The End and the Death - Horus vs Sanguinius || Voice Over (Full)

[@danielquintonvo]

The culmination of all of my Horus vs Sanguinius videos. The longest video I have uploaded so far and likely the longest video I will upload for quite some time! I wanted this video to be sandwiched between the video yesterday and the one tomorrow, which is also relevant here. For more videos this week and for more in the future please do like, comment and subscribe! and, as always, my many thanks for watching!

[@sillylung]

Please please please do the Horus vs Big E fight I'm begging you.

[@raspherion]

I love this! I want to also hear Horus VS the Emperor!

[@赤帝-g8u]

😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@SameTimeToys]

I’m only now finding this and please god let there be more. You’re bringing Dan Abnets words to life. Beyond glorious

[@wailmerpail]

> Says he is not evil > Ship hallway is made out of human bones

[@382u3uuej]

It always seemed silly to me when chaos is portrayed as ambivalent towards good and evil, as in chaos worshippers deluding themselves into actually being the good guys or at least not evil, it's like the meme of that British comedy show where the nazi guy says "are we the bad guys?".

[@runtergerutscht4401]

Horus: "There is no good and evil, only the cosmos and the warp" Also Horus: "We need to kill the emperor, he's evil" Yeah chaos corruption has given him the power of copium

[@62sy]

What is meant here is that Good and evil is subjective. Anything… can be Good or Evil it either is part of everything or it doesn’t exist. And “everything” is neither good or bad. It simply is. “Epistemological revelation” those words are a perfect description of what Horus means. Tho not completely relevant to good and evil being subjective, the said statement is arguably a Derivative idea of certain epistemological thinking. Mainly relativism and more specifically epistemic relativism. Epistemology deals with the theory of knowledge(epistemic specifically is about what can be counted as knowledge). And relativism deals with subjectivity. So “epistemic relativism” is basically a statement of “all knowledge is subjective”. You can break it down in 3 main points: Reality: The external world exists, but any understanding or interpretation of it is not universal or objective. Knowledge is subjective: What we call “knowledge” is shaped by individual experiences, perceptions, and cultural or social contexts. Since each person’s perspective is inherently partial and limited, no single viewpoint can claim absolute truth. Partial experience: Each individual’s knowledge is just a fragment of the whole, influenced by their personal background, biases, and the particular circumstances in which they encounter the world. So what Horus is saying here is: “there’s only everything and every extrapolation from the great whole such as good or evil, is merely an individual’s derivative subjective experience of the the said greater whole”.

[@Mr.LaughingDuck]

Pre-heresy, mind you, Big E was just fine with the absolutely-not-horrific antics of the Night Lords, World Eaters, and Death Guard. Big E was tolerant of those evils just so long as their guns weren't pointed at him.

[@62sy]

@@Mr.LaughingDuck death guard were not especially violent. Nigh lords killed the least amount of people to bring worlds under compliance. They killed a few dozen people and broadcasted their horrific deaths as a threat to the planet. Forcing compliance. World eaters were only sent to enemies that needed to be destroyed. They weren’t sent to take over worlds, but rather kill Xenos or humans who couldn’t make peace with the imperium. The legions were used as precise tools for each job. And only in most fire of circumstances did they become a hammer.

[@Hawko1313]

The Horus PoV in second person is actually so tragic. He’s having an out of body experience, like he’s barely in control as he watches his brother race towards a fate foretold.

[@blugger]

That or it was a blend of the four chaos gods in his head. The narration did tend to bounce a lot about plans and predictions (T), despair and inevitability (N), angel fear tasting and other assorted sensory description (S), and narrated action (K) with a hint of THE RAGE

[@bofad6074]

my favorite part of the books was just watching horus lose himself

[@_Morph1ne_]

The writing is so good, especially the characterization. Horus is no longer a human. He’s a lobotomized thing. A vessel for evil. The last shreds of his soul only able to see the world through a broken mirror, wholly convinced he is some benevolent savior.

