'I Know You' but it's the Fall of Istvaan III
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- Опубліковано 20 вер 2024
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Literally crying rn
Song: Halo Wars 2 - "I Know You"
Art: Commissioned piece by George Earl Abalayan (shorturl.at/EuAPO)
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A brief excerpt of “Galaxy in Flames”
Flashes of explosions bloomed in the city’s north. Shooting stars punched through the dark clouds overhead scorching holes in which the glimmering stars could be seen. The stars shone down on the Choral City in time to watch the city die.
“Did we hurt them, Captain?”
Asked Solithon
“Did this mean anything?”
Tarvitz thought for a moment before replying.
“Yes.”
He said
“We hurt them here they'll remember this.”
A bomb slammed into the Precentor’s Palace finally blasting what little remained of its great stone flower head into flame and shards of granite. The loyalists did not throw themselves into the cover or run for shelter there was little point. The Warmaster was bombarding the city and he was thorough he would not let them slip away a second time. The battle of Choral City was over…
The death of Tarvitz and the end of Istvan III is the peak of what the HH series has to offer (a shame it's literally the start).
@@Pers0n97You're dead wrong. I mean, it's a captivating trilogy (I treat it as a quadrilogy with Flight of the Eisenstein) but the series has a lot of moments like this.
I'm not crying. You're crying. Shut up.
@@RAD1111able It does get bogged down in a lot of "sideplots" imho, and unfortunately ends up answering a lot of questions that preferably should have stayed mysterious.
"The Stars shone down on the choral city in time to watch the city die" This is just beautiful writting i fucking love Galaxy in Flames.
When being an astartes of Emperor Children actually meant something.
All I can think about is Rylanor being so Rylanor that he permanently debuffed fulgrim and Guilted The thousand sons with nobility into pissing in Fulgrims cornflakes
Oh it still means something but that something has wrapped around to becoming the worst thing there is.
The loyalists of the Emperor's Children give me chills
Reading Fulgrim as my first HH novel and realising about half way through that I was about to read my first proper description of the Istvaan III Dropsite Massacre have me such chills. The fall of Fulgrim honestly was tragic but they screwed it up with the Mirror Cracked. Fulgrim being corrupted by the Laer blade was such a better reason for his betrayal than half the other traitors....looking at you, Perturabo you spiteful little bastard!
@@WhiteIkiryo-yt2it Working my way through the Heresy series now and I'm picking and choosing the books as I go (to save money and time). The first book I ended up skipping was actually Fulgrim, as I kept hearing a lot of negativity around his arc (and I already found him kind of insufferable in books 1-3). I still know the basic gist of what went down at Istvan V, so I don't think I've missed anything crucial. Do you agree or disagree?
Luna Wolves, Dusk Raiders, War Hounds, the TRUE Emperor's Children.
Never Forget Them
They surely won't
We remember them
They all die or something?
@@elitetrooper119the traitor legions deploy the loyal elements within their ranks on the planet's surface to quell a rebellion, and they orbitally bombard the shit out of them, it's all a setup to get rid of their loyalist elements. Only a handfull of these loyalists survive out of tens of thousands that were deployed.
@@elitetrooper119to abridge a massive amount of Warhammer 40K lore real quick - yeah. Basically groups of loyalist legions/armies sent down to a planet to die, but they survived thanks to one of their own rushing to warn them. Those who lived fought tooth and nail in the burned out remains of a broken planet, screaming and furious at the betrayal by soldiers who were (literally in terms of genetics) their brothers and their fathers. They refused to die for months, and screamed their defiance and hate even as they were torn limb from limb.
But their sacrifice gave enough time for the rest of the loyalist forces to be warned, and that is why we remember them, as paragons of legions that have since degenerated into madness and spite.
This part of the horus heresy turned me loyalist
Wait what? So you believed in the Emperor and his caused before and you don't anymore or you don't and you do now?
@@mr.badwolf7356 Second one
@@ironduke5058 Not OP but I acknowledge that it is 1am in the morning. 🥴 So I am wrong.
As a thousand sons fan No it didn't for me
@@shadowborn1456 As a Dark Angels fan loyalty is it's own reward
Better to die for the emperor twice than live as a traitor once
That doesn't make any sense. A better phrasing would be "Better to die for the Emperor than live as a traitor forever".
@@RAD1111able Just imagine one lonely Dreadnought, standing on the fields of Istvan III... he died twice. Once in his mortal body, second time in his walking tomb. Only in death does duty end!
