Never forget andrej saved grimaldus and when he was asked what grimaldus could do for him, he ask for him to tell his command of his deeds so he could impress the lady of his dreams
@3adgamd3r a real tear jerker, especially because it's clear grimaldus both understood and also didn't understand but he tries in his own way to uplift a fellow warrior
This book is one of my favorites. My hearts with nerova. This man was impaled completely surrounded at the point of last stand with his brothers and he pulled himself through the spear even more just to kill the ork that impaled him. “Grimaldus brother”
Man imagine being a black Templar dying in one of the worst places then when all hope seems lost two normal humans show up and ensure the safty of not only your own but your chapter's legacy, must of felt humbling in a good way.
he must have have felt a great wave of relief when he heard the soldier ask him about the Progenoid Gland to the point where he took concern to bring the space marine to a location he could easily be found, a last moment of grace and respite for the black templar, and thankfulness to the Emperor's Faithfuls
They would end up hiding his body in a shed to protect it from the orks. When Andrej later links up with Grimaldus, he informs him that he placed the Templar in a shed and covered his body with whatever they could find to conceal it.
@@AmazingAutist Andrej asks Grimaldus to assume command of him and his conscripted dockworkers as his previous command is dead or missing. Grimaldus accepts and orders Andrej to lead his men to the shelter blocks. This excerpt picks up immediately after Grimaldus' orders Andrej to head to the shelter blocks: ‘Even without my captain’s voice, we have followed that path. But there is more, sir.’ ‘Speak.’ Grimaldus looked away now, the silver skull that served as his face glaring in the direction of a burning commerce district several streets away. ‘One of your knights fell at the docks. We have hidden his body from the enemy jackals. The etchings on his armour named him as Anastus.’ The white-helmed Astartes spoke, his voice emerging like a man speaking through a mouthful of gruel. ‘Anastus died… as we deployed… last night. Life signs faded fast. Warrior’s death.’ Grimaldus nodded, his attention restored to the humans. ‘What is your name?’ the Reclusiarch asked the storm trooper. ‘Trooper Andrej, 703rd Steel Legion Storm trooper Division, sir.’ ‘And yours?’ he asked the next man in line, taking every name until the last, whom he recognised without needing to ask. ‘Dockmaster Tomaz Maghernus,’ the knight grunted, finally. ‘It is good to see you on the field. Courage such as yours belongs at the vanguard.’ Maghernus’s skin crawled, not with distaste but raw awkwardness. How does one reply to such a thing? To say he was honoured? To admit that every muscle in his body ached and he regretted ever volunteering for this madness? ‘Thank you, Reclusiarch,’ he managed. ‘I will remember your names and deeds this day. All of you. Helsreach may burn, but this war is not lost. Every one of your names will be etched into the black stone pillars of the Valiant Hall aboard the Eternal Crusader.’ Andrej nodded. ‘I am very honoured, Reclusiarch, as are these handsome and fine gentlemen with me. But if you could tell my captain about this, I would be even happier.’ The harsh sound emitted from the Reclusiarch’s vox-speakers was somewhere between a bark and a snarl. It took Maghernus several moments to realise it had been a laugh. ‘It will be done, Trooper Andrej. You have my word.’ ‘I am hopeful this will also impress the lady I intend to marry.’ Grimaldus wasn’t sure how to reply to that. He settled for, ‘Yes. Good.’
Aiding astartes in recovering their geneseed is probably the act they appreciate the most, while impeding or destroying geneseed will see you despised for eternity. Even Farsight in one of his most magnanimous acts, allowed a Apothecary to extract geneseed from his fallen brothers (also understanding that there was something astartes held within them of vital importance, to recover even after death.)
In 40K He's a fool for doing so, but should be at least given respect He is a naive fool, but appreciated. He deserves the w Plus If there weren't any naive fools like him, the world would be much worse Good naive fools
i remember when they question him, because moving the corpse cost several loses to his platoon -why would you risk your life for our brother? -One of you are worth spend several of us
To find comfort and grace by having your body safely hidden from any who would desecrate it in your final moments must have given the black templar peace of mind knowing his brothers will find him again. The Emperor protects.
