Warhammer: Do Not Call Me the Machine God
Chapter 501

Boarding the Blackstone Fortress

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Loyalty Infinite was an ancient warship born at the end of the Dark Age of Technology, and its hidden performance surpassed the vast majority of space starships built by the Imperium, which was why Lox dared to use it to carry out an infiltration boarding action.

A relic-grade warship like this was extremely rare even in the vast and well-resourced Dark Angels Legion, and whenever one was lost, even the Lion himself would feel a lingering ache in his heart.

My Lord, have you unleashed the true potential of Loyalty Infinite? I knew this ancient relic warship possessed capabilities beyond our imagination, but I have always been unable to truly start it.

Even the best Tech-marines were unable to truly establish a stable relationship and affection with its Machine Spirit, as if it... looked down upon us.

What an incredible power. Lord Lox once told me some things about you, but clearly those were not all of it.

Corswain held his tactical helmet under his right arm, slightly bowing as he spoke in a reverent tone.

One had to admit that Corswain's manner of speaking was very pleasing to the ear, and even the most fastidious person would find it hard to generate feelings of aversion.

One could sense that his words were entirely from the heart, expressing his thoughts with genuine sincerity.

A Corswain's appearance was also dignified and grand, and although he was not as handsome as the sons of Sanguinius, he gave off an extremely reliable and steady feeling.

This Lion's Steward was completely different from the vast majority of rebellious and untamable Dark Angels, and to be honest, Lox always felt that getting along with these Space Marines of the First Legion was somewhat uncomfortable.

There was an arrogance and a faint obsession hidden deep in

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