Angron, I think, was meant to the empath among all his brothers. The one who understood. Truly, understood. In the brightest timeline following the Age of Strife, Angron might have been the one sent to the most isolationist of worlds. Those who had become conquerors or madmen, those who simply been traumatized by the horrors of the Long Night and simply wished to be left alone. And then he, perhaps with his Legion, would have, to quote another setting: It was that somehow, from within the derelict-horror, they had learned a way to see inside an ugly broken thing...and take away its pain."
That, is what Angron was meant to be. He takes away the pain. A world that survived, liberated of its trauma, and joining the Imperium. What might such worlds return in kind??
An Angron, fulfilling his purpose, of saving others from their pain. Is an Angron saving the world, one soul at a time.
"A million voices cried out, in tears, in joy, in sadness, in relief, in exhaustion, they all cried. But not a one cried out in pain. In anguish. In anger. A million voices crying as the pain that had ensnared their souls, was gently taken away; with a quiet voice and a massive hand that invoked old memories. The same feeling of a child, finding comfort in the hands of a caring parent.
A care found in the hands, of the Red Angel."