Well said brother. For the Emperor!
The first death is the death of the old legion at the outset of betrayal
The second death is at the hands of a former brother
@@13thblackcrusadeenthusiast54 there was a Death Guard dreadnought who stayed to make sure loyalists could safely get into a bunker before they were bombed. His name was Huron-Fal and he gave his life to make sure people lived (for a bit longer).
The Emperor's Children always sought perfection. They sought to be the finest Astartes of the Legions. They threw themselves into damnation on the promise of it and lost their way thanks to its temptations.
But what of Saul Tarvitz? A simple line captain who refused to participate in the reckless pride of his legion. What of this man, who saw himself as nothing special, nothing perfect, who managed to escape Istvaan almost by accident? Who threw himself back into death's path in order to save his brothers and cousins? Whose bond of Brotherhood with other loyalists would ensure the Flight of Captain Garro, and bind together the True Emperor's Children, the last of the War Hounds, the unbreakable Dusk Raiders, and the most ferocious of the Luna Wolves into a force of resistance in the face of overwhelming odds.
Upon the battlements of the Palace on Istvaan would he lead the shattered forces of the Loyalists. Members of every legion present who were within range of its walls when the Virus Bombs first fell. Where a steadfast figure was needed he placed his banner and took not one step back. Where skill at arms was needed, he spearheaded every counter charge and in his example rosed the souls of his men. Where planning and preparation were required he would lay forth plans, strategies and tactics to ensure the survival of the shattered loyalist forces for but one more day. Where his men faltered in the face of their traitorous kin would he appear to rally them and continue the fight, knowing that every moment they held out was a moment longer than the Arch Traitor had ever planned for. Warrior, Leader, Tactician, Strategist, Soldier, Astartes.
And now from the here until the ending of the Imperium, until the last son or daughter of Terra takes their final breath the question has been answered. "Did the Emperor's Children ever find the perfection they sought?" Yes. In Saul Tarvitz, Captain of the Emperor's Children, foremost loyal son of Fulgrim. Leader of the loyalist forces of Istvaan III. The first to injure the pride of the Warmaster.
The Perfect Astartes.
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Dam brother, 🥲
Brother, Brother Im crying Brother. I'm crying Brother
Well said, brother
Your writing was...perfection.
"Die Imperial Dog!" The Emperors Child drove the blade into the chest of the Blackshield. Unbothered the marine pushed himself up the blade seizing him by his white hair. A fist mangled his perfect features, as blood, bone and shattered teeth went all about, and then both hands seized his head.
"NO..." the loyalist growled. "not... dog... HOUND!!!"
They both screamed as he crushed his head.
What book is this from?
Bad Company, but you're a Luna Wolf fighting off encroaching Sons of Horus from the choral palace.
Fantastic idea.
yesss
the part that always gets me is the last of the loyal world eaters when they confront Angron. Angron is so upset at them he personally goes down and they nobly charge their traitor father. The spirit of the warhounds lived out that day and truly did injure the pride of the eater of worlds.
Or you could pull a Sevatar and be a loyalist twice and traitor once and still get respect from both sides.
please dystopianchimp make this
Our names may be forgotten, and our bones crumble to dust, but our deaths will echo through the millennia to come. - Saul Tarvitz, Battle of Isstvan III
The Emperor knows their names, each and every one.
Imagine if the emperor uses his psychic powers once he leaves the throne to reanimate all the ones that died on that planet while making a sanguinius to fight in one final stand against chaos?
"This death is ours, we deny you your victory!"
"Did we hurt them captain? Did this mean anything?"
"Yes, we hurt them here. They'll remember this."
Rest well Tarvitz.
I was going to leave a thumbs up on this, but it is at 69(nice) Likes. So i will just leave a comment instead
@@SledgeGamingYT52 get back here and like it
"Huron-Fal’s systems were on the verge of shut-down as he stumbled to a safe distance, skidding to a halt. ‘This death,’ rasped the voder, ‘this death is ours. We choose it. We deny you your victory.’"
- Excerpt from "Flight of the Eisenstein" by James Swallow
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I've taken to saying this any time I face certain death in a video game
Sons of Horus, Death Guard, World Eaters and the false Emperor's Children.
The first to fall.
Luna Wolves, Dusk Raiders, War Hounds and the true Emperor's Childern.
The first to stand.
