Warhammer 40K: Rise of the Second Imperium
Chapter 194

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The Governor felt greatly reassured when he saw that, after witnessing the sincerity he had displayed, everyone had agreed to send their finest forces to join the battle against the invasion of evil heretics.

He knew that only through unity could they defeat a powerful enemy. Now that he had gained these nobles' support, they would face this crisis together.

With these nobles wholeheartedly joining in, the war would hold out longer against the heretics' assault, and they would have a greater chance of enduring until Imperium reinforcements arrived.

This brought the Governor immense comfort, because he knew that as long as everyone worked together, they would surely overcome the difficulties.

"Go and make your preparations," the Governor said gravely as he looked at the nobles present.

His voice was filled with authority and resolve, stirring the hearts of those who heard it.

"Yes."

The nobles immediately rose to their feet and solemnly replied to the Governor. Their eyes were full of determination and resolve, as though they were ready to throw themselves into battle at any moment.

"For the great Emperor!"

As the nobles prepared to leave, the Governor roared at them, reinforcing their courage. His voice was like thunder, echoing through the hall.

"For the great Emperor!"

The nobles roared their response in unison. Their voices gathered into a mighty torrent that shook every heart.

Their roars resounded throughout the entire Governor's Palace and lingered for a long time. At that moment, everyone's heart was filled with reverence and loyalty toward the Emperor. They were willing to fight for the Emperor's glory.

After roaring their response, the nobles swiftly departed from the Governor's Palace. Their strides were firm and powerful, as if they could not wait to throw themselves onto the battlefield.

The Governor watched their retreating backs,

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