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Ron frowned, paying close attention to the movements of Horus and the other Fallen Primarchs in case they disrupted his plan to attack New Dragon Forest Planet.

Those powerful beings could cause enormous trouble for the Imperial army in realspace, and even he found them deeply troublesome.

Horus, the Dark Emperor, especially. The Chaos Gods had practically bled themselves dry blessing him, raising his strength to a level close to that of a true god in reality.

Aside from Ron himself, there was probably no Primarch capable of stopping him.

More troublesome still, Horus and the other Fallen Primarchs could use the Dark Rift for high-speed travel, reaching almost any region of the Solar System.

And the Imperial army would find it difficult to stop them.

"Your Majesty, we have already detected the positions of Horus and the other traitors. They are still some distance from New Dragon Forest Planet, roughly 130 light-minutes away.

"At the same time, we have also sent the enemy coordinates to the nearest Imperial coalition forces. The interception operation is already underway."

The Redemption Legion adjutant lowered his head slightly in salute and reported.

"They got here pretty fast. Looks like they're getting anxious." Ron browsed the intelligence that had been sent over, and his mood eased considerably.

Now the tables had turned. He was preparing to cut off the Chaos Coalition's rear, so of course Horus and the others were anxious.

More importantly, those bastards were still within an interceptable region, which meant he could buy more time to attack New Dragon Forest Planet.

Boom—

Suddenly, a dazzling light erupted, drawing Ron's attention.

It was a meteor fragment wreathed in blazing fire—or more accurately, a fragment of a star.

Dragging a tail of flame behind it, it smashed toward the Chaos Veil in New