Chapter 59 - 58: Baal Secundus
**Author's Note:**
I saw that many readers didn't understand the protagonist's situation in the previous Chapter, that's normal.
I reread, and I observed that it's not easy to understand with ordinary readers' computer information (basic knowledge about 40k and Leylin Farlier's universe).
Sorry, I should have lengthened the Chapter and taken time to explain (at the risk of too long a monologue... and I've suffered too many complaints in comments about that).
Well, I'm going to summarize it here if the previous Chapter or even this one wasn't enough to enlighten you about the situation.
The protagonist used a divine rank spell to reincarnate in the 40k universe, as a native (yes, a native, because the world itself recognizes him as a guy from there).
It's different from the Konosuba case (he literally went to Konosuba entirely and as a foreigner).
Currently, his body sleeps but he controls his Warhammer 40k version like when you play a video game (he risks nothing except the clone's destruction).
He could have sent a proxy clone, but the laws in the 40k universe are extremely severe toward supernatural entities, a bit like in Type Moon (he would risk sending his clone directly into the Immaterium, so to Khorne or another Chaos god lol).
Because the Immaterium's demons are entities born from people's beliefs and emotions from the material world.
Thus, Sanguinius (an angel or supernatural creature) isn't really in his element in such a world (the material world will just throw him in the Warp, because he's a foreigner and a different life form from a simple Xeno or human).