With the help of Psychic Network's contact, Hogg watched the entire operation.
For the cavalry, which were essentially mortals, it took the seven Ghost Operatives less than two minutes to eliminate all the enemies, and also cut off the heads of Kor Phaeron and Erebus.
The two-minute duration is only deliberately slowed down to simulate the combat power of ordinary people.
For Space Marine, the enhanced reaction nerves are like watching ordinary people's knife-swinging movements like watching PPT. And with the tactical literacy gained from years of fighting, it takes less than 2 minutes to kill a group of mortals.
A standard tactical squad of Blackwatch has 12 people. Just these 12 people can recover a Hive City controlled by Xenos. Of course, the recovery time cannot be too fast.
For this operation, Hogg sent 7 people, including a legion company commander. It can only be said that these two scoundrels have a lot of cards.
Hogg felt refreshed and refreshed as he felt that he had eliminated the two major scourges, which dispelled the annoyance in his heart. He was even more pleased with the surrounding believers who were kneeling before the moon, although he still did not understand the behavior of these people.
Even though Blackwatch has the belief of the Blacklight Sect, everyone just has the attitude of believing in it no matter how much money it costs. Even Eldar only believes in it to avoid the corruption of Slaanesh.
After the G301 enhanced blood spread, Hogg also explained to Yack that he could control the death of his soul at will. After all, Hogg is still very enlightened to his true self.
But Colchis people are different from Blacklight Believers. They are really pious, and their fiery eyes make Hogg feel that they can die for their beliefs.
Even the Tech-priests who have Omnissiah in their heads are not as pious as they are. Tech-priest still wants something.
Hogg cannot understand this situation no matter how much he thinks about it. If it is for a grand goal, such as Great Crusade, liberating all mankind, it is considered normal.
But it's just because of the illusory gods, it can only be said to be pathological. Moreover, this is the Warhammer universe, and people's beliefs can indeed shape gods, but such gods are often not good products.
The open space under the shadow of the moon is filled with pilgrims. The residents of Colchis have complex religions, and the moon may be one of them.
Horus in the room is still spreading the knowledge of Imperium to Lorgar. Through the sound of the door, Hogg knows that he is talking about Imperial Truth, and Lorgar will express his own opinions from time to time. It seems that the two of them have a good chat.
Taking out the already rounded Kairos Fateweaver skull, Hogg, who didn't want to waste his time, planned to make the heads of Erebus and Kor Phaeron into ornaments. Maybe one day he could open an exhibition hall.
"Master the Angel, is this food?"
The crisp voice caught Hogg's attention. It was the thin little girl. She stared at the skull in Hogg's hand with her lavender eyes and asked curiously.
"Eat? You can't eat this. You can't digest it."
"Hurry up and go home for dinner! Don't wait here like these fools. Watching me is of no use."
"But sir, there is no food at home!"
"Ah this!"
At this moment, Hogg imagined dozens of miserable experiences, which made him feel so rubbish. The guilty Hogg decided to make up for her, but it could only be a small amount.
He opened the pocket dimension specially used to store food, but the contents inside could not be eaten by ordinary people. Fortunately, he finally found a cold burrito in the corner, which Hogg and Auxilia won in a bet!
After a little heating with Dimensional Lightning, the fragrant burrito was handed to the little girl. The deliciousness she had never seen before conquered the child's taste buds and made her eat it with big mouthfuls.
Seeing the little girl eating, Hogg was also hungry. He took out the nutritious meal that Amelia had prepared for him, and Hogg squatted under the eaves and started eating.
The bright moonlight shines on the two figures, one large and one small, and the shadows behind blend on the wall, bringing a touch of warmth to this not-so-beautiful world.
After finishing the burrito, the little girl washed her hands with sand and politely thanked Hogg:
"Thank you for the food, Master the Angel."
"Stop calling me the Angel. You can call me Hogg. I was just teasing you at that time."
"But I saw you flying down from the sky with my own eyes. If you are not the Angel, then you are a god." The little girl gave Hogg the title of god.
"What does that little head of yours understand? Although you have figured out that I am not the Angel, I am not a god either. Do you understand?"
Hogg's rebuttal seemed to arouse the little girl's competitive spirit. In her world view, the tall (two meters two), beautiful (no talking) and powerful (takes food) Hogg is a god.
"You are a god, and you can make food out of the sand. My mother once told me that the one who can turn sand into food is the god. The desert is the test of the god. Only after passing the test, the sand will turn into food."
Hogg, who was annoyed, didn't care that she was a little brat, and said:
"Your mother lied to you. I can take out food because I am awesome and have pocket dimensions. I am not a god. If there is any god, it is not a good thing. Sand is absolutely! Yes! No! Can! Can! Eat!"
Hogg's words stimulated the little girl's spirit. She rushed forward and wanted to scratch Hogg, but the thin girl was directly caught in Hogg's hand, still shouting, "Gods exist, and mother is right."
The quarrel between the two attracted the attention of Horus and Lorgar. Horus opened the door and saw Hogg bullying a child. This gave him a clearer understanding of Hogg's lower limit.
"Let her go Hogg, we are noble Primarch, our father's proud heirs. You can't hurt an unarmed Imperium civilian, and you are such a big person, it is too shameful to bully a child."
Seeing the people gathered around because of the noise, Lorgar, who has the identity of a priest, persuaded everyone to leave and took Hogg back to his hut.
Hogg had already let go of his hand, but the little girl grabbed his arm tightly, making Hogg numb. Coupled with the garbage-looking looks in Horus and Lorgar's eyes, Hogg felt that he had to explain himself.
"What are you looking at? I was wronged! I even gave her food! You brat, let me go and tell them that you were the one who jumped on me when I gave you food."
The two people who were so excited finally got the little girl to let go of her hand with the help of Lorgar, but the two Primarch were still curious about what just happened.
A sulky Hogg explained, "I told her there is no God in this world, and this little brat came up to scratch me. Don't you think this is funny!"
But after listening to Hogg's words, Lorgar said, "Brother, there are gods in this world, and our father is the god."
Hogg smiled with relief. He finally discovered the problem. There was no normal person in Colchis.
"Horus, let me ask you something, does beating Primarch count as bullying a child?"
"Ah?"
"Fuck, Lorgar, punch me."
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