Warhammer: Rise of the Star Gods

The human crew is very happy. No matter how you look at it, these so-called Star Sea Alliance should be allies that can be won over and will be of great benefit to the future development of mankind.

Sigma and others couldn't be happy. It looked like Zhang Lingyou directed and acted on his own to facilitate the unification of forces.

The most confused ones are the orcs. They don't feel the fluctuations of space at all. How did these guys who look so weird and so casual come out?

The orc commander already knew that he was being used. Although the fighting was fierce now, and some areas were even beating humans, it was all meaningless.

The orc stood up straight. He pulled out his heavy sword and rubbed it carefully. He looked at the portraits of eighteen war lords and orc totems hanging on the wall and sighed.

"Master Ke, please go quickly and get the news out before it's too late."

It activated the war protocol, and the spiritual energy of countless orc crew members spontaneously converged on it, allowing its size to exceed the twenty-meter mark.

The lizard man didn't waste any time and immediately tried to open the portal with the help of the orc's energy field.

Unexpectedly, the opening went smoothly, and the stability of the space structure even allowed more orc warriors to retreat together.

The orcs and lizardmen stared at each other, wondering what the unknown being was up to.

But this does not affect their strategic retreat. The commander did not withdraw. It has its own honor. It requires the adjutant and the first mate and above of other warships to retreat. The rest think they can continue to contribute to the tribe elsewhere. , and leave whenever you want.

The battle situation outside had reversed. The Orc warship was shattered before the Star Sea Alliance warship opened fire. The Hrud looked at the success of the damage and gave permission to fire.

The Nipeng started teleportation early, and they would be responsible for interfering with the other party's command system.

It should be said that the tactics of jumping gangs are primitive and stretch the hips, but they are really cost-effective tactics.

Under normal circumstances, it is difficult to use naval guns to target the enemy's command center. Not to mention that the command room is hidden under various thick shields, and whether your weapons can penetrate it.

It is a matter of whether they can hit the target, and the core of the decapitation tactic is to interfere with the stability of the opponent's combat instructions. If the team jumps in and destroys it, the effect will be the same.

When the orcs first saw the Skaven, they felt that they were quite easy to fight. Although these guys would be a bit disgusting when approached and moved extremely fast, their protective capabilities were average, equivalent to the Eldar militia.

The orc regular army would trample the enemy with their feet casually, until a soldier noticed a rat climbing the wall and instinctively planned to clap his hands.

According to common sense, these two strokes would have all these rats stuck to the wall... Wait, the gap in the armor of his gloves was cut open.

Taking a closer look, those rat-men's glowing green claws are the same species as the Necrons' phase blades!

The problem is big. Phase blades are not too high-tech for the three empires. The melee weapons attached to the regular armed soldiers of the Necrons are phase blades.

The key point now is: How was this technology leaked, and who used it on a large scale despite the pressure of the Necrons?

The orcs who discovered the problem only sent half a report. It failed to report the complete news, and the rat tide overwhelmed them.

This situation happened one after another in the Orc fleet. The complete organizational structure that was originally protected from a biological standpoint was shattered by the Skaven sneak attack.

The deterioration of the internal environment of the ship has made the situation of the Orc fleet even worse. The destruction of this fleet is already a certainty.

The last lizard man who held on left, and they did not choose to fight to the death.

It’s just that Crowe discovered that the teleportation destination he set contained a large number of Chapaktin people. His eyelids twitched involuntarily.

Of course he knew these parasites. They were not on his retreat path. It was obvious that they were sent here. The lizard man is not stupid enough to open the exit of the teleportation array to his hometown. On the one hand, he does not have the ability, and on the other hand, he does not want to introduce foreign enemies.

The psychic staff hit the surface of the earth, and the psychic energy swept across the surface of the planet like waves, shocking these colonial life forms.

"Next, I will ask and you will answer. Do you understand?"

Crowe signaled his orcs and lizardmen to suppress these guys, and he was going to start exploring the cause of this accident that was not an accident.

...

The commander of the orc fleet welcomed his own death calmly. The death of a large number of orcs prevented him from receiving more power blessings from his kind, and his strength could not be further strengthened.

