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I'm currently reading this rather tremendous book and there's something I'd like cleared up and it's this: In a part where Abaddon's being mentioned for the first time, his ' Talon of Horus' claw is described as having killed TWO primarchs. Now, I know Sanguinius is one of them...but who's the second?

I may just be having a brain fart here but for the life of me I can't think of the second primarch who fell victim to Horus' claw.

Guys?

Remember that the story is being told from 10,000 years later. He's referring to both Sanguinius and the clone of Horus.

jareddm wrote:
Remember that the story is being told from 10,000 years later. He's referring to both Sanguinius and the clone of Horus.

Ah, right. I didn't think about that possibility. Plus I'm only a third of the way into this book so that's why.

Wait....damn it, so that's how it ends? Well....I did ask. :(

 Muhr wrote:

jareddm wrote:
Remember that the story is being told from 10,000 years later. He's referring to both Sanguinius and the clone of Horus.

Ah, right. I didn't think about that possibility. Plus I'm only a third of the way into this book so that's why.

Wait....damn it, so that's how it ends? Well....I did ask. :(

he proably assumed you already knew, the story of the birth of the black legion is a pretty well known story

 Muhr wrote:

jareddm wrote:
Remember that the story is being told from 10,000 years later. He's referring to both Sanguinius and the clone of Horus.

Ah, right. I didn't think about that possibility. Plus I'm only a third of the way into this book so that's why.

Wait....damn it, so that's how it ends? Well....I did ask. :(

Ack! Sorry about that...

jareddm wrote:

 Muhr wrote:

jareddm wrote:
Remember that the story is being told from 10,000 years later. He's referring to both Sanguinius and the clone of Horus.

Ah, right. I didn't think about that possibility. Plus I'm only a third of the way into this book so that's why.

Wait....damn it, so that's how it ends? Well....I did ask. :(

Ack! Sorry about that...

No problem. I did know about the whole Horus clone thingy, and that they destroyed the body, I just didn't know exactly how they went about it. So you haven't really spoilt anything.