I Have It All Planned Out

Perturabo had proposed it?

Roboute Guilliman frowned. He truly had not expected Perturabo to make such a bold innovation.

After Perturabo and Rogal Dorn had finished arm-wrestling, Roboute Guilliman finally had the chance to ask Perturabo exactly what he had in mind.

Rubbing his stiff, aching arm and silently cursing Dorn for being such a rock, Perturabo handed several thick documents to the other Primarchs.

The moment Roboute Guilliman opened the first page, he understood why Perturabo had come up with such an interesting plan.

The joint strike system composed of T'au, humans, Aeldari, and Space Marines had given Perturabo considerable inspiration. He believed this sort of tactic should also be developed further among the Space Marines.

Fulgrim recalled, "I remember the Imperium already has an organization like this. It was called the Deathwatch, wasn't it? Every Chapter sends veterans to join that organization specializing in fighting xenos."

"Not just veterans. In fact, some Chapters also send their most unmanageable troublemakers there," Roboute Guilliman added.

"Troublemakers? If that is true, then I imagine the Space Wolves could provide quite a few recruits. They are famous for being impossible to discipline," Fulgrim quipped.

"That reminds me of a diplomatic matter. Russ wanted to send a few men as diplomats, but none of his sons wanted the job. They would rather fight their father than go down there," Roboute Guilliman continued.

"I am curious. How did you know about the Deathwatch?" Dorn looked at Roboute Guilliman.

Roboute Guilliman was somewhat embarrassed. He owed his knowledge of so much to the Ultramarines' exceptional recordkeeping and preservation of documents.

Moreover, as a Space Marine Chapter with stable recruiting worlds, the Ultramarines had relatively abundant manpower, enough to spare personnel for the Deathwatch.

During the previous Tyranid Wars, the Ultramarines had received support from the