They say spacemarines know no fear, but i think if there is anything that does make a spacemarine anxious it is not that he will one day die in battle, it is weather or not his geneseed will be secured and the legacy of the chapter protected, A spacemarine being somewhat assured that people are atleast trying to ensure that progenoid can be returned to the chapter moments before death must be a real comfort
Andrej is a saint dude lol Also the black Templar relying on humans must’ve been humbling but hopeful given how much care and understanding he was shown
Look how our boy Andrej drops his usual goofy attitude when things get truly serious. A real comrade and brother in arms, be it for fellow guardsmen or demigod astartes.
Any idea who the artist is? "Eternal Night" isn't exactly a super unique title and I'm having trouble finding the original music. Edit: Nevermind, it's Karl Casey with White Bat Studio, from the description.
Nope standard plates just that heavy, if it was Terminator played they would need a goddamn Chimera or four just to drag his ass somewhere shit is heavy @@Fairwhite195
What I find funny about Gulliman’s return is that It essentially made it so The ultramarines are now the most expendable Space marines out there because they don’t have to worry about geneseed being lost.
I mean, they still don't throw away their lives for nothing, as I'm sure Guilliman doesn't want to be constantly donating geneseed to make more marines
I mean their whole thing is everyone is guilty to some degree. Doing this says to them that you are not very guilty at all. They'd say a simple and gruff thank you and make a mental note to be less callous to this particular group of guardsmen
So the book is good. Got it, thats one more 40k book for the list while all of my thrillers, comedies and history novella scream in the pile of shame in the corner(while I read Nemesis, Storm of Iron and Deamon World for the 20th time). By the way, anyone know any good Assasinorum, chaos, Ork or Necron books in Terms of Action and the occasional funny ?
Can you imagine how hard it would be for two humans to drag a fully armored space marine? That's beyond impressive. It's like dragging a civic that no longer has wheels.
I love Andrej, he's one of the best characters.this book dose a great job showing the humanity of the templars and how humanity is in this with them not just needing their ptotection.
Can i please say that i LOVE the colour coding you use for different characters talking, not only making it easier for hearing impaired but everyone else too, legend
This scene is literally before him and Grimaldus ever met in Helsreach. At this point, Andrej is a newly conscripted dockworker turned guardsman. IIRC, Grimaldus and Andrej meet for the first time because Grimaldus decides he has to thank the guardsmen who risked his life trying to evacuate a Black templar wounded personally.
Sorry, but not quite. Andrej is a stormtrooper. A group of dockworkers was assigned to him. He is not new or anything, he knows battle and shows many times how smart he is (even if the intellect outside battle is not quite there)@ambosen
@@ambosenAlso (after dubblechecking the wiki) Andrej did meet Grimaldus before this event. He was stationed at the same place that Grimaldus left the techmarine. Which was before the dockworkers. Hope this shines some light on it
Dragging is significantly easier than lifting, it’d REALLY suck, but if you’ve done manual labour all your life you could probably do it with the help of another strong dude
It was also several dockworkers, though I don't remember the specific number. Andrej, as a Stormtrooper, was embedded with the dock workers as a force multiplier. The Templars came in as reinforcements. This particular space marine landed in amongst the orks that were about to overrun Andrej and his "squad." It's my favorite part of the book. Andrej rallys the dockworkers to help the Templar. 'He's dying for us!'
Actually, the space marine's weight is actually the surprising part of it. That's several hundred kilos of muscles and badassery. SM armor is surprisingly lightweight. It doesn't have an exoskeleton, so it needs to be light enough for a SM to be able to carry it.
Andrej needs to not only have his own book but needs to go down as a Imperial Saint or legend, cause this man has survived odds that is just as wild as the other legendary humans of the Imperium,
@@jeddpires he didn't only live through helsreach. He lived through grimaldus' last stand. All of helsreach and the entire war for armageddon. Then he boarded the eternal crusader to yell at grimaldus because he's officially labeled as "dead" and this cannot receive his pay. Only for the ship to turn to pursue ghazghul while he's still on it. So he had to run over 2km to the hangar bay to get back to armageddon.