Ave Imperator, Captain Tarvitz. Ave Imperator. The Second will not forget
Well said brother!
my primarch... I THOUGHT RUSS KILLED YOU.
@@one_for_null7349 He tried, but at this point Leman's record of killing primarch is 0 of 4.
HE FUCKING SUCKS.
@@TheLostPrimarch2nd That may be true, but what is the structural integrity of your spine?
@@johngavin3180 My spine is fine, although he did take an eye. It's fine. I relieved him of a testicle. We are even.
I just finished reading Fulgrim last week. I was an Emperor’s Children fan before that.
Now I just want to stop it all from happening. Save Fulgrim, and Lucius, and Solomon. Save Ferrus and the Iron Hands. Stop the whole damn Dropsite Massacre.
Fuck Horus. Fuck Erebus.
You speak for many of us on that account
Don't forget Kor Pheron...
No fuck lucius, he betray saul
@@superbobo3308
That's why I want to stop it from ever happening. He deserves a good friend like Saul instead of his own ego dragging him down.
Fuck Erebus
I love that little smile on Saul’s face. In the final analysis, Horus didn’t beat them. He had to kill them with a bombardment. Saul Tarvitz, a mere company captain of the Emperor's Children, led loyalists from four different legions against a primarch. The Warmaster. And it was Horus who ran out of time. That was its own victory.
Dying alongside your Luna Wolf and Emperor's Children brothers is one hell of a mood.
There were even a few lost looking Warhounds at the end...
And warhounds 😭
There were no Dusk Raiders around if there were any still alive in the trenches.
“We’ll Go Together Then, Shall We?”
:'))))
“I was never a Son of Horus.”
"I was and remain a Luna Wolf."
In this moment, Saul tarvitz surpassed Fulgrim in perfection.
Standing alongside others as stars beneath a very dark sky.
Somewhere, in the depths of that city, a lone Dreadnaught begins his long vigil over the dead world, patiently waiting and remembering all those who were lost. Waiting for when the time is right, even if it takes ten-thousand years, that vengeance is dealt in their names against those that betrayed them.
Hey that’s me!
I AM HE WHO REMEMBERS! ANCIENT OF RITES
The hardest part of this whole thing isn't just Saul, who chose to come down even though he knew what it meant, looking back to etch each of them by name into his very soul - its that hand on the shoulder of the Luna Wolf from an unseen Emperor's Child. Such a simple thing. The gentlest of reminders. Here, at the end, they are not alone. They are betrayed, but they are not alone. They will never see the future they were promised. But they are not alone. In this moment, this end, I don't think there was ever a stronger bond in the whole story. And there never will be. A stark reminder, that the gentlest of gestures, can have the strongest impact.
"It is an honor to go with you, my brother"
-unknown Emperor's children astartes to his Luna wolves brother in arms
"Even now amongst the stars, there are heros whose tales will never be told, angels whose legacy is not but ash. Know this my sons, the blood of those heroes remains priceless, though it was spilled in silence." - sanguinius.
Let it be known that World Eaters were the most abundant amongst the loyalist forces purged on that wretched day.
Rest well, Warhounds, you deserved so much better.
When the Emporers Children became the true phoenix's they were supposed to be...
''I cant believe he didn't cry during titanic! do men even have emotions?''
men:
Couldnt have picked a better song. Literally. Almost like it was made for this moment.
I just wish they gave proper credit to who actually made it rather than whoever that is they did give it credit to
@@blacksabbath5300 white buffalo or something. Specifically made for halo wars 2 trailer, it's their song
“I was never a Son of Horus. I was and remain a Luna Wolf. A proud son of Cthonia, a loyal servant of the Emperor, beloved by all. I am your enemy.”
Garviel Loken, 10th Captain of the Luna Wolves
I bet people are gonna bawl if they get to see the isstvan massacres in cinemas.
Which one of the two massacres? On Istvaan 3 or Istvaan 5?
@@tellurius4951 both. Hence massacreS
if it ever gets to the cinema its a bunch of female space marines dying by the whitest most masculine Horus adaptation ever pressing the button, so no im good
@@Pieetrr wha..?
@imperialservitor6612 ignore him, he’s one of those alt right “EVERY PIECE OF MEDIA IS WOKE! LIBERALS RUINED DEMOCRACY RAHHHHH”
I know I've commented on this video before but...
I've only just noticed the Son of Horus leigonary on the bottom right, has an Emperor's Children hand of his pauldron...
