The Protoss in Warhammer

Chapter 418 406. Mature Executor

When Gray emphasized Ataris, Aldaris was indeed a little surprised. Because he thought Gray had forgotten such a young executive, but he didn't expect that after hundreds of years, he could still clearly call out the other party's name.

But from this point, it can be seen that one thing is very clear, that is, the elder cares about this young executive very much, and it is very natural to give him a more important task, so the Supreme Speaker will naturally pass this order to Artanis.

On an inner ring planet not far from Aiur, Artanis is leading his Khaydarin fleet for repairs. This fleet has been stationed in the southern territory of the empire for the past hundreds of years, fighting against the attacks of the Chaos Dwarves with their space dwarf allies.

The Chaos Dwarves existed before the establishment of the Human Empire, and even at the time of the Federation, they already had corresponding organizations. At the end of the Golden Age, humans also did a lot of things that were no less than the Eldar of the same period.

At that time, humans were ambitious and began to slowly regard the races that had accompanied them to the galaxy as a group of inferior races. At the end of the Federation, this scope was directly expanded. The sub-species of humans who had lived in low-gravity and high-gravity environments for a long time were also considered unworthy of respect. Under such circumstances, some sub-humans naturally began to come into contact with the darkest scenes hidden in the subspace, and the Chaos Dwarves were born during this period.

No one knows how many dwarves and beastmen died in the federal and private mines of Silver Star, and how many conquered alien races eventually became the so-called delicacies and leather products served on the human table, but there must be no less than tens of millions of people who successfully escaped to the subspace and began to believe in the former Chaos Power.

Ironically, in the Federation, these oppressed people found the so-called unity in the subspace. Long before the arrival of the Dark Mechanicus, the Chaos Dwarves, led by them, had already begun to cast armor and manufacture demon engines for the servants of the Dark Gods. Legend has it that in the depths of the Warp, they teleported a Chaos God, the Dark Father Suhat.

From the huge Titan to the terrible Demon Engine, from the giant warship to the Kedar Destroyer that can rival the Great Demon. The Chaos Dwarves' technology was undoubtedly the most powerful in the entire Warp at the time. They praised Suhat's greatness and melted a large amount of ore into metal ingots and shaped it into a thick wall.

But after the outbreak of the Horus Heresy, the Eternal War broke out in the Warp. Some of the rebellious legions poured into the Warp to fight, and Suhat's followers also wanted to get a share of it. They competed with the Dark Mechanicus, providing powerful equipment to those tall soldiers, and successfully obtained the corresponding status. But Suhat's followers made a very serious mistake at the time, that is, their attitude towards the Sons of Horus.

Originally, they believed that the former 16th Legion was already a dying wolf and would never be able to rise again, but the power of Chaos Warmaster Abaddon shocked these dark believers. After the Second Black Crusade, when the Warmaster completely stabilized his footsteps in the Warp and became the nominal leader of Chaos, he began to liquidate these subhumans and plunder their property, weapons and resources.

The followers of Suhat were forced to give up a lot of resources and fight the angry Black Legion. It was a terrible war. The Warmaster, who had just gained a strong position, made full use of the resources in his hands. The Chaos Legion fought with the Black Legion and attacked these subhumans who were extremely fragile in their eyes. Although the Chaos Dwarves won the victory in the end with the blessing of Suhat, some people were forced to flee back to the center of the Milky Way to continue to survive.

It's just that they have to fight each other with the surviving space dwarves there. The Wotans used their ancestors to fight these fallen compatriots for a long time until another unexpected enemy appeared. Leviathan's tentacles swept through the depths of the galaxy fiercely, destroying Wotan's homeland and forcing them to start moving towards the edge of the Ultramarine to find a new home and allies.

Now only a small part of the Space Dwarf Alliance still exists in the center of the galaxy, and the Chaos Dwarves have not continued to take root there. After all, Leviathan has already eaten there, and the pace of the human empire has also followed. They must transfer the remaining resources to the subspace again.

Now the followers of Suhat have established a complete caste system there. The dwarves are at the top of society, and below them are the former subhuman brothers, the beastmen. Ordinary humans and beastmen are considered to be consumable goods, while elves and other creatures are considered to be the best sacrificial items and the bottom of society.

Although they are no longer as glorious as they were in the past, just like those Chaos Pirates, they will often invade the empire's territory, and more often they will directly attack the fortresses of the Space Dwarves, after all, they can obtain the most direct source of troops and resources from there.

And Kalai must protect the security between the Wotan Group and the Alliance according to the covenant signed before, so in the south, a large number of Templars fought with the followers of Suhat to protect the routes of their allies and the absolute safety of the trade routes of both sides.

In these hundreds of years of fighting, Artanis has grown a lot. Chaos Dwarves are a powerful opponent. In a sense, these terrible dwarves are more difficult to deal with than Space Marines, more powerful, and more difficult to deal with.

The perseverance of the Space Dwarves is well reflected in them, and the biggest difference from other Chaos forces is that they have a complete social system. In a sense, although they live in the Warp and believe in a dark god, they are the most orderly Chaos faction in Chaos.

Therefore, Artanis's fighting strength over the past hundreds of years is no less than those on the Imperial Front. On the entire border of the Empire, the soldiers bordering the Tal'darim are the most relaxed. In the past, they were the most dangerous, but as they have thoroughly penetrated into the galaxy, the little conflicts have become insignificant compared to the wars that have broken out on every border.

And when Artanis was resting, he did not forget his true mission. He was waiting for the war to come again at any time. This mature executive is ready to join the war again for the entire Empire.

And now the opportunity has come.