Warhammer: I don't want to be a stinky can! ! !

Chapter 179 171. Rescue Babarus (recommended)

Barbarus.

The pale and weak sunlight penetrated through the fog, providing some comfort to the people on the ground. The farmers who got up from the night put on their protective masks and prepared to start a new day of agricultural work.

Farming has been an unchanging behavior of the Babarusians for thousands of years, but now, these most ordinary daily routines have become different, not only because the ownership of this planet has changed hands, not only because of the faint The giant orbiting star ring is not only an artificial satellite that can sometimes be seen in a glimpse, it is on the ground of this planet, looking up, the edge of the sight——

The giant tower is majestic.

The huge black tower rose from the ground, pierced through the layers of mist, and plunged straight into the dense green fog. It was so vast that it was difficult to see its head.

These majestic giant towers are not just one, among the mountains, above the wasteland, on the seaside cliffs, the size is slightly different, but the giant towers with exactly the same shape are rapidly extending their bodies upwards.

The Barbarus people didn't know what they were going to do, but the peasants vaguely knew that the adults in charge of Barbarus would make another decisive plan for Barbarus, just like they led The Barbarians march toward liberation.

So even if these black towers exude an ominous atmosphere, even if the farmers are told that they don't have to sow again this year, even if the huge fleet is already very real in the starry sky, the farmers are still carrying out the daily necessary labor, because they believe that Lord Mortarion and the Death Guard will not harm this land, nor its people.

Heita silently stared at the sentient beings without saying a word.

In the meeting room, Mortarion, Hades, and Vox were sitting, and all three were silent.

Hades turned on the data on the electronic screen in the conference room. This was the report on the experiment conducted in a depression in Babarus last time. In the picture, green brittle frost was crawling all over the ground.

"This is the 104th regional experiment. I have checked with other technicians many times, and all the current experimental results are in line with expectations."

"I think we may be able to carry out a large-scale psionic sweep on Barbarus."

"As for sweeping away psionic energy on the entire planet, I have simulated the expected results countless times with the other biological great sages."

"In the first stage, activate the black tower, and the toxins in the mist surrounding the entire planet will sink in the form of crystals, attaching to the landmarks, forming a loose layer of toxic crystals."

"We expect the average thickness of this crystalline layer to be two meters, and the crystalline layer in the mountainous part may be thicker, reaching four meters or more."

"And more than 90.00% of the natural organisms in Barbarus will die in this process."

These native creatures originally lived in the poisonous gas environment of Babarus. Thousands of years of evolution made them store toxins in their bodies, and at the same time, they were also contaminated with a little bit of spiritual energy.

For humans, these creatures cannot be said to be useless, but can only be called completely harmful.

Corrupted Pust Hawk, Pustulous Hound, Pale Laugher.
Just in case, the biological sage druid has already carried out genetic and physical backups of all the creatures on Barbarus, but Hades feels that there is a high probability that these poisonous creatures will no longer need to show up on Barbarus.

And other creatures that can survive in a non-toxic environment, and are not very poisonous, will be re-released into the Babarus ecosystem after certain genetic adjustments.

Hades once asked the creature sage druid if he needed to put new creature types on Barbarus, and the cautious creature sage told Hades that he didn't have to do so.

The dramatically changing living environment will stimulate and speed up the re-evolution and mutation of these creatures, so there is no need to introduce alien species, not to mention that in the future framework planning, the plant ecology of Babarus will be relatively weak, and the native creatures can fully satisfy Babarus. Sri Lanka's needs.

"The first stage will last for about a full Barbarus standard day, until the final psychic powers are also removed."

Hardy paused, and he looked at the two in front of him. Mortarion was the judge of whether this operation was initiated, and Vox was invited to make suggestions, as a Babarusian .

Ordinary Barbarusians could not remain sober and rational in the high-pressure aura of being with the Primarch, so Vox had to be represented in this position, although he had also been out of the Barbarus native environment for some time.

Hades couldn't see Mortarion's reaction. As long as the elder brother stood still in one place for a long time, the poisonous gas around him would accumulate to form a natural barrier, making it impossible for people to see Mortarion's original appearance.

