"That was your traitorous brother. He was no longer something conventional combat units like Space Marines or Thunder Warriors could handle."
"Not to mention Space Marines—even the new Thunder Warriors would probably be no match for him if there were not enough of them."
While Lion was still devising a plan to use Space Marines against Angron, Qin Mo tried to persuade him to change his mind.
"But the Grey Knights once banished him," Lion said. "Perhaps we can have the Grey Knights..."
"Kaldodiego is not here. Besides, Angron is currently within the Eye of Terror. Not only can he appear at will there, but he can also wield far greater power than in the Real Universe. And the Blackstone Obelisks have limited effect; they have not been able to suppress him," Qin Mo replied.
Lion nodded, thinking that made sense.
The sheer number of demons appearing had already revealed a great deal.
With that thought, Lion glanced at the scanning array results displayed on the tactical table.
There were a total of 888,888 demons on Brumm. Not all of them had appeared alongside Angron; they had poured forth from the Skull Fortress.
And this situation was precisely why Lion had previously been unwilling to deploy the Blade of the Omnissiah Titan Legion. He wanted the Titan Legion to deal with this enormous number of demons.
Yet neither the demons nor the traitorous Primarch's appearance was the most brutal and desperate battle situation Lion could have anticipated.
"Those who can deal with Primarchs are either Primarchs themselves or warriors stronger than Primarchs." Guilliman glanced at Qin Mo. "The Lord of Tyran and I will deal with Angron. You stay on the bridge and continue commanding the battle. We need you, Warmaster, to coordinate the overall situation."
Hearing Guilliman's suggestion, Qin