Leman Russ finding out that not only is Magnus alive, but he is within the imperial palace. It is somewhat defused by the fact the Star Child is actually the Emperor's discarded compassion and empathy, however, so this may not be as true as previously believed. The author subscribes to the "Starchild" theory, so when the piece of the Emperor on the Golden Throne eventually dies, he'll become a fifth Chaos God that is to mankind like Slaanesh is to the Eldar, warp-fuck Terra inside-out, and send all of humanity ever screaming into Hell. The Emperor's mind and soul are being ground into nothing, and both are torn to shreds to make it easier. From part two of the history episodes, once Slaanesh shows up, "Oh Yeah" by Yello (which has so far been accompanying almost every appearance of the Eldar) suddenly becomes distorted into something. Though there is apparently hot chocolate. It's so crushingly empty that Malal, a Chaos God, is driven to tears by his desire to become Canon and escape it. A black endless expanse of nothing with nothing but a literal peephole into reality that things that no longer exist like Malal, Squats and Horus inhabit. 
We also get to see the "Retconnian" that was alluded to in Episode 14.From the second Q&A episode, the description of the Tyrant Star is just as disturbing as it is in canon, especially with the theory that it is Malal's peephole into our universe.Knowing what kind of disturbing activities Slaaneshi worshipers tend to engage in, his Dissonant Serenity and Mickey Mouse voice make him seem even more disturbing. Lucius overall is a living, waking nightmare.
IF THE EMPORER HAD ATEXT RTO SPEECH DEVICE SERIES
Oh, and not just any Black Crusade, since the series has established that the events of "The Gathering Storm" are canon to this universe this is the Thirteenth Black Crusade, the worst of them all, the one that finally makes Cadia fall.Made worse if you know what his idea of a "party" is: Another Black Crusade.Lucius: Nyheheheheheheh, we got a party to prepare foooor~!
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