
3/12 c113 Scarease
Maybe create is Fake gene Son of Magus so that see curse from stages form beginning to end ,also have souls design observable lIke Glass frogs .
Maybe create is Fake gene Son of Magus so that see curse from stages form beginning to end ,also have souls design observable lIke Glass frogs .
2/25 c110 Tinfoot
I get how the Emperor using the Astronomicon as a way to carve out an establish an afterlife for humanity is being used as a current plot point between him and Isha, so obviously it has to happen during the present day of the story, and I can also appreciate how him not having it forms conflict with not being able to protect the souls of the Thousand Sons afflicted with the not-fleshchange due to not having it, but I find the idea of the Emperor not having ANY afterlife for humanity before this to be really fucking irresponsible of him, especially as a god of the dead, in denial or not
Like, this implies that over his VERY long life, human souls have just been being tossed to the winds of the warp and he hasn't been doing anything about it until now, and I don't think he'd do that, even before Chaos became such an overwhelming threat
Maybe you should throw in a line about how the Emperor DID have a human afterlife before this, but it couldn't survive the turmoil of the Age of Strife, possibly tying him up in a losing battle to protect humanity's afterlife for most of those five thousand years, and he was only able to focus on reclaiming Terra and his further plans for galactic conquest after he gave up the old afterlife as unsalvageable and cut his losses, possibly being one of the first truly terrible choices he had to make for the good of Mankind, and the first step on the road to becoming the Star Father/the Throne Emperor
I get how the Emperor using the Astronomicon as a way to carve out an establish an afterlife for humanity is being used as a current plot point between him and Isha, so obviously it has to happen during the present day of the story, and I can also appreciate how him not having it forms conflict with not being able to protect the souls of the Thousand Sons afflicted with the not-fleshchange due to not having it, but I find the idea of the Emperor not having ANY afterlife for humanity before this to be really fucking irresponsible of him, especially as a god of the dead, in denial or not
Like, this implies that over his VERY long life, human souls have just been being tossed to the winds of the warp and he hasn't been doing anything about it until now, and I don't think he'd do that, even before Chaos became such an overwhelming threat
Maybe you should throw in a line about how the Emperor DID have a human afterlife before this, but it couldn't survive the turmoil of the Age of Strife, possibly tying him up in a losing battle to protect humanity's afterlife for most of those five thousand years, and he was only able to focus on reclaiming Terra and his further plans for galactic conquest after he gave up the old afterlife as unsalvageable and cut his losses, possibly being one of the first truly terrible choices he had to make for the good of Mankind, and the first step on the road to becoming the Star Father/the Throne Emperor