly need him along, and his military expertise will be useful.' 'I will leave Valdor behind to aid you, then. Revelation voiced none of this, instead speaking again. The thought of another joining them flooded him with revulsion.īut it might have to be done, nevertheless, though the Emperor hoped it would not be so. He had given them the only peace he could, and for that he carried each and every one of their faces with him. Whether lost to daemonic corruption, or gone mad with power, or grief, or.suffering. He knew they would, but what choice did he have? His son had to be retrieved immediately, and nobody else could be trusted, not even Malcador or Valdor.īecause depending on what the Four had done.the Emperor might not return to Terra with his son at his side, but with his hands stained with the blood of yet another of his children. We'll have to be ready, in case any of our enemies decide to take advantage of your absence.' 'You will be my voice and right hand, and all should obey you as they obey me while I am gone.' 'You will serve as Imperial Regent, of course,' The Emperor said, pleased that his old friend wasn't arguing. 'What do you wish for me to do in your absence, then?' Malcador inquired. But from Malcador's narrowed eyes, he clearly suspected that it was not logic which drove the Emperor.and he wasn't wrong.īut the Sigillite didn't argue further. It was a perfectly logical, rational argument. It is vital that we retrieve him so that we can repair any damage that might have been done to him, prevent any further damage and begin preparing him for his role as soon as possible.' 'Who knows what Chaos will do if we do not retrieve the Primarch immediately? And a Primarch would be an enormous aid with the unification of Terra and Sol. 'It is necessary,' The Emperor cut him off sharply. 'My friend, are you sure this is wise? Setting out so swiftly, without any preparations-' Now was not one of them.īut as Valdor left, Malcador recovered from his surprise at least. There were times when the Emperor regretted the unhesitating obedience and loyalty he had indoctrinated all his Custodians with. Valdor bowed, and departed as swiftly as he had arrived.

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You have my full authority to do whatever needs to be done to speed up the process.' This is the top priority, and we set out today. Do not bother with any astropaths or navigators, I will handle that part myself. You will accompany me, and a detachment of a hundred Custodians besides, along with as many soldiers as you deem appropriate. 'Valdor, prepare a ship for me immediately, the fastest one we have. The Emperor was frozen for a single heartbeat, before his voice returned to him and he spoke. The mental workload will be eventually too much and you will be burnt out, and lose the passion for writing. You do not need to force yourself beyond to please the readers. It is a very big project if you are going to cover the Crusade, and I do not want to sound pessimistic, but it could take years to cover just the half of it, at the very least. Keep going, pour your creativity into it, as long as it is fun for you to write, great then! I want you to know that the likes do not matter much at all on the website, there are many lurkers including me who enjoy reading the stories like yours. I had just started reading Horus Rising two days ago and am now reading the last chapter of it. This thread is one of few main reasons that had gotten me into the universe of Warhammer 40k. Then I got surprised when I saw your post and I am glad you took it upon yourself to continue the story.

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