Warhammer 30k and the Great Tomb of Nazarick

Chapter 129 Research Progress of Different World Technology

{This chapter summarizes the current progress of the human empire's technological research on the other world.)

Ever since the human empire came to this world, it immediately discovered the huge potential value of the unique technology here.

In the early days, due to the limited number of staff and numerous external crises, we were unable to conduct proper research.

Now the large force of the Human Empire has arrived, including many professional and technical personnel from the Mechanicum.

After their strong intervention, the human empire's analysis and application of alien technology finally got on the right track.

For the human empire, this newly discovered alien world is full of treasures.

The most intuitive thing is that in addition to various animals and plants that have become extinct in the human empire, there are also many abstract monsters that look like subspace creatures.

After the professional technicians of the Empire arrived here, they immediately began to collect various samples. So far, they have found more than ten kinds of crops that were thought to be extinct in the Empire. As for animals, livestock and poultry such as chickens, ducks, geese, and cattle have directly made up for the Empire’s huge regret in this regard.

The original land of the Theocracy was also taken over by the Human Empire. Fortunately, although the Great Tomb of Nazarick caused great destruction to the Silan Theocracy, Ainz, due to his meticulous character, did not deliberately destroy the crops on the land.

To Ainz, these will all be his property in the future and can be exchanged for game coins.

After coming to this world, Ainz lost the ability to earn a large amount of game coins. Now the only way to obtain game coins is to take various valuables from the other world and throw them into the exchange box in the Great Tomb of Nazarick to exchange them. In theory, anything can be exchanged for equivalent game coins there.

Among them, Ainz particularly likes crops. Unlike other property that can only be used once, crops can be harvested continuously.

I just wonder if Ainz has ever considered whether this constant consumption of materials will lead to loss of soil fertility and destroy the material cycle of the world itself.

Well, there are still useful magics after all. Maybe Ainz will be able to find a way even if the time comes.

There is no shortage of food for the Human Empire at present. Not to mention the reserve food brought here, the STC template discovered by the Alpha 001 priest that can directly convert carbon dioxide into starch can already be put into production. Without considering the taste, the Empire will have no problem feeding the entire population of the planet.

But no matter what time, humans still yearn for the taste of home.

Rice, noodles, chicken, beef, these flavors once came from Holy Terra and have long been forgotten by humans. The joy and emotion brought by tasting them again is difficult to describe. It is an echo engraved in our DNA.

However, the Empire did not bring many non-military personnel. After all, under the circumstances at the time, the Emperor could only transfer as many combat-capable units as possible here, so he had no time to provide you with civilian units.

Fortunately, this is 30K. Mortals are not yet the Emperor’s currency, but the Emperor’s people: Space Marines are powerful human swords, not the Emperor’s angels of death.

In this era, most of the troops in 40k that can be called conscientious are just at the average level now.

Therefore, neither the Imperial Army nor the Space Marines minded construction, so they allocated a part of the military personnel to form a temporary production and construction corps.

Responsible for farming, breeding, and building grassroots governments in this world.

Of course, it is impossible for the Empire to really let the Space Marines and mortal troops farm like ordinary farmers. After all, the Empire is an interstellar empire, so there is no problem in engaging in mechanized production.

Moreover, the way this world uses magic to assist agricultural and animal husbandry production is also very attractive to the Mechanicus. After preliminary research, the Mechanicus believes that this kind of magic to assist production is very easy and has a low learning cost. After all, if it is difficult, the Church will not be able to promote its use.

When using this kind of magical farming, the efficiency of crop cultivation will be greatly improved, and it will not cause obvious pollution to the environment. It is much better than the previous agricultural transformation of the Mechanicus at the expense of the planet's environment, and it has great development prospects.

While trying to absorb local farming techniques, the Mechanicus is also establishing hydroponic farms and centralized breeding farms in an attempt to improve production efficiency, but the time is too short and no obvious results have been seen yet.

Some creatures brought by the empire were also placed in this world to try to be localized.

For example, Grosmon, Ant Bull, etc...

