Dedicate loyalty to the good empire

Chapter 294 The Emperor is dressed as a woman?
What happened next was pretty much as Taylor expected.

It's even a little accurate to the point of being chilling.

The situation has indeed become worse, not only the soil is polluted, but the groundwater is also in a filthy state.

What is even more terrifying is the obstruction of the navigation route by the Plague Fleet. The Chaos Space Marine warships from Typhon surrounded Parmenio, this place.

And it is constantly trying to drop more plague and death. Although most of them are intercepted in the atmosphere and then burned by the high temperature caused by friction in the atmosphere, many clouds are still turned into toxic clouds.

Under this brutal attack, all of Parmenio's strength was used to continuously transport supplies to anti-orbital fortresses in various places.

Miners died all the time extracting saltpeter, promethium, and fine gold, and factories spit out shells, projectiles, and corpse starch to keep the place alive.

Half a month passed like this, and Parmenio is still alive.

But when Taylor opened his eyes, he could see the dark green plague plains and the ocean that had been polluted for a long time.

He had accumulated a large amount of fresh water during this time, and with the water purification tablets and equipment made by the Great Sage Kaul, they were able to maintain a minimum of bathing and industrial needs.

The Talos Fortress and its affiliated nests are doing well, partly because Taylor is smart and he and his men will not embezzle any resources.

Secondly, as one of the areas that the Regent values most, the water purification equipment made by the Mechanical Sage and used in the fallen Hospital Esk is quite effective.

But even Kaul couldn't completely cleanse the toxins, so he didn't recommend drinking the liquid.

Of course, industrial water can still be used for bathing and cleaning, because the contagious viruses have died, and what remains inside is more of a curse than a toxin.

A curse from the Warp.

But now Taylor still checks the supply list frequently and tries his best to keep the residents of the hive living like human beings.

To be honest, their living conditions were basically on the verge of becoming animals. As long as Taylor ignored them, those nobles would pour dirty water that had only been filtered and was completely inedible into their mouths.

Contaminated food was stuffed into their rations in batches, like a form of chronic poisoning.

Taylor used the majesty of force to ensure that the laborers could die like human beings. After all, human resources are the most valuable thing nowadays, but those nobles seemed to have no idea what was important.

Perhaps, they know it, but they don’t care about the so-called empire. Even if chaos comes, they will become the productive force of chaos.

It would be better to make more things as a gift of surrender to Chaos.

Taylor must have known those things, so he had no hesitation in adding a few more hanging heads to the square of the hive city and placing the factory under the jurisdiction of the Imperial Guard.

Of course, some people scolded him for not complying with Imperial law and meddling in planetary affairs.

But Malcador, how many years has it been since the Grand Vizier of Malcador died?
Secondly, Taylor has the Inquisition and the Primarch on his head, so he can do whatever he wants!
Under the high-pressure military coercion, the operation of the fortress was barely maintained.

But one day this balance was finally broken.

That was one of the first reports of water poisoning that was brought to Taylor's attention.

When he angrily led his soldiers into the city area of Talos, a horrific scene had already appeared.

He saw thousands of people suffering from symptoms similar to anthrax and the most deadly bubonic plague, their skin ulcerated and their bodies as black as coal.

In front of the Emperor's statue, those people lay with dull faces under the gray sky, their eyes unfocused. Soldiers and medical sisters wearing the strictest protective clothing set up a cordon around them.

Taylor watched the metal floor of the hive covered in festering blood and the writhing of damned rotten flesh.

Although the fountain at the foot of the emperor's statue looked clear, it emitted an inexplicable stench.

He walked in with a gun in hand and saw the newly promoted Lieutenant Colonel Devoros now holding down several seemingly innocent civilians.

The lieutenant colonel said, "Sir, they were the ones who poisoned him." Taylor was silent for a moment, then said, "Confirm it. If it's true, take him away and shoot him."

"Don't burn them. I know their methods very well. They must have consumed poison before their death. I hope the Empire burns them to death, and their ashes turn into the last trace of resentful spirits."

Taylor then said, "Can the blocked spring water be purified? Even if it's contaminated, residents should be able to wash their clothes."

"There are still many devices provided by Sage Kaul..."

Beside them, Ms. Krieger interrupted. "Captain, I've already tried."

"Those toxins are new, probably freshly brewed by the Crucible. Even Cawl's purifier can't clean them out."

Taylor said immediately, "Have the Sisters of Medicine found a cure or a cure for the disease?"

Lieutenant Colonel DeVoros replied. "They recommend we seal and incinerate the bodies, then dump the ashes into the stratosphere. We can then use macrocannons to launch them into space."

Taylor said. "That's an acceptable loss, honestly, thanks to your quick discovery."

At this moment, the lieutenant colonel touched the Terra Star emblem on his chest and answered without hesitation. "This is just what I should do!"

Taylor nodded, but the water shortage was a bigger problem than the patients.

This is the water supply point for the residential area and is not connected to the reservoir. It is obvious that those cultists have entered the empire's water source area.

The place is heavily guarded, so the only possibilities are the nobles.

Those rotting maggots...

Taylor had no choice but to cut off the water supply to residential areas and provide most of the liquid to the Imperial Guard.

The cost was the deaths of hundreds of thousands of people, which was still within the "acceptable" range after rapid control.

With this in mind, Taylor was ready to liquidate those nobles, hoping that their estates would have enough resources to atone for their sins.

As he prepared for his next move, he saw something that made him uncertain.

A little blonde girl in a dress skipped over to a dying patient.

Taylor cursed. "Soldiers?! What's going on? Why are there civilians here?"

Devoros and Krieger looked at Taylor in confusion.

Taylor emphasized. "Didn't you see that girl?"

He pointed at the girl in a white dress who was about 20 years old, with fair skin, blonde hair and blue eyes. She was the only person in this hell who was not sick and was not wearing armor or protective clothing.

At this moment, the residents and soldiers here seemed to have just realized that something was wrong.

They shouted and rushed towards the girl.

The soldiers wanted to capture her to prevent the lovely girl from contracting the disease.

Civilians wanted to avoid her to avoid infecting an innocent life.

But only Taylor saw a silver sun shining beside her.

Taylor exclaimed in amazement. "Your Majesty, do you have a unique taste?"

"Like to dress up as a woman?"

(End of this chapter)