Warhammer 40,000: And They Shall Know No Fear | Secret Level Ep 5 Reaction

[@YaBoyRoshi]

Space Marines are OP

[@4nubisjdb562]

Truly

[@x_yzk]

Custodes be like 🤭

[@IamRobot609]

If you looked at Titus's eye, it didn't Dilated because he has no fear, the thing only killed the other ultramarines because they had fear

[@GamerGrovyle]

Space Marines are to human soldiers what human soldiers are to human children with sticks.

[@jaylenharris343]

Just wait until you learn about the Custodes and Grey Knights.

[@cynicalcortex]

Fun fact: Syama Pedersen, the guy who made the fanmade animation Astartes on youtube worked on this episode!

[@enzojesusaguileraaros6169]

Oh nice

[@Banished-rx4ol]

Yup as a layout artist

[@TheFreestylebeast]

Bro did his thing.

[@OhyeahMrKrabz]

Oh wow

[@jameschad245]

Came here to say this. Thank you.

[@rowanirish]

8:10 "That's not Slaanesh". Correct. This is a sorcerer of one of the other Chaos Gods. Tzeentch, the Changer of Ways, the Chaos God of change, sorcery and intrigue.

[@JABelms]

@@rowanirish I thought for a moment too because of the elegant way on how the warp spawn acted. We are all just used to Tzeench relating to bird things in 40K, this one looks straight out from fantasy

[@Poisonedwight]

Likeee They really thought the dark prince themselves had come down to fight regular space marines?? They don’t want it to be slaanesh

[@TheRealFalkerry]

@@rowanirish Ultramarine always fight against Tzeentch. Seems like they have quite the beef

[@90bubbel60]

@@Poisonedwight yeah the mere presence of even the tiniest bit of slaneesh would absolutely obliterate them

[@rowanirish]

@@TheRealFalkerry Ultramarines do have beef with Nurgle too.

[@foxyazure4272]

This does take place after Space Marine 2 as Titus has the laurels on his helmet that are awarded to him by Calgar.

[@TheRealFalkerry]

@@foxyazure4272 the Laurels of Victory

[@45iceking]

this is before space marine 2

[@TheRealFalkerry]

@@45iceking it's clearly *AFTER* SM2 since Titus gets his Laurels of Victory helmet at the end of the campaign by the Chapter Master himself.

[@knightmareeclipsegaming]

​@45iceking no you are ENTIRELY wrong

[@45iceking]

@@TheRealFalkerry good detail didn't catch that

[@30SECONDSREMAINING]

5:42 Lupa catching the Purity Seals burning and knowing something was wrong.

[@AlbertoMartinez765]

I only saw 1 other YT catch that.

[@Veritas.Studios.Channel]

O hell yeah! Credit to him. Plus he noticed the additional long service stud...

[@AG-fv4yb]

@@Veritas.Studios.Channel can you explain the purity seals, pretty new to the lore and i saw those things burn up but i thought it was like some sort of commendation

[@SeanBoyce-gp]

@@AG-fv4yb40k mixes a lot of future tech and what is basically magic. The people in this world, rightly or wrongly, believe everything works through prayer. So, if you want your armor to be strong, your pray to it. Or specifically, the Machine Spirit inside of it. You would also adorn anything like armor guns or vehicles in holy scriptures and texts. But for these dummies, that can include like, some dude's grocery list from 6000 years ago, if in the time since he wrote that list, he proved himself a hero or a devout of the faith. The specific thing a Purity Seal is meant to guard against is essentially the corruptive influence of the Warp, a kind of x dimension plane of thought and potential, particular of creatures native to that place called demons (40k spells is daemons). Those demons are just like demons in earth lore, except they're a) undisputably real and b) grosser. If the Seal burns away, it's magic might have been spent to block the influence of such a creature. Or perhaps their malevolent presence is enough to destroy "holy texts"

[@Boomy2nicce]

@@AG-fv4ybyour pastor puts bible scripture on your shirt to stop negative influences from earth getting to your head. If scripture falls off negative influences are to strong

[@benpeck009]

The Demon was killing them with their fears. So the Veteran Space Marine that "chose a child who knew no fear" (who was Titus) was afraid of Titus being corrupted by chaos. Being corrupted by the dark side, basically. Thats why Titus was immune and broke out of the "genjutsu". He knows no fear.