That's genuinely both heartwarming and heartbreaking.
they are brothers not by genes, but by their shared pain
They may be divided by their legions, but they are united by their loyalty
*Luna Wolf* he was never a son of horus
"The only thing we have left in common is that we will die here together! I am Rylanor of the Emperor's Children, Ancient of Rites, Venerable of the Palatine Host, and proud servant of the Emperor of Mankind, beloved by all! I reject you! Now and always!" -Ancient Rylanor
“This death……This death is ours, we choose it.”
“We deny you your victory!”
When we see an Astartes, we shouldn’t see a superhuman warrior but a child. A nervous and indoctrinated child soldier fighting in the body of a transhuman who wants to be a hero.
When we see loyalist Astartes (especially those during the Horus Heresy), we see those children being what they wanted to be.
Heroes.
"Not a warrior. A child. A nervous, indoctrinated child who wants to be a hero,"
When you start thinking of the Astartes in this way, a lot of things start making more sense.
Before the Ultramarines were the poster boys of an Astarter, the Emperor's Children was that standard. They probably fell the hardest, but EC like Travitz, Rylanor, Demeter and Vespasian showed that it wasn't about becoming perfect but being pure and perfect in action. They were the emperor's children
There are Emperors Children standing at the Emperors right hand. The few, the worthy.
"in my service,I only knows my brother,my legions and my father,but at this moment now, I know all of your"
-an unknown legionary-
Imagine a game centered around Istvan III where you play as loyalist forces slowly whittled down one by one till the final level is just the survive objective from Halo reach
That would be interesting.
Would make for a dope SM2 expansion
This would be really cool
When being Deathguard stood for more..
The Deathguard/Dusk Raiders, Luna Wolves/Sons of Horus, World Eaters/War Hounds, and Emperors Children were the first to stand against Chaos. Those they fought have no right to those names.
One of the saddest stories in all of 40k.
Ancient Rylanor absolutely destroyed Fulgrim's ego, RIP Ancient of Rites
Loyal unto death. They are not forgotten.
“Today, we are not born of different worlds or raised in different legions. Today we are the defiant of Istvaan 3, the bane of the warmaster. Today……today we are all brothers…”
halo wars did this music so perfectly and it shows it can be adapted so well
“Did we hurt them captain? Did this mean anything?”
“Yes, we hurt them here. They will remember this”
Loyslist Emperors Children were complete badasses man. If you get a chance, read up on why theyre the only legion that gets to have the aquila on their armor/used as their symbol.
Everyone seems to forget that! Even though they suffered that genetic blight before Fulgrim was found. The Emperor's Children had more indervidual rewards and marks of honor than any other Leigon.
They quite literally rose up like Phenoix's from the ashes and became one of the finest Leigons, in all of the Legionis Astartes.
Makes their fall so much more tragic.
Deep beneath the surface of the dead world the Ancient of Rites awaits, for the next 10,000 years he waits. A lone SOS signal reverberating through space.
This goes fucking hard.
Chaos didn't lose. Though due to the bravery and quick thinking of one lowly sergeant, who's loyalty to mankind greatly outstripped his own rank, chaos failed to win.
To the bitter end, those who remained loyal to the emperor proved time and again they were in fact his children.
My personal head canon is that tarvitz survived. It’s hard to let this absolute legend die…
He may return as a saint to beat the living sht from Lucius when Abaddon will reach Terra. How poetic it will be.
"Today, I'm your justice traitor"
@@tellurius4951just like he did on istvaan
@@brutalwave3800 Lucius claims to be the best duelist, while he was beaten by everyone during the heresy. Twice by Nikona
@@tellurius4951 for real, I think he isn’t, he just likes fighting
When an author can make you feel part of some fictional army and experience the emotions of those great characters, hell... that's a great author.
“We shall go together then” last words of Huron Fel, dreadnought of the death guard, Flight of the Eisenstein.
"This death, it is ours! *We* choose it! We deny you your victory!"
The hand on the pauldron.....
“Let’s make the end memorable!”
Notice how theres no death guard, its because most of them couldn't rally up with sauls forces and fortified their trenches, almost all of them were cut down by their traitorous brothers of their legion and their father mortarion when he harrowed the trenches
But one captain is flighing through the warp to tell the story of the greatest betrayal in the history of our species
Some say what happened is a tragedy but there sacrifice helped win the war as they held the traitors long enough for a warning to get to the imperium giving them time to prepare
When i read this book i didn't know enough about 40k to make this hit as it should have.
