Warhammer 40K: The Jokester Who Saves the World
Chapter 391

This World is Filthy

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Because he was on the opponent's home turf, Hogg ultimately managed to control his rage. Instead of staging a scene like Huaqiang buying melons, he chose to purchase every single film available.

Wesker had originally wanted to call for backup, but with Hogg's crystals paving the way, not only did he not resist, he actually hoped Hogg would increase the intensity, claiming he could handle it.

Just as Khorne daemons dislike warring with Slaanesh daemons, Hogg had no interest in such masochists; if you beat one up, the guy might just get a thrill out of it, leaving Hogg with no sense of satisfaction at all.

Looking at Commorragh, a place littered with statues of himself, Hogg didn't even dare to imagine what kind of image he had been edited into. Divine marriage couple? Screw your mother!

Damn little slut, you just wait. Once I get out of here and assemble my troops, I'm going to finish you off first.

Guided by the local Chromie, Hogg and his party didn't wander into the tourist traps Wesker had recommended, which were clearly designed to fleece visitors. Instead, they rented a floor in a hotel near the Grand Arena.

As the sole objective of this mission, rescuing Jaghatai Khan was the top priority; mere reputation was a small price to pay!

Yet, Hogg was still furious. The thought that precious recordings of himself were everywhere in Commorragh made him want to die. How could such things be allowed to spread?

Even so, Hogg held onto a shred of wishful thinking. He believed that the Knife-ears selling the films must be lying and that these videos were just a gimmick. Much like the "Seven Men vs. Beautiful Woman" films, which turned out to be nothing more than the Seven Calabash Brothers.

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