Chapter 112: The

Astartes, or Space Marines, cans, interstellar brothers.

They are not entirely human, but superhumans.

But when they were born, they were also mortals, not Astartes.

To turn from a mortal into a superhuman like an Astartes, one must undergo 19 transformation surgeries.

And most transformations must start from childhood; the risk of each surgery gradually increases, and the lucky ones who can safely complete 19 surgeries are one in ten thousand.

After becoming an Astartes, their minds and physiology have undergone earth-shaking changes.

In the distant dark age, they were worshipped by mortals as true angels.

It is also because of this that the attitudes of different chapters towards mortals vary greatly.

Many Space Marines treat themselves as pure weapons, only carrying out the Administrator's will, only pursuing results, regardless of right or wrong, regardless of mortal casualties, and even more regardless of their own life or death.

Fortunately.

The troops that landed this time were the chapter named "Foundation's Fist".

They regard mortals as their objects of protection and are willing to give their lives to guard these survivors.

That Astartes called "Angel" took off his helmet.

He tried his best to recall what a smile looked like.

Then he pulled his stiff face and gave a very reluctant smile to the girl.

"Yes, we are the Death Angels, here to announce the death of aliens and heretics."

Behind him, divine punishment was still falling from the sky one after another.

……

Jarilo-VI.

Piling the mechanical parts she picked up in the snow, Clara ran barefoot towards the old light screen again.