But they could not possibly coexist within the Imperium of Man.
After all, the past was the past.
"Are you going to Gamma World? I want to confirm it."
"Let's take a look!" Kaz hesitated for a moment before finally deciding to visit Gamma World.
Kaz's hesitation stemmed from the fact that he did not quite believe Gamma World had anything to do with a Primarch's resurrection.
Besides, the Imperium should have cared most deeply about a Primarch's resurrection.
Especially since, over these past years, Imperial politics under the control of the High Lords Council had become utterly rotten.
During the High Lords Council's internal struggles, nearly all of the original Imperial Fists had perished. The rebuilt Imperial Fists were then subjected to Guilliman's harsh so-called Codex requirements, leaving these Chapters unable to grow to any real scale. The High Lords' High Walls Plan further restricted the number of Chapters.
With such infighting within the Imperium, even a Primarch's return would have no meaning.
It was not as though no Primarch had ever returned before.
During the War of the Beast, they had welcomed back the Lord of Fire Dragons. Yet even though the Lord of Fire Dragons had died on the front lines, he had still failed to change the state of the Imperium. In the rear, it was still nothing but political scheming and exchanges of interests.
The benefit of living a long time was that one had seen everything and understood everything, and could remain unmoved by anything.
"If Father truly returned, what would you choose?" Kaz paused for a long while before continuing to ask his old friend what he thought.
Their feelings about Father's resurrection were complicated. They hoped he would return, but they also knew the Imperium might not tolerate his resurrection. Even if