[@WardenOfTerra]

Horus was never a human anyway... lol

[@jamiemiller386]

​@@WardenOfTerra we'd have to ask a genetics expert. See where the line would be drawn. The primarchs all have mostly human DNA. EMP is just straight human. EMP should be the imperium's goal. To just evolve to the point that they're all born as powerful as EMP.

[@LexIconLS]

​@@WardenOfTerra He's certainly not a homo sapiens, but there were dozens of species of humans that lived before and alongside us for tens of thousands of years. I would bet that there's enough human related DNA in him yo consider him human, but more akin to a separate species.

[@barbados3592]

I think horus wiping out entire civilizations simply bc "the emperor" told him it's a-ok to do so, is probably equally evil. Just sayin.

[@sethgaston8347]

Not entirely. We know that he was still semi conscious due to what he shows during his fight with The Emperor, him still being himself makes his mercy death, nice and sublime. As opposed to just breaking a machine.

[@I3erzerker]

"He flies, one last time." Brutal

[@wentianwang3428]

One hour and twenty one minutes of top quality voice over, wow!

[@danielquintonvo]

My thanks!

[@Roryu2fan]

It’s magnificent. The battle of Sanguinius and Angron is superb as well.

[@archaelusthorne5228]

​@@Roryu2fanI've literally come here after listening to that one. Absolutely captivating!

[@Roryu2fan]

@@archaelusthorne5228 I love the part when Angron throws the spear of Telesto and our glorious Hawk-Boy catches and throws it back even harder.

[@Roryu2fan]

@@archaelusthorne5228 there’s also a small animation elsewhere on KZbin.

[@grantcallow9017]

By far my favourite primarch. However, it isn't just his seflessness, heroism and honesty that draws me in but also the opposite side of his coin. The red thirst and black rage are two deeply unholy traits he bequeathed unintentionally onto his own sons. He has the right blend of both ploar opposites of love and hate. Ultimately I want to believe he is good. His humility and kindness to all of mankind is commendable, but his empathy and regret of what his sons inherited from his gene seed is what truly resonates with me and his desperation to relieve them of his genetic curses. Sanguinius is truly special and the most inspiring of all characters in all of the 30/40K lore in my humble opinion. He is a large part of the reason why I read the novels and absolutely love 30K horus herasy novels the most. Legion of the damned is something special for those who have not read it yet, fantasticly written by Guy Hayley.

[@jackvearncombe9892]

Do you mean The Lost and the Damned? I love the Sanguinious chapters, where we get to read about the Angel and how much he loves flying. Where he also talks about how his wings work and how he control every part of them like we control our fingers, how if a bird had his wings it would have a massive convex sternum, but for some reason he still has a perfectly chiseled human (albeit Primarch sized) chest.

[@Crackmiser]

I got stoned and listened to this entire video and I just have to say, I don’t need a warhammer movie because everything I heard I pictured in my head. I don’t think any man made movie will ever be able to top what I imagined and felt when I listened to this video blasted out of my mind. Thank you so much.

[@Intelwinsbigly]

Name checks out

[@aleccarroll7328]

Same brother drugs for the drug god overdosing in her name

[@dhaneshnath]

​@@aleccarroll7328you belong with emperors children

[@Illitha]

​@@dhaneshnath at least we aren't the Drukhari

[@ballantrae101]

❤❤❤

[@NassNoName]

Best VA for this scene by far

[@danielquintonvo]

My many thanks!

[@Lizardwizard2112]

This genuinely taught me a life lesson, how courage really is just an act, meaning both that it is displayed via action and is a portrayal of confidence when internally fear is the major component of your emotional state. A lot of what we do is acting today, much more than what we think, trust me. So to see this really makes me have more wonders so thanks for that

[@joejoejoe532]

I came to the understanding long ago that fear is prerequisite for courage. Without fear there is nothing to overcome.

