Warhammer 40,000: Mortal Gods

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Outside the command building in the center of New Cato, the four regiments stationed in the city have assembled. They lined up in the open space and checked every piece of equipment they had.

The soldiers were in high spirits because several days had passed since the last war, and now there was finally another war.

"Stand around, boys. I don't want to hand over a fused, inseparable corpse to your parents."

"It's the legion commander, the legion commander is here!"

"I will not wear a helmet in battle. Legion Commander, you can directly see my heroic performance!"

Amidst the shouts of the soldiers, Qin Mo, Klein and Creed walked towards the command building.

Creed looked at the assembled troops in confusion, wondering why they didn't march quickly but just stood there.

Creed immediately thought of an obvious but unbelievable answer: these troops would be teleported out of the nest together and directly arrive at the combat location.

"They will be teleported out." Qin Mo said.

"Large-scale teleportation?" Creed was still a little unbelievable. "Is this kind of teleportation technology stable?"

"Stable." Qin Mo nodded and continued walking forward.

The three of them came to the war room on the highest floor of the command building.

At this time, the reconnaissance drone has flown over the enemy, hiding among the criss-crossing pipes of the hive city for reconnaissance. The holographic projection in the combat conference room displays the reconnaissance scene, and the specific number and information of the enemy are displayed. To the left of the holographic projection.

"Two hundred thousand people." Qin Mo stared at the holographic image. The number of enemy troops did not surprise him. What surprised him was that there was a knight mecha among the rebels.

When Qin Mo raised his hand to enlarge the holographic image, those present could clearly see that it was a guard-level knight.

"How do we kill this big guy?" Klein asked.

It was not Qin Mo who answered him, but Creed: "If we don't have a war machine of the same size, then we need to attack it with a small and fast vehicle, and then rush into it and stuff a bullet between its legs. Melta bomb.”

"Are you kidding?" Klein pointed at the guard-class knight's arms, "Two Avenger Gatling cannons. I heard that these are an enhanced version of the assault cannon."

"What he said is indeed feasible." Qin Mo agreed with Creed's view.

The best way to deal with knights and even titans is to use knights and titans of the same size. If you don't have that, you can only run between the legs of the war machine and then find a way to destroy it.

However, this is also a theoretical tactic. Whether it is feasible on the battlefield depends on the specific environment and circumstances.

Qin Mo zoomed out the holographic image and then looked at the entire size of the enemy's army.

Compared to the last time, the enemy forces seemed denser this time, with the distance between regiments being less than one kilometer. This was obviously a response to teleportation assault tactics.

This plan cannot be said to be very good, but at least it can avoid the situation where troops fall alone and are quickly wiped out.

Creed felt that the enemy's arrangement was a bit stupid, but he knew that a mentally retarded person could not be a general. The enemy's arrangement must have been forced by the situation.

"I will deal with this knight personally." Qin Mo pointed at the knight in the center of the enemy army, and then looked at Creed, "You are not my subordinate, but if you are willing to provide some suitable suggestions, I will Grateful."

Creed is not yet the Supreme Lord of the Fortress who will be able to break through the defenses of Abaddon the Predator in the future, but he is very talented in command, and the reason why he came to the war room with Qin Mo is to provide some advice. , in return for the power armor he received.

"What is our military strength like?" Creed asked. He hoped that the infantry he saw these days were not all armed forces, otherwise this war would be very difficult.

Qin Mo did not answer immediately, but raised his hand and swiped a few times on the holographic image, and then his own armed forces were intuitively displayed in front of Creed.

Seventeen combined regiments of infantry and armor.

An unmanned artillery force with two thousand multi-purpose artillery pieces.

There are five other Praetorians.

"What role can these five people play?" Creed asked in confusion.

"The effect is great, each of them is comparable to a regiment." Klein said.

Creed nodded, and then asked: "Can we directly teleport the army to the front line?"

"Of course, but there are some things that need to be paid attention to." Qin Mo went on to talk about the advantages and disadvantages of the current transmission technology.

The advantage is of course that it can be transmitted on a large scale, but the disadvantage is that it must find an open space or have a beacon, otherwise it may get stuck in the wall.

"Your Majesty the Emperor." Creed said with a comfortable look on his face, "I have never seen such a wealthy battle before."

Creed then thought carefully, pointed his finger in front of the enemy, and gave several suggestions.

"My opinion is to send the troops of ten regiments to their front, and then enter the 13th to 17th areas to defend and block the enemy as much as possible."

"My second opinion is to teleport seven regiments around the enemy. They don't need to fight desperately, they just need to test to find out the weaknesses of the enemy's line."

"The third opinion is to send out the troops with the strongest breakthrough ability after testing the results, directly tear their front line apart from the weak points, and then find a way to deal with the knights."

"If it is difficult for the knight to deal with it under normal circumstances, then I suggest leading it into the city. It will be much easier to deal with it in street fighting."

"The artillery units are deployed behind the city, but only if their range can cover the enemy. It would be better if they can luckily blow up the knights with their cannonballs."

After giving his suggestions, Creed said to Qin Mo: "Of course I am only providing suggestions, the final decision is still in your hands."

Qin Mo hesitated for a moment, and then said, "We both thought of going together."

After discussing the specific strategy, Qin Mo picked up the communicator and issued orders one after another.

At this time, Creed suddenly discovered that the numbers of all the troops under Qin Mo were not arranged in sequence, but in a jumping pattern. The first regiment was the 48th regiment, the next was the 31st regiment, and then the 87th regiment.

But Creed remembered what he had heard these days and knew that the entire First Army was almost buried in the bottom nest. Maybe the reason why Qin Mo didn't change the designation was to commemorate it.

"You have been very dedicated these days." Qin Mo looked at Creed after giving the order, "I know you are not only formulating a training plan, but also preparing to help me create a system for training officers. After I finish repairing your ship, I will I will grant you one more request as your reward."

"Thank you. But I don't need a reward. This is what I should do." Creed shook his head calmly.

"I think you need to think about it carefully." Klein quickly stopped Creed, "so as not to regret it for the rest of his life."

"He's right." Qin Mo nodded.