[@pub1]

True. Although 1 slight correction, it wasn't a daemon. That was a sorcerer, which is a corrupted and mutated being. As this was an all humans cult of tzeentch, it was most likely a mutated human. We know this because the credits called that character a "sorcerer". But you can also tell because it's blood and body remained after being killed. A daemon discorporates after death.

[@vast9467]

@@pub1 but they were fighting tzaangors in the darkness..

[@FREEkdaman]

@@vast9467 tzaangors are just mutant worshipers of tzeentch, they're juiced up with warp sauce but not daemons

[@pub1]

@vast9467 yes. Tzaangors are also mutated abhumans. In fact, there is a good chance that they were probably mutated by the sorcerer. Doesn't take a daemon to transmutate them.

[@NKVD-ix6vc]

It also helps that this isn’t the first time Titus resisted the influence of chaos

[@nofunnybusiness4631]

7:05 fun fact: the guy who made the fan-series was credited as a layout artist for the episode :)

[@alimidoriya4679]

Happy for him🎉

[@jaylenharris343]

@@nofunnybusiness4631 finally putting him to good use.

[@Joseph-mw2rl]

It's like GW thought: wait...this man can make us a SHIT ton of money

[@VanagloriaVT]

Calling Tyranids little Dinosaurs man im dead 😭😭😭

[@kubikkuratko188]

I mean yeah kinda lol But trying to categorize Tyranids as one organism is folly

[@Amoogus]

​@@kubikkuratko188lil dino, big dino, REALLY BIG DINO

[@goldenaries0860]

@@VanagloriaVT Aye. Nids be bugs, always with the bugs.

[@manumudgal5776]

It's like a mutated inscest dinasaur hybrid

[@mazimadu]

To be fair, he's not wrong

[@TheRealFalkerry]

That's what I'm talking about, that's what I've been waiting for.

[@kubikkuratko188]

YEAAH BABYYYYYY!

[@themyth1877]

WWWOOOOOOOOOOOO

[@omotaraibiloyetwentyninete6279]

4:53 the way Lupa is over there kkiiing and both Sheera and Roshi just look disturbed Lmaoo🤣🤣😂

[@TheRealFalkerry]

H. Cavill gonna revive WH40K like Guilliman did the Imperium's. In Cavill I trust.

[@alexfielding7191]

I trust Cavill, I don't trust GW and Amazon

[@seanyoung9014]

​@@alexfielding7191GW are the ones always making the bonehead decisions. Amazon just wants to make money.

[@Veritas.Studios.Channel]

Yeah, I hope so.

[@t500010000]

Beat me to it 🎉

[@hammurabii.3173]

No reviving needed really, Warhammer is in the best place it has ever been, Cavills show has the opportunity to propel it to new heights and into the mainstream.

[@EJAXK13]

“The Lore goes deep.” With Warhammer 40k, that is considered an understatement.

[@rodneynoble6046]

Like a grimedark ocean

[@philipgodsworth4764]

It’s more wide than it is deep.

[@EnterNameHere22]

As a fan of the tabletop, the recent hype around 40k has been so fucking nice to see. There's been a massive surge in new people showing up at my lgs to play with their new armies. It's a great time to be a fan!

[@corey552]

cant wait for GW to do absolutely nothing with this surge and let it fade away

[@a.r.h9919]

​​@@corey552wouldn't be a first time for us old enthusiasts

[@MrHellsing76]

This is why Titus is the best, he's not a pysker, or a blank, hes just built with the "no fucks given we ball" dna.

[@TheManOnTheStreetOMG]

"what could a soul like that be capable of?" is cold af Also, I think they walked down the wall because the gravity flipped.

[@foxyazure4272]

The cliff was actually a slope they slide down until the incline flattened out.

[@RobZombii]

Its the infuence of chaos. Specifically Tzeentch sorcery. Getting closer to the source throws everything out of whack, including gravity.

[@emil87th]

Just a cool camera angle. They slid down until it leveled out but the camera didn't level out with them until it showed them walking away. Not everything is heresy.

[@jayfrancelf]

In this case, it totally might be gravity being effected by Chaos. You didn’t see how powerful that Tzeentch sorcerer was??

[@jayfrancelf]

@@emil87th”not everything is heresy” Sounds like something a heretic would say… **grabs Bolter**

[@shawnkroll3950]

This is after Space Marine 2...the laurels on Titus's helm.