The huge battleship cannot exert its due strength. It is like a crumbling behemoth, and countless blood-sucking creatures sneak attacks on it from time to time.

The main gun's counterattack is powerful, but it can only focus on destroying the star fortress. Without the blocking node, it does not have much firepower suitable for targeting small ships.

The types of warships of the three empires have been fixed, and their strong execution inertia is what they rely on to conquer the world. But once a new force comes on the scene and has enough technology and resources, they can design ships in a targeted manner, making it extremely difficult for existing imperial ships to deal with them.

This is what is called a shipwreck turning around.

The commander died, and it died together with the battleship. At the end of the war, the endless rat tide and artillery fire exhausted its psychic energy. The battleship's firepower points were all removed, and the engine was completely scrapped. The orcs left behind The crew and the battleship died together in the hail of living arcs.

The war is over for now, and the unsuspecting human crew is cheering their just-won victory. In their view, a race that has been severely damaged twice in a row cannot recover in a short period of time. The next step is a routine operation of both sides fighting and talking at the same time.

Sigma and the others frowned because the battle was ugly. The strength of the Star Castle class is unquestionable. Zhang Lingyou did not let them go. They should have destroyed the incoming orc fleet with overwhelming force. The Star God's vassal race came over just for a formality.

They almost overturned, and it is true that Zhang Lingyou needs to be held responsible for this, but it is also true that humans are not open enough. Sigma didn't want to be King of Silence 2.0, so he was pushed to his hometown and locked in a star system, and then was forced to undergo a biological transformation...

After this war, mankind has completely entered the sight of the highest existing order, and its development future is dark.

Sigma suddenly discovered that there was a huge problem here: Zhang Lingyou needed to issue a task, and he was told to take it slow and not to rush. But now it's also being exposed in advance, which is a paradoxical mission.

The only explanation is that if we follow the previous strategy of accumulating grain widely and becoming king slowly, although the development speed will be slow in the early stage, as long as the accumulation period is over, it can develop rapidly.

Now go straight to the difficulty level, and the development cycle is bound to be slow.

So the point is, time?

Before Sigma could think about it, the representatives of various ethnic groups who came to visit gave them a new plan.

Orr and others didn't know much about these races, but Sigma still knew them, and he maintained his calmness until Zhang Lingyou's new mission was issued.

This is not the first time Zhang Lingyou has changed his plan before the battle, and this plan is obviously incomplete. Sigma and others only know what their mission is, and it will not affect the rise of mankind.

Orr saw that Sigma's face was changing unpredictably, with red, white, purple, black and green taking turns, and he knew something was wrong with the plan his old friend was reading.

Erda and others finished their treatment work and came together with Al, who was almost learning, to look at the plan.

"What's this horse-riding thing? I found a military blind person on the Internet to make a better plan than this thing! Who designed it? Does that guy know what he is doing?"

Erda couldn't help but became furious. The most obvious loophole was that dozens of core coordinates and hundreds of secondary coordinates were located in the core areas of the three existing empires. It was unrealistic to hit them directly. The above actually asked to "directly attack them." Jump forward and hold on no matter the cost."

This is not an expansion of the war situation. It is clearly a matter of sending people to die. The so-called defense is just a waste of military power.

Hrud's representative saw Erda looking at him. His expression was well managed and he didn't say anything. He raised his hand and pointed upwards, his meaning was obvious.

Erda didn't understand, so Sigma tried to smooth things over by asking representatives of all races to go down and rest first, and then explained the adventure activities of the Discovery to his small team.

"He changed the mission book a little too fast. This is not what a god should do."

John said it tactfully. Changing coaches at short notice was already taboo, and the impact of Zhang Ling's changing orders from day to day was infinitely amplified by the blessing of the Star God.

"No, it can only be said that there is something that can block or interfere with the Star God's cognition, causing the Star God to temporarily change his strategy. As for whether this strategy is reasonable or not, we cannot see the whole picture, and the evaluation made is meaningless."

Orr read the mission several times and came to a conclusion that was not a conclusion.

His words shifted the topic to another direction, that is, how to reason from a reasonable perspective and then infer what Zhang Lingyou is doing or wants to do.

This is about the future of the galaxy and humanity.

Everyone's eyes wandered back and forth between Al and Sigma, only these two knew a lot.

