Warhammer 30k and the Great Tomb of Nazarick

Chapter 124: Sixth Floor Strategy

Cocytus had long been resurrected by Ainz using a huge amount of gold coins. Now the throne room in the Great Tomb of Nazarick is filled with gold coins, just in case NPCs are resurrected at any time.

However, under the current situation, even if a class guardian like Cocytus is resurrected many times, he may not be able to resist the army of the Human Empire.

Just when Ainz was at a loss, he discovered that the Mechanicus had slowed down in its attack on the sixth floor.

The group of crazy guys who were originally digging directly suddenly became cautious.

They did not carry out any direct bombing or destruction. Instead, a group of mechanical priests, led by Titan, went down to the sixth floor and conducted a careful scan.

Although Ainz didn't know what was going on, it was obvious that this was an opportunity.

Aura, who had been in despair in the great arena on the sixth floor, was overjoyed to find that she could actually be of use.

As the class guardian of the Great Tomb of Nazarick, or an NPC, Aura is not actually afraid of death, but she is afraid that she cannot provide any help to the Great Tomb of Nazarick.

They had already seen the tragic scene of Cocytus's battle through communication magic.

It was so pathetic. Almost all of his abilities were destroyed by the opponent before he could even use them. He died like a lizardman soldier.

Now that the Mechanicus has chosen to send troops to explore, Aura feels that she can finally let them know that the Great Tomb of Nazarick is not to be trifled with.

Aura decided to kill at least a thousand elite enemy soldiers before her death, and also use her world-class item "Alluring Beauty" to control enemies that are powerful enough, so that the pressure below would be much less.

Then Aura died, along with all its magical beasts, without leaving even a trace.

Aura's maneuvering and concealment in the forest were as good as non-existence to the Titan Legion and the heavy firepower units of the Mechanicum who were watching outside the Great Tomb. Under the attack of the Sunfury Plasma Annihilator, Aura and its Warcraft companions disappeared like weeds on the roadside, leaving only a hole connecting to the next level, and the smell of lava from the seventh level also escaped from this hole.

The Mechanicus is simply curious about how the environment here is maintained. Although they are cautious in their exploration of this place, they have not yet given up on using firepower.

After all, there is no STC template here, and the damage caused by just a small-scale plasma annihilator will not have much impact on the analysis of the Mechanicus.

Aura’s death was even more pathetic than Cocytus’s. Ainz couldn’t help but cover his face. Even his forced calmness was triggered.

It was useless. Facts once again proved that in the face of such absolute violence, all tricks and cleverness were useless, just like when it sent Shalltear to subdue the Quagoa. The only difference was that now the positions were reversed, and it was its turn to experience what the Quagoa had felt back then.

Ainz resurrected Aura. Probably the only benefit was that the world item "Most Beautiful Woman" did not drop because of Aura's death. Ainz thought about this and looked at Aura, who had just been resurrected and was kneeling naked on the ground. He felt inexplicably irritated.

Ainz waved his hand impatiently at Aura's apology and ignored it, instead returning to watching the ongoing actions of the Human Empire.

Aura was ignored and felt terrified. She didn't know what to do, so she just knelt on the ground and didn't dare to get up. It was Sebastian who took the initiative to pull a piece of clothing for Aura to cover her body. The members of the Mechanicus were digging Aura's giant tree house.

This is a giant tree that gives people a short and fat feeling, more than 40 meters, but its diameter is more eye-catching than its height. The inside of the tree is hollow, with a large pillar in the center. A spiral staircase is attached to the pillar and extends upward. At the end of the staircase is the space where Aura and Mare usually live.

Because they thought the tree was very special, the Mechanicus chose to dig it up and take it away in one piece.

The Mechanicus' exploration of the sixth floor went smoothly until they began to come into contact with a strange large crypt-like location.

This is the Great Domain Cave on the sixth level of the Great Tomb of Nazarick, guarded by the Hungry Foxworm King, one of the five most evil creatures in Nazarick and known as the one with the worst ecology.

The Hungry Fox Insect King is a legitimate level 100 NPC, a species of insect-like alien that likes to use humans to build nests.

Now there are still a large number of humans captured to serve as its nest in its lair. These humans are not dead, and they are even deliberately kept rational and with keen senses so that they can more clearly perceive the endless pain and never-ending fear of the large number of parasites that are devouring them in their bodies and controlling their bodies.

When the Mechanicus's troops approached the Great Cave, the Vulpecula King immediately sent out his large number of offspring. Although these parasites, called budding worms, like to use humans as their nests, they can survive for a long time away from the host.

During this period, relying on the inexhaustible living humans provided by the Great Tomb of Nazarick, the number of the Hungry Foxworm King's offspring increased greatly, and the number increased several times. At this time, they were all released at once.

In fact, under normal circumstances, the Hungry Fox Insect King would wait for the enemy to enter the cave to investigate before sending out his offspring to attack. However, what he saw through the communication magic made the Hungry Fox Insect King think that if he just waited like this, he would probably not have the chance to launch an attack at all.

In fact, this is true. Hiding in the great cavern of its domain is meaningless to the scanning device of the Mechanicus, and the Mechanicus' heavy promethium flamethrower can restrain its offspring even more. Now this sudden attack has really caught the Mechanicus off guard.

The Mechanicus troops who arrived at the Great Cavern were not equipped with flamethrowers or wide-area lethal weapons, and for a moment they were taken advantage of by the Hungry Fox Insect King. However, the Hungry Fox Insect King soon discovered something was wrong.

As a parasite, the offspring of the hungry fox worm king need to drill into the human body to survive and reproduce, and this process is also their attack process.

Then, on the Mechanicus side, there really wasn't a lot of human tissue on their bodies, especially on some of the heavily modified servitors. It didn't matter even if the offspring of the Hungry Fox King were drilling around inside them, and soon these fragile little things died from excessive exposure to radiation.

The Hungry Fox King's counterattack only lasted for a short while before it was quickly wiped out by the reinforcements that arrived.

In situations of absolute power, sometimes adventure can be as unpretentious as going to work.

The Hungry Fox Insect King was even covered by a stasis field, and then this powerful level 100 insect NPC would be sent to the sage's laboratory.

The Mechanicus discovered many humans with holes all over their bodies in the cave. Most of them had almost empty structures inside. Because it was too miserable, the Mechanicus directly used promethium flamethrowers to purify the place.

(End of this chapter)