[@jaylenharris343]

Yep

[@jasonmarbach]

“They’re too gangster for me” is fucking real as shit 🤣💀

[@NeroLupo22]

The demon attacked them using their greatest fear and Titus out here giving it the uno reverse card

[@platypusfish]

Titus was like: I'm not locked in here with you, your locked in here with me

[@toottnshoott]

syama pederson, the dude who made astartes (the viral fanmade wh40k animation) was credited as working on this project regarding the animation. so no wonder the weight and overall feel of the episode has his name written all over it.

[@TheRealFalkerry]

Titus' VA in Japanese is literally *YUJIRO HANMA*

[@sonofjack6286]

BRUH!

[@13LuntSmoke]

@6:30 a change of atmosphere or direction is a change of realms essentially. The domain they have walked in is chaos ridden. Also the same guy Lupa is referring to on YT was picked up for this episode

[@emil87th]

Just a cool camera angle though. They slid down until it leveled out but the camera didn't level out with them until they were shown walking away.

[@for_the_lore5567]

Changes in gravity is just standard warp bullshittery

[@TenebrousFilms]

Debriefing is post-mission, that was just... briefing. Titus wasn't supposed to abandon the box, hence the look. Gravity just plain got wierd. These demons are the foot soldiers of Tzeentch, they're in SM2. The Astartes guy was basically the cameraman for this; the studio did the animation, but he lined up every shot. The guardian used their fears to kill them; the squad leader feared Titus could turn to Chaos, but Titus has no fear for the demon to exploit.

[@Liam100recon]

Best Secret Level Episode

[@SptmbrsVryOwn]

Sifu was amazing.

[@Gicosaurus]

Nah

[@kingcaesar3693]

I really liked the Armored Core one too.

[@FiXzu621]

Fact. personally armored core at 2nd, and unreal tournament at 3rd.

[@albertofrankdiaz6664]

sifu , new world and pacman are better

[@DieManDust]

A Masterclass of cinematography.

[@kortav]

I think that creature uses the victims' fear to destroy them from inside, the first who died was afraid of how weak he was without the suit, the titus master was afraid of what he could become since he didn't feel fear (not even from chaos) and lastly we have titus, which became the creature's fear lol

[@layonduff]

Sorcerer: I use your fear to kill you. Sorcerer to Titus: Hey where is your fear? W-why'd you break my staff? ah shit

[@barricadedpurifier]

6:27 You can tell they’re up against a Tzeentchian base cuz Tzeentch and his followers really like to screw with the laws of physics and science in general. Tzeentch, a Chaos God representing change and magic (sorcery), is antithetical to science and essentially completely unbound by reality; his power lies in manipulating the warp energies of the Immaterium (a realm of pure psychic energy) allowing him to warp and twist the real world and cause events that defy logical cause and effect, making him a being who can alter the very fabric of existence at will, essentially existing outside the constraints of normal physics. Tzeentch's powers often involve manipulating time, space, and causality in ways that would be impossible in our physical world, allowing him to alter the past, create paradoxes, etc. Tzeentch doesn’t really care about his followers btw. He views them as chess pieces to be used for his experiments and even entertainment.

[@Psycorde]

I figured that walls simply became floor because space magic

[@Nitram4392]

"All according to plan."

[@projectelmo017]

btw the "sword" kid titus was dragging is his knife as an ultramarine

[@maryking9706]

This is next level, loved every second of it!

[@alexfielding7191]

The guy that made the fan made Astartes video worked on this episode, GW hired him.

[@TheRegularGamer]

I can't help but feel the coffin smearing across Titus's footprints, while the others are left clearly visible is a subtle artistic message.

[@zeongepyon4041]

Titus literally built physically, mentally, and spiritually different.

[@jay_dave8722]

Purity seals burning means they are entering chaos worshipers territory, they are within a chaos gods domains.

[@jaylenharris343]

The battle sequence in the beginning was cream gravy. No talking, just sheer brutality. Something that I love how fast, graceful and impactful their hits are. Shows just how superhuman these dudes are.

[@naosou921]

Tzeentch demon invades Titus's mind Titus: Homefield advantage

[@jaylenharris343]

4:37 That headbutt was personal af.

[@Nitram4392]

He really turned and went "You really want to find out, huh?".

[@genida951]

3:44 - briefed, not de-briefed. Debriefing is after a completed mission, briefing is before.

[@3Kings_Industries]

Chaos warped the gravity. They jumped down the whole w/ regular gravity. Halfway down, gravity shifted. Everything reverted after the Tzeetch demon was killed.

