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The Plague of Unbelief: Due to a warp storm, at the end of the Apostolic Age, Ga'smo and its surrounding star system were severed from the Imperium.
When the warp storm subsided, the Inquisition discovered that the star system was already rife with a plague-like confusion of beliefs, with the belief that the God-Emperor was not a god and that a true god existed in the warp spreading throughout the star system.
After receiving some information from the Inquisition, Boozbella, son of Hades, personally led the campaign against Garlmo.
During the expedition, Buzbera himself was seriously injured by Tzeentch, who was allied with the local heretical bishop, and was subsequently placed in a stasis field.
Since Buzbera himself is a Macurag, at his own request, he was placed in a side exhibition hall of the Macurag Museum, waiting to be awakened at the right time.
It should be noted that the museum's main exhibition hall displays Robert Guilliman's coffin.
Due to Buzbera's serious injury during the war, the Empire's campaign against Galsmo was not going smoothly. Upon learning of Buzbera's serious injury, the Death Guard arrived and took over the campaign.
After the war, a total of seven planets in this star system were exterminated by the Death Guard.
For the Death Guardians, the religious chaos spreading like a plague in Ga'Smo and its surrounding star systems was not a good thing. Back during the Great Rebellion, their Primarch Mortalian had already seized most of the power over the Plague.
The various signs circulating in places like Galismo now indicate that the Pale Lord is slowly losing his authority over the [Plague].
For the Death Guard, who deliberately concealed Mortalian's [Plague] authority and only publicized his father's [Death] authority, this was perhaps inevitable.
However, due to his severe injuries sustained on the day of Saint Gilles' Ascension, the Death Guardians were unable to contact the Pale Lord himself.
After hastily ending the war, the Undead Karas Typhon, together with King-306, rushed to Macragge and had a friendly exchange with the Ultramarines, attempting to obtain Buzbera himself.
But Typhon and King ultimately failed after the Ultramarines played the last recording of Buzzbella before she fell into a coma.
Accompanied by a dying cough, the recording contained the following:
“Go home…go…home…Macurag…I don’t want to…work anymore…let me…go back…”
After a long silence, Karas Typhon and King-306 dropped their accusations against the Ultramarines.
379.M33-
The second seat of the High Lords Council was taken over by the Imperial Guard.
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Thanks to Jin-306's tireless efforts, the Sons of Hades Chapter was re-established, though it now has fewer than fifty members.
380.M33——999.M33-
Slow Healing: The departure of the Primarchs, especially Robert Guilliman, greatly slowed down the efficiency of the Imperium of Man. Through the efforts of mortals, the Imperium began to slowly heal the wounds left by the Apostolic Age.
During this period, numerous wars, large and small, broke out within the empire's territory, most of which were religious wars.
During this period, Terra launched five and six military campaigns.
000.M34-
Resignation: The Undead Karastifon resigns as commander of the Death Guard.
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Abaddon, in alliance with the Primarch Crimson Alpha, launched the Third Black Crusade. This time, the Imperial main force facing the Chaos Legion was the World Eaters Legion led by Karn and its sub-legions.
168.M34-
Failure: Faos announced the failure of its research and development of Greenskin teleportation technology.
After exhausting the research of more than a dozen generations of sages over two thousand years, Faos announced a change in the direction of his research and development.
Of all the casting worlds, only Faos is still persisting in its research on faster-than-light travel in the physical world.
266.M34-
Contract Breakdown: Due to Mortarion's departure and his mastery of the laws governing Hades' Blessing, the number of Eldar cooperating with the Death Guard gradually decreased, and by 266.M34, there were no more than a hundred Eldar still cooperating with the Death Guard.
469.M34-
On a wrecked Eldar ship that emerged from the Warp, the Imperium discovered humanoid monsters that were far larger than Space Marines. However, according to the Mechanicus, First Order genetic fragments were extracted from these monsters.
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Subsequently, all those involved were wiped out by the fallen angels.
