After Nimrod arrived in the "Kingdom of Disorder," he first went to the Blasphemy Slate and checked the potion formula for Sequence 4, "Fallen Count."
Main ingredients: 1 Hraf Originator, 1 fragment of Be'lakor's holy relic.
Supplementary ingredients: 331,133 milliliters of Helas Volt, 1 Grey Nephilim, 1 head of a Barbarus Overlord.
After Nimrod finished reading the potion formula, his gaze grew deep.
The appearance of the Nephilim was thought-provoking. Although their sonic weapons could kill Astartes, they would not be more dangerous than Soul-Eater Peak.
What Nimrod cared about was that the Nephilim were closely tied to faith. Across more than a hundred worlds, they had enslaved billions of humans.
The Nephilim made humans regard them as gods. Even knowing they were food, they still said to Jaghatai Khan without hesitation, "For mortals, what could be more wonderful than nourishing the gods?"
Do the potion ingredients for Sequence 4 already show such obvious characteristics of faith?
As Nimrod pondered, he also knew he could not be absent from the war against the Nephilim.
Nimrod then thought of the Overlords of Barbarus.
Through his deal with Mortarion, he already possessed quite a few Overlords' heads.
Individually speaking, Overlords are indeed more dangerous than the Hrud.
Although the Hrud's Entropy Field could hide their bodies, thermal vision could make up for that.
Although the Hrud King had not been silenced thanks to his own powerful entropy energy, he had been powerless to resist when facing Nimrod alone, and had been captured in an instant.
But without the help of Nimrod or The Old Man in Yellow from his memories, Mortarion could not have beaten Necare.
"What truly makes the Hrud terrifying is their numbers. In the thousands and tens of thousands, even Astartes would turn to dust."
"When they gather by