@@BlackTemplar6th so dude is not only a survivor, but bffs with a space marine black templar CHAPLAIN. Dude is winning in life, even if hes not getting his pay
You will die on Armageddon. But your legacy will live on, in the next neophyte to carty your geneseed. You will live on, in the hearts and minds of Armageddon. The Emperor Protects.
ADB is so great at writing regular humans into his stories and making them completely bad ass, even though they're being compared to crazy sci-fi super soldiers. What's crazy is that Andrej isn't even the only one from that book. Asavan Tortellius, Tomaz Maggernus, Princeps Zarha... ADB is a great writer.
5-10 of them could lift him if they are as strong as I am. I was basically as strong as a dock worker lifting car parts all day. Transmissions that would weigh in at about 220-400 lbs. were no issue for me to simply pick up and place on the chest high workbench (I'm 6 foot even) for the guy who tore down the ones too bad to repair. Considering that Space Marines are supposedly anywhere from 500-1000 kilograms in armor at 1000 kilograms you are looking at 2200 lbs. roughly. Divide that by 400 lbs. and you get 5.5. Consider the fact that they now can each grab a limb as these guys are big and they can more easily gain leverage as a group lift and it's not that hard to imagine a group of 10 or so dockworkers moving this guy.
Such a good novel. I love Andrej I wish he proposed to that one girl he's talking to at the beginning instead of some random woman who is mentioned twice
Its the same woman. He wanted to propose to her. They got seperated im duties and she died. He says her name at the battle for the port. That lady at the beginning IS her
@@cinderlord4950 It is? Oh man, I'm mega dumb. Thank you, that has always been my biggest gripe with the book, but now I can rest easy at night, knowing my boy Andrej would've proposed to a woman who he actually had pretty funny dialog with
Just think, with the weight of an Astartes and assuming they had no mechanical assistance. It would have taken them HOURS to get him anywhere. True dedication and honour.
farsight Actually spared apothecarys And wouldn't attack them. When they were genseed cato sicarius was, of course, cursing at him every single minute and telling him he had no honor
Cato has no chill, only that anger and wrath of his father. He’s always so desperate to throw hands… I think the terms stupid but he is an aura farmer, he itches for any opportunity to have a bad ass moment.
Andrej is a real homie of Grimaldus. The guy was even willing to be silent as he's one of the few survivors of Helsreach, not just Grimaldus. That's why Grimaldus keeps saying, "as if there's only one." He has immense respect to the Guardsman that he kept his word by recommending him to guard Helsreach of all places.
I honestly hope that Amazon begins its TV series with Hellsreach. It tells newbies all you need to know about WH40k without being overly complex or obtuse, and sets up a great sequel with "Spears of the Emperor."
Dragging something is significantly easier than lifting it, it’d REALLY suck, but if you’ve been doing manual labour or physically intensive activities your whole life you could probably manage it between two people Plus the power of faith is a real thing in 40k, it wouldn’t surprise me if they got a little help from above so to speak
@@lyntonfleming I mean, I’m a manual labourer in construction and have pushed forklift tipper skips by myself, and those weigh about 180kg, I could probably push about 250kg if it’s just a matter of pushing/pulling, 600kg between two people isn’t too far fetched
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Andrej is truly a real one.
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Never forget andrej saved grimaldus and when he was asked what grimaldus could do for him, he ask for him to tell his command of his deeds so he could impress the lady of his dreams
The moment men cry is when he speaks of finding her
@3adgamd3r a real tear jerker, especially because it's clear grimaldus both understood and also didn't understand but he tries in his own way to uplift a fellow warrior
This book is one of my favorites.
My hearts with nerova.
This man was impaled completely surrounded at the point of last stand with his brothers and he pulled himself through the spear even more just to kill the ork that impaled him.
“Grimaldus brother”
"Yes. I did find her."
"Did... you find her?"
"Ahh... yes, did I..."
