Warhammer 40,000: Mortal Gods

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A few days later.

While Gray and the others were placing water purifiers in various areas of the lower nest and starting to recruit soldiers, drones were also conducting a carpet search in the hope of finding Grote's sister.

While everything was progressing steadily, Qin Mo began to look for a suitable construction site for the orbital dock.

Anruida and Klein, who were very familiar with the project, were transferred back to the bottom nest to help Qin Mo complete this very important matter.

"The rebels can't be found now. I haven't heard of any sightings of the rebels for a while."

"Of course they can't be found. They must have all been cleaned up with pesticides."

"Oh, what a pity...it's really like one wave after another."

The three of them were sitting on the transport plane chatting.

The unmanned transport aircraft has been programmed to stop after flying a thousand kilometers and release terrain detection waves.

The scanning results of the terrain detection wave will be transmitted to the screen inside the transport aircraft.

You don’t even need to look at the scan results. The main control intelligently automatically filters out suitable terrain and puts it into the database.

"By the way, is this plan to build an orbital dock reliable?" Klein looked at Qin Mo with a worried look on his face, "The dock is a very big thing. Can it be transported to orbit?"

"Don't worry, I can do it if I can." Qin Mo nodded.

"Okay. Do you have the drawings?" Klein asked again.

"Not yet." Qin Mo shook his head and then expressed his idea.

The so-called orbital dock is indeed complex, but it is very simple with material printing technology.

A shell, plus a large number of very large material printing devices. When making a warship, the materials are input and then the warship is printed.

Of course, the battleship's drawings had to be designed separately, but this was not difficult for Qin Mo.

"Outrageous." Klein sighed in a low voice, "It's really the same technology as witchcraft."

Qin Mo didn't hear this sigh because he was focused on meditation.

Qin Mo already had an understanding of why he climbed the technology tree so quickly.

The Star God himself is the god of the material universe and the embodied entity of physical laws.

The self who is integrated with the Star God wants to study technology, just like a hungry person who knows how to fill his stomach.

But this ability also has flaws, that is, one's own energy is ultimately limited, and technological development will be very uneven.

For example, dimensional technology is something that the entire human empire and even most of the forces in the galaxy don't know, but when it comes to building houses and other technologies, it is probably not as good as even a hair of the architectural family in Tyrone's nest, unless Take the time to study.

"Ding! The best current orbital dock construction location has been detected!"

The beep of the main control intelligence brought Qin Mo back to reality.

The transport plane has stopped and landed.

Klein and Anreida had already walked out of the transport plane and inspected the location.

This place is located under the bottom nest, and it feels very flat and vast. If a species lived here, it would think that this is a world.

The bottom nest should have been an ancient giant war machine manufacturing factory, and the place in front of me was like a giant basin dug out of the factory floor, except that the basin was a very smooth and flat square rather than a naturally formed basin.

It's hard not to wonder what this place, and Underhive as a whole, was used to manufacture before it developed into a hive city.

"These obstacles don't matter. They can be demolished when building the shipyard. But the terrain we need is not as flat as possible." Klein walked to Qin Mo, pointed at the empty place and continued, "The gravity outside the atmosphere and the ground The gravity is different, so when we want to build a dock in the bottom nest, we need to consider the material's bearing capacity."

"It doesn't matter, I know how to use the metal that builds the bottom nest floor to make a stronger alloy." Qin Mo said.

While talking, Qin Mo squatted down and stretched out his hand towards the ground, and then he scooped up a piece of metal from the hard ground like scooping up sand.

This is not the first time that Anruida and Klein see Qin Mo twisting the laws of physics, and they are shocked every time they see it.

Even though Qin Mo just picked up a piece of metal, they knew that there must be many changes in physical laws behind it, giving the hard metal ground the characteristics of sand from various angles.

Qin Mo suddenly thought of something, and immediately looked at Klein and said, "I heard that your family emblem has been confiscated? Can I use these metals to pinch one for you?"

Klein lowered his head and remained silent.

From the perspective of Qin Mo and Anruida, Klein's pain point was mentioned and he didn't want to talk.

But in fact, Klein didn't think having his emblem confiscated was a big deal at all. He just remembered a recent rumor.

I heard that there is a group of people called followers who believe in Qin Mo as a god.

Now that I think about it, the appearance of the group of servants is totally reasonable.

"Are you hysterical?" Qin Mo patted Klein's back hard.

"Ah... no, I just thought of something about my family." Klein shook his head and began to carefully observe the terrain.

Having looked at the ground, he looked above his head again.

Since this area appears to have been dug out for the construction of a giant factory, it is uncapped, meaning that its bottom is farther away from its highest point than most of the lower nest.

"Very good, very good." Klein nodded repeatedly.

"I brought you here mainly because you are knowledgeable and have seen a real orbital dock. Do you think it is feasible to build an orbital dock in the bottom nest?" Qin Mo asked.

Klein recalled it seriously, then nodded: "It's completely feasible. No, if the problems of gravity and material strength are not problems, then it is feasible."

"I agree with Captain Klein's opinion." Anruida agreed.

Seeing that both of them thought it was feasible, Qin Mo had no doubts, but now there is another matter besides building an orbital dock: "I have two plans, one is to upgrade our existing armaments, and the other is to build a dock. Do you think it’s better to do that first?”

"What do you think?" Anruida asked.

"Build a shipyard." Qin Mo replied, "Although I have almost made up my mind, I have to listen to other people's opinions. If you listen to both, you will be wise."

After hearing this, Anruida nodded in approval, while Klein said: "My personal opinion is to build a shipyard. Although I didn't get any intelligence or information, I just feel that the situation is getting more and more tense now."

Qin Mo fully recognized Klein's feeling.

After all, Klein was born in a noble family and had a very keen "sense of smell". He was not suitable to be a general, but he was definitely a very suitable staff officer.

"In case of a fight, the enemies in the hive are easy to deal with. If the Astra Militarum and the Astartes come, then we will... so as a last resort, we must have a ship to... transfer in." Lane continued.

"The orbital dock is not used to prepare for escape. It is used to build battleships." Qin Mo looked at Klein and said in a very serious tone: "No matter what kind of enemy we face, we must preserve everything we have built so hard. No matter what the cost.”

After hearing this, Anruida nodded very firmly. He had followed Qin Mo from scratch to the present. He had witnessed Qin Mo's transformation from a prisoner to a leader respected by thousands of people.

What you have now cannot be taken away by anyone.

"Go back. I will study the alloy immediately and make the dock shell. We will have our own battleship soon." Qin Mo turned around and walked towards the transport plane.

Thank you all for your tips and votes. I cannot thank you enough, but I would like to express my greatest respect first!

Chapter nine today.