Continue your path, may the Omnissiah draw more followers to you.

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"One million years" -look inside -story happens over 11 hours

Great story

Great work, keep it up!

Thank you for this upload! Great stuff!

I wonder how the Adeptus Sororitas manage to weed out every single aspirant with an IQ above 85.

Finally a real person reading to us,.. all the trash AI content is like a cheese grater to my ears This is soothing and satisfying Ty for a real read…

Go Bots! Thanks for sharing.

That was awesome, thank you so much for sharing your work. I think that Cain is the realest fictional soldier I’ve ever encountered. Yes, Starship Troopers and Ender’s game (the books,) do portray some very real aspects of military leadership and philosophy. Cain is all the things fictional soldiers lack that real ones have; poker games, hiding from extra duties, schemes, black markets, and fear. You did an excellent performance, and I appreciate that you have chosen to share it with 40k fans. I loved your latest, and can’t wait to see what you do next.

Thank you for making this available to us in such great quality and free of all charges 💙 I don't know how long it will last until GW takes it down for copyright reasons, but i intend to enjoy it while it lasts

Well done!

Huh that's actually very dope

That was an excellent recitation. I thoroughly enjoyed it and appreciate you sharing it. I have often wondered a “what if” about Julius Augustus Caesar; what if Caesar meant exactly what he said and wrote? Historians generally believe that his motives were purely cynical. He didn’t forgive his enemies because he didn’t want to kill them, he really just wanted them in his debt. He really wanted to be a king, he never planned to give up power. He didn’t really care about the wellbeing of his soldiers and the people of Rome, they were just a means to an end. I don’t think the same way as others do, it’s a brain thing. I have been accused of having hidden motives for the things I do, and my people generally don’t communicate that way. What one sees or hears is generally what one gets with us. The people loved him, Anthony loved him, and I think Brutus loved him too. He made positive changes to Rome in line with what he said he would do. How would Rome have evolved if Caesar had lived? A ponder this every once in a while. Thank you for this, I really appreciate your hard work. It was an excellent recitation and I thoroughly enjoyed it. AAA

I like the necrons but I love the kin

Sweet baby carrots, a man, a real man! Sir, have you any clue how happy it makes me to hear Warhammer narration by someone other than Sir John Hurt and Sir David Attenborough? Just the breathing alone is reassuring. Fantastic reading sir, I thank you for sharing it with us.

Yess! Your narration is seriously awesome brother 👌 ty for another one. Ave imperator

Perfect Timing! I was searching the internet for this short story to no avail.

Will there be more 40k audios on this channel?

Thanks for posting this.

Thanks for putting this up.

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You honor the emperor with your work. don't let those heretics or blasphemer A.I. supporters dissuade you

Oh wow I'm the first and second comments on this one.

Yay.....mine and everyone's favourite gutless craven ! Cowards rule, Ciaphus Cain , the only sane man in the 40th millennium.😊

OK... So if this is a human narrator, shame about all the mispronunciations!!!!!

OK... So if this is a human narrator, shame about all the mispronunciations!!!!!

Praise the phaerakh *happy flayed ones noises*

Yes thank you for your content I’m sooooooo sick of robo voiced 40k content, it’s exhausting and they all sound like 💩. Ty for making content with a real voice

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Thanks for this!