Editing End Times (Warhammer 40,000) (section)

==Part 5==
“WHY IN THE HELL HAVEN'T WE LEFT YET?” Angron demanded at his usual volume.

“Could you do that again, brother? I haven't heard anything that loud in quite some time,” said Fulgrim.

“Go fuck yourself, nancy bitch,” said Angron.

“Already did that today,” said Fulgrim.

They were still on Cadia. The sky was filled with hundreds of warships, each of them filled with hundreds of marines, dozens of titans, and untold thousands of traitor guardsmen. 

Angron had finally gotten bored slaughtering the Cadian civilians one by one in new and creative ways, and was itching for another fight. If they didn't get one soon, he'd likely assault the rest of them out of principle.

“Where is Lord Horus?” said Lorgar.

Abaddon, whom Horus had confirmed as the leader of the Black Legion despite his return, simply shrugged. “He hasn't told me anything.”

“He may be a god now, but I think we deserve to be kept in the loop more, don't you?” said Magnus, who hated being kept out of the loop more than almost anything.

The litany of complaints and objections was interrupted by a blinding flash of dark as Horus re-appeared among them. “Return to your ships and make ready. We leave in one hour.”

No one moved. Instead they all glared at Horus. “Where have you been?” said Mortarion.

“I've been observing the Emperor. He's back,” said Horus, looking perfectly at ease with this knowledge. Everyone started yelling at once, until Horus held his hands up for calm. “We have no reason to fear him. Or her, as it may be.”

“That's insanity. He blasted you to – what do you mean, her?” said Magnus.

“He reincarnated. He's a woman now.”

“....So why'd Tzeentch do it?” said Mortarion. Magnus glared at him for using his Lord's name so casually.

“Tzeentch didn't. Other than that, I don't know why it happened.”

They all stood in silence for a moment as they digested this information.

“Who cares. It doesn't matter. Let's get going,” said Angron eventually. “I've got planets to kill.”

“One moment. How can you say we don't have any reason to fear the Emperor?” said Fulgrim.

Horus smiled. “Because she fears me.”