Man imagine being a black Templar dying in one of the worst places then when all hope seems lost two normal humans show up and ensure the safty of not only your own but your chapter's legacy, must of felt humbling in a good way.
Helsreach was a sobering battle for many templars especial Grimaldus.
The fan film did it good justice
he must have have felt a great wave of relief when he heard the soldier ask him about the Progenoid Gland to the point where he took concern to bring the space marine to a location he could easily be found, a last moment of grace and respite for the black templar, and thankfulness to the Emperor's Faithfuls
@@ForWeAreMany exactly, Deliverance and Mercy.
@@vladgabrielmatei9128 i didn't know there was a fan film, where can i watch it ?? 😮🤩
@@theolenglin3747 ruclips.net/video/s2WGE1L6WKs/видео.html&pp=ygUKaGVsbHNyZWFjaA%3D%3D
It's cool to see how characters will do what's right by each other sometimes.
Sometimes...
"sometimes"
The beauty of Grimdark. The small things really illuminate the night.
They would end up hiding his body in a shed to protect it from the orks. When Andrej later links up with Grimaldus, he informs him that he placed the Templar in a shed and covered his body with whatever they could find to conceal it.
Do you remember what the response was?
@@AmazingAutist Andrej asks Grimaldus to assume command of him and his conscripted dockworkers as his previous command is dead or missing. Grimaldus accepts and orders Andrej to lead his men to the shelter blocks. This excerpt picks up immediately after Grimaldus' orders Andrej to head to the shelter blocks:
‘Even without my captain’s voice, we have followed that path. But there is more, sir.’
‘Speak.’ Grimaldus looked away now, the silver skull that served as his face glaring in the direction of a burning commerce district several streets away.
‘One of your knights fell at the docks. We have hidden his body from the enemy jackals. The etchings on his armour named him as Anastus.’
The white-helmed Astartes spoke, his voice emerging like a man speaking through a mouthful of gruel.
‘Anastus died… as we deployed… last night. Life signs faded fast. Warrior’s death.’
Grimaldus nodded, his attention restored to the humans.
‘What is your name?’ the Reclusiarch asked the storm trooper.
‘Trooper Andrej, 703rd Steel Legion Storm trooper Division, sir.’
‘And yours?’ he asked the next man in line, taking every name until the last, whom he recognised without needing to ask. ‘Dockmaster Tomaz Maghernus,’ the knight grunted, finally. ‘It is good to see you on the field. Courage such as yours belongs at the vanguard.’
Maghernus’s skin crawled, not with distaste but raw awkwardness. How does one reply to such a thing? To say he was honoured? To admit that every muscle in his body ached and he regretted ever volunteering for this madness?
‘Thank you, Reclusiarch,’ he managed.
‘I will remember your names and deeds this day. All of you. Helsreach may burn, but this war is not lost. Every one of your names will be etched into the black stone pillars of the Valiant Hall aboard the Eternal Crusader.’
Andrej nodded. ‘I am very honoured, Reclusiarch, as are these handsome and fine gentlemen with me. But if you could tell my captain about this, I would be even happier.’
The harsh sound emitted from the Reclusiarch’s vox-speakers was somewhere between a bark and a snarl. It took Maghernus several moments to realise it had been a laugh.
‘It will be done, Trooper Andrej. You have my word.’
‘I am hopeful this will also impress the lady I intend to marry.’
Grimaldus wasn’t sure how to reply to that. He settled for, ‘Yes. Good.’
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IMMENSE gratitude
So humans are able to move astsrtes round?
@@bigman88george3 A few humans can move them with difficulty. Most likely they dragged him most of the way.
Aiding astartes in recovering their geneseed is probably the act they appreciate the most, while impeding or destroying geneseed will see you despised for eternity. Even Farsight in one of his most magnanimous acts, allowed a Apothecary to extract geneseed from his fallen brothers (also understanding that there was something astartes held within them of vital importance, to recover even after death.)
He put a ban on hunting apothecaries for that reason and because they're medics, didn't he?