[@justasplanned8023]

I also appreciate how visceral and human sanguinius’ death is in the scene. He dies an Inglourious and brutal death the likes of which many soldiers for our human history have probably had to suffer. I absolutely hated all of the fan fairies that speculated that Sanguinius would actually fly into the room and do a 360 no scope on Horus and that would be some kind of big twist. This scene allows Sanguinius to actually show a deep level of humanity. He is completely outclassed and knows he is going to die. It’s a type of brutal realism you rarely get to see a Primarch endure

[@justasplanned8023]

I also appreciate how visceral and human sanguinius’ death is in the scene. He dies an Inglourious and brutal death the likes of which many soldiers throughout human history have probably had to suffer. I absolutely hated all of the fan theories that speculated that Sanguinius would actually fly into the room and do a 360 no scope on Horus and that would be some kind of big twist. This scene allows Sanguinius to actually show a deep level of humanity. He is completely outclassed and knows he is going to die. It’s a type of brutal realism you rarely get to see a Primarch endure

[@ultramarinechaplain88]

Remembwr sanguinius has fought for 6 months straight, fought titans, kabhanda, angron and crushed them all non stop before this fight. Incredible sanguinius

[@BLUEBOYISLEDGE]

sadly his gambit vs angron I think it what mega fucked him over here

[@wanderingronin305]

​@@BLUEBOYISLEDGEwhat happened?

[@BLUEBOYISLEDGE]

@@wanderingronin305 Sanguinius intentionally let himself get impaled by Angron to get close enough to pull out the Butcher's Nails

[@runtergerutscht4401]

It's true that Sanguinius has been very exhausted before this fight even started, but let's not forget that Sanguinius also got utterly defeated. There's just not much you can do when your psychic powers are not something you can control, your only advantages are flight and speed, and your opponent can magically grab you across the 8th vector of space. There really isn't anything you can do here. If he'd been relaxing in a spa for the last year, the result would not have changed.

[@BLUEBOYISLEDGE]

@@runtergerutscht4401 Absolutely not, Horus still would have whipped him 6 ways to Sunday, but you gotta respect the goon Sanguinius

[@DEMONsDVS]

Amazing voice acting, you can hear the disdain, envoy and pride Horus has towards Sanguinius, all that Horus has bottled up, and made even more exaggerated by the powers of chaos. Amazing work, made me so sad listening to the angel

[@GodHammer227]

I really hope you can narrate the fight between the Big E and Horus

[@BDL3035]

That one will take a LONG while. Easily 3+ hours

[@stryz5736]

@@BDL3035 wow realy ? :o

[@ericbarber4297]

​@@stryz5736 without spoilers, a good like third of the final book is just the emperor and horus going at it

[@Robert_Douglass]

0:01 Sanguinius 1 22:44 Horus 1 38:48 Sanguinius 2 49:51 Horus 2 1:14:46 Sanguinius, final

[@justinokraski3796]

50:47 Sanguinius: hey I thought I was gonna get killed here. Weird.

[@xerat3562]

Amazing work, man. You've done this epic, yet heartrendering confrontation justice.

[@danielquintonvo]

My many thanks!

[@Lyndonmaman]

38:28 "But the end is near." Me, looking at the video time: "Is it though?"

[@ihategangstalkers3912]

I subscribed 4 minutes into this.. I was so engulfed in the story with your amazing voice over that I literally had to pull over the car and relax the seat back and put my day and what i was doing on hold for the rest of the story

[@relee89]

The last few minutes just absolutely bone chilling. Well done!

[@davebowman9000]

RIP Our Glorious Golden Hawkboy #ByHisBlood

[@inquisitionagent9052]

*Screams in Black Rage*

[@matthewtucker1578]

It's such a heart breaking fight, you hope against hope for sanguinius, and his actual death is just as grimdark as the setting. It stirs me each time I hear it

[@Gunsong1]

I knew abnett is one of the best writers we have and will have for a long while. But it is proven beyond the shadow of a doubt by having such a powerfull scene to his name, written in second person.

