Upon learning that the sorcerer is still alive, he sends Ultramarines after him and wonders how the disbanding is going. The Emperor, annoyed for interrupting his Flashback, disses the Inquisition and glorifies Malcador some more before concluding that everything is Magnus' fault. Upon reporting success, Malcador performs his final sacrifice by taking the place at the Golden Throne to let the Emperor battle Horus and the Emperor calls him Malcador the Hero.Ĭut to the present as worried Custodian is poking the Emperor to get some reaction and is Psyker-Powers- Punched Across the Room for his trouble. The Master of Mankind remembers that he ordered his most trusted servant, Malcador, to find twelve people who would start the organization which would watch eternally over the Imperium. The Custodian regains his composure and declares what just happened the start of something absolutely glorious.Įpisode 5: Malcador the HeroThe Custodian returns to the Golden Throne to report the message being sent, but finds the Emperor lost in thought. When the Centurion comes in to dispose of the metal monstrosity, however, the Emperor declares it cute and orders it to come to his lap. The Emperor, however, is less than thrilled by the Dreadknight, calling it a giant babycarrier. The conversation between him and Custodian devolves to discussion about the Ultramarines before stupendified Custiodian tries to cheer the Emperor up with the Grey Knights.
After a few seconds of technical problems the Emperor does, indeed, speak, and starts to vent his frustration at the universe at large. The Custodian is briefly tempted to take off his armor like others did, but stops himself in time and goes to the Golden Throne to attempt to speak with the Emperor. The Mechanicus priest assures him that all is fine.
In the hall of the Golden Throne, the Custodian frets about the text-to-speech device that is being implemented. Note: In the original version of the Episode, the bit with the Techpriest is absent and the Dreadknight does not have any lines.
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