[@knightghaleon]

So the premise of this episode is that they are on an actual suicide mission. They are simply meant to let the ship above know where the relic of Chaos is but the sorcerer of Tzeench shown was masking the location. The demon tried to use the marines' fears to kill them, but Titus has none and thus he charged the chaos demon in his own mind. That sword he was dragging as a kid being a combat knife for him now just shows how insane the space marine transformation is on the body.

[@hordelord4759]

Bro called tyranids little dinosaurs im dead. Get your lore up roshi

[@ColonelRogers]

There's one Tyranid unit called a Tyrannofex. A lot of Tyranids do look like sci fi dinosaurs lol.

[@Psycorde]

They're bugosaurs tbh

[@Anton-qc1fk]

Titus turned and looked at that sorcerer of Tzeentch like “You are not supposed to be here” 😭

[@Anqq]

idk how they did it but the weight of the movement feels perfect

[@RuggerJug]

Rawest Secret Level episode. Like goddamn, they really showed how strong and ruthless Space Marines are. They are one-man armies

[@VeryDeathlyShiny]

7:05 The guy wou made _Astartes,_ Syama Pederson worked on this Secret Level episode. You can see his name under 'Layout Artist'. That's why this feels so much like _Astartes._ There is hope for Amazon yet... They saw something that was loved by the community, said "hey, let's make more of *that."* "Do you want us to change anything?" "Not a thing."

[@JamesSerapio]

Seeing the marines running through the armoured car just left me picking my jaw off the floor. And that chaos sorcerer or Tzeentch was crazy.

[@bug1494]

They didn't see the stuff on youtube. They made the stuff on youtube. The guy who made Astartes worked on this and you can tell.

[@Veritas.Studios.Channel]

[Indian New Zealander longtime Warhammer 40K gamer says:] WOW! I think this was the best KZbin reaction video I have seen in my life! (I loved how Lupa was familiar with the classic lore of the Warhammer 40K universe. Glorious stuff!).

[@zklpr4661]

-The episode does take place after the events of Space Marine 2. Titus has his Laurels of Victory on his helmet, which he was awarded at the end. -Space marines don't all have jetpacks. Those nozzles on their power packs are vents for heat from the reactor inside them. Some space marine units are equipped with jump packs for flight, but you'll know because they're very bulky and have jet engines on them. -The sorcerer in the episode is not Slaanesh, it is a sorcerer that serves Tzeentch, the Changer of Ways.

[@SpartanSniper3]

I'm so happy to see you guys doing Warhammer content. On Christmas no less!

[@4nubisjdb562]

The episode we have been waiting for is here. FOR THE EMPEROR

[@Noah-xd5fh]

HERE IT IS. This one was definitely my favorite. Gives me hope for the Warhammer series Cavil is working on

[@Veritas.Studios.Channel]

100%! Henry Cavill fought for the lore in 'The Witcher.' And Warhammer 40K is his greatest story/character/game love! I'll rally to his cause!

[@iamnuff1992]

Watching the Sorcerer go for Titus in his own mindscape, and Titus just turn around and fucking _come at him_ is great.

[@416Xanatos]

The blade that kid Titus is dragging at the beginning is a great example of the scale of a Space Marine. That's an Astartes combat knife that he's dragging.

[@michaelwalsh3837]

What's in there?! Badasses. Damn straight

[@lankyeric]

The tunnel they jumped down, is shaped like a J or a macaroni. So they jumped in close to the wall.. slid down.. followed the curve until they were at the bottom.. so now they are laying down on their backs.

[@Altruistic-General]

@@lankyeric or space magic, cause it’s tzeentch :)

[@newrev9er]

Great reaction just like always guys. Was really excited to see your reaction to this episode, and it didn't disappoint!

[@Opacus02]

There's an extra layer of lore to truly appreciate the ending. The mission briefing said Mortality Absolute which means it's a suicide mission and the controller said "Die well brothers" after launching the missile from the ship because they're basically dropping a nuke on their position and they're not expected to survive the blast. There is a lore quote that goes "Only in death does duty end" so when the sergeant says "Our duty is done. It's time to go," what he really means is it's time to die. THAT'S why Titus says "Not yet old man." And turns to fight his way out and not accept death. 40k has an expansive and rich history that's just waiting for you to dive in.