[@wolfemperor_n112]

Oh cool I always wanted to hear about this fight Finished- HOLY CRAP! What a battle! 10 out of 10 5 stars! Amazing narration

[@vladimirjuric81]

Wow this blew me out. This is better quality than anything on audible, and i listened a lot of audible. Keep it up good sir!

[@aidandietzela7006]

Something about this fight that I absolutely love. For most of the battle the imagery it gives is making it seem like Horus is titanic in size. Like sanguinius is fighting something 10x his height and I love it

[@PaullyRobots]

This is my new favorite way to digest Warhammer fiction. Fine work nimble one.

[@Feanor83]

What a wonderful voice and narration ! Thank you so much for this.

[@danielquintonvo]

and my thanks to you for watching!

[@vaarius6737]

Criminally underrated channel!

[@Leisurelee53]

I love the manic inner monologuing. Horus is so bothered by Sanguinious, he decides to rationalize everything. He is being merciful. Indulging. Convincing himself that he is just so stupendous that everyone else is pretending to fight. He is not even self aware enough to know he is seeing the absolutely desperate attempt of someone who used to love you, to stop you. So inured into your absolutely corrupt frame of mind war gaming how you can stop it. Craving that validation. Only to gain victory by losing that haughty temper and flogging your object of obsessed projection like a child breaking a toy. We are watching Sanguinious trying his best to defy a fate he knows is certain, alongside horus pretending he has already not surrendered a fight he deluded himself into being winnable.

[@pedropierre9594]

I couldn’t stand what befalls the angel, but i might just have to listen to your work

[@Nappanaia]

"But you... you move at the speed of darkness" A distant voice from the Warp: Hey Vsauce! Michael here: What is the speed of Dark?

[@allunt8170]

Thank you for your work! I enjoyed every moment of it!

[@danielquintonvo]

I am very glad My thanks for watching!

[@patrickchua9606]

So damn good. I'm repeatedly listening to this narration to relieve the tragedy in theatrical form. Keep it up!

[@AVMK13V]

This is just amazing, listened to the whole thing more than 6 times, the way you create atmosphere with your words sir, is just astonishing. thank you for sharing your art with us!

[@andrewmaynard2478]

One of them best audio cinematic experiences on the platform. It’s criminal that it has so few views. I’d easily pay a monthly premium to get something like this a few times a month

[@the__aviator]

Black Rage Activated Masterful work

[@blugger]

The Horus POV kinda feels like the four gods fighting for the mic, or just an overlapping cacophony that layers tzeentch's predictions over a bit of neshi fear tasting Nurgle talks about despair Khorne narrates the action.

[@Neckstabba]

Just found this channel. Your voice acting is on another level.. wow. I felt so bad when Sanguinius had to look at the skull of Manus.. at least thats what i get from that moment. Please do the Emperor vs Horus. I crave more :)

[@rileyfahl9787]

I want this audio, this entire work of art, animated to the best of someone’s ability. I will pay them whatever is necessary to make that happen

[@anubus0012]

Man. The voice narrator of this was really damn good. Listening to the battle and the last moment of his death was so gut-wrenching 😟😢.

[@inalostaraseri3947]

Simply amazing, thank you bro.

[@danielquintonvo]

My many thanks!

[@GrimdarkLore40k]

So well done, thanks for reconstructing this so vividly with great voice acting!!

[@FateOfNines]

This is fantastically done. Thank you.

[@danielquintonvo]

My thanks for watching!

[@anardil8664]

Insane writing and amazing reading. Horus really didn't want to kill him

[@hrperformance]

Very well narrated!

[@davidintrabartolo5887]

This is a tour de force of voice acting. Well done, sir.