Al pondered for a while and then said: "Legend has it that the Ancient Saints, the creators of our race, once fought with the Star Gods, and it took a lot of hard work to defeat them and seal them, but they also exhausted their strength and fell asleep one after another... "

"Putting aside the authenticity of the legend, think about what the two have in common, such as interests and hobbies."

Orr warned that the legend was not reliable at all. Who would say that he was losing or losing?

"I remembered one thing. It belongs to the Slann race over the orcs." The Eldar paused and organized his words: "These powerful creatures like to make some 'big plans', and Slann now also Based on the psychic tablet left by the ancient saint, we are trying to restore the grand plan of a certain ancient saint. I don’t know what it is specifically, but the concept of the grand plan is indeed widely circulated among the middle and upper classes of the empire.”

"I can't tell, your family is still a little noble."

John enlivened the silent atmosphere and smiled.

"My ancestor was a down-and-out marquis who committed a crime and is not worth mentioning."

"Okay, stop making trouble. I think I can probably figure out what's going on."

Sigma clapped his hands, calling everyone's attention.

"Just now, I asked those vassals of the Star God about their views on the Star God. Their meaning was very clear, 'If God says He is not God, then He is not God.' This is the entry point."

Cesisela raised his hand and asked: "Isn't this normal? A guy with divinity doesn't care about the life and death of other creatures, let alone his thoughts. It's inhumane to enforce orders forcefully, but it's normal."

"Good question, do you know what orders those races carry out? Just like us, they are required to respect science and objective facts, and subjective inferences are strictly prohibited. This world is not a materialistic world, and the Star Gods are also, under the most materialistic name. The head, but possesses the most idealistic essence. This seems to be a contradiction."

Sigma paused to give his teammates time to digest.

"You want to say that this contradiction only seems to be contradictory, but it is not actually contradictory?"

Orr thought he had found the core.

"No, it's this contradiction. It may be a real contradiction, but it's unknown at the moment. One thing you may not know is that the Star God can be believed in, and this power can strengthen the power of these guys to a certain extent, but He. ..”

"But He refused, and a new-born god should not refuse these things. Does this mean that either this thing is harmful, or... this thing has unknown effects?"

Orr changed his mind.

"That's right. If you think about these requirements, is the Star God really rejecting the existence of faith? No, he is just rejecting the convergence of faith on him. And with these regulations, it is inevitable to produce faith, but who is this object? ?”

With Sigma's guidance, everyone understood.

Star gods can be believed in, so is this world okay?

Think about Zhang Lingyou's request, isn't it to ask all sentient beings to believe in this world?

Thinking further, the power of faith is a manifestation of emotions and spiritual energy. They should have acted on the sea of ​​souls, but now they act on this world.

So how is this power distributed? How do reality and illusion distribute this power?

With the expansion of Zhang Lingyou's affiliated races, this force will not be ignored and will inevitably cause disputes. Everyone wants these savings.

Then, the attention paid to Zhang Lingyou will inevitably decrease.

Muddying the water is the Star God's opportunity and the key to breaking the situation.

Everyone thought that they understood everything at once. These seemingly crotchless strategy books were only part of his complete plan. The Star Gods fought the war for a grand plan, and the purpose itself was not pure, so the strategy was unreasonable but reasonable.

In the high-dimensional space, Zhang Lingyou smiled and said nothing. These guys guessed part of it, but not entirely.

Even Gray Feng thought Zhang Lingyou had to deal with the three existing old guys, but Zhang Lingyou himself knew that what he needed to deal with were the three old men + more than 60 Star Gods and those left behind by the Ancient Saints. Power and will, and the world will of a main world that does not know whether to live or die.

Otherwise, Zhang Lingyou would not have backed down when he went to the meeting that time. The trump card left by Zhang Lingyou in the future is enough to kill these three more active guys, but it cannot defeat so many remnants of the Star God and the Ancient Sage.

The throne left them with a trace of power, and the huge, deformed and regular tumor was also one of the remnants of the disguise.

"What about us?"

Orr stared at Sigma, wondering what to do next.

"Continue to complete the cruise to the extreme star field."

Zhang Lingyou's will was clearly reflected in the minds of everyone present.

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