Chapter 681: The Question of Humanity
The Emperor recalled the ideas behind his design of the Thunder Warriors ten thousand years ago, then organized those ideas.
This included the biological sciences applied to the Thunder Warriors.
Every C'tan was a born scientist, but they could not instantly learn everything through some mysterious power like the things in the Warp.
After taking a few seconds to learn every detail of the Thunder Warrior project from ten thousand years ago, the C'tan began drafting a more detailed enhancement plan.
"I thought you could turn the Thunder Warriors into perfect beings in an instant." The Emperor watched the C'tan gather together and communicate in their unique manner, as though he were watching a group of human scientists tackle a difficult problem.
"Creating a masterpiece has never been simple," said the Void Dragon. "The Forger can use mechanical technology to turn the most ordinary human soldier into a super-soldier, but improving the Thunder Warriors involves genetic engineering. Unless we intend to create another kind of Custodian, we need to seriously discuss human genetics."
Hearing this, Guilliman realized something and asked, "You have never understood humanity?"
"When your father was born in some corner of Earth, millions of years had already passed since the C'tan were betrayed by their slaves. How do you think we could have known anything about you humans?" Saranoga retorted.
Guilliman recalled the information about the C'tan that he had learned from the Aeldari and nodded.
The Emperor's birth was regarded as the beginning of human history. Though it was not the primitive age, it could not have been too far removed from it.
But regardless of when humanity had truly emerged, the history of the species could not have exceeded a million years.
That was what Guilliman thought.
He quickly