500.M34-
The Prosperity of the Spirit Race: Due to the spread of the Hades faith, some members of the Spirit Race have chosen not to use Soul Stones as their final destination. Instead, they capture soulless humans and use the Netherworld summoned by three to five soulless humans before their death to choose eternal silence.
This action was met with strong opposition from some Ark worlds, with some Eldar believing that their companions had betrayed the Infinite Circuit and delayed the birth of the God of Death, Enid.
Countless battles were fought within the Eldar as a result, but some Eldar individuals still chose their own fate.
During this period, some Eldar claimed to have dreamt of the Eldar gods of yesteryear.
During this period, the Eldar population increased, and many Eldar embarked on the path of warriors.
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Hunt: With the Eldar involved, Soulless have become even scarcer. Two-Face Vox, leading his Silent Lords chapter, enters the Webpath to hunt down the Eldar.
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The seventh time the army was founded.
538.M34-
For Father's sake: The Iron Hand assembles his sons to fight against the Sapphire King in the Misty Starfield.
543.M34-
Abaddon launched the Fourth Dark Crusade, during which Space Marines resembling Iron Warriors appeared under his command. The Empire dispatched Iron Hands, Salamanders, and Space Wolves to counter them.
666.M34-
Fallen: The Chapter Shining Blades has been confirmed to have fallen, converting to the Slaanesh and changing its name to The Perfect Legion.
This was also the first case of large-scale conversion of Space Marines to Chaos discovered by the Empire. As the devastation brought about by the fall of Hades gradually faded away, and as the Chaos Space Marine Legions continued their conquests, the Chaos in the Warp were gradually regaining their power.
700.M34-
Cursed Army Building: The Inquisition discovered more signs of corruption among the Space Marines and Astronauts, and out of fear, the High Lords Council approved the Eighth Army Building.
This military buildup was also known as the "cursed military buildup," as the bio-sages attempted to improve or eliminate defects in the Space Marines' genetic seeds—but instead caused even more severe damage to the genetic seeds.
During this military buildup, most of the newly established battle groups were eliminated, leaving only a few.
999.M34-
Human greed: At a noble auction in the Taiping Starfield, an item suspected to be a fragment of Magnus appeared for auction.
Then the demon prince Magnus appeared at the auction, and everyone present was killed.
001.M35-
Living Saint: In the Misty Starfield, on a battlefield where the Empire was fighting the Greenskins, the Empire's first Living Saint appeared.
This was considered by the state religion as a symbol of the gradual restoration of the divine emperor.
173.M35-
Mutually Heretical: Within the Cult of Mechanism, a two-hundred-year academic war has raged in the Extreme Starfield over whether Hades is a god or a human.
However, during this academic war, the Inquisition discovered technology that appeared to be abhorrent to intelligence.
The Inquisition launched an investigation into the various forging worlds, while Terra's relationship with Mars warmed up.
234.M35-
Return: Belisarius Caul has once again come into the Empire's sight in the Extreme Starfield.
469.M35-
Surplus: During this period, there were fewer wars within the territory of the human empire, and the surplus wealth quickly nurtured countless nobles and warlords on planet after planet.
People began to reminisce about past glories, and the number of civil officials and historians increased during this period.
555.M35-
The High Lords Incident: Within the High Lords Council, representatives of the Imperial Navy, in conjunction with representatives of the Astronautical Army, launched a power purge against the High Lords Council.
The Terra government was once on strike due to infighting among the various families.
Meanwhile, a warp storm swept through the Imperium of Man, severing the connections between the worlds and Terra.
A golden opportunity presented itself. People knew that Terra was beyond reproach at this time, and in an instant, countless local families that had been accumulating ambitions during the peaceful era began to fight each other. Subordinate families assassinated the main families, and interstellar regions swallowed each other up.
Countless Space Marine chapters were betrayed amidst the infighting between mortals and the Forged World, and during this period, many chapters chose to break away from the Imperium's control.
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According to observations by the Starry Sky Court, the subspace became active again during this period.
655.M35-
This political struggle lasted for a full century, finally ending with the victory of the Star Language Court, the Navigators, and the Star Torch Palace, who regained power.
