He was once human.
A boy from Earth who read comics, watched anime, and laughed at memes, all before fate tore him from that world and cast him into darkness.

Reborn in the universe of Warhammer 40,000, he became an Ultramarine, a superhuman warrior, forged in fire and war. For a centuries, he has known only bolter fire, heresy, and endless battle.

His name, his past, even Earth itself… all but faded from memory.

Until one day, amidst the carnage of a daemon incursion, he hears a sound no one in the 41st millennium should hear:

DING!
[Multiversal Chat Group Online. Loading user list...]
[Tony Stark. Naruto Uzumaki. Saeko Busujima. Peter Parker.]

At first, he thinks it a psychic trick.
Then… recognition stirs.

Faint echoes of a boy long dead whisper to him: “I know these names.”

They were fiction.
Now they speak to him.

As he reconnects with the legendary figures of countless worlds, some heroic, some chaotic, he finds himself drawn back toward his lost humanity. Missions begin. Relationships form. And through it all, the ancient Astartes finds himself both guiding and being guided by these new companions.

Armed with a bolter and the blessings of the Emperor, he now wields something stranger:
The power to cross worlds, to speak across realities and to remember who he once was.

Duty is eternal.
But even the Emperor’s blade can remember how to dream.

For those asking about Goku, well… funny story. I didn't really think the start of the novel through, and then I got serious about it and… poof, Goku's gone. So if you see a stray "Goku" here and there, that's just leftover ghost text.


And with the Multiversal Chat, Gaius could get way too OP too fast. I'm not ready for him to start flying around and blasting beams at daemons .


Chapter 25 - Note for my readers: