Dedicate loyalty to the good empire

Chapter 29: The Greater Good, Part 1
Taylor had roughly figured out the situation: this wasn't an Imperial world, but a Tau homeworld occupied by the Empire...

There are also many Tau residents and Tau troops in the area. At the same time, they regularly send large amounts of heretical information and alien knowledge to the Empire to pollute and interfere with the daily life of the Imperial Guard.

For those who are loyal, it is inevitable that their spirits will be shaken after reading the carefully selected information of the Tau people, which believes that everyone is equal and is kind and charitable.

When some soldiers leave, the remaining ones will be unable to hold on. The empire realized this and began to prepare a rotation system to prevent the empire's soldiers from collapsing.

The Tau race is like this. They are a young race on the rise, full of curiosity and kindness towards everything.

Taylor had thought about joining the Titanium Alliance Army. At least it could give him a better standard of living and better equipment. The combat uniforms of ordinary Titanium soldiers were similar to those of the Storm Heirs.

But he did not ignore the most important point, that is, the Tau were too weak, and were even almost exterminated by the Empire or the Tyranids. They could only survive by playing both sides and their own small size.

How could such a small civilization be compared with an empire?
The Imperium of Man is a vast swarm scattered across the galaxy, and its great deeds, dating back to the days when the Emperor walked the earth, are still vivid in our memory.

Secondly, Taylor didn't think it was a good idea to throw himself into the arms of the aliens. The Tau were too young and hadn't even realized the nature of the entire universe.

Now, Taylor munched on the snacks from the airdrop boxes and read the small books distributed by the Tau, treating them as meaningless entertainment to pass the time.

It can be said that he is completely unwilling to listen to anything.

The other soldiers of Class 15 looked at Taylor worriedly, as if they were afraid that this legend would shout out the next moment, "The Greater Good, so good!"

When Taylor looked up and asked, "What's wrong? Why are you all looking at me like that?", they immediately turned their faces away, fearing that their little thoughts would be seen.

After all, who said that the commander wanted to defect?

Now Taylor said, "Is there any hot water?"

He picked up a small Tau object, a round box with Gothic writing on it.

【Instant heating food】

There's also a thoughtful little tutorial, but Taylor knows this thing; it's instant noodles.

Humans got tired of it tens of thousands of years ago, and the Titanium tribe thought that modern humans wouldn't do it because they didn't need to, but in fact, there is no need.

But it's also nice to taste the alien flavor. Taylor took the kettle from the girl Lightlin and soaked the seasoning packets and fried noodles. A faint aroma of Japanese ramen came.

Even using chopsticks!

The home planet of the Titanium is also a temperate region with many oceans. Their eating style is actually that of an island country. This instant noodle is also based on industrially compressed fish bone broth and dried shrimp.

Taylor tasted it with gusto, not because it was so delicious, but because such a flavor was rare in the Empire.

He picked up a few portions and said to the others, "Let's eat together. There's nothing to be afraid of. They won't poison it."

Katie looked at Taylor worriedly and replied, "Boss, you saw how badly those people were in there before. I'm worried about what the aliens did to them..."

Taylor replied. "It's just that they're disloyal to the Empire, and they get disturbed by the little toys the aliens make."

"As long as we trust the Emperor, this thing is nothing compared to the sugarcoated bullet."

"When those aliens show up, I can still shoot them after watching their social development and tasting their food."

"No matter how great our enemies are, we are still human beings."

As soon as he finished speaking, a voice came from outside the fortress.

"We are all human. Stop the war and return to the embrace of the ether! For the Greater Good!"

It was a clear human female voice. Taylor looked up and saw a beautiful woman in orange combat uniform, with brown hair in a ponytail. She looked cute and had a good figure.

If she were in the hive, she might be the wife of a noble or a somewhat famous hive beauty, but now she is standing on a flat floating orange vehicle, shouting with a loudspeaker.

Taylor remembered it was called a Manta transport.

Seeing that thing reminded him of Frenstein, who was parked at the starport. He needed a vehicle. The terrain here was flat, and he couldn't escape by just relying on his legs.

Ferenstein is still under maintenance, and Taylor can only be patient until it is renovated.

That Manta looks pretty good, with ample size, hovering maneuverability, and the ability to float on the sea.

Unfortunately, it doesn't belong to him.

However, Taylor still realized that he needed to know the situation here and get some important information, which the Titanium Alliance Army could make full use of.

Taylor asked for the signalman to open their communication line and said.

"Oh, I'm Tyler Kyle Anchor, a Warrant Officer in the Imperial Guard. I wanted to speak with you. I've been reading up on the Greater Good and the Aether."

The other party replied hurriedly and excitedly. "An honorable Imperial officer? We certainly welcome you. We can arrange a meeting in a more neutral place..."

Before she could finish, Taylor replied, "Meet at our camp, or there's nothing to talk about."

"And I swear on the Emperor's honor that I have summoned you only to learn about the Greater Good and Tau."

Military rank became the best bait, and the other party was silent for a while before answering.

"If you will recite your oath in the Emperor's name."

Taylor replied. "I swear to you by the Lord of Mankind that I will not attack you."

After a while, the Manta quickly approached the shore, moving from a safe distance to where it could be attacked, and then stopped directly in front of the bunker.

Taylor led the soldiers over and gave them orders.

"First, detain the personnel. No need to use handcuffs or anything like that. Just take away their weapons."

He looked at the humans in their orange battle suits and spoke using the Tau name.

"Uwe. Jiu, right? That's what they call humans."

The lady was in good spirits. The Mantas were all controlled by humans, who wore uniform orange armor and full helmets.

They held their heads high and chests puffed out as if they were showing off their weapons and equipment, while the "Uwe" answered.

"That's what they only call humans who are committed to the Greater Good."

Taylor nodded. "Could you help me understand the Greater Good?"

"By the way, please be the driver of this Manta for the time being. If anything goes wrong, I want us both to survive."

The woman looked at the man in surprise. "Are you willing to give me control of the vehicle?"

She had prepared herself for death, simply to spread the Greater Good to her compatriots, but now she felt that the Imperial Guard that arrived this time seemed completely different from usual...

Taylor smiled and said, "As long as you keep quiet, the Titanium won't attack us, right?"

"To be honest, I even hope you can live here happily for the rest of your life."

The lady's cheeks flushed at this, and she lowered her head and replied, "I'm 'O', Cro Nova La."

She extended her hand, expressing her friendship to Taylor with human courtesy, and said at the same time.

"If possible, I hope my partner is a man like you..."

Taylor frowned. What's going on?
Is this girl teasing me?

But Taylor didn't know.

To Nova, it was obviously you who started it first!
(End of this chapter)