[@GamiCross]

Most armies in the Tabletop version of the game are balanced by Numbers or Power. One team of Space Marines could easily take out a squad of cultists ... but one Tzeentch caster can get around their physical defenses.

[@Tullaryx]

This happens after the events of Space Marine 2 and is the special mission Chapter Master Calgar ordered Titus to take part in. The narrator, Metaerus, was Titus’ mentor and the crux symbol on the vs k of his power pack makes him a veteran sergeant of the 1st Company. The fact that Titus survived where a 1st company veteran sergeant and two bladeguards (Calgar’s elite bodyguards) shows just how OP Titus really is in the Warhammer 40K universe. Theory is that Titus is still being tested by Calgar to see if his resistance to Chaos corruption is somehow a form of passive corruption or something tied to the God-Emperor. Anyone who has beaten the game will know what the latter means.

[@thedarkknight2221]

I would genuinely love a whole Warhammer 40k animated series done by Blur Studios. I mean can you imagine what the events of the Horus Heresy would look like with this quality of animation and storytelling?!

[@endwarAH80blackfoot]

For context about the hole. Two things could have happened. One is that it was a trick of the camera. Or two, because of warp fuckery (black liquid rising from the ground, or paper materialising out of thin air or that battle) gravity itself has been affected that allowed them to walk down the hole after a certain distance. For a blanket term, the warp is basically a dimension of energy. Supernatural and psychic phenomena can happen when that dimension get stronger and pushes into our dimension. This push can result in the laws of physics getting messed up and distorted because our dimension loses sync with reality. This includes gravity. Hence you could see the light coming from the hole from their backs. Because if they landed at the bottom, the light would have shown from the top of their heads not the back.

[@lfg4762]

The person that worked on the fanmade vids you mentioned (Astartes on youtube) actually worked on this episode! Props to Syama Pederson

[@vrozombie3004]

The guy who made the fan animation Lupa mentioned is listed in the credits of this episode as a lead creator.

[@corey552]

not lead creator, layout artist

[@Psycorde]

You can tell that it's greatly influenced by Astartes. The atmosphere, camera angles, environmental storytelling instead of exposition yapping etc

[@terrorsanity]

Titus had here Laurels of Victory on his helmet that he got at the end of the second game, can't believe Lupa completely forgot about those and focused on stoopid studs instead

[@rodrigo2703]

This episode was my most anticipated from the entire show. Did not disappoint.

[@ianminto6315]

Damn yalls opening is insane. Merry christmas!

[@bigyeticane]

Ya'll hear Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje as Titus' mentor, Metaurus!? Epic. That dude's been in Bourne Identity, Ace Ventura, Congo, Mummy Returns, The Thing, G.I. Joe, Oz, Lost, Game of Thrones, etc, etc, etc... literally everything, lol.

[@terrencemedders1867]

Titus: Giving Smurfs a good name since game 1.

[@thiagohayashi9936]

The Emperor originally said "They should know no fear" as a figure language. Titus accepted that as his core truth.

[@jocosesonata]

Sorcerer be like: "Ayo, why's he looking back here?"

[@Orannis01]

At the end of Space Marine 2 Titus gets recommended for a mission by Leandros and this is it. And it was a suicide mission he wasn't suppose to return from, but manages to survive anyway so we'll be getting more from Titus in the future.

[@ryanread8617]

Notice how Titus has the laurels on his helmet, meaning it was after SM2!

[@shade2138]

Titus literally hear the Emperor himself during Space Marine 2. People thought it was Calgar who spoke, but apparently there was a mistranslation happened. That was just supposed to be "Voice" and not "Calgar". "Rise, son of GorillaMan"

[@insertmeme1461]