Now I know
Which book was it again???
Try not to cry challenge: Failed.
Remember the loyal fallen. Through their efforts the Warmaster's forces were bloodied and stalled, allowing the loyal sons the Emperor the time they needed to answer this horrific threat. Though their deaths were inevitable, every day they survived, every bolter shell that was expended upon them, every traitor they destroyed, was a victory in the face of the traitors and an insult to their very existence.
A few lost looking World Eaters 😥
all they wanted was a fathers love
@@Black_Knight1241 What I think truly broke the loyalist World Eaters at Istvaan wasn't Angron. They were, unfortunately, quite used to Angron flipping out and killing them on a dime, and felt little towards him.
No, what broke them was their Brothers backstabbing them. Brotherhood was the one thing the World Eaters had. They couldn't count on their Primarch, but they could count on each other to have each others' back, to care.
At Istvaan III... They didn't even have *that* anymore.
@@abloodraven3856 i agree aswell, angron never was a good father to them, but they wanted him to be.
For Glory of the Third
For our fallen brothers
For 34th Millennial "the Death Eagles"
POV: You’re asking your Captain if you hurt them, if this meant everything - knowing full well you did.
This is where the Emperors Children truly shined for me despite always being one of my favorite Legions of 30K before their fall.
Also bummer on the image link it just gives me the 404 error.
Just updated the link!
For our Fallen brothers, we remember this day. For all eternity we feel this betrayal - our own blood. For Tarvitz, For Torgaddon, For every brother lost at Istvaan III
I would love to have this in Wallpaper engine
The best sons of the Imperium died on Istvaan III, Istvaan V and on Holy Terra.. for 10 000 years we dont saw better sons of Mankind.. Hail to the fallen Heroes!
The gentle drum beat in the background sounds like the final bombardment of the Choral City. It’s magnificent.
from all of this one thing hits me the most. and its the brotherly gesture of the hand on this guys shoulder in the bottom right corner.
Never forget that the Warhounds had the most legionnaires of all of the Astartes in the Choral City. Whether out of the hatred for their father, genuine comradeship for their cousins and brothers, or belief in what the Imperium was meant to be, they stood their ground against the impossible.
may the soul of the suffer loyal son of the traitor father rest in piece , not having to walk among the ashed remain of istvaan 3 anymore
I envy you, Captain Garro. You have something I do not.
‘What is that?’
‘A duty. You know what it is that you must do. You can find that clarity of vision, a mission that you can grasp and strive to fulfil. But me? Each day of my calling is new, a different challenge, constantly striving to find the right path. All I can be sure of is that I have an aspiration, but I can’t yet see its
shape.’
‘You are of purpose,’ murmured the Astartes.
‘We both are,’ agreed Keeler. ‘We all are.’ Then she reached out and touched his cheek, and the sensation of her fingers against his rough, scarred face sent a tingle through Garro’s nerves. ‘Since you delivered this ship from the predations of the warp, some of the crew have been praying here for a miracle to save us. They asked me why I did not join them in their calls to the Emperor and I told them there was no need. I told them: “He has already saved us. We only have to wait for His warrior to find the means”.’
‘Is that what I am? The Emperor’s divine will, made flesh?’
She smiled again, and with it she brought forth again the flutter of powerful
emotion that Garro had felt alone in the barracks.
‘Dear Nathaniel, when have you ever been anything else?’
-Flight of Eisenstein
As this horror is happening, brothers being betrayed and destroyed a lone dreadnaught begins his vigil over the soon to be dead world.... pocketing a weapon of sheer destruction, waiting to use it upon his father who had betrayed him and his brothers.
AYO I FUCKING LOVE THIS SONG. bro halo wars is such a good game
I know you
We've been here before
No surprises
A settled score
I know the darkness
From inside
Reckless rage
And poisoned pride
I know the weakness
I know the pain
I know the fear
We do not name
And the one who comes to find me
When my time is through
I know you
Yeah, I know you
Loyalist astartes from traitor legions are the greatest. Loken, Torgaddon, Tarvitz, Dantioch, Garro, Rylanor and many more.
I can't imagine what the loyal emperor children felt in thier last moment when they realized thier brother betrayed them. Looking up into the sky before it all ended.
Luckly I think TEM had just enough time to get some of them into bunkers before Horus virus bombed the planet. Dusk raiders were hit the hardest by it
The bonds that the loyalist forces formed during the three months of fighting their traitor brethren had to have been stronger than any previous bonds that they may have shared with their parent legions during the great crusade.
