God Emperor Warhammer Novels & Stories

The mighty don't notice the small. Elena said nothing. Her father continued, “They say the War God is mighty and powerful in a way most people will never understand. No one dares speak when he says no. No one even coughs or breathes wrong in his presence. It’s said he fought bravely in the last war. — In all of this, here is the part you need to hear — he needs you just as much as you need him.”

I had to move fast. I turned through the pages of the spell book with shaky hands until I finally settled on what I was searching for. “Thrakos, Demon of the Underworld, Lord of Hell,” I whispered, my fingers tracing the forbidden verse. “He who commands the forbidden flames of the devil's domain,” my voice grew louder, desperation etched in my eyes, "I call thee, Thrakos. I summon thee to the mortal realm. Kneel before–” The sound of thunder cracking cut me short before I could complete my words. The ground began to rumble and the circle I had engraved on the ground expanded outwards as dark smoke clouded the entire place.

replied the king, gesturing for General Ning to sit down. General Ning nodded, behaving less formally than usual toward the king, just as King Chu poured a glass of wine for General Ning. Both seemed to be enjoying their drinks, but after that, King Chu suddenly became a different person. “What do you mean, my brother? Of course…” “No, what I mean is, can we still survive if we fail to secure a spot in the top 100 in the War of the Hundred Kingdoms?” The king’s question silenced General Ning, who had been laughing happily just moments before. He didn’t know whether they could survive if that happened. But if the enemy kingdoms didn’t make it into the top 100 or 200 in the Kingdom War ranking

His skin appeared paler than usual as he stared right into my soul. "W-What are...you?" I questioned, my lips trembling in fear. "Daemonuim rex" He hissed, his claws disappearing. I froze in my seat as those words echoed in my ears. I know what he meant. Demon King. My vision faltered as I tried to slur out the words I was thinking. Suddenly my head felt too heavy, Lukas standing in front of me getting blurry. I inhaled sharply, trying to keep my eyes open, waving my arms around but the fuzzy feeling took over and I let myself slip.

Harder than being an adventurer could do. Conquerors have skills, strength, intelligence, spirit, and experiences that can only be achieved in decades worth of experience on the battlefield. Because it takes decades for a few Conquerors to appear, one could not know if they can able to survive before their preparation would be finish and monsters will soon bare their fangs once again towards theirs. When that happens humanity will surely cease to exist and monsters will be the one standing at the top of the world. The battle for supremacy did not continue until [he] came back alive and well like they are waiting for him to light up the fire of battle in the lands, waters, and even sky in the

Eventually, though the noise faded as we had got so far from each other. Then just before I went into the tent, I heard some voices coming from the cave. I looked over curiously to see what all of the commotions were. What came out were soldiers carrying chests, which seemed to be full of metal. I was sure it was metal as I could hear it all clinking and clanking against each other. There conversation though I could not really understand… “These old Imperium ruins are the best, they have so much wealth…” “How could you say such a thing? They were all impure. Dam dragon bloodlines, they tainted the bodies of such talented people. Making them all heretics. It was lucky we won the holy war, aga

Kaios huffed. Kaleb laughed them. "Enough, you two. Look at them, they are all still in shock." Kaleb said. "Oh!" Kaios clears his throat and snapped his fingers. The others snapped back to their senses. "You all good now?" Kaios asked and they nodded. "Good. So, let me introduce myself. I am Kaios. The deity of darkness or death or whatever you want to call it." He spoke. "WOW." The Blood Knights synchronized again. Kaios wink at Kian. The latter just shook his head. Thorin clears his throat catching Kaios' attention. "So, uhm, what brings you here, my lord?"

Qingluan quickly squatted down beside him and shook her head gently. In the distance, upon the people of the Orthodox Path heard the words "Nether Emperor", they were even more horrified. The four legendary characters in the four great Devil Sects; Divine Corpse of Corpse Refinery Sect, Venerable Bloodied Devil of Bloodied Fiend Sect, Empress Raksasa of Fort Raksasa, and as for the Dark Shadow Hall, it was this Nether Emperor. But these four rarely come out to the world and two of them were now here today. How could everyone not be surprised?

You couldn’t hear me, and you stopped moving. I look down at the dagger to see the sable eye moving and blinking. ‘It’s Micah. I saw him again. He said he would always be with me by my side in spirit. I get it now!’ I say, standing with a smile. ‘Part of Micah is in this dagger. Micah wasn’t kidding when he said he had carved his eye in the dagger so he could always keep his eye on me. He said he would always be by my side! Don’t you get it? The dagger is always by my side, whether it’s tucked in my belt or sheathed in my baldric. Micah has always been with me from the moment he died, here in this very dagger. His spirit has always been with me! This is why I could hear him whisper my name a

Bill reached over and touched both of Andrew's shoulders, "I understand you feel this is very unfair. You're angry. But, that's not worth thinking about right now. The most important thing is that we save the remaining troops and Jody Gardner. That's our job." Andrew Reece was about to argue back but Bill said in a quiet, soothing voice, "We won't lose. Have you forgotten who I am, Reece? I'm Wiliam Mackenzie, the mighty God of War, the God of Death, who is feared by my enemies. How could I lose so easily? Just because I'm tired? I'm not that weak." Andree Reece ventured, lifted his face and looked at how serious and confident the war general he had served was.