Magnus's eyes were blackened, and Leman Russ had clearly not held back when he threw that punch.
Everyone was startled by the commotion, and the Doctor came over to ask what had happened. Leman Russ's only response was:
"My arm was sore. I stretched it and accidentally hit my brother in the face. It's his fault for being so inconspicuous that I forgot someone was sitting beside me."
Leman Russ's answer was exceedingly perfunctory, but since Magnus did not say anything, the Doctor did not press further. They merely hoped that Leman Russ would use less force when stretching his arms and legs next time.
After all, that punch had nearly flipped the moving armored vehicle onto the roadside...
But honestly, the outdated armored vehicle had only managed to carry two Primarchs because Magnus had been secretly lending it his strength.
Rhodes Island headquarters was a mobile landship, so its location changed frequently. Fortunately, the Doctor had a coordinate locator developed by the Engineering Department, which could quickly pinpoint the Rhodes Island landship's position.
The armored vehicle drove into the landship, and Magnus looked outside through the narrow window.
This reminds me of the battle fortresses controlled by Ferrus Manus's Iron Hands, but I don't see any weapons on it.
Shouldn't we be more concerned about a pharmaceutical company owning a landship? Those two things do not exactly belong together.
It is indeed suspicious... A medical company with so many armed personnel under its command. Don't tell me they operate on both sides of the law? Ha ha...
That is not funny.
The two got out amid their exchange and entered the interior of the Rhodes Island landship. Many Rhodes Island non-combat personnel worked here, inspecting the armored vehicle's condition and arranging for its proper repairs.
The technological style of