Me and the boys about the head into the principle's office after doing the most mortifying shit known to mankind
Raised on different worlds, trained by different masters, waged war under different banners, united as one in the end as Loyalists.
Watching this on repeat whilst high was an experience
"It was an honor to be with you, brothers."
Stuff like this is why I prefer Horus Heresy era over modern 40k it’s still grimdark enough where shit is horrible but it’s more so the loss of hope over the compete removal of it.
After going through it I honestly feel so much more for Guilliman lamenting the death of the dream.
We need heavy metal while Ehrlen holds Angron off
Oooh mate yes
Ehrlen: You better run!
Tarvitz: Never, Emperors Children don't run.
* camera pans to a blood filled, enraged Angron steam rolling towards the Loyalist World Eaters and Emperors Children *
Ehrlen: They do from that!
@@kylefenner8138Then Saul absolutely BOLTED It out of there...and I really don't blame him.
I can imagine its Saul Tarvitz singing this
When he spots the Alpha Legionaire without realizing it.
We have a sv, of the HH, and the emperor s children bounced back ,and this is beautiful to watch because it reminds me of all the effort those characters did to bounce back, My Palatine Pookie qwq
a video about average life of a mutant would be cool because i always wondered like how a normal person but mutated lived
The flame of Istvaan still burns in my heart😞🔥
Horus been real quiet since this dropped.
the greatest story of defience and indomitable human spirit💔❤🔥❤🔥❤🔥
Nathaniel Garro made sure your sacrifice wasn’t for nothing. Rest easy now, loyal children of the emperor. You were perfect.
Garro is Death Guard
@@vanstarate i never said he wasn’t
May their names and their sacrifices never be forgotten.
They had something traitors will never understand. They all had honor.
Rest well *True* Emperor's Children, Luna Wolves, Warhounds and Dusk Raiders
would do some heretical stuff for that animated picture to be posted on to wallpaper engine
Women: he haven't cried on hatiko and titanic, do men even have feelings?
Every MF on reading about Istvaan 3:
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I will always Love Halo and Warhammer 40k for moments like this, when there is heroic futility, even against the face of death and failure there is honor in doing what is correct and standing with your ideals. For the Loyalist that upheld the true Human spirit.
PD: something i love about Warhammer 40k and Halo is how you can put music of one in the other and viceversa and still fits with the context. And by the way great artwork it is beautiful with the music.
shoutout to those death guard who stayed alive like cockroaches who were killed weeks after the main loyalists
"Sons or Horus, Emperor's Children, and even a few lost looking World Eaters. Before, they were but grime streaked faces among the endless days and nights of battle. But now they were brothers. Men he would gladly die alongside."
This. This is where the dream died. The Emperor’s dream of a unified Humanity. The dream for peace. All turned to ash by the ego of a single man.
Well, Erebus never had an ego. He was an ahole from the start
@@tellurius4951I think the problem was he had too much of one. You don’t manage something like this without an immense ego
@carsoncasmirri3874 let's just say that he is an absolute ahole of a human being
I may be an iron warriors fan, but man this hurt.
I remember the virtues I stood for I remember the struggles and things we have done I will not be deterred from my vengeance I rylanor am the ancient of rites to strike you down I have waited for a million nights- rylanor ancient of rites
When the Dream officially died. And better men were murdered in cold blood by their brothers and fathers.
Despite what anyone might say, Istvaan III is a loyalist victory. The greatest generation gave their lives and held the line. So Terra could hold off just a little longer. Every victory the Imperium makes are built on the foundations of skulls by sacrifice of Istvaan III.
I will quote Roboute:
"Sanguinius,
What transpires on the surface of the Throneworld, I cannot say. What horrors you have endured, I cannot imagine.
All I know for certain is this: I am mere days from the system's edge, and within a solar week, I will be in the skies above Terra.
With me I bring the entire might of the Thirteenth Legion, and I am not alone; word has reached me from Russ and the Lion, at the vanguard of the Sixth and the First. Our numbers are enough to cleanse the heavens and tear the world from the Arch-traitor's grip.
Hold on to hope, brother. That is all I ask. Can you give me that? Can you stand your ground for these last, ultimate hours? Those elusive twins, Victory and Vengeance, are coming. This war ends the moment I reach Terra.
Hold, in the name of the Emperor and the Imperium we have built together.
I will be with you soon".