Laughably common farsight W
In 40K He's a fool for doing so, but should be at least given respect He is a naive fool, but appreciated. He deserves the w Plus
If there weren't any naive fools like him, the world would be much worse Good naive fools
Hey, that sounds really interesting. Do you know where i could read up on it or if somebody has made a video on it?
@@markussakkinen7878 its in a book called blades of damoclse
i remember when they question him, because moving the corpse cost several loses to his platoon
-why would you risk your life for our brother?
-One of you are worth spend several of us
To find comfort and grace by having your body safely hidden from any who would desecrate it in your final moments must have given the black templar peace of mind knowing his brothers will find him again. The Emperor protects.
Gotta save the holy globules!
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Space King is growing on me...
Holy membrum obstruction
“Praise beee to spaaace kinggg🎶🎵🎶”
Praise be to Space King!!
Those are some strong ass guardsmen to be draggin the deadweight of a fully armored space marine
there were more people, and I think they hid his corpse somewhere nearby
Andrej, the dockmaster Tomaz Maghernus dragged him
Haven't read the book but he opened the helmet, maybe he lightened the load or used some equipment
An Astartes can weight up to 1 ton when armoured, I really wonder how they would be dragging somebody that heavy without augmetics or equipment?
@@dystopianist9135 Bad writing
They say spacemarines know no fear, but i think if there is anything that does make a spacemarine anxious it is not that he will one day die in battle, it is weather or not his geneseed will be secured and the legacy of the chapter protected, A spacemarine being somewhat assured that people are atleast trying to ensure that progenoid can be returned to the chapter moments before death must be a real comfort
And people wondered why Grimaldus always gets flustered whenever he meets Andrej. This guy is the real deal!
Andrej is a saint dude lol
Also the black Templar relying on humans must’ve been humbling but hopeful given how much care and understanding he was shown
Sounds like he knew he was done for and t last act of compassion amd understanding would mean something to basically any marine.
Look how our boy Andrej drops his usual goofy attitude when things get truly serious. A real comrade and brother in arms, be it for fellow guardsmen or demigod astartes.
the Emperor Protects Brothers. For even a normal man can help save the Legacy of an Angel .
The name of the song in the short is eternal night.
Bro I've been looking for so long
You sir are one of his true angels
Any idea who the artist is? "Eternal Night" isn't exactly a super unique title and I'm having trouble finding the original music.
Edit: Nevermind, it's Karl Casey with White Bat Studio, from the description.
Glad someone else is telling people about it, I did so a few shorts before, he also uses last stop quite frequently
@ Karl casey is the name of the artist
Two regular humans dragging an astartes to safety must have been like trying to tow an F150 truck with just your bare hands
There were more than two I think
There was 30ish dudes with them
@lyeyeruyass5809 Oh good that'd definitely get the job done but goddamn 30 dudes? Was the templar in terminator armor?
@@Fairwhite195 not all of them were dragging the marine most of them were still engaging the orks at the time to buy the ones dragging the body time
Nope standard plates just that heavy, if it was Terminator played they would need a goddamn Chimera or four just to drag his ass somewhere shit is heavy @@Fairwhite195
Yes! YES! *Finally* someone brings up the part that made me a fan of Andrej.
What I find funny about Gulliman’s return is that It essentially made it so The ultramarines are now the most expendable Space marines out there because they don’t have to worry about geneseed being lost.
Just the way they like it.
I mean, they still don't throw away their lives for nothing, as I'm sure Guilliman doesn't want to be constantly donating geneseed to make more marines
I imagine even a marines malevolent would appreciate a mortal doing this
I mean their whole thing is everyone is guilty to some degree. Doing this says to them that you are not very guilty at all. They'd say a simple and gruff thank you and make a mental note to be less callous to this particular group of guardsmen
@@LordOceanusyou can go to the front lines in a week instead of tomorrow.
Hellsreach is jammed packed with excellent scenes like this, plenty of action and lore. If you haven't read it yet? Please do!