[@filteredjc4653]

This is really good! Thank you brother! Subscribed

[@edward11762]

I felt the pain the sorrow.. the dread. What it would feel to fight my own brother. Absolutely wonderful writing!

[@jacobbrown130]

you did this amazingly with Horus v Sanguinius, I’m excited to see what you do with Horus v the emperor! If you end up doing it

[@kharnth3bl00dy]

Fantastic reading of this, thank you for your hard work that went into this

[@Bulkvannderhuge]

These videos make me so conflicted. On one hand: I want to read the books. On the other hand: I know it'll never sound as good as this does.

[@SaberEBW]

I love that throughout this entire fight horsus is never in fear of losing his life

[@cboob9083]

Thank you for the video!

[@matiasyannuzzi9655]

The only thing I don't like of how the fight went on is that there's nothing nodding to the old myth of Sanguinius managing to at least open a breach in Horus' armor so that the Emperor was able to beat him. In part 3 Sanguinius' death has no consequence in the battle between Horus and the Emperor, his body only serves to give Leeto something to do. As epic ans tragic as it was, it did nothing to the narrative of Horus vs the Emperor.

[@Zombiewithabowtie]

I'd assumed that the double handed strike Sanguinius struck just before Horus lost his temper was that legendary damage

[@matiasyannuzzi9655]

@@Zombiewithabowtie There's nothing indicated that any of the damage inflicted by Sanguinius hampered Horus in any way during his duel with the Emperor. Sanguinius might as well had not fought at all for all the difference it made during the battle between Horus and the Emperor.

[@ratelvora8014]

​​​​​​​@@matiasyannuzzi9655 Horus seems a little more human, a little more himself when he fights his father. It is very heavily hinted throughout the entire Heresy and especially during the final fight, that there is still a shard of the true Horus somewhere within the monster, the vessel of evil that he has all but entirely become. Not because the False Four were unable to tear it apart from his flesh, that they wished to wear, or because it was beyond their ability to extinguish, but because they need it. They require something real, something bonded to the body of matter in order to anchor themselves within the material universe. More than just flesh, more than just a body, but a concious mind, a living heart in which they can hammer their nails and borrow the barbs of their malevolence. All so that they have enough of a hold on our plane to drag the impossible mass of their selves/power out of their own realm and into the home of mortals. A mind that can give their falseness and their shadow form and direction, a heart that can receive their lies and which can be tricked to will them into reality, into being and that may hold the power they fill its owner with together. That is why they cannot simply wear some doll, mortal, or maschine, crafted or born in order to confront their only true foe. Why it had to be a primarch and why Horus was the best choice available to them, for his will was amongst the strong even compared to his brothers. They are creatures of the warp and thus do not possess the same clarity of being as actual living entities. Darkness, evil, the craving for souls and whatever else they each embody lie at the core of what in a mortal would be the self for each of the quartet of ruin, not a truly thinking mind. Such is enough for beings whose power dominates the realm they inhabit by the mere presence of it, but on its own fares poorly in a realm of matter, even when drenched in as much unbeing as the Vengeful Spirit and the Lupercal Court. But the advantage of a vessel with a feeling heart, even one poisoned and mutilated, leaves a weak point within their armor of infinite power, one that the death of Sanguinius widens and which He masterfully and ruthlessly exploits. That weak point of course being Horus' remaining love and sentiment. Horus' interludes within all of the three volumes of The End and the Death are uniquely written in second-person narration. This was early on called out by fans, as being likely chosen to convey either Horus's self-inflicted madness, or the fact that Horus is almost completely dominated by the will of the four Chaos Gods, with them quite literally telling him what to feel, to think and to do (or both, of course). This was also my first take on it. But that has changed after rereading certain passages from TEatD volume II and III. There are several passages within the Horus interludes of each book, wherein this second person narrator speaks of Horus' thoughts and feelings in a manner that would make no sense if it were the will of the Ruinous Powers speaking. Passages like: "You have saved the human race, or what remains of it. Remember that. You had to mash the skull of your helpless father into the floor to do it, but ugly deeds are the price you pay when the cause is just. Your own father. You try not to dwell on that part. You try not to think of Him that way. You try to forget the bond you once had, the thirty glorious years, or how proud you felt to be His first- found son…", alone seem weird, but can still be thought of as the Ruinous Powers trying to placate the tortured remnants of Horus's humanity. Them however seemingly speaking to him of the love he still has for his father, especially like the narrator seems to do here would be about as out of character as it gets: "A trick. A last trick. A last damned trick! A lever to prise open your armour. A feint to make you drop your guard. A magician’s encore sleight of hand. The final desperate scheme of an eternal and ruthless schemer. You make to cast your father’s corpse aside, because you understand it is merely part of the trick, but the body is already disintegrating into papery ash and luminous dust. It was just an aspect, another discarded aspect, another empty husk. He is not dead. You cry out, in anger and despair. You try to snatch the power back into yourself, but it is pooled around you in a great black slick, sticky and sluggish, slow to respond, slow to obey, reluctant to reinhabit the vessel of your body now that you have scorned it. You draw it back in as quickly as you can. You inhale to fill your lungs and soul with it. You gather it in frantically, for you must be ready to defend yourself. The worst of it… Your human heart, still raw and exposed, feels relief. A kind of joy. Your father is not dead. Your father is not dead. You didn’t kill Him. He lives-". The False Four do many things, that may be beyond the comprehension of mortals or just outright mad, but all but encouraging their chosen instrument to mourn the death of their archenemy seems a bit much. It instead appears, that the choice of a second-person narrator is meant to showcase both Horus's loss of control, but also the inner conflict that is still at least subconciously fought within him. One between the corruption and will of Chaos and the remainig shreds of Horus' nobler qualities and love.