Oh, by the way, during the time when Hades was in retreat, Mortarion himself figured out a new version of the plus poisonous gas incense burner. He made a new version of some animals and plants mixed with Terra, and now the poisonous gas surrounding the Primarch It's already worse than the one on Babarus.

Anyway, these poisonous gases have no spiritual damage, and Hades watched Mortarion smell more and more strange day by day.

As for Vaux sitting on the side, although he was expressionless, Hades could tell that the young man was dumbfounded. Maybe he couldn't imagine that Hades and the biological sages would do such a wild thing to Babarus. Let's transform it.

"And then we'll go into phase two."

Hades ignored the two and continued,

"In the second stage, we will close the anti-psychic energy field. Since then, the twisted spiritual energy environment of Barbarus has been completely eradicated."

"Then the Mechanicians will release enough rain agents into the atmosphere of Barbarus, and these rain agents will accelerate the cloud formation of the fog that has just settled the toxin and is rising to form clouds."

"And then came the rainstorm."

Hades said.

The heavy rain, the overwhelming rain, seems to wash away all the rain, the fog that covers the entire planet all year round, after tens of thousands of years of being imprisoned in the sky by spiritual energy, they will smash to the ground with Babarus's ten thousand years of history , will destroy the crystalline poison shell covering the entire planet, and the poison that has removed the psionic energy will be re-dissolved in the water flow.

"According to the calculations with the sages, we will dig a temporary aqueduct in the main area of ​​Barbarus, and the river formed by the torrential rain will flow down the aqueduct to the area we designated, and the Mechanicum's water purification machine will wait In that place."

Those huge, like a hill, like a giant factory, the special water purification machine will continuously separate the water from the toxins, and then discharge the clean water to the sea near the Babarus equator.

"According to calculations, the torrential rain formed by the mist alone cannot completely wash away the poisonous crystal layer of Barbarus, so at the same time, the sages will boil the sea near Barbarus."

Interestingly, although the mist of Barbarus is poisonous, in the ocean of Barbarus, the proportion of these toxins is not very high. There are, but not many, and all of them are concentrated on the shore.

After solving the poisonous mist, relying on Barbarus' self-purification ability, (although Hades is curious whether Barbarus really has this ability) the toxins in the sea will not cause much trouble.

It's like the biological sage Druid lamented Hades-these poisonous gases are simply keeping humans in captivity, fixing them in specific land areas.

The development of a civilization is nothing more than trying to touch the stars, or heading towards the other end of the sea.

But in Barbarus, none of this can be done.

Civilization is imprisoned.

But it doesn't matter, relying on the plug-in technology from the outside world and the empire, there is no need for the Babarusians to add any more technology and civilization.

Sometimes it's just so unreasonable.

And for all of this, let us say, thank you Prince, no, thank you Mortarion.

If it is another planet, such a large transformation cost is really not something that can be obtained casually.

And the political status of the Primarch, as well as the military status of the legion he leads, can easily receive a lot of resources for his home planet, as well as countless tax exemptions that grow on the parchment.

Hades looked at the two of them, Mortarion continued to see nothing, but Vox was already visibly stunned.

Hades maintained his rigorous tone and continued to introduce the next plan to the two,

"And the sign of the end of the second stage is the end of the rain."

"When we observe that the soil on the ground has been washed away to a depth of one meter, we will stop promoting rainfall. After the rain falls naturally for three days, the rain will stop in different regions."

"This stage is conservatively estimated to take at least one standard Babarus month."

When the rain stops, this planet, which has been covered by a poisonous veil all year round, will reveal her true face for the first time.

Although Hades wanted to have some romantic illusions, such as what the planet would look like in space, the results of his calculations told him that the probability would be a dull brown.

Hades blinked, and he didn't continue the description, because the reconstruction part will come later, and this part needs to be negotiated.

Although Hades has prepared all the reconstruction plans and follow-up plans.

"How is it? What do you think?"

Hades looked at the two expectantly. This is the result of his calculations with the sages of the Mechanicus who have not slept for several months. Many biological sages even scrapped a few of their wetware brains.

Vox's recovery from his out-of-spirit state was astounding.

Although Vox has heard of the wars that changed the entire planet, he has never seen it after all. What's more, Hades presented him with a completely different transformation. Every step is a calculation and the stacking of previous data. But superimposed together, it becomes.
So grand.

