Warhammer 30k and the Great Tomb of Nazarick

Chapter 122: Capturing Gao Kangda

Gao Kangda

The guardian of the Fourth Tier of Nazarick, the only guardian not created by the Supreme Beings.

The 30-meter-tall siege-class golem is the strongest unit in the Great Tomb of Nazarick in terms of performance.

For the creatures in the other world, Gao Kangda is undoubtedly an overwhelmingly powerful person.

But for the Titans from the Warhammer world, Gao Kangda's performance seems insignificant compared to its size.

"Don't break this, it's very valuable for research."

According to the intelligence gathered by the Mechanicus during this period, Golem is a kind of sophisticated non-psychic magical creation in this world.

Even the most fragile wooden golem would require several professional technicians to spend several years to make, and a golem as huge as Gao Kangda was theoretically considered impossible to create in this world.

Therefore, such a precious sample can make the engine oil heat up for the leader of the Mechanicus, the Sage.

Following the sage's order, a General-class Titan jumped down directly. With a huge roar and raising a sky full of water mist, the General-class Titan landed next to Gao Kangda.

Gao Kangda himself has no self-awareness, he just acts according to a predetermined program. For the Admiral-class Titan that jumped directly next to him, Gao Kangda followed the routine procedure, lifted a huge rock as big as three buildings and threw it at the Titan.

Faced with such a primitive means of attack, War General Titan was too lazy to even open the Void Shield. He simply swung his left power fist and smashed it at the boulder.

Under the combined efforts of the Machine Soul and the Titan crew, and driven by the huge energy engine inside the Titan, the Titan Warrior's fist, which was bigger than a tank, struck the boulder thrown by Gao Kangda with a sonic boom.

The decomposition force field covering the fist destroyed the stone part that it touched at the molecular level, and then the huge force directly turned the boulder into a rain of rubble all over the sky.

It's normal to think about it. It's simply a pipe dream to want to knock down a Titan with stones, especially a Warlord-class Titan, the main battle Titan of the Mechanicus.

The difficulty is as if a perennially malnourished Lower Nest cultist stabbed a fully-armed Space Marine to death with a dagger made of broken iron. Although theoretically the probability of this happening cannot be said to be zero, except for the personal intervention of the upper-level narrator, it is really hard to imagine what other reasons would cause such a situation.

Different from the members of the Mechanicus who were enthusiastically observing various data on Gao Kangda, the scene inside the Great Tomb of Nazarick was tense and decadent.

Ainz used an unknown summoning ritual, but ended up summoning a giant that looked very similar to the Momon he was pretending to be, and was attacked by the giant.

This was very depressing, but considering that these summons could be used to delay the Human Empire's troops, they just let it go. However, they did not expect that the delay would not last long at all, and it did not take long before the Human Empire's army arrived outside the Great Tomb of Nazarick.

Ainz had done a lot of work outside the Great Tomb of Nazarick for this day, such as building camouflage and creating fake tombs. However, his operation could not be said to be a great success in the face of the dimensionality reduction attack of the Mechanicus. It was just insignificant. Many years after Ainz traveled to this world, the Great Tomb of Nazarick was attacked by foreign enemies for the first time. As for the illegal work, this kind of fishing enforcement from the Great Tomb of Nazarick itself naturally could not be counted.

As for the first three levels of the Great Tomb of Nazarick, Ainz had been trying to strengthen them and optimize the mechanisms inside over the past few years. However, the only test subjects Ainz could use in recent years were the illegal workers from the Empire and the funny girl Clementine.

It is hard to say whether this behavior of a max-level boss using units from the novice village to test their defense will really work.

However, after the human empire army entered this world, Ainz, who always had a hoarding habit like a hamster, also invested heavily. In order to make up for the loss of Shalltear, Ainz used mercenary scrolls and summoning items to add twice as many high-level units and three times as many cannon fodder units to the first three floors of the Great Tomb.

A large number of powerful disposable traps were set up in the Great Tomb using magic items. Even the races that were originally collected in the Great Tomb of Nazarick were to be arranged as labor. Even though the capabilities of these units were negligible compared to the strength of the Great Tomb of Nazarick itself, Ainz now had to borrow even the Cat's Claw, and every bit of combat power he could get was valuable.

It can be said that Ainz armed the Great Tomb of Nazarick to the teeth to the best of his ability. In other words, everything in this different world has been made real, and there is no upper limit on the number of traps and soldiers deployed. Otherwise, Ainz's behavior would be a clear violation.

Previously, the greatest crisis that the Great Tomb of Nazarick faced was a huge coalition of 1,500 players. Although all the former teammates have left now, the Great Tomb of Nazarick is not restricted by the original game mechanics and can set up all kinds of insidious traps.

Thanks to Ainz's tireless efforts and reckless operations, the Great Tomb's defenses are now even stronger than in its heyday. It can be said that Ainz has done the best within his known scope.

However, Ainz never dreamed that someone would choose to conquer the Great Tomb of Nazarick by simply overturning the Great Tomb. This would be a complete dimensionality reduction blow to Ainz and all the NPCs in the Great Tomb.

Ainz and the NPCs hid on the tenth floor of the Great Tomb of Nazarick, watching the Mechanicus's troops display their might through observation magic. They saw that one ambush after another that they had carefully planned was destroyed by the Mechanicus without even having any effect.

It was not until he saw the Mechanicus's Warlord-class Titan facing off against Gao Kangda that Ainz realized that all the traps and measures he had set up on the fourth floor were based on Gao Kangda, the siege golem. Now the situation had turned into a close combat between two giant units, and all the defenses Ainz had made before had lost their meaning.

In the current situation, even though Ainz knew it was meaningless, he still kept cheering for Gao Kangda in his heart.

After Gao Kangda found that the boulder's attack was ineffective, he chose to jump up directly. He clenched his fists, raised them high, and launched a fierce attack from top to bottom.

General Titan did not dodge, but chose to accelerate. Under the surging power source, the huge mechanical body directly crashed into Gao Kangda who jumped into the air, knocking Gao Kangda out.

Gao Kang, who fell to the ground, rolled several times, splashing water mist more than ten stories high and destroying all the traps along the way.

Gao Kangda stopped rolling and tried to stand up, but could the War General Titan let him stand?

He immediately stepped on Gao Kangda's limbs, and the gravity system in the War Titan's body immediately increased its force, allowing the War Titan to suppress Gao Kangda like a mountain. Although various instruments of the Mechanicus had entered the fourth level, they could add various restraint props to Gao Kangda.

More than ten minutes later, Gao Kangda, whose whole body was fixed tightly, was pulled out of the Great Tomb of Nazarick by the Mechanicus. He will be transported to the rear to make his own contribution to the scientific progress of the Human Empire.

(End of this chapter)