Stuff I can explain (correct me if im wrong) This takes place after Space Marine 2 The child in the beginning of the episode is Titus I think his story is When he was a child his planet was invaded and he used a chainsword from a fallen Spacemarine and would kill any invaders who got near The space marine you see after(i dont know his name) took Titus in so he can become a Spacemarine The mission that they were sent on is more or less a suicide mission since they are dropping into chaos riddled land to destory a chaos relic emitting warp junk, thus causing more demons to spawn 2:41 that statue in the back is the Primarch of the Ultramarines 4:12 the humans you see here are cultist to the demons in the land, the type of demons belongs to Zeetch, Changer of Ways 6:52 the demons here are Zeetch, via the bird appearances Zeetch can be described as a little shit, he fucks with time and space because he wants to. If you'd ask Zeetch "what time is it?" And he would saw "What is time, or what type of question are you asking out of all possibilities." 7:28 that old guy in the coffin is a Psyker, basically wizards, people who are born with warp powers are called Psykers and can use their abilities to ward of warp attacks that can do mental or physical damage to themselves or others. The old guy was brought wuth them to fend of the invisible attacks and shifting time since they were attacking a chaos relic. 7:50 much like Zeetch his demons can fuck with time, which in this cause slows down their bullets 8:22 this demon is using fear to kill the spacemarines, the first one i think had a fear of dying. Dont know the second one. But Titus's mentor's fear was he would shift to becoming a Chaos Spacemarine, since he was accused of heresy before this. 9:18 And since Titus has no fear he was able to kill this demon

[@sweepingtime]

The Old Man who was pretty much Titus' father was afraid of one thing: that Titus would fall to Chaos.

[@drhapi5308]

I only watch reactions to this episode. Finally.

[@Adults_at_Play]

Syama Pedersen the creator of Astartes is credited as one of the Layout Artists for this episode.

[@Chanksss]

I used to pray for times like this 🔥

[@YunoSaiko]

it's cool to see Lupa be so into Warhammer universe even after Space Marine 2, i know the Henry Cavil show reaction years from now will go hard af XD

[@GDeno]

Yes! Been waiting for this specific episode.

[@synergy8879]

titus: “let me show you the results of my rubicon surgery, mkx armor and fresh uncreased aquilon pattern jordans: the nastiest, filthiest, 96 inch vertical on this side of the galaxy.”

[@RobZombii]

Been waiting for this one! The best episode of the entire anthology!

[@Veritas.Studios.Channel]

It's a great introduction to the grim darkness of Warhammer 40K. Brutal close quarters sci-fi action, mingled with the horrifying dark sorcery of fantasy daemons... (I love this. Pretty much half given up on 'Star Wars' after 'The Acolyte' writing bored me).

[@Halofreakanoid]

When they were falling down the wall, they were suddenly upright because the gravity changed, likely because of the Warp anomalies.

[@Wryyyyyyyyyyyyu]

Finally, the best episode of secret level by far! (at least of the first batch I haven’t seen the second one yet)

[@deadfish45films]

Each Bolt on a Space Marine's forehead is the equivalent of one century of war. Titus has been fighting for 4 centuries.

[@nowherebeans]

the fact lupa called chapters “clans” while explaining the board game just made me historically laugh cause they’re not “clans” they’re chapters

[@igodreamer7096]

Amazing episode! ⭐⭐⭐⭐

[@spyro257]

the guy that made that fan made vid that's REALLY good, got picked up by GW and was helping making this episode, so u are right, "they saw what he did" :)

[@mun-grohiik420]

BY THE GOLDEN THRONE! At last, the episode i was waiting for!

[@myuugi]

He's got the Laurels on his helmet so yeah it's right after Space Marine 2. Pretty neat teaser. Titus is hype as fuck.

[@zhihanbling]

Titus just built different. This is in fact after the game cause Titus has the Imperial Laurels he got at the end of Space Marine 2.

[@jaylenharris343]

Finally putting that Astartes creator to good use. He worked on this episode and you can tell by how every made. The action, lack of speakin, brutality and the sequences.

[@pub1]

It's also basically the same plot. Space marines squad launches from a ship into an enemy position. They kill a load of easy human cannon fodder before having to fight a slightly stronger opponent next. After killing them, they go through some big doors to reach the main target, which is a psychic enemy that they lose to despite fending off the initial psychic attack. The only difference is that this time the enemy ultimately dies at their hands because Titus is a main character.

[@thenightcook1134]

Titus was given the coffin after he rushed ahead of the squad. He went against standard combat tactics, and although successful, he was forced to carry the coffin as punishment.

[@maikbaumann1250]

"wuhahaha tidus does not fucking play bro" wise words.

[@troywestleybailey]

those were servants of tzeentch. the demon too. and he killed them using their own strength against them while freezing them with fear.

[@JavPena0014]

8:37 "Where's the chosen one?" oh boy, if only she knew

[@TheBrotatoPatch]

It definitely takes place after SM2, since Titus has the Laurels on his Helmet

[@krajicsek13]

Leandros after seeing Titus being the only survivor: Smells like heresy to me

[@MarioBario]

Maybe as Quintus, he'd understand