"Grey Knights were once the loyalists among the Luna Wolves, right?"
Su Ming steered the topic toward the Gene-Detecting Nerve. Looking at the Chaplain and the Wolf Lord, he slowly stated his conclusion.
The Luna Wolves had once been the Chapter of Horus, the great Traitor. But not everyone within it had become a traitor. Some loyalists had broken with their former brothers, and after the Chaos traitors fled into the Warp, they had remained loyal to the Emperor, becoming the predecessors of the Grey Knights.
But that was not important. Aside from wielding and being immune to certain psychic powers, the Grey Knights were not all that different from other Space Marines. They had undergone the full set of augmentation surgeries too. They had Gene-Detecting Nerves as well, didn't they?
In that case, the Dark Angels and the Space Wolves had each lost two recruits. Wasn't the destination of their corpses now obvious?
Firas and Gunnar both fell silent. Both Chapters had their own secrets: the Dark Angels had their ancient betrayal and schism, while the Space Wolves bore the curse of becoming Werewolves.
Now, if the recruits' corpses had been eaten by the Grey Knights, and their Gene-Detecting Nerves were used to read them...
Hiss. Those secrets might not remain hidden.
Of course, there was still a remedy: make everyone who knew the secrets shut up forever.
The Dark Angels were strict with themselves in this regard. They would not turn their weapons on human brethren unless those people were proven to be Chaos traitors.
The Space Wolves, however, did not have so much trouble. Killing people? It made no difference who they killed. It was not as if the Inquisition had never been killed before.
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