Wait, why are there ant cows?
The so-called ant-bull is a creature discovered by the Human Empire on an alien planet. It is about 4 meters tall, extremely strong, and good at digging.

They can survive in all kinds of extreme environments, can eat almost everything, have a very high meat production rate, and the meat is very delicious.

It can be said that since the discovery of the ant cattle, people have always wanted to tame the ant cattle as meat livestock. However, it is precisely because of the damn vitality and digging ability of the ant cattle that this thing always escapes from the pastures established by humans, causing ecological disasters in the local area.

How tenacious is the vitality of ant bull? Normally, the shelf life on a can of animal meat is the deterioration period, but the shelf life of canned ant bull is the inactivation period.

If it has exceeded its shelf life, the ant meat that has been canned will have a high probability of coming alive, even if it has not exceeded its shelf life.

In short, it is so abstract that zombies will kowtow to it when they see it.

Therefore, it has been included in the Empire's list of animals that are prohibited from being transported, and only by submitting a special application can one be eligible to transport the ant cow.

So now that ant bulls have appeared in this thing, it is obvious that someone has violated the laws of the empire, but the previous battle was too fierce, and after an investigation, they couldn't find the person directly responsible. In all likelihood, he is dead.

But since they were already here, they were just a group of ant cattle. Luo Jia thought it shouldn't be a big problem, so he approved the plan to breed ant cattle.
it should be no problem.

The Empire has not yet made clear progress in analyzing the nature of magic, and it can only be proved that this is a completely different type from ordinary Warp witchcraft.

As for innate superpowers, they are more like a blessing from the subspace.

As for the application of magic, the Human Empire learned very quickly. Not to mention the special case of the Primarch Lorgar who modified the ninth-level magic by himself, many humans showed talents in magic that seemed incredible to the Chinese.

Among them, the Thousand Sons Space Marines have the most outstanding ability to learn magic. It is currently unclear whether this is related to their warp talents.

Currently, except for Lorgar, the highest level of magic that others in the human empire can use is the fifth level.

In terms of the application of magic, Sage Turing Zeta has already achieved the ability to enable mechanical servants to use first-level magic through programming, and the cost is very low, so it can be promoted.

Although it is only the first-level magic, it can already significantly improve the working ability of the robot servant.

And the improvements since then have been obvious.

In the research of magical medicines, since the Theocracy has hundreds of years of experience in exploration, the Mechanicus can use them directly, but the raw materials are too scarce, which seriously restricts the production of magic potions.

After this period of exploration, the Mechanicus has managed to reduce the production of potions by 50%. The potion-related technology obtained from Nfirea is believed to allow the Mechanicus to make important breakthroughs in this area of ​​development.

In terms of magic scrolls, mass production of the first and second tiers has already been achieved.

When it comes to the selection of materials for magic scrolls, the skins of Warcraft are generally used, but the Great Tomb chose human skin in a very funny way.

It is still 30k now and it is obviously impossible for the Empire to mass-produce human skin magic scrolls for you.

For things like ordinary monster skins, after testing and figuring out their composition, the Mechanicus has already begun to implement rapid cloning.

Even higher-level magic scrolls cannot be mass-produced directly using machinery.

Magical tools are also a key research subject, and currently some low-end products can be made. Higher-end magical tools, like other magic-related products, have significantly higher requirements for materials.

The Mechanicus has also been trying to reduce costs and achieve mass production, but the results are still relatively limited.

High-level magical tools can be copied without considering the cost. For example, in order to prove the feasibility, Sage Turing Zeta used the powerful brick-flying method to copy a tool left by the six gods, now the six saints.

Of all magic, the human empire is most concerned with resurrection and teleportation magic.

The former will completely change future battlefields, while the latter may even directly affect the fate of mankind.

The Mechanicus is very concerned, but there has been no substantial progress so far.

However, the collection of books from the Great Tomb of Nazarick will soon be sent to the research department, and perhaps the Mechanicus will gain enough inspiration from those setting collections.

(End of this chapter)