Warhammer: Rise of the Star Gods

Sigma led the team forward. Despite the large size difference, every swing of Gale Malaz could crush a square of orcs.

There is no need to consume spiritual energy, just a thought, and the warhammer will deal with the enemy on its own.

The orcs naturally thought of forming a team to fight, and then with one hammer blow, the psychic shield was instantly suppressed, and then the hammer directly penetrated their bodies.

During the battle, Big Brother discovered that after the mecha was shattered, the parts gathered together on their own, the deformed structural current flashed through, and they quickly returned to their original state.

Not long after, a completely destroyed mech regained its full combat power and entered the war.

The orcs continued to attack continuously, and the mechas also fought more and more, and there was a tendency to suppress the orcs in numbers.

Sigma did not feel relieved because of the advantage of the battle situation. On the contrary, he began to worry that the orc soldiers were trying to hold them back to facilitate indiscriminate bombing.

Sigma, who was leading the assault, noticed that a non-owning unit was approaching, so he turned around and struck.

Barrus raised the power clamps and caught the blow in the blink of an eye.

The pincers and hammers clashed, but Sigma did not react, and Barus's body shook violently, and the power filled with malice toward life ignored the armor's defense and poured into its body.

The internal organs were burned and burned in its body, and the dizziness in its soul made its eyes black and unable to see clearly.

Years of battlefield experience and physical fitness saved it. The armor suffered serious damage, the buffer layer was almost overloaded, and the power engine was close to drying up.

But it carried it down, and the power clamp tightly grasped the war hammer, preventing this dangerous weapon from moving relative to itself.

The surrounding orc warriors sensed their commander's crisis, and regardless of themselves, they transmitted their psychic energy to Barus. During the breath, accompanied by a slight cough, the carbonized internal organs were sprayed out from the mouth and nose.

"Don't…"

The orc lord wanted to say something, but how could Sigmar listen to the enemy's nonsense?

The war hammer was restrained, but his hands were unrestricted. He punched Barus in the face. He endured the doubts about the opponent's size and weight and forcibly knocked him over.

Seeing that the opponent was being unreasonable, Barus, who was surprised by the powerful weapon, raised his hand to squeeze the pincers, and the supernova explosive psychic impact was compressed into a square inch and headed towards Sigma's face.

The psychic attack awakened the detection system of the armor. Sigma, who was familiar with the operation, reacted. The obelisk sequence of the armor was activated, and a gray-black force field covered the battlefield.

The psychic power of the orcs who were fighting with the mechas was greatly reduced. Fortunately, the impact was short-lived and had little impact on the battle.

The Eldar were in dire straits. The psychic patterns on the armor's surface either failed to light up, or sparks flew out after they lit up. It was obvious that they were operating at overload regardless of their lifespan.

The tip of his tongue hit the dental hall, and then he fought with Sigma. Taking advantage of the momentum of retreat, Barus opened his mask wide and sprayed out ball lightning from his mouth.

It was not a lightning sneak attack as imagined. The ball of light could only fly a few meters before exploding on its own, and majestic spiritual energy surged in all directions.

The extremely active psychic energy breaks away the inert psychic energy suppressed by the exorcist dead realm. Before the dead realm suppresses these psychic powers again, the psionic race still has psychic powers to use.

In order to reverse the situation under unfavorable battle conditions, Barus's condition will naturally not be very good.

It was panting heavily, and what was in its mouth and nose was burning spiritual fire.

At this time, Sigma stopped because of Caledor's approach.

When the three parties were at odds, he had time to take a look at the situation. Barus was about the same size as Sigma in combat form, about six meters behind the armor.

Standing beside Caledor were a dozen or so powerful Eldar warriors. No matter how slow-minded the person was, they could detect the murderous intent in the warriors' gazes.

"Hey, hey, let me tell you, you really don't have martial ethics. Do we need to fight to the death? Can't we talk about something?"

Rubbing his chin, Barus sounded rather annoyed.

"No, are you kidding me? I've been beaten, but you still expect to talk first?"

"They are them and we are us. This kind of fighting, wanting us to die, is not enough."

Unexpectedly, Caledo comes to Barus' rescue.

From the Phoenix Lord's explanation, Sigma learned that it was very difficult to kill the Chosen in conventional warfare, regardless of their own strength and equipment.

The remaining divine power in his body is also the guarantee of his survival.

The battle between them consumes too much, and it is difficult to say how high the profit is. Therefore, when they meet, they mostly monitor each other and rarely fight to the death.

"Oh, I was really reckless. Apologize. Apologize."

Laughing awkwardly, Sigma put away his hammer and left his own military formation.

Covered by armor, Barus and Caledor couldn't see clearly the flow of Sigma's spiritual energy. Seeing that the other had put away their weapons, the two felt that they had stabilized Sigma, and each put away their weapons to prevent the situation from escalating.

In the battle just now, both parties already knew that Sigma's armor had extremely strong defense and had auxiliary energy. That hammer is even more powerful and cannot be restrained by any means. Even the orcs, who are known for their physical strength, cannot resist it multiple times.

They didn't know that the resources were also tilted. The Eldar and Orcs had to compete with other similar people. Sigma didn't need it. Almost all the resources allocated by Zhang Lingyou were given to Sigma.

How can one-to-one tutoring be compared with one-to-one tutoring if resources are divided among a group of 10 or 20 people?

"By the way, why did you join forces with these guys?"

Naturally, Barus asked Caledor with confusion as to why he was attacking them.

"You have gone too far. If we don't hit you with this kind of offensive, who will we hit?"

The matter-of-fact answer invisibly showed the Eldar clan’s firm force field.

"Steady, do you understand this?"

After listening to a few words, Sigma was sure that the Eldar had rebelled and the orcs were stalling for time.

What they said before may or may not be true, but the purpose is easy to confirm - waiting for something, if you can use nonsense, it's better, if you can't use nonsense, it doesn't matter.

The only problem was that the internal defense guns didn't fire.

Orcs are not afraid of death, they can complete tasks, and it is not unacceptable to die with the enemy.

After chatting with the two for a while, the mechas began to have a significant advantage. The orc reinforcements continued to flow, the mechas stood still, and the battle line continued to advance. Numbers were no longer a disadvantage.

quantity...

Got it, this is intentional.

Chatting with the two of them again, Sigma listened to Balus bragging like a student.

Smile, admire, sledgehammer!

Holding the hammer in both hands, he hit Barrus hard. Caledo was naturally taken care of, and missiles were fired like a storm from the rapid-fire cannon on the shoulder armor.

The Phoenix Lord didn't expect that he could be beaten, and was in a panic for a moment.

Both lords took a few steps back, preparing to join forces to fight against Sigmar.

But he saw Sigma flying up like a meteor, exhaling loudly, and Gale Malaz smashed into the gap in the second wall with thunder and fire.

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I'm embarrassed, I thought I sent it last night, but it seems I didn't click send with my swipe.