Galactic Conflict: I Restore the Glory of Humanity

It has been a month since the Plague War ended, and the Empire's fleet has begun to be reorganized and deployed to various fronts.

At the moment, the biggest problem is the Eldar, Necromancer, Chaos, Tyranids and other messy things.

It is the Tau Empire located on the other side of the Damocles Gulf. According to Yang Cheng's memory, they should be fighting fiercely with the Orks, Tyranids, and Necrons now.

He planned to send a fleet to Macragge, after all, Damocles Bay was too close to Ultramar.

As the famous regent famously said, titanium is a problem.

What Yang Cheng is most worried about now is Titanium. He is not sure whether the Titanium Empire in this world will be able to sweep through the Imperial Fleet like before.

To be on the safe side, Yang Cheng planned to arrange a fleet led by two primarchs to go to the Damocles Gulf.

In addition to dealing with the Tau Empire, these fleets have to deal with more Necrons, Green Orcs, etc.

In addition to titanium, Yang Cheng’s next goal is to open up the Nakmond Corridor.

Lorgar was naturally the best choice to carry out this task. In addition to Lorgar, Perturabo, Horus, Xerxes and Magnus also participated in this operation. These five Primarchs were all good at fighting in the warp or siege warfare.

Sanguinius and his Legion were responsible for dealing with the threat of the Tyranids, while Louis and Lion were responsible for facing the threat of the Orcs.

While Curze and his legion were suppressing rebellions within the Empire, they also focused on clearing out the Chaos Cults and corrupt nobles within the Empire.

The Space Marines of the Alpha Legion are responsible for infiltrating warbands that have betrayed the Imperium but have not surrendered to Chaos, waiting for an opportunity to regain control of these warbands and use them for the Empire's benefit.

The Imperial Fists were responsible for reinforcing the defenses of the Ultramar sector, as well as consolidating the defenses of Holy Terra to ensure that the Orks would not be able to march straight into Terra again.

Leman Russ and Ferrus were responsible for encircling and suppressing the orcs, and they wanted to wipe out as many orc warlords as possible within the empire.

Angron, Fulgrim, and Mortarion were responsible for encircling and suppressing the Eldar. The Mechanicus began to try to use the webway connecting the two worlds, and these three legions were responsible for clearing out any race that might threaten the webway.

The first to bear the brunt were the Eldar, especially the Dark Eldar.

The history of Comoros is long and can be traced back to the glorious era of the Eldar thousands of years ago. Due to the long time, this history has become blurred.

This mysterious place is not located in the real space we are familiar with, but is hidden deep in the intricate web.

In the endless depths of the Webway world lies the core nest of the Dark Eldar - Commorra.

For those who are so fearful that they dare not even mention its name, they can only call this terrible place "the City of Darkness".

However, simply using the word "capital" to describe its scale is too narrow.

In fact, Comoros can be described as an extremely magnificent and unparalleled huge imperial capital!

This huge city is like a behemoth floating in the void of the web world. Its scale is far beyond the imagination of ordinary people.

Countless ports, ramps and hidden pipelines are intertwined, just like blood vessels in the human body, tightly connecting the towering space cities and numerous spacecraft and satellites together, together forming this breathtaking Comoros.

If viewed from a certain perspective, Comoros seems to be a dangerous disease lurking in the veins of the Webworld, always ready to spread outward and bring endless disaster and destruction to the entire universe.

Its tentacles can be found in almost every corner of the real world.

The glowing webway exit connects from one end of the galaxy to the other, and crossing the distance of countless light years is just a step for Comoros, who is in the webway world.

Comoros was once the most important Webway city.

The Eldar use it as a transit point connecting all their major cities.

Fleets sailed through it to all corners of the universe. For the elves, Comoros was once more valuable than any world they held.

But as it is an autonomous city, effectively outside the jurisdiction of the Eldar Council, it has gradually become an ideal gathering place for some Eldar who wish to keep their secrets hidden.

The influx of power and wealth allowed Comoros to begin to develop. After a period of expansion through plundering, expansion, and more plundering, Comoros annexed all nearby webway cities and used the wealth it had seized to build its current size.

Approaching this legendary dark city of almost infinite dimensional size is a test for any sane person.

Thousands of ships sail in and out of Commorra every day with their spiked bone sails spread out - the actual population of the Dark Eldar is far greater than their cousins, the Eldar who live on the Craftworlds, suppose.

Furthermore, contrary to popular belief, Commorragh is far from being a hidden lair inhabited solely by the enigmatic Dark Eldar.

There are many alien creatures from different races gathered here, with different identities and complex backgrounds: there are profit-seeking businessmen and secretive mercenaries; there are traitors who betray their own ethnic group and vicious criminals; there are also bounty hunters who are willing to take risks in pursuit of high rewards, and so on.

Although they know that this place is full of dangers and that one could lose their lives or even their souls if they are not careful, they still choose to live here without hesitation, either hoping to get rich overnight or just to try to survive and avoid being hunted down by their enemies.

In the vast space around Comoros, there are countless webway exits of various sizes leading to the real universe.

Some of them are very small, and the light they emit is extremely weak. If you don't look for them deliberately, it is almost impossible to detect their existence.

However, the main channel exits located above the city, which are shining with dazzling lights, appear majestic and magnificent. Each channel is wide enough to accommodate an entire huge fleet to pass smoothly without any hindrance.

There is no doubt that these passages are of inestimable value to the Comoros.

Because of this, the countless towering spires and docks in the Dark City are extremely busy all day long, and the various types of ships docked at the docks make them packed.

The endless stream of ships is like the beating pulse of this demonic city, or like a surging torrent, spreading like a plague to all parts of the world, and finally returning here loaded with endless fear and pain.

Day after day, year after year, the cycle repeats itself over and over again, never stopping.

Yang Cheng regards the Dark Eldar as the biggest enemy of the Webway at present. If necessary, Yang Cheng does not recommend sending more legions to encircle and suppress them.

For those disgusting Dark Eldar, the Imperial Skyhawks will stand firm above the dark ruins of Commorragh.