From ancient times to the present, countless saints and stars have shone brightly. They have bright golden spirits and are the treasures of the times.
And that kind of golden spirit needs to be enlightened, and among the places where sages can enlighten, prison has the highest appearance rate.
As the flagship of Blackwatch, Blacklight has spent most of its time as a residence for Hogg as he navigates the universe. Moreover, the scientific research equipment carried on it can also allow Hogg to display his fantastic ideas that shock the world.
For this reason, Blacklight, which is about the same size as a city, only accommodates 400,000 people, including Space Marine of Blackwatch.
Moreover, because Blackwatch people like to pick up garbage very much, the shops on Blacklight are quite prosperous, and many residents are former soldiers.
This situation makes Blacklight cleaner than the flagships of other legions. Generally, no criminals will be sent to prison.
Today, a huge cage was put into the shipboard prison by Hogg.
Hogg, who was pulling the trolley, looked at Lorgar in the cage and remembered that the last time he came to Blacklight was when he had just found it.
Decades passed in the blink of an eye, and Lorgar entered Blacklight again and became a prisoner in a cage. This made Hogg feel that Emperor's educational level was still as stable as ever.
"Lorgar, you stinky boy, are you okay now? City of Perfection is gone, and your Word Bearers reputation has been ruined by this incident, and I have also been killed."
The voice of Hogg interrupted Lorgar who was still thinking. He raised his head and looked at the only brother who was still beside him, which further confirmed his idea.
"Oh! Forget it, City of Perfection will be gone if it's gone. I'll give it to you as your younger brother. It's my fault that I didn't see their true colors clearly at the time."
Upon hearing this, Hogg became even more depressed. In such a big city, all the materials used were good, but he only got 10% of the hard work. This was given to him by Old Man Yellow out of Guilliman's face.
Hogg, who became more and more angry as he thought about it, tore open the cage and pulled out Lorgar who looked enlightened. Due to his height, Hogg had to stand on tiptoes to reach Lorgar's head.
Holding Lorgar's ears with one hand, Hogg pointed at his nose and began to curse:
"I think you are really out of touch. Brother, you didn't listen at all to what I said at that time! I already said that Old Man Yellow is not a good thing, but you still insist on doing this.
Even Mortarion knows that when you meet Old Man Yellow, you must first recite a paragraph of Imperial Truth before making any conditions. It would be better for you to just install a god for him."
Hogg's teachings made Lorgar feel warm in his heart. He also felt that Emperor was not like a human being. In Imperium, only his good brother would feel sorry for him, not like some idiot.
Just when Lorgar was moved by himself, what Hogg said next made him feel that this good brother might be a bit adulterated.
"You prodigal thing, give me so many Adamantiums. If nothing else, I can directly grind out a Gloriana-class Battleship for you."
Thinking that his battleship was gone, Hogg was even more heartbroken. The hand holding Lorgar's ear trembled unconsciously and twisted it hard. This made Lorgar, who was in pain, only squat down, fearing that Hogg would become an ear if he got excited.
"Brother, let go of me first. I still have one at home, isn't it Adamantium? I'll give it to you when I get out!"
When he heard that this young man was so motivated, Hogg, as a jailer, naturally would not treat him badly. He immediately changed his face to act like a good brother and patted the dust off him.
"Good brother, I did read you right. Don't worry, coming to my brother's place is like returning to your own home. You go first and stay in the cell for a few days. When Old Man Yellow leaves, I will release you immediately."
Hogg's face changing speed was so smooth that Lorgar felt that the money-crazed little man just now was an illusion he saw.
But Lorgar, who has learned to think for himself, will definitely not be troubled by such trivial matters. Instead, he thinks that this is the human side of Hogg as a god.
Comparing the two, Lorgar feels that Emperor is really not a human being. This Imperium should only have one sun, and that person is the good brother in front of him.
The enlightened Lorgar even thought that if Hogg is a god, then as a blood relative, he should also be a god. In this way, all Primarch can be gods. Wouldn't it be beautiful?
Lorgar, who didn't know he had jumped from one big pit into another, unsuspectingly told Hogg, Word Bearers the coordinates of the warehouse.
Looking at his smiling brother, Lorgar thought it was his offering to please the gods.
Unexpectedly, Hogg kicked him into the cell in front with a backhand, patted his butt and walked away, leaving only one sentence:
"There is a cafeteria in the cell, don't starve yourself to death!"
"..."
As the airtight door closed, prisoner Lorgar walked into Blacklight's prison, but the scene he saw in front of him was completely different from the prison he knew.
Different from previous prisons, Alicia has a higher quality of life. Even the prison has better living conditions than Imperium ordinary civilians. There are even game consoles inside.
In front of Lorgar, there happened to be Tech-priest wearing very little cloth, who was frantically operating the game console. Lorgar, who was curious, walked over and stood behind this man who was concentrating on playing games.
Even Primarch has his usual hobbies. Lorgar can tell at a glance that this person plays exactly <Galaxy Brawl>.
It's just that Tech-priest's operational level is too good for Lorgar. The player opposite who uses the Angel has already killed her.
Perhaps after the great enlightenment, people have become peaceful. Lorgar said to the loser in front of him:
"There's no way you can win like this, why don't you let me try?"
Nila, who was about to be driven crazy by the opponent, had actually sensed someone approaching, but her database determined that it was a friendly force, so she didn't pay attention.
As soon as he heard that someone was taking over, Nila directly handed Terminal over, wanting to see what clever tricks this big man had up his sleeve.
Lorgar casually found a stool to sit down and started his operation, but he found that even his reflexes as Primarch could not defeat the person opposite who was playing the Angel.
Lorgar, who knows the mechanics of the game, knows that the character the Angel has been whittled down again and again. Unless they are true fans, no one will play it. Of course, those Blood Angels are not within this scope.
As his base was blown up, the person opposite named "War God Infinity 8" typed and mocked:
"Practice more if you are good at it, don't play if you can't afford it, don't think I don't know that you have changed people, what will happen if you change people? You are not going to be beaten by me!"
Perhaps out of sympathy for each other as rookies, the two men in the prison quickly started chatting, and Lorgar also learned the true identity of this woman Tech-priest.
"It turns out to be you, Ryza Fabricator General Nila, who has been missing for ten years. There are rumors outside that you were secretly executed by Adeptus Mechanicus, but why are you here?"
Nila was offended and collapsed to the ground. Although she had been locked up here for ten years, she knew everything about the outside world because of Khala Network's existence.
"Those are all rumors. How could I be caught by an ignorant person named Magos or Mars?
These ten years have been a complete test for me by Lord Hogg. I believe that Lord Hogg, who is as majestic as a god, will definitely see my piety."
As soon as Lorgar heard this, he immediately became energetic. He placed both hands on the body of this female madman and murmured:
"No wonder Hogg turned around and left, I already understood everything!"