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However, due to political infighting, the civil service system that Robert Guilliman had established and streamlined was disrupted, and the efficiency of the administration further declined.
789.M35-
Titanium!: The Mechanicus exploration ship Land's Might discovered the planet Titanium and the Stone Age alien race on it, named "Titanium".
Due to a warp storm, the Empire ceased its exploration of the star system.
800.M35-
In the name of Pluto, the Fauss Forging World announced that they have found a way to achieve short- to medium-range physical parabolic traverses of the Milky Way by utilizing the torque of neutron stars or pulsars.
Fauss Foundry announced that it will be named the "Bullet Bow".
However, this technology requires enormous resources; the destination is not a specific point, but an area; large fleets cannot perform jumps; and fleets that travel in this way have a 50% chance of disappearing.
Without any hesitation, Faos released all the data of the [Quantity Bullet Bow] to the entire casting world of the Human Empire free of charge.
However, Faos's high profile attracted the attention of Terra, who had already begun to take action against the High Lords who had cast doubtful glances at these forging worlds as early as the Academic Wars.
At this time, the power of Terran government was held by the Star Court, the Navigators, and the Star Torch Hall. These three institutions served the Empire's warp navigation and were essentially one entity.
The faster-than-light travel technology that Faos forged in the world is undoubtedly a devastating blow to the giants who now monopolize the Empire's air travel.
It should be noted that, if they were not providing a stable warp path for the Empire, psionicists like those in the Navigator family would be universally despised by the Empire.
The long-serving psychics in the Navigator, Star Language Court, and Star Torch Hall know that it is the Empire's need for them that has brought them to their current heights.
801.M35-
The Tribunal and the Assassin's Court presented evidence of Phaeus's misuse of the Abomination Intelligence, and Terra declared the world Phaeus forged a corrupted world, sending an army to cleanse it.
In an instant, countless armies were mobilized: assassins, the Imperial Navy, the Star Guardians, Space Marine chapters...
Threatening to cease providing subspace navigation and long-range communications to the fleet, the navigators unilaterally assembled a massive civilian army.
The Star Court has issued a bounty: any psionicist who attacks Faos will be offered legal citizenship of the Empire, a permanent job with the Star Court, or countless riches.
The Starlight Palace released the dangerous psionicists who had been imprisoned for a long time, ordering them to attack Faos in the name of atonement.
The Martian Mechanicus has announced its participation in the campaign.
Meanwhile, under duress and inducement, the merchant fleet announced the cessation of trade and shipping with Faos and the surrounding world.
On the other hand, in order not to implicate his allies, Faos unilaterally rejected the help of forces such as the Death Guard and Greière.
Even so, after that, Faos received two nameless rebel warbands, as well as some mechanical sages who volunteered to join him.
811.M35-
Faced with the Navigator, the Star Language Court, and the Star Torch Palace's all-out attack, which was willing to sacrifice everything, the Faos Forging World gradually fell behind. Finally, the experimental Titan, operated by the Nirvana System, launched a suicidal attack on the phalanx composed of psionicists.
At the same time, Faos voluntarily shut down the black stone obelisk he had built in the Great Whirlpool.
With the deaths of nine Alpha-level psionicists, a massive psionic storm once again swept through the Great Vortex.
The chaotic psionic energy impacted psionicists from all worlds, causing countless psionicists who came to attack Faos to self-destruct on the spot or to begin indiscriminately attacking their own forces.
As for Faos himself, he once again hid himself in the unpredictable psionic turbulence of the Great Vortex.
Terra, whose ability to navigate via the warp was limited, was completely helpless and had to hastily end the war after losing a large number of elite psionicists.
812.M35-
Due to the relentless attacks by the Navigators, the Star Court, and the Star Torch Palace against Faos, the strength of these three organizations was greatly reduced, and the power of the High Lord Council was reshuffled, with the Court of Justice and the Ministry of the Interior regaining control of the High Lord Council.
After that, within the Storm Starfield and the Limit Starfield, it was rumored that fleets from Faos would occasionally appear, claiming to be experimenting with the "bullet-measuring bow," and thus becoming lost...