Chapter 214 Slaanesh Thinks He Understands

"Mine, that should all be mine!"

Listening to the loud shouts from his own Primarch, Lin En felt that he had come at the wrong time and felt a little embarrassed.

Because of the mental network, Hogg's previous obscene behavior had been explained by him, but there were still many Space Marines who believed that their father had awakened some incredible habit.

The rumor began to spread rapidly, and now several different versions have been developed. The most ridiculous thing is that physical books have begun to appear.

Driven by curiosity, Lin En also bought a copy. After he finished reading it, his three views were shattered. He quietly collected it and sighed that the author was so talented and bold.

Little did he know that the author was none other than the fourth captain of his company, and by the time Ginny finished writing the book, it would have probably spread throughout the entire warp.

Hogg, who was unaware that he had died doubly, was still looking at the ships in the distance with heartache, and his expression was also seen by the distinguished guests brought by Lin En.

It is said that admiration is the farthest distance. After seeing the god he had always believed in, Cyrene, who had become a die-hard fan, suppressed his fear and wanted to continue praying.

But just as Cyrene was about to kneel down, he was stopped by Hogg.

Looking at the culprit who caused his social demise, Hogg lost his temper. He couldn't just get rid of her, after all, he was the one who licked her.

Seeing that the god she believed in was distressed because of her, Cyrene's little head was filled with pain. She felt that she should do something to ease Hogg's mood.

Thinking of how Hogg loved to lick her feet in the Perfect City, Cyrene wanted to stretch out her legs again.

Hogg discovered the problem in advance and pressed it down, narrowly avoiding another social disaster. However, seeing that his brainless fan was still barefoot, Hogg felt confused:
"Cyrene, right? Why do people in your perfect city not like to wear shoes? I see that even your city is made of pure gold. You don't have even this little money, do you?"

The Black Watch on duty nearby also discovered the blind spot. They were also very curious: why do these religious believers not like to wear shoes?

But Cyrene's answer was beyond everyone's expectations.

"Sir, we have offered all our property to the gods, and only kept the basic food and fresh water. Only in this way can we show our piety to the gods."

After hearing this reply, everyone felt incredible. Black Watch couldn't understand why an illusory spiritual symbol could make people give up their material needs.

You know, today's empire believes in the imperial truth, and science and technology are the consensus of the people. Even Alicia, who has the Black Light Sect, only regards the sect as a hobby club.

Not to mention that their father is a Primarch like Hogg. Even though they themselves know that their father is unreliable, they can still understand where Hogg's bottom line is.

But most of the Space Marines in the bridge participated in the burning of the Perfect City. They also saw those inexplicable believers and have been thinking about this problem in the past few days.

Unlike his descendants, Hogg is aware of the dangers of religion. If left unchecked, a state religion might emerge one day, causing the current good situation to fall into ignorance again.

In order to make his descendants aware of the danger, Hogg snapped his fingers, letting the Black Watch who heard the sound know that it was time for their father to tell a story again.

Looking at the angels who all took out their small stools and sat upright around him, Cyrene froze in place, at a loss, fearing that they would behave like they did in the Perfect City.

But Lin En, who was standing by, was very tactful and took out his spare stool, so that this frightened mortal had a seat.

Seeing that all his descendants were looking at him, Hogg pointed at Cyrene who was sitting obediently next to him and said:
"Look carefully, why do I keep saying that religious ideas are unacceptable?
You have heard what she said just now. Just because of that illusory and useless god, they gave away all the means of production, leaving them without even a pair of shoes.

Do you know why? "

All the Black Watch shook their heads. They really didn't understand why these believers were so brain-dead. Hogg quickly gave what he thought was a reasonable answer. "Stupid, didn't you all go through brainwashing when you became Space Marines? Faith is a different kind of brainwashing.

You can imagine, when you are eating hot pot, singing songs, playing with the treasures you have looted, and then a guy who claims to be a god snatches the things in your hands, what a terrible thing it is! "

Hogg's words successfully frightened everyone. For Black Watchmen who believed in stealing all their lives, if their collections were taken away by others, it would be more painful than killing them.

Looking at his offspring who were frightened by his words, Hogg continued:

“As I have told you before, our universe is not peaceful. There are many supernatural creatures in the subspace. The most powerful ones have the power of gods.

Remember those demons I met when I took you to Nuseria? They are the lackeys of these evil gods, and their only purpose is to rob us of our resources.

And religious beliefs can also give rise to terrifying monsters like those evil gods."

Hearing this, Ross, who was slacking off and thinking about which Eldar technician to call later, asked back:

"Father, you are bluffing again. There are many crazy fans like this little guy in the Black Light Sect. Why haven't you become a monster?"

Feeling that this rebellious son was like a dog that couldn't spit out ivory, Hogg raised his hand and slapped him:

“You asked a good question, but don’t ask it again next time.

Your father, I am the number one person in the world. Faith is useless to me. My stupid son, you really don't think that I say this every time just to show off, do you? "

Looking at his father's malicious eyes, Ross shook his head sincerely and shouted:

"Impossible, absolutely impossible. My admiration for my father is like a surging river. I remember every word you said!"

The other Black Watchers who were caught in Hogg's sight also repeatedly assured that they were not such pedantic people, and they kept every word of their father in mind.

Hogg felt that the effect of this small class was quite good, so he pointed at the stunned Cyrene next to him:

"Look, she doesn't even have a pair of shoes now because she became a believer. I guess she hasn't had many full meals. She's so thin that she's not even as strong as our elves. How pitiful!"

Upon hearing this, the canned animals became enraged, and shouted something, "For our treasure", "For our food", "For Sese", "To wipe out those damn believers".

The weak and helpless Cyrene next to her didn't dare to speak. In fact, when she was in the Perfect City, she had enough to eat and warm clothes to wear, and she had never been hungry!

However, Cyrene, who was used as a negative example, successfully aroused the sympathy of all the Black Watch. Hogg even took out a pair of exquisite flesh-colored stockings from his pocket dimension and handed them over.

"Little guy, I won't mind you licking my mouth with your feet. Remember to wear socks next time. Go get a uniform from the military officer later."

However, Hogg was not aware that his actions at the moment were being watched by a pair of eyes, and He was staring at the stockings in Hogg's hand, as if thinking about something.

From deep within the subspace, a sweet voice sounded:

“It turns out my little baby likes this!”

(End of this chapter)