The raging Chaos Plague kept pouring out of Portal under the will of Nurgle, trying to cover those Daemon who were still alive.
The previously dripping Panacea dispersed the power he projected here, and he must regain control of the battlefield situation in order to apply new blessings to those Daemon damaged by Panacea or withdraw them.
But Men of Iron is absolutely sensitive to battlefield monitoring.
The operation of each combat unit will provide surrounding data intelligence.
What's more, Titan Ship is still hanging outside this abnormal land.
When the decaying green mist began to shrink and spurt out again, a group of Destroyer Heavy Robot strode across both sides of the battlefield, covering the entire Portal with flames.
The scorching heat and plague made a sizzling sound when they came into contact, and the air was filled with the stench of burning and decay.
And there are still a group of 'lost lambs' who are confused on the battlefield.
Deathshroud surrounds Mortarion.
This traitor Primarch is experiencing a strange state.
Fresh flesh and flesh and decay are fighting against each other, making Mortarion miserable.
Men of Iron chased the Nurgle Daemons but completely ignored them.
His Warp Essence had already been engraved into his soul by Nurgle when he was Daemonhood.
Even though Nurgle has now taken back all the blessings given to him, his essence has not changed.
When Mortarion collected Men of Iron and spilled it on Nurgle's Garden's Panacea, he never thought of using it on himself.
He knew very well that with this small amount of medicine, it might be possible to save some Progeny, but using it on himself would most likely be meaningless.
Nurgle's power continuously surrounds his body, and even if it can be suppressed for a while, it will eventually be swallowed up by corruption again.
It only makes sense when used on Progeny.
For this reason, the first thing he did was to free those Deathshroud who had followed him for a long time from the control of corruption.
He specially went to Realspace, found several Dark Mechanicum and Sage, and built a secret room that isolated all energy in a special way.
As Daemon Prince, Mortarion used his authority to take away the plague blessing from these Progeny, and then used only a few dozen milliliters of medicine on them in the secret room.
Panacea quickly gave Mortarion the answer he longed for.
Even if it is only a little more than one milliliter per person, these medicines still exert an amazing effect.
Each living body separated from the rotting flesh and blood carcass.
They got rid of the bloat and the pollution of Chaos.
Mortarion recalled the scene when Nurgle's Garden was attacked by Men of Iron. After being washed away by a large amount of Panacea, Death Guard escaped from control. They walked naked on the filthy Garden of Nurgle and rushed towards Typhus.
But out of caution, he still used a little bit of strength to see if these Progeny would still be corrupted.
The results are amazing.
The weak power of the plague is immune to these reborn Progeny, but if it increases its power a little further, corruption will still emerge on them.
But if Mortarion takes back his power, the corruption on their bodies will soon heal itself.
Mortarion speculates that it may be because they used too little Panacea. If they can get enough Panacea to flush everyone, maybe they can completely get rid of the influence of Nurgle's power.
Realizing this, Mortarion immediately had other ideas.
He deployed a batch of normal armor that had been sealed by the legion to re-arm these Progeny.
And these Terminator Armour were disguised to a certain extent.
Want to find a place to release them back to normal Physical Universe.
However, the warriors of Deathshroud are the most loyal to Mortarion, and they have never given up their loyalty even after being corrupted by Chaos.
After overcoming the huge change in their thinking, they still decided to follow Mortarion, and they were also planning to find a way to save their father Primarch.
Helpless Mortarion took them back to Warp. In order to ensure that they would not be exposed to other Progeny, these reborn Deathshroud followed him all the time.
Then I started trying to find out where Panacea was, but the results I got were cruel.
Panacea is either in Ultramar or Nocturne. He does not want to continue to create new conflicts with these former brothers.
If you want Progeny to get a good result, Mortarion must not continue to act the same as before.
As for Men of Iron, it must be available on Titan Ship, but Mortarion cannot be grabbed and I dare not grab it.
Men of Iron dared to rush into Chaos's field to face Chaos God. Mortarion doesn't think he is more powerful than Nurgle.
So Mortarion thought of a way. He needed a Token of Sincerity, something that could show his sincerity to negotiate with Imperium.
Then he began to hunt Typhus.
It is precisely for this reason that he appears here.
Although it is embarrassing, Mortarion knows very well that Imperium is aware of the conflict between him and Typhus.
Jaghatai has mocked him to his face more than once. Typhus is the master of the Fourteenth Legion, and Death Guard is the real talker.
In fact, after Horus Heresy, Typhus caused more disaster to Imperium than Mortarion itself.
As long as there is no forced order from Nurgle, Mortarion rarely takes the initiative to attack those Imperial World. He does not hate humans, otherwise there would not be so many people on Barbarus who regard Mortarion as their savior.
Among all the rebels' Primarch, Mortarion and Magnus are both forced and helpless.
It's just that Mortarion is still the same as before even after Daemonhood, but Magnus is lost in the knowledge of Psychic Power from Tzeentch.
From a certain perspective, Mortarion is actually closer to a combination of Vulkan and Perturabo. Although he has many flaws, he also has extraordinary humanity.
The sight of Men of Iron bypassing Death Guard and Mortarion and attacking forward was quickly discovered by Dorn.
Dorn dragged Jaghatai, who was still talking to Sentinel, to his side, and then pointed at those Death Guard and asked.
"Why are those Traitors being skipped?"
Jaghatai was also a little surprised. He had read many records about Iax, and Men of Iron seemed to never show mercy to these Traitors troops.
But the situation in front of me is indeed a bit strange.
In fact, this is a chain reaction caused by extremely complex reasons.
Iax first encountered Plague Marine, and is no stranger to Death Guard.
Men of Iron was indeed not merciful towards the traitorous legions.
However, as more and more information and data are collected and the emergence of loyalists Word Bearers Erson, Iax continues to improve the judgment method.
Many rebel legions have loyalists, and Iax regards these people as part of Imperium's power.
In the eyes of Men of Iron, these clean Death Guard Terminator were classified as loyalists of the rebel legion.
And Mortarion, who was surrounded by them and suffered from Panacea and the plague, was judged by Men of Iron to be the captured traitor Primarch.
Men of Iron is more principled than Guilliman. They don't want other people's prisoners.