So the book is good. Got it, thats one more 40k book for the list while all of my thrillers, comedies and history novella scream in the pile of shame in the corner(while I read Nemesis, Storm of Iron and Deamon World for the 20th time).
By the way, anyone know any good Assasinorum, chaos, Ork or Necron books in Terms of Action and the occasional funny ?
Can you imagine how hard it would be for two humans to drag a fully armored space marine? That's beyond impressive. It's like dragging a civic that no longer has wheels.
I assume with how fucked up the marine was, that he was probably a lil lighter. If his wounds aren't clotting he has to be missing several limbs.
There were more then 2 and they didnt move it far. Just enough to ensure it is safe anc they could conceal it.
Bad writing. Forgetting their own lore.
@@bigman88george3hardly.
I love Andrej, he's one of the best characters.this book dose a great job showing the humanity of the templars and how humanity is in this with them not just needing their ptotection.
"Help me MOVE HIM"?! Sounds like Andrej's been dipping into the geneseed himself!
He's a stormtrooper they have some augments if memory serves right
Andrej knew the importance of the space marines to humanities future, and knew enough to secure the future of the space marines in turn.
Even in the grim dark, there is honour
Even in the grim dark future, where there is only war, the sun still rises
Can i please say that i LOVE the colour coding you use for different characters talking, not only making it easier for hearing impaired but everyone else too, legend
Utter gigachads. Even disregarding their other deeds, dragging an armored space marine corpse is insanely impressive!
Such an excellent book to be kind of lost in the Space Marine Battles series that was full of a lot of chaff, honestly
I'm amazed they were able to move him, considering the weight of an Astartes in full armour.
07 to these three heroes of the Imperium.
did andrej learn about the geneseed from his buddy grimmaldus? that would be neat if he did.
Nah would of learned from all the dead templars on helsreach and the apothecary extraction process
This scene is literally before him and Grimaldus ever met in Helsreach. At this point, Andrej is a newly conscripted dockworker turned guardsman.
IIRC, Grimaldus and Andrej meet for the first time because Grimaldus decides he has to thank the guardsmen who risked his life trying to evacuate a Black templar wounded personally.
Sorry, but not quite. Andrej is a stormtrooper. A group of dockworkers was assigned to him. He is not new or anything, he knows battle and shows many times how smart he is (even if the intellect outside battle is not quite there)@ambosen
@@ambosenAlso (after dubblechecking the wiki) Andrej did meet Grimaldus before this event. He was stationed at the same place that Grimaldus left the techmarine. Which was before the dockworkers. Hope this shines some light on it
@@ambosen I thought andrej was a former stormtrooper?
Edit: Nvm someone already said it
Willing to bet the Black Templars swore to defend that planet for the rest of there eternal service for such an act
Those two are fucking heros dont let them ever forget it!
I'm homestly surprised they are able to move him considering how heavy the armor is
He's got those dockworker arms. Dude can probably deadlift a Terminator.
Dragging is significantly easier than lifting, it’d REALLY suck, but if you’ve done manual labour all your life you could probably do it with the help of another strong dude
It was also several dockworkers, though I don't remember the specific number.
Andrej, as a Stormtrooper, was embedded with the dock workers as a force multiplier. The Templars came in as reinforcements.
This particular space marine landed in amongst the orks that were about to overrun Andrej and his "squad." It's my favorite part of the book. Andrej rallys the dockworkers to help the Templar. 'He's dying for us!'
Actually, the space marine's weight is actually the surprising part of it. That's several hundred kilos of muscles and badassery.
SM armor is surprisingly lightweight. It doesn't have an exoskeleton, so it needs to be light enough for a SM to be able to carry it.
@@Trehlas Exactly the armour isn't that heavy overall it's the Astartes inside that is most the bulk.
“I know not why it is important, only that it is so. So I will do it, because it must be done.”
Andrej needs to not only have his own book but needs to go down as a Imperial Saint or legend, cause this man has survived odds that is just as wild as the other legendary humans of the Imperium,
Wait, he survived helreach, while in the thick of it?
@@jeddpires he did.
@ Rare base human W, at least in a Space Marine story.