[@endymionmikel4022]

That's why it's a myth, distorted over time by people grasping at hope amid destruction

[@Noorthia]

You have misunderstood the fight's purpose. Sanguinius was fated to be killed by horus. If sanguinius didnt die before the emperor, horus would kill sanguinius after his fight with the emperor which means horus must have won.

[@michaeltuite5510]

This was awesome

[@adamduncton6054]

Majestic! Thank you

[@danielquintonvo]

My thanks!

[@durotan5245]

Truly a masterpiece.

[@Duo233]

Incredible story telling. 👏🏽 How could the Black Rage not have manifested after that. 🩸🪽 ☠️

[@mulegebre9194]

Keep up the good work ❤

[@tauras3108]

I’m not easily moved but this moved me. Top class.

[@Lopt-u4r]

It hurts every time I listen to this because I know what’s coming but I hope that he wins because he came so close 😢

[@plasmapanasonic4741]

Great stuff brah. Rip Sanguinius. May your sacrifice not be forgotten.

[@NotEnoughTP]

Did you record this? Is this your voice? It's absolutely fantastic! Get in touch with GW

[@gniewkokozowski3332]

Please, make a full voice over when it comes to the Emperor - Horus fight.

[@Arbitr0]

Valeu!

[@danielquintonvo]

Obrigado! My thanks!

[@LifeDrinker0]

Please continue whith the fight with empoere 😊soon great video 👍💥⚡

[@coldgarden_]

Wonderful performance!! Bravo!!

[@wmc4920]

i kinda laughed a bit in how relatable horus thinks that sanguineous is daddy Emperor 's favorite beautiful son 😆

[@xxZodxx]

My only issue I had with the fight. Is that it leaves results open to interpretation. Did Sanguinius’s fight with Horus really save the emperor as it was stated in lore many times? Or did he just go to fight a hopeless fight and die for nothing. I feel we were owed a real definitive outcome rather then having to speculate, since it was the last book and all. Plus I don’t think we got enough of Sanguinius’s perspective, it was mostly from Horus’s perspective…

[@62sy]

This was “Horus’s book”… this was HIS moment. Not sanguinuis’s. His was the end and the death. Just as volume 3 was Horus’s and the emperor’s.

