Chapter 215: Cassius (Page 1/1)

In the long years since the first invasion of the Underworld.

The Ortema system became the mainstay of the eastern frontier of the empire.

Protecting the rest of the human empire from the ravages of the horrific aliens.

But the costs are also rising year by year.

Because, in the Battle of Macrog, the elite of the 1st Company of the Ultramarines held the Arctic Fortress until the last man, and the complete elimination of this company of all Terminators was an irreparable loss.

The Ultramarines never give up easily, and it is their sacred duty to never retreat, and they soon began to rebuild the first company.

In the subsequent battles with the Stygian fleet, the fighters of the Ultramarines accumulated a lot of experience in fighting the Stygians, and under the supervision of Priest Cassius, they gradually formed a new elite unit, known as the Tyranid War Elite Force.

Initially, there was disagreement with the emergence of this new unit, as it contradicted the teachings of the Great Sacred Scriptures that the Ultramarines should be all-round warriors, rather than focusing on a particular mode of combat.

But there were two reasons to quell these objections: first, the constant battle with the Immortal Clan had created a considerable number of veterans, enough to rebuild the First Company;

Secondly, the danger of the Hades Insect Clan is deepening, and in the end, half of the members of the first company are served by such elite warriors.

Of course, the main role is Priest Cassius, who is currently the biggest obstacle enemy of the Stygian Clan, and it can be said that his presence has prevented the Tyranids of the Stygian Clan from attacking again and again!

Priest Cassius, the oldest member of the Ultramarines.

What could be seen from that little bit of his skin was tangled with biochemical life support devices and scars from the battle.

One of his intact eyes burned with unquenchable rage.

Even though Cassius was nearly four hundred years old, his arms were still strong and his purpose was still clear.

His sturdy appearance in the line of Ultramarines imbued his young brothers with pride and bravery.

His frenzied rhetoric inspires Ultramarines to advance through thousands of worlds, burning their brothers' passions to the highest point with their deep passion and faith.

Cassius was able to recall that during the First Tyranid War with Marinus. Calga cleaned the years of the terrible Bahamus hive fleet.

In the final phase of the war, Cassius completed the rescue operation against a company that had been besieged in the polar fortress and annihilated.

At great cost, the Tyranid invaders were hunted down and exterminated.

But this was too late for the veterans of the first company.

Few of Cassius' guards were unwounded in close combat, and even Cassius himself was hit by an executioner, and he held out on his own volition until the warband's apothecary arrived.

After a long recovery, especially the biochemical restructuring of physical pain, Cassius returns to the battlefield with a new purpose and rage.

Soaked in the healing solution, the ancient priest suddenly came to his senses.

He believed that Tylen was more than just a real threat.

These aliens are a punishment for the lack of vigilance on the part of humanity, and in Cassius's eyes, there is nothing more to say than to remove them from the galaxy once and for all.

As a result, the grey priest asked Lord Maculag to forge a new unit of Ultramarines, chosen from among the survivors of the Tyranid Wars.

Cassius believes that only these tried and tested space marines like him can truly understand Tyranny's threat.

Despite doubts about the combat effectiveness of the new troops that Cassius had so eagerly awaited, Karga agreed to his request.

With the approval of the warband, Cassius immediately gathered his fellow veterans from the Tyranid War.

Despite the small number of Cassius' new troops, each warrior's experience of hand-to-hand encounters with the Tyranid Hive fleet made the newcomers immediately understand his mission.

As the number of operations increased, Cassius became more and more extreme, and his unit became more and more famous among the Ultramarines.

Although this may have been a slight deviation from the Astarte Codex, Lord Macurag tolerated the deviation of his mentor.

Calgar knew that the relationship between the Ultramarines and the Tyranid had to be evaluated in a different way, and Cassius' followers might be the final key to victory.

There is only one acceptable solution to Tyron's blasphemy. Exterminate them, there are only two sides in this battle - choose carefully, lest you and I appear on two different sides.

PRIEST Cassius, Ultramarine, Holy Division,

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