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Lorgar was wearing a tattered piece of clothing, with wounds all over his back.

His expression was extremely pious, as if he was serving a supreme true god.

Even if that god never listened to his words.

But Lorgar still prayed every day and redeemed himself.

Like other Primarchs.

Lorgar was thrown into the vast universe by the Chaos God when he was an infant.

He landed in Colchis, a perfect, beautiful and faith-filled world.

Later he was adopted by a local Covenant priest named Cole Phaeron.

According to the investigation of some intelligence personnel, Cole Phaeron was not the first person to adopt Lorgar.

The first person to adopt Lorgar was a local herdsman, a man named Van Mogel.

Kor Phaeron felt that the child was extraordinary, so he directly killed Van Mogel's family and took away Lorgar, who was still a child at the time.

Under Kor Phaeron's abusive education full of fanaticism, Lorgar had the creed of believing in the true God.

Lorgar received a lot of philosophy and rhetoric education since he was a child.

When he grew up, he naturally became a missionary.

With the dual blessing of the extraordinary personality charm and wisdom of the Primarch, he was very popular among believers.

Because of the wonderful connection between the Primarch and the Emperor.

Lorgar had foreseen the arrival of the Emperor very early.

In the illusion he could see, a golden-armored god came to Colchis accompanied by a cyclops.

They came through the void on a sea of ​​steel clouds and guided the legions of angels to the stars.

Under the guidance of the illusion, Lorgar betrayed the Covenant Church he believed in at the time.

Declared that the only true God and the savior were about to come.

This set off a war of faith.

With the amazing charm of the Primarch, Lorgar used his crazy incitement to persuade thousands of Covenant believers to convert.

Thus he won the war.

After the civil war ended, the Emperor and Magnus, the Primarch of the Fifteenth Legion, came to Colchis.

The prophecy Lorgar saw became true.

All the people on the planet knelt and submitted to the Emperor.

Thus, Lorgar officially took over the Word Bearers.

The loyalty and fanaticism of faith engraved in the genes of the Primarch made Lorgar have a twisted emotion towards his father.

He regarded the Emperor as a true god who needed to be loved and worshiped unconditionally.

He even wrote a book called "The Words of the Holy Spirit" to prove the divinity of the Emperor and actively spread this belief.

In the early days of the Great Crusade, the worlds conquered by the Word Bearers were 100% loyal to the Emperor.

The Word Bearers have the characteristic of unconditional obedience to the Emperor.

Until the outbreak of one incident, Lorgar collapsed and the entire Word Bearers went on the road of betrayal.

That was the destruction of the Perfect City.

It was a city built specifically for the Emperor.

All the people living in this city were believers.

Even a tile had poems and scriptures praising the Emperor.

Scriptures and sculptures of the Emperor could be found in every corner.

Priests preached every day.

However, this city suffered the most terrible destruction.

According to the orders of the Ultramarines, Guilliman gave the city six days to evacuate and carried out orbital bombing of the entire city on the seventh day.

The flames burned to death those believers who were unwilling to leave.

The glorious church dedicated to the Emperor was burned down.

All the glory turned into ruins.

The ashes after the bombing fell like white snow, and the whole city was emitting lethal radiation.

Guilliman poured destruction on the city on the order of the Emperor.

Along with the destruction of the city, there was also the 100% loyalty of the Word Bearers to the Empire.

In full view of the public, the Emperor used his powerful psychic power to force Lorgar, the Primarch of the Word Bearers, and all members of the entire legion, to kneel down to Guilliman.

The Emperor even said that if Lorgar continued his fanatical belief, he would become the third Primarch to have his name erased.

Under the double attack of great humiliation and self-doubt.

Lorgar's mental state was somewhat problematic.

Under the instigation of his adoptive father and Erebus, two Chaos believers, he chose to believe in the so-called true God.

That is, the Chaos Evil God.

Thus set off the Horus Heresy that tore the entire galaxy apart.

The subsequent developments made Lorgar collapse.

The emergence of the Multiverse Empire completely refreshed his worldview.

In the face of unparalleled power, the true God he believed in was directly crushed.

The legendary Supreme Leader crushed the Chaos Gods without even showing his face, helping the Emperor win a spiritual victory.

His subordinates led the remnants of the Empire to win the Battle of the Webway and crushed the Chaos Realm.

Several Chaos Gods were even controlled by the combatants of the Multiverse Empire, and they were directly reduced to ashes.

The rebellious Primarch was thrown into prison.

Imprisoned for eternity.

Faced with such a situation, Lorgar became autistic again.

The death of the Chaos Gods made him confused and his faith collapsed.

After a long time, he regained his faith.

That is, faith in the Supreme Leader who never showed up.

From the few discussions of the Imperial Guards, he had learned about the power of the mysterious leader.

He has countless armies that surpass the gods.

The universe operates according to his will.

One command can create a universe, or bring it to an end.

Just a thought can make countless people sacrifice everything for it, including their lives and souls.

Listening to these conversations, Lorgar felt that he was enlightened again.

How shallow his understanding of God was.

The existence of the leader of the empire is the only true God in countless universes and time.

So, he prayed day and night in prison.

Mara stood in front of the cell, looking at the ragged Lorgar.

The father and son looked at each other.

Their expressions were so similar.

".ˇ You shouldn't be like this, he doesn't like other people's beliefs¨‖."

Mara (the good king) said.

"It has nothing to do with you." Lorgar whispered, "I once foolishly believed that you were a god, but I found that you were just a self-righteous tyrant."

"I said, I am not a god." Mara said, "I still want to tell you that he is not a god. I have seen him with my own eyes. He has breath, temperature, and does things that everyone likes to do."

"The god did not admit himself, just because he wanted to redeem this suffering world. This is the embodiment of his divinity. If he is not a true god, how could he do all this? Admit it, father, you can't do all this. You can't even save the galaxy. You made a mess."

Lorgar looked at Mara.

After gaining a new faith, he no longer had the kind of awe he had when facing the Emperor.

"Redeeming endless people, mastering thousands of stars, overlooking the heavens and the universe, even those false gods who fooled the world need to bow to him. Such a person, can't he be called a true god?"

Lorgar looked at the Emperor and said.