@@jeddpires he didn't only live through helsreach. He lived through grimaldus' last stand. All of helsreach and the entire war for armageddon. Then he boarded the eternal crusader to yell at grimaldus because he's officially labeled as "dead" and this cannot receive his pay. Only for the ship to turn to pursue ghazghul while he's still on it. So he had to run over 2km to the hangar bay to get back to armageddon.
@@BlackTemplar6th so dude is not only a survivor, but bffs with a space marine black templar CHAPLAIN. Dude is winning in life, even if hes not getting his pay
"we have to move it"
"Oh yeah yeah we are going to move the super human body with a small car stacked on his damn body !"
Thank you for your service sir knight
The Emperor protects!!!
You will die on Armageddon. But your legacy will live on, in the next neophyte to carty your geneseed.
You will live on, in the hearts and minds of Armageddon. The Emperor Protects.
Dock worker and career soldier dragging an Angel away as it bleeds to death. I can't imagine the mix of emotions
ADB is so great at writing regular humans into his stories and making them completely bad ass, even though they're being compared to crazy sci-fi super soldiers.
What's crazy is that Andrej isn't even the only one from that book. Asavan Tortellius, Tomaz Maggernus, Princeps Zarha... ADB is a great writer.
Unless the duo are forklift certified 😅 it would be kinda difficult to drag the iron giant
Seriously 😂
More like 10% of the iron giant, seeing that the Astartes was dying
And who in their right mind would attempt it? 😅😂
Of course they have squads and company nearby.
5-10 of them could lift him if they are as strong as I am. I was basically as strong as a dock worker lifting car parts all day. Transmissions that would weigh in at about 220-400 lbs. were no issue for me to simply pick up and place on the chest high workbench (I'm 6 foot even) for the guy who tore down the ones too bad to repair. Considering that Space Marines are supposedly anywhere from 500-1000 kilograms in armor at 1000 kilograms you are looking at 2200 lbs. roughly. Divide that by 400 lbs. and you get 5.5. Consider the fact that they now can each grab a limb as these guys are big and they can more easily gain leverage as a group lift and it's not that hard to imagine a group of 10 or so dockworkers moving this guy.
Dragging a fully armoured space marine even with 2 people is probably a chapter recruitment ritual
Such a good novel. I love Andrej I wish he proposed to that one girl he's talking to at the beginning instead of some random woman who is mentioned twice
Its the same woman. He wanted to propose to her. They got seperated im duties and she died. He says her name at the battle for the port. That lady at the beginning IS her
@@cinderlord4950 It is? Oh man, I'm mega dumb. Thank you, that has always been my biggest gripe with the book, but now I can rest easy at night, knowing my boy Andrej would've proposed to a woman who he actually had pretty funny dialog with
@@The_Engineer1001 it almost made it more tragic because you met her as her own character
Should Intermittent Vengeance Arm Again His Red Right Hand To Plague Us
Andrej is a homie fr
Just think, with the weight of an Astartes and assuming they had no mechanical assistance. It would have taken them HOURS to get him anywhere. True dedication and honour.
Andrej is one of many human heroes in 40k, he's borderline noble bright in the grim darkness for the war torn 41st millennium
Andrej is single handedly coverting me from a Krieger to a Iron Legionary
Soldier: "There is something inside you"
Black Templar: Yes, but it's hard to explain.
Andrej, the one and only
It must’ve felt as if the Emperor sent these two to deliver him back to his chapter. Emperor protects
This is one of the reasons Grimaldus loves Andrej.
This is one of the few ways in warhammer to die peacefully .
This is the closest thing to peace as it gets
Man, this gives major Sa'Kaan vibes
farsight Actually spared apothecarys And wouldn't attack them. When they were genseed
cato sicarius was, of course, cursing at him every single minute and telling him he had no honor
Seeing dad girlyman spanking all that teen edge from him across all the shorts i have seen has been cathartic!
What could you expect from the most b***** of the ultra Marines?
