Chapter 251 The Only Way to Treat Phoenix
"Are you two really geniuses?"

"Nonsense! We are geniuses!"

Looking at the two brothers who were singing the same tune in front of him, Ferrus really had no idea what was going on in their brains. He was clearly speaking in a sarcastic way, but they couldn't even hear it. Did they really think he was praising them?
Although Finus was a little emotional just now, he was not an unreasonable person. After listening to the explanation of the two, he also knew what had happened just now.

Although it is understandable, Ferrus, who only has one head left, still suspects that the two brothers are mentally retarded, and even suspects that their father also has this mentally retarded gene.

Ignoring the rich inner thoughts of Ferrus, Hogg began to feel troubled as he looked at the one-souled creature. Although he had just secretly announced the establishment of the Fourth Reich without their consent, he couldn't let these two show themselves in this manner.

Compared to the Phoenix who was only a soul left, the senior sister who still had some flesh and blood was not a big problem.

Although there was only a head left, Ferrus had everything he should have, including a soul and the essence of the warp. The only thing missing was a torso.

Even though the Primarch sounds grand and impressive, it is, to be frank, also a living being. As long as one masters the technology and has those rare materials, one can create one. The only special thing is the nature of the subspace.

For Hogg, who inherited the Emperor's knowledge, if he hadn't suffered from the lack of the essence of the Warp, he could have created a company of Primarchs. Even if the quality was not good, he could still kill everyone with quantity.

But the essence of the subspace is not so easy to obtain. This treasure is completely a fragment of a lesser god. There are only so many of them, and everyone is eyeing it.

God knows what kind of deal the Emperor made with the evil god to obtain so many fragments of the sub-god, otherwise the four vendors would not have fought with the Emperor to the end over such a small thing.

Hogg actually asked the Emperor about this question, but Old Man Huang refused to tell him, so much so that Hogg suspected that he made the money by selling hooks.

Later, by collecting blood and flesh specimens of other Primarchs, the unrepentant Hogg did make some clones, but these so-called Primarchs were simply fake and could not be compared with the genuine ones.

Even these pirated goods cannot be mass-produced due to their high costs, and their combat effectiveness cannot achieve a qualitative breakthrough. For Hogg, who pursues cost-effectiveness, they are complete failures.

But even though Hogg's original body plan failed, he was reluctant to destroy them, so he had to seal them on the spot, thinking that if he picked up a fragment one day, he could put them together.

But things are different now. Hogg is now extremely glad that he made the decision at the time and directly had the clone brought over.

When he saw Hogg open the sealed cabin and saw a body exactly like his own inside, Ferrus instantly understood everything and cursed at Hogg:
"Damn you, little dwarf. I was wondering why you were so kind to treat me when I was injured. It turns out you were waiting for me here! How many bodies of mine did you clone?"

Upon hearing this, Hogg of course refused to admit it. Under the suspicious gazes of his brothers, he said pitifully:
"You are slandering me! How could I clone the bodies of my brothers? I did it just after I saw that you only had a head left. You are such a bastard who took my kindness for granted and actually doubted me."

Looking at Hogg's aggrieved face, Ferrus was a little uncertain, although he knew that this kid had a bad temper and was the moral bottom line among the Primarchs.

But at this moment, his expression didn't seem fake at all, and every movement revealed his sincerity, which made Ferrus wonder: "Did I really blame him wrongly?"

Seeing that everyone's eyes were flickering and they no longer had the doubts they had just now, Hogg even squeezed out a few tears, perfectly portraying the image of a good brother who had been wronged.

Fulgrim, who saw this scene, was the first to lose control. Perhaps it was because he didn't know much about Hogg, or perhaps it was because of the curse of Slaanesh that made him naturally close to Hogg.

Feeling that Hogg was wronged, he turned his gun around and accused Ferrus, "Dear, how can you doubt our brother like this? Although he is a bit naughty at ordinary times, Hogg is not a bad person. You really went too far this time."

Throughout the ages, pillow talk has killed countless heroes. When Ferrus heard that his close friend had expressed his opinion, he naturally would not hold on to it, so he had to apologize to Hogg honestly:
"I'm sorry bro, I really shouldn't have doubted you."

But after hearing Ferrus' apology, Hogg still refused to give in. He maintained a wronged expression and added fuel to the fire:

“Oh, forget it! Third sister, please don’t talk about him. I know that I usually have a bad reputation. It’s normal for Ferrus to be suspicious. Unlike me, I will just silently feel sorry for my brothers.

Don't destroy your relationship because of an outsider like me!"

It is said that when men become coquettish, women have nothing to do. Hogg's gossip directly caused the couple to quarrel, and the seemingly strong Ferrus was scolded like a dog by Fulgrim.

After successfully diverting attention, Hogg did not speak again. With the mentality of watching the fun, he sat directly next to Magnus and enjoyed this family ethics drama together.

But Magnus, who was familiar with Hogg, knew that the dwarf was definitely lying. But since there was melon to eat, he did not expose Hogg's disguise, and even commented with Hogg:
"Hogg, have you noticed that there is something wrong with Fulgrim?"

"What's wrong? Hasn't he always been like this?"

Knowing that this negative psychic Ogryn could not see it, Magnus pointed directly at the soul floating in the air and explained:
"Who asked you about his personality? Didn't you notice that Fulgrim's soul had faded? I remember it was completely dark purple before, but now it has turned pink-purple."

After hearing what Magnus said, Hogg also discovered the clue. It seemed that Fulgrim was indeed not so purple anymore.

And it wasn't just the color of the soul that changed. Hogg still remembered that at first Fulgrim would scream when he saw him, but now he could even have a simple conversation with him.

After thinking about this, Hogg carefully compared Fulgrim's state before and after, and found a key time point.

When Hogg thought about what happened to Fulgrim at that time, he felt a pain in his balls and looked at Magnus with difficulty:

"Isn't it what I imagined?"

Seeing that Hogg had figured it out, Magnus nodded with a troubled look on his face:

"Ah~, I guarantee with my psychic attainments that it is what you think, how about you make a sacrifice?"

Hearing that Magnus, that bastard, actually wanted him to sacrifice his chastity, Hogg shuddered at the thought of that scene and slapped Magnus on his butt, which had not yet healed.

Magnus, who was in unbearable pain, wanted to scream, but his mouth was covered by Hogg's hand. Then he heard a sentence that made him sweat all over.

"Xiao Ma, compared to that slut, your butt feels so much better to me!"

(End of this chapter)