[@FateOfNines]

Firstly the writing choice for playing the battle out through Horus' eyes is pretty genius as it keeps the reader questioning if what they're seeing/hearing is TRULY real, or is it just muddled thoughts of Horus' mind still coming back together, being twisted by the Chaos gods, etc. Example being when the Emperor faces him and says something like "You killed my son." We read that from Horus' perspective and Horus realizes to himself "Oh he's not talking about Sanguinius, he's talking to the Chaos Gods about ME. But I'm not dead!" As the reader WE get to decide if the Emperor is talking to Horus/The Gods about Sanguinius, or does he mean that they killed the Horus that Emps loved. Was it just Horus' arrogance making that assumption, or was it truth? But secondly it also allows the books that follow to be open to a little bit of bending based on reader responses from this one. We'll probably get some last words from The Emperor before he's tossed on the throne. Maybe some more insights with what they do with Sanguinius' bodies. Truly the way it was written leaves a lot of closure there for us to get in the following books. I personally think the fabled "chink in the armor" we all have looked to for so long was the mental impact Sanguinius potentially inflicted on Horus due to outright defying him, denying him, and being unafraid. He was successful in pissing him off and surprising Horus before he activated his Warp Spaghetti powers and was like "ope just kidding you didn't beat me up at all." Lol

[@leodesalis5915]

I've always believed it was after the emperor saw what Horus had done to sanguinius, his best son, his likely heir, his golden boy, seeing him slaughtered in such a manner made the emperor truly believe Horus was gone and he was now merely a vessel of chaos. It allowed him to not hold back and remove Horus from the universe. Sanguinius was everyone's favourite pretty much or at least everyone highly respected him, if Horus could do what he did to him, there was none of the original Horus left to try and save.

[@licensed_beheader]

​@@leodesalis5915Nope he went there knowing Horus had to go, he barely reacted to sanguinius mutilated body.

[@licensed_beheader]

I think it has something to do with Horus' emotions not just his physicality, maybe by beating around sanguinius Horus became overconfident and drunk on his victory that he didn't take the emperor as seriously as he should have.

[@erdtreeheresey4120]

Damn horus was talking a lot of shit for someone about to be completely erased from existence.

[@Rashard_D]

@DQVO This was dope, you planning on doing one for Horus vs Emperor?

[@ethanmitchell7479]

I managed to hold it together until the last 10 minutes Then I just let the tears flow………

[@grego8992]

That realization tht horus was seeeing true bravery for first time. Damn

[@Khetsisal33]

Horus does this so ungracefully it's disgusting. Like beating a beautiful animal with a stick.

[@matthewtucker1578]

You have to try and do the horus/emperor fight. It will be a monumental task, but by George it will be worth it, by the calibre of this work

[@rhyskoisen6015]

Sanguinius is my month primarch, before I was Imperial fists, but I've changed to 9th legion only recently. My primarch truly was the shining light and blood of the imperium.

[@mikemoore2791]

Has the details of Sanguinius spearing Hours been retconned or what. I thought Smgolden boy spearwd horus which allowed the Emp to kill the chaos augmented son.

[@jackvearncombe9892]

Unfortunately the new lore has something else happen, i dont want to ruin it in case you read the HH books, specifically the Siege of Terra books. They are amazing. This fight is in the penultimate book, "The End and the Death Part 2". The Big E vs Horus is in Part 3, and it's even more epic. They have a yu-gi-oh battle hahahaha,.

[@NoxMortem]

I think in the moment Horus wraped his mind around the true meaning of bravery he knew Sanguinius will always be above him.