Cato has no chill, only that anger and wrath of his father. He’s always so desperate to throw hands… I think the terms stupid but he is an aura farmer, he itches for any opportunity to have a bad ass moment.
Andrej is a real homie of Grimaldus. The guy was even willing to be silent as he's one of the few survivors of Helsreach, not just Grimaldus. That's why Grimaldus keeps saying, "as if there's only one." He has immense respect to the Guardsman that he kept his word by recommending him to guard Helsreach of all places.
Andrej sounds like that one stalker arma video where they stole a man's kidney.
If anyone ever messes with andrej they'll have to answer to the entire black templars chapter
Grimaldus was not only impressed with them but thanked them for it
This passage gives *chills*
*DRAGGED HIM?!* with what? A goddamn forklift? because thats what you need to move an space marine in power armor.
Andrej is a true homie
Andrej is simply the best of us.
please make more about how badass the Grey Knights are
Andrej, THE OTHER hero of helsreach!
2 guys trying to drag 1 or 2 ton heavy Supersoldier in power armor.... That is some backbreaking work.
its more like 500 kilos, and you can pull that around with 2 strong men, but still quite the weight
ANDREJ YOU GOAT! THE EMPEROR HAS A SPECIAL PLACE IN HIS KINGDOM FOR YOU!
"I had a headache, then it went away"
_"This makes me smile"_
What did they do? Roll the big guy onto a pallet and drive around with a trolley jack looking for black templars?
They hailed me as the hero of Helsreach... As if there was only one.
Holy Throne i literally just got to this part in the audio book.
Excuse me they did what with the dead knight? In his full suit of power armour. Either Andrej or that dock worker is a monster of physical strength
If i was a dying astartes, Andrej is who I’d want to find me too
I honestly hope that Amazon begins its TV series with Hellsreach. It tells newbies all you need to know about WH40k without being overly complex or obtuse, and sets up a great sequel with "Spears of the Emperor."
Wow this is such a great moment considering the 40k setting is just moments between violence, then , well, violence lol a realy need to read that book
Andrej has main character energy, ngl.
Andrej is probably my most favourite 40k character.
Andrej really was MVP in the novel
Bro dragged a templar... in POWER ARMOR. The humans of 40k are too strong 😮😮😮
Imagine dragging an Astartes in power armor. You gotta be strong as fuck!
Oh wow, first time i see one of these this early
Yes, Jeans Seats are important !
The more I know about Andrej the more I understand how he became friend with Grimaldus
Reclaiming Black Templars geneseed in the 41 millenium vs reclaiming Black Templars seed in the middle ages.
💀
Must be a buff dock work if they managed to drag a a literal ton of ceramite out of the rubble.
I would protect this angels remains with my life bro
Started dragging a dead, full armor clad space marine? You are funny
really cool story.
Beautiful story...
they make dragging a space marine in full power armour so easy to drag. These guys can jump off a thunderhawk and leave a crater.
Wait! The 2 of them were able to move him? Must have rolled him downhill or something.
Can i get a small snippet of what happens next
MY GLOBULES CHESTNUT
Fetch the holy forklift!!
Did you say two mortals started dragging an astartes in full plate?
THE EMPEROR PROTECTS ™️
*disclaimer -not in all instances
How do you drag a whole space marine with 2 people 😂
that's nice and all, but Astartes can weight up to 600kg, do they have a vehicle or something? 😅
One of them was a dick worker, so likely they had something around. Tbf, even Astarte cannot move themselves
Dragging something is significantly easier than lifting it, it’d REALLY suck, but if you’ve been doing manual labour or physically intensive activities your whole life you could probably manage it between two people
Plus the power of faith is a real thing in 40k, it wouldn’t surprise me if they got a little help from above so to speak
@@3adgamd3r They're just built different.
@@lyntonfleming I mean, I’m a manual labourer in construction and have pushed forklift tipper skips by myself, and those weigh about 180kg, I could probably push about 250kg if it’s just a matter of pushing/pulling, 600kg between two people isn’t too far fetched
Cual fue la reaccion de los templarios cuando trajeron el cadaver ante ellos?
ogryn knight