Warhammer: Rise of the Star Gods

Due to various reasons, a group of weak-minded Star God fragments are eating a buffet that doesn't taste very good, although there are no security guards coming to deal with these freeloaders yet.

The fragments of the Void Dragon traveled across several star regions and arrived at the industrial city of the Spirit Empire, preparing for some special dishes.

Then, he feasted on a group of spiritually powered ghostly creations. Although the conceptual power of those things did not enter the belly of the void dragon along with the fragments of the mechanical structure, he was just gnawing on the bones.

Because he ate a lot, but his stomach was not full at all, Magladeros simply thought that he didn't eat fast enough or enough. Only by eating more and quickly can you be full.

Driven by this concept, Magradros turned into a torrent of metal, began to submerge all the structures in front of him, and began to decompose and devour.

This kind of "eating" operation is also quite explosive in explosive articles.

However, the survivors took this opportunity to rub oil on their feet and escape from here as soon as possible. There was no other way. The Star Gods who looked directly at them from behind had begun to distort and develop into cyberspace.

However, some governments that reacted quickly and decisively when the disaster broke out were able to barely maintain stability, and could even send military forces to stabilize the situation in other riot areas.

There are more people in the Spirit tribe, so it is normal for a few fierce people to appear and try to turn the tide. The three brothers from the Spirit tribe expressed their understanding.

The Eldar governments of the Bathing Mars Sector and the Rebirth Sector, known as the place where the Phoenix King rose, controlled the deterioration of the situation. After sending small ships out to check the situation, they began to refit merchant ships, requisition private private cruise ships, and Cargo ships undergo militarized transformation to enhance combat capabilities and meet the needs of quelling major rebellions.

The leaders of the two star regions are all practical men, and they do not struggle with the supreme power. One person is in charge of external affairs and the other is in charge of internal affairs. They divide work and cooperate to restore production capacity and maintain spiritual veins.

Because the rebellion had just broken out, it only lasted a moment in the Eldar's life. There were also a large number of aliens in the jurisdiction, so how to deal with them was also a problem.

Killing directly would be too intense and the army would be insufficient; working as a coolie would be too inefficient and the food would be insufficient.

The problem that troubled them has now been solved.

The Star God Fragments are here, and they treat every life equally.

The district government is confused. What's on the other side?

Although I don’t understand what the other party is, it seems that the other party is very powerful. Therefore, the idea of ​​​​unknown awakening was implemented, orbital bombing and planetary annihilation bombs.

The opponent is likely to have the ability to move between galaxies, so the Eldar deploy deep space mines, battleships begin to prepare for battle, and sailors and psychic ammunition (other psychic races) are ready...

The plan can never keep up with the changes. When the mines are laid on the front foot, the rear foot is activated. It is still a large-scale linear activation. Fortunately, with the psionic induction chain mine, the reaction path can be fed back to the map simultaneously, so the Eldar have time to react.

The fleet was dispatched urgently. The combat effectiveness of these merchant ships was strong and structurally sound, and could reach the firepower level of destroyers (the rebels used this method during the HH period and built a large number of warships).

Calugula of Silent Tears had just been blown up by a dense group of psychic bombs, with hundreds of fast fragments embedded in its living metal body.

He was angry and the consequences were severe.

He raised his hand and gave the Eldar commander who came to intercept him a hard fight.

The commander turned his head twice and a half, staring at the adjutant behind him.

"Fire, free fire!"

The adjutant grabbed the communication equipment and gave orders to other ships. The commander was beaten to death by the opponent. No one said anything about it, and morale was still needed.

Relying on the sacrifice of lookouts, the fleet exerted the direct firepower of the main guns, then turned and began to maneuver, using the secondary guns to start suppressing fire. It seems like a psychic rain has fallen in this area, causing the shields of Silent Tears to come and go.

An invisible attack sneaked into the gap between the worlds, suddenly appeared when approaching the Eldar fleet, and penetrated two Eldar warships. The Eldar fleet stated that the problem was not serious, it was just two over-passes, the energy did not explode, and the battleship did not suffer secondary damage.

Silent Tears maintains the shield and charges for the next attack. The Star God attacks and passes through again; continues to be beaten and accumulates strength, and continues to attack...

The battle entered a fierce battle. I don't know what this guy was thinking. He was fighting back and forth with a merchant ship and this fleet.

The other Star God fragments were not much better. There were the Elegant Pies who drank a sip of stars and ate a sip of souls; there were those who were attacked by psionic stimulants and became addicted to psionic energy, and began to show off psionic energy, causing the internal digestive area to dissolve; there were also the fleets If you become addicted to fighting, you will turn into a battleship and fight with the opponent; you will also become a little confused, and you will end up killing and killing, and look like you are going to destroy everything.

There are all kinds of weird things, and all kinds of battle situations are played out.

La Ren was speechless as he watched these guys pecking each other. He did not take action. He was waiting for the Star God fragments to eat their fill.

It's not that he has martial virtue, but he just wants to see how the Star God digests the souls of races with different psychic sensitivities. This is the task assigned to them when the main consciousness is asleep.

When Zhang Lingyou's mind was in chaos, he suddenly thought that his previous habitual thinking might be wrong. It seems like no one has ever said that the Necron cannot be a psionic race.

Zhang Lingyou has eaten lobster man before, and he knows that although those guys are nutritious, they are bland and tasteless, and are far inferior to the souls of psychic races that can give the Star God strength.

Thinking about the initiates of the War in Heaven, why are the four races that exist in the past, present and future, Eldar and Orcs, Necrons and Humans, so similar?

Is it possible that they are actually modeled after the Necrontyr?

In a war at the level between the Ancient Saint and the Star God, the race under his control is just a expendable war weapon and does not even have the right to survive. Where do the so-called human rights come from?

How long does it take to support an Eldar clan? Even for orcs, it takes four to five months for an orc to be ready to fight.

But how long will it take to learn the spirit of wetware, create a sponge-like psychic meditator that can quickly and efficiently exchange metabolic energy, and be ready for use after completion?

After all, weapons need to be installed in the end. Why not add armor, detection devices, and power equipment to the life support system, then directly install it on the weapon and send it to the front line to fight?

Wouldn't this be cheaper and more efficient?

The ancient sages would not understand this truth, but they still did it. This can only mean that they may want to snatch the Necrontyr's sense of belonging from the Star God.

Only the Old Ones who gave the Necron a different path with great potential would make the Necron hate the C'tan so much after the war.

And Zhang Lingyou was obviously not the only one who knew or thought about this matter.

In the Pantheon, the call from the King of Silence rang.

Faced with the Silent King's inquiry, Asuryan said that in subsequent activities, he would beat the Star God fragments until they vomited out. Since the Silent King has extended a helping hand regardless of past grudges, the Eldar will never be an ungrateful person. (Everyone, remember this sentence)

The addition of the fragments of the Star God has truly made the fire cook the oil, life is wailing, and the Eldar are bleeding.

Those being monitored also began to absorb the incomplete souls and various extreme emotions floating around, and flowed into their bodies together with spiritual energy.

An unknown evolution is evolving quietly.