[@62sy]

He was brave himself. Plenty of time’s he has had to “pretend his courage” in front of his sons and mortal humans. Pre-heresy Horus was a flawed man and he recognized those flaws. He wished to do better and he did.

[@NoxMortem]

@@62sy I see where you are coming from. I don't hate Horus at all. I just don't think he was the first among equals. Sanguinius is not even my favorite Primarch. This will always be Vulkan and Rogal Dorn. The former caring the most for what the Emperor himself cared for the most, humans. And the later willing to protect all of this without seeking glory for himself.

[@Robert_Douglass]

A heart-breaking end to a life filled with compassion, generosity, bravery, and nobility. I can feel the tear ducts swell with fluid - salty, warm, slightly stinging. My throat clenches -- it's hard to swallow. A thing unfelt but solid nonetheless is lodged within, taunting me with its obstruction, though I can and do breathe without complication. My eyelids close and open repeatedly, instinctively, to blink away the tears that have not yet found their way onto the sclerae. My heart swells with sorrow. The Angel, the paragon, the examplar of the best that Humanit could ever be, broken, brought low by a BEAST. Now anger. It's hot and heavy in my veins, a molten fury just beneath the skin that will not be quenched. Satisfaction just beyond my sight, knowing that this BEAST will soon meet his end.... The Black Rage.....

[@Roryu2fan]

I feel it’s particularly savage that they make you see the end of the battle through the Warmasters eyes. 😮

[@dlemon7547]

Speaking of Manus, I would love to see your take on The Iron Hand.

[@jarecturner297]

Man this was tragic.

[@jamiemiller386]

The no evil in reality is actually a old asatru thought. There is no such thing as evil only interests. Warp gods aren't evil they just do their thing. Their thing just happens to conflict with everyone else's.

[@MeldrickCz]

My only note is that there is no Red Thirst? Before End and Deqth novels my favourite theory was that Sanguinues did fallen into red rage killed Horus but than Emperor has to kill him in turn but not before sustaining horrifying damage himself. It would be proper grim dark.

[@blizzliker]

Don't cry man. You make me wanna too

[@johnmartin8733]

I keep picturing Horus as Palpatine when he speaks in the beginning.

[@troublemaker9899]

Truly I say unto you: If I and my bold Franks had been there we would have avenged his wrongs!

[@MrDrDealGood]

Omg man More please more of this war lore. Your storytelling is movie quality…. I was at a stand still from working lost in this story…my only disappointment is finding this channel and not having like 50 3 hour videos to choose and and enjoy… I’m terribly impatient 😩.

[@michaelhicks4196]

Very compelling.

[@emielregis1540]

Just brothers playing together. No phones, no Pc. Just fun. Horus after the fight* -Don't tell dad, I hit you hard. You can him me, just pliz!

[@rossgadsby9663]

"They're only use is as a trophy, as a head for my wall. Look at my kills father, and despair" 3 min later "You are not evil" uhhhhhhhhhhh

[@alphacypher7099]

I mourn the loss of the great angel.

[@RAINBOWBEARMAN]

how can you not love Sanguinius... i weep for him even now. It's a shame he was tired and beat before it began. I don't think that would have changed things but his end is sad. And I don't hate Horus, I want to but I don't. This is a battle for survival. And Horus wins.

[@mn46842]

Why can’t they just hire people like you to do the audiobooks. They’d prob save money and the quality is awesome

[@archaelusthorne5228]

THIS!! 👆

[@SameTimeToys]

Words exhausted only deeds remain

[@theforlanjoker4457]

Very cool reading

[@shallah777]

That was brutal

[@Allhailthesith]

Damn this hurts!

[@maciejtedeque8096]

Are you planning on doing something from Fantasy? Maybe Karl Franz/Sigmar vs Archeon?

[@stryz5736]

Seconde plus tard : Vous faites tous les malins jusqu'à ce qu'un guerrier génétiquement modifié en armure rouge MK III vous cours après en vous appelant ''Horus Lupercal""