Grey Knights: A Disturbing Theory

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**EngulfedObject**

ImAGeek wrote:
EngulfedObject wrote:
Could someone here kindly post some examples of the Alpha Legion actively helping the Imperium? I haven't come across any fluff like that and I'm curious.

Do you mean in 40k?

Yea, anytime after they officially turned traitor. So I guess anytime after the Dropsite Massacre.

**ImAGeek**

EngulfedObject wrote:
ImAGeek wrote:
EngulfedObject wrote:
Could someone here kindly post some examples of the Alpha Legion actively helping the Imperium? I haven't come across any fluff like that and I'm curious.

Do you mean in 40k?
Yea, anytime after they officially turned traitor. So I guess anytime after the Dropsite Massacre.

Well in Scars, after the Dropsite Massacre, an AL fleet hold the White Scars up long enough for them to receive communication from Terra, so they have a better picture of what's going on. And I think in Serpent Beneath, the destruction of the Tenebrae system (that's what it's called..?) helps the Imperium?

**EngulfedObject**

ImAGeek wrote:
Well in Scars, after the Dropsite Massacre, an AL fleet hold the White Scars up long enough for them to receive communication from Terra, so they have a better picture of what's going on. And I think in Serpent Beneath, the destruction of the Tenebrae system (that's what it's called..?) helps the Imperium?

Interesting... what about 40k? Have they completely given up helping the Imperium?

**King Pariah**

Spoiler:

**ImAGeek**

EngulfedObject wrote:
ImAGeek wrote:
Well in Scars, after the Dropsite Massacre, an AL fleet hold the White Scars up long enough for them to receive communication from Terra, so they have a better picture of what's going on. And I think in Serpent Beneath, the destruction of the Tenebrae system (that's what it's called..?) helps the Imperium?
Interesting... what about 40k? Have they completely given up helping the Imperium?

I don't know much past the heresy, sorry!

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King Pariah wrote:

Spoiler:

In Seventh Serpent, there's a group of loyalist Alpha Legionnaires trying to get in contact with the Imperium, apparently have sensitive information they're trying to share. Unfortunately, Alpharius successfully hunts them down using some survivors of the Drop Site Massacre manipulating them into believing they're hunting down Alpharius while he himself is disguised as Iron Hands 10th Company Captain Meduson. It's implied that the loyalists are led by Omegon... Unless it turns out that the Alpharius in the story is actually Omegon in which case it would then be implied that Alpharius has returned to the fold...

I need to reread it. I did not get it at all when I read it and it makes a lot more sense now.

**EngulfedObject**

ImAGeek wrote:
I don't know much past the heresy, sorry!

King Pariah wrote:

Spoiler:

In Seventh Serpent, there's a group of loyalist Alpha Legionnaires trying to get in contact with the Imperium, apparently have sensitive information they're trying to share. Unfortunately, Alpharius successfully hunts them down using some survivors of the Drop Site Massacre manipulating them into believing they're hunting down Alpharius while he himself is disguised as Iron Hands 10th Company Captain Meduson. It's implied that the loyalists are led by Omegon... Unless it turns out that the Alpharius in the story is actually Omegon in which case it would then be implied that Alpharius has returned to the fold...

No worries, you have both been very helpful. Thank you, brothers!

**ChazSexington**

From Feat of Iron (Primarchs anthology).

This is from when Ferrus walks through a cavern with statues of the twenty primarchs.

The visage of a third [statue]was split in half, like Janus of old Romanii legend. Two masks, not one, gazed at primarch. But it was a mistake to think of Janus as having only two faces, for he had many.