Only then did Fulgrim, who had been sitting quietly to one side and listening, raise a hand to interrupt Iron Man David.
He frowned slightly and stared at Rorschach beside him with an incredulous look.
"Little brother, I thought you had already successfully unified Terra. Your territory has expanded all the way to the Solar System, so why hasn't your interior been unified yet?"
Faced with his Primarch Brother Fulgrim's question,
Rorschach, somewhat embarrassed, had no choice but to explain:
"On one hand, I don't want excessive Bloody Slaughter to cause unnecessary trouble. There are too many individuals on the Homeworld whose combat strength rivals Chaos Daemons, or even surpasses them. On the other hand, most of my attention has been focused on the fleet, and I haven't had much time to deal with Homeworld matters in the long term."
"However, we truly can't keep delaying this. Both the Legion Fleet and the Homeworld's development need a unified and stable rear."
"David, if we launch a Unification War now, what are the chances that the Vengeance Inquisition will rise up and help the Homeworld's people resist us?"
At this moment, in response to Rorschach's question,
Iron Man David, blue light flickering in its eye sockets, did not answer immediately.
It swiftly analyzed and calculated vast amounts of data and classified intelligence, then said to Rorschach:
"The Vengeance Inquisition's internal personnel structure is extremely complicated. Superheroes who cannot understand the political situation make up the majority. They generally maintain a very simple view of good and evil. If we act now, there is roughly a sixty percent chance that a resistance force will form."
"Only sixty percent?"
Rorschach narrowed his eyes instinctively and took a deep breath.
He lowered his head in thought for a moment before finally making up his