The Ogryns hefted clubs, hammers, and other weapons as they launched their attack on the enemy.
In their simple minds, bigger meant stronger, and the several hundred largest Ogryns, hammer in hand and living at the center of the camp, charged toward the most conspicuous target—Nimrod.
The Primarch raised his left arm, aimed at the head of a charging Ogryn, and pulled the trigger.
The conventional charge drove the bolt from the barrel, and then the rocket propellant ignited, propelling the round onward.
The hardened diamond tip, designed to ensure the warhead penetrated most armor before exploding, punched through the Ogryn's huge, unhelmeted head as easily as if it had been tofu.
With a bang, the fuse detonated, and half of the Ogryn's body vanished as if monster had swallowed it in a single bite.
At the same time, fifteen Ogryns rushed Nimrod.
The Primarch drew the Power Sword at his waist with his right hand and activated its Energy Field Generator. He did not use brute strength. Instead, he showed his sons efficient killing technique.
Nimrod used Article 16 of "Osbruch-Vaya," thrusting fifteen times in an instant.
The Shadows of Order, who had inherited the keen perception of their gene-father, caught his movements.
Every strike from Nimrod's sword pierced an Ogryn's throat, and realization seemed to dawn on them.
More Ogryns surged toward Nimrod. In their simple minds, as long as there were enough of them, they could kill a giant who was only somewhat taller than they were.
Nimrod felt no pressure at all from the elite Ogryns. Not one of them even gave him a chance to test the extraordinary ability of the "Briber."
As he slaughtered the Ogryns, he turned part of his attention to the warriors of the Fourth Company and observed their condition.
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