Warhammer 30k and the Great Tomb of Nazarick

Chapter 139: Let’s send greenskins to the Eldar.

When it comes to the opening of other worlds, the Human Empire is advancing by leaps and bounds, while the Necrons are invincible.

So who is missing?
What are our Eldar doing?

Answer: They were arguing.

The Human Empire is the current overlord of the Milky Way. Although it is young, it is thriving. As long as there is no outrageous incident like half of the Primarchs rebelling, it seems only a matter of time before the Empire conquers the Galaxy.

The Necrons, the overlords of the galaxy tens of millions of years ago, are the pinnacle of physical technology in the Warhammer world.

Although most of the Necrons are still dormant, and many of those who finally woke up have damaged their brains (thinking processors), it is undeniable that the Necrons still have huge advantages.

For these two generations of new and old overlords in the galaxy, they are determined to enter this new universe at all costs in order to escape from their current predicament and to go one step further.

But the Eldar were different from them from the very beginning.

As the successors to the Necrons as the overlords of the galaxy, the Eldar were indeed rich, and had been rich for many years.

When the Eldar were the bosses in the galaxy, human ancestors had not even learned to walk upright.

However, the Eldar's indulgence in lust eventually created Slaanesh, one of the four supreme gods in the Warp. The moment Slaanesh was born, he almost devoured the souls of all the Eldar.

Only a small number of the Eldar survived for various reasons. Compared with the original Eldar Empire, the current Eldar are essentially just a group of refugees.

Even this group of refugees is constantly facing the crisis of extinction.

Slaanesh has a mark on the souls of all the Eldar. Although the Eldar have thought of many ways to resist Slaanesh's capture, in theory Slaanesh can lose countless times, and if the Eldar make a mistake once, their Eldar will be captured and taken to Slaanesh's palace and suffer endless torture.

Therefore, unlike the other two races, the goal of the Eldar from the beginning was to nourish this world, and they would be successful as long as they could nourish this world.

It was precisely for this reason that the Eldar who successfully came to this world soon began to split because of their previous differences in camps.

The first to cause trouble were the Dark Eldar, who came from the fallen original Eldar city of Comoros. Instead of learning a lesson from the previous destruction of the Eldar, these crazy guys began to indulge their own desires.

Using cruel torture on other living beings in exchange for a chance to survive from Slaanesh.

This group of lunatics discovered that the evil god who had been chasing them was not here, and all the original psychic powers of the Eldar could be used to their heart's content here, even the resurrection technology from the warp that they had long dared not use in the Warhammer world could be used directly.

Soon these crazy dark elves began to recover their nature and act recklessly.

Some people try to taste all the food in the world, some start to have relationships with various creatures like collecting, and some are addicted to causing harm to themselves.

In the words of a Dark Eldar
We've been living in fear for so long that we can't just enjoy ourselves.

As for others like the Ark Eldar and the Savage Eldar, some of them were led astray by the Dark Eldar, and the remaining Eldar also used their own magical traditional abilities.

In an instant, the Eldar were shattered to pieces, and even the God of Laughter was numb. He had no other expression to show except smiling.

Of course, the Eldar are still a powerful interstellar civilization after all, and they have made some achievements in this world over the years.

For example, the Blue Sky Dragon King, which is considered to be the largest creature in the world and as big as an exaggerated island, was tamed by the Aida elves.

The countries that were assigned to the Eldar tribe also surrendered one after another, but it must be said that the Eldar tribe was indeed the weakest and least attentive in terms of management. Even among the Eldar tribe that was in charge, many people believed that the most urgent task now was to have children first, or to develop interstellar travel first, continue to nourish, and then have children.

In this world that is destined to be divided up among the three races soon, the area currently ruled by the Eldar has become the most suitable place for the greenskins to survive and develop.

In an extremely remote valley managed by the Eldar, there was a group of makeshift thatched huts, and dozens of people in wizard robes were standing in the open space waiting for something.

A flash of light passed through the open space. Fluder, who had already mastered high-level teleportation, brought the orc boss Da Yakaka and his strategist Farka to this remote place.

Kaka and Pilaka were both stunned for a moment. The greenskins were never stupid, but they were just too lazy to use their brains most of the time. But when necessary, the greenskins could also be very cunning and shrewd enemies.

"What do you want from me, you guys?"

Kaka did not launch an attack, but chose to give in first.

"What is it? If I have to say anything, it's that I hope to add some changes."

A handsome boy wearing a blue robe decorated with feathers and barefoot stepped out from the crowd, and the other wizards including Fluder bowed to him.

This boy was the incarnation of Ivel. When he found out that the human empire was about to attack the Bahas Empire, he decisively fled with Fluder and some completely converted believers.

The hiding place they chose was the area under the jurisdiction of the Eldar people, but after watching it for two days, Ivel felt that the life of the Eldar people was a bit boring and needed a little change.

As it happened, He had foreseen the appearance of green skins, so He asked Fluder to bring back the green skins that looked like territory, which led to the current situation.

"I'm trying to figure it out, but I can't figure out what you're talking about."

"That's right, that's right."

After Da Yakaka finished speaking, the fart spirit next to him joined in, which looked quite funny.

Ivel didn't mind continuing.

"I just feel like you're not good enough at fighting over there. This side is more suitable for you to fight. I can help you."

"You're quite interesting, so I thought you were going to do something interesting, right?"

"Hahaha, no need. What I want is change. The Eldar here are too outrageous. I just need you to be a change and beat them up."

"If I still have to say something, I hope you can learn magic from me. I want to see if you greenskins can learn the magic of this world."

Kaka thought about it for a while and felt that it was possible.

Anyway, he has nothing to lose now. If he is really cheated, the worst that can happen is death.

There is no word for failure in the orcs' dictionary. Their worldview is victory and escape. Escape is for the next war, and if there is no chance to escape, then you will die.

In this way, a Tzeentch began his plan of cooperating with the greenskins to trap the Eldar, and he will regret his plan in the future.

(End of this chapter)