Listening to Hades' description, Vox saw and felt it. The poisonous frost solidified on his armor, and the torrential rain slapped on his helmet, dripping down the arc of the armor.

Vox seemed to feel that he was already standing in the world of Barbarus after the rain. He raised his head and saw the starry sky for the first time.

Before that, Vaux didn't know what it would be like to stand on the ground and look up at the sky without the fog.

Even in Galaspa, the atmosphere of Galaspa is shrouded in smog from industry, darkening the sky.

So... what will it be like when the gas clears?Was he going to see the stars directly, Vaux wondered, the way he saw them from his spaceship.

Vox has been fascinated by the future described by Hades, a Barbarus without poisonous gas, a future without poisonous gas. Once upon a time, it appeared in the dreams of every Barbarusian. When I was suffocated by poisonous gas, I must have fantasized about such a future.

Vox really wanted to say directly that he supported Hades in doing so, but since the Legion Master didn't speak, Vox could only sit there dryly, letting Hades look at him with expectant eyes.

Hmm. Vox felt his conscience ached for not supporting senior.

Hades blinked, realizing that Vox might be worried about Mortarion, so he said directly,

"Vox, what do you think?"

Vaux was taken aback, and blurted out,

"Support! No poisonous gas has been the dream of our generation."

After saying this, Vox felt a little regretful. He looked at Mortarion without a trace. At this moment, the slowly sinking poisonous gas finally showed some reaction.

"is it?"

The hoarse Reaper opened his mouth, and the high voltage exploded in the room in an instant. The Primarch's mood was difficult to discern. Vox swallowed. He regretted it very much now.

But looking at the expecting Hades, Vox felt that he should be braver,
"Yes, my lord, when I was young, people often gathered together to discuss which day the fog would be less."

"If people find out that tomorrow will be a little foggy weather, the atmosphere in the whole village will become a little more relaxed."

"But if it's foggy weather."

Vaux paused.

"That would likely mean new deaths, inability to work, and poor harvests."

"But you're just expecting less fog."

Mortarion pointed out the loophole in Vox's words,
"Yes, my lord."

Vaux nodded,
"Because even the craziest person would never say the absurd and unrealistic words 'no fog', and only occasionally hear such words from the mouths of ignorant children."

"The Barbarians look forward to a future free from poisonous smog, my lord."

Mortarion stared at Vox, and he looked back at Hades. It was Hades' persuasion that made him decide to remove the poisonous mist of Barbarus.

But it's come to this. Mortarion he.
【Not only liberation, but behind the liberation, what is promised is a stable tomorrow. 】

【You cannot substitute one tyranny for another. 】

He is a Barbarusian, and the Barbarusians look forward to a tomorrow without poisonous gas.

But in a comfortable environment, is it possible that he wants to turn the Babarus people into waste?
Amidst the entanglement, the figure of Mortarion's adoptive father, Nacre, flashed across his mind. The tall figure was roaring at the weak man,

"You weak scum! Become stronger, or die!"

Naccore stripped Mortarion naked, then threw him off a cliff—

"Climb up! You trash!"

"Don't ask me to save you again, trash!"

Is he doing the same thing as Nacre?

No, Mortarion would not become like his adoptive father.

No, no, no.

He doesn't want to be like that——

Motari stabilized his mentality, pulled himself out of the old nightmare,

"it is good."

The Primarch passed his verdict,
"I trust the Barbarusians."

Barbarus are tough individuals even without the gas
Mortarion pursues tenacity so much, because he knows that individuals who are not tenacious cannot survive the poisonous gas of Barbarus. At the beginning of the story, the Primarch held the corpse that was killed by the poisonous gas several times in a daze.

If they were tough enough, they wouldn't turn into cold corpses.

Tenacity, otherwise the brutal environment will kill them.

But now Mortarion had a new option in front of him, and he could change the environment.

So what is he after?

Mortarion looked at the electronic screen full of data, lost in thought.

Mortarion simply answered the unexpected good news. Hades had already thought of countless ways to persuade Mortarion, but he didn't expect Mortarion to have a successful ending.

Among them, Vox's contribution is indispensable.

Well done Vaux!
Hades has already decided to take Vox to have a good meal. Since following the Great Sage of Biology, at least he doesn't have to worry about meat.

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