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Mirrors (Warhammer 30k/40k Reader Insert) [DISCONTINUED]
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Ongoing, First published Nov 14, 2024
Mature
It's an OP!reader isekai. I couldn't find anything online that I had envisioned in my mind, so I ultimately decided to make something to fill that void, Primarchs and all.  :)

Please comment on any improper or weak wording if you can, it helps me out in the long run especially when I plan to edit those parts (Parts 1-9 have been edited).

-Intended for a slow burn, but I will do my best to upload regularly, so no one is left hanging for too long. 
-Artwork and story are by me, but the Warhammer 40k and Horus Heresy universe, its story, and its characters belong to Game Workshop's. 
-Do not attempt to repost this story anywhere without my permission on ANY platform, but do inform me if you see anything, please.
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The Hearth-Door: A Primarch's Vow

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​In the grim darkness of the 41st Millennium, there was one Primarch who refused to hate. ​Baram, the Shield of Jotunheim, Primarch of the Ironhearts (Vth Legion), was a bulwark of impossible strength and devastating compassion. He wielded the Hearth-Door, a colossal shield meant to guard every single soul, believing the true strength of the Imperium lay not in its weapons, but in the people he protected. ​But when Horus betrayed the Emperor, Baram was thrust into a civil war that shattered his vow of unity. He was forced to fight the rage of Angron, confront the chilling logic of Guilliman, and face the ultimate failure: he could not save his brothers. ​Now, as the Imperium burns, Baram makes one final, tragic choice: to reject the rules of war and retreat to the galactic edge. He will take his shattered Legion to the farthest reaches of the stars, becoming the Eternal Sentinel-the shield for the forgotten. ​This is the untold story of the Primarch who fought not for conquest, but for the broken hearts of humanity.