Dedicate loyalty to the good empire

Chapter 392 Harmonious and Loving Vigilant Planet, Public Enemy Abaddon

To meet her parents?
There were many ways to interpret this statement, but no matter how Taylor thought about it, it was ambiguous.

The Eldar have an extremely low birth rate because they are all semi-undead creatures. Unless a powerful external force or their soul is taken away by Slaanesh, the life of the Eldar is theoretically infinite.

Even with deaths due to war and disease, the average lifespan of the Ark Eldar is around 1200 years.

Therefore, even if they have the same physiological cycle as humans, theoretically they will need to raise a child for 500 years.

And the Eldar are likely to only have two children in their lifetime, otherwise they would not have a population explosion.

Obviously, the one in front of Taylor was a real pure-blooded Eldar, not those ridiculous laboratory products, artificial embryos or clones.

He is accepting an invitation from an Eldar noble, how can this not make people think about it?
Frankly speaking, there are some rather blasphemous books within the Astra Militarum, which are about defiling alien women. After all, those enchanting and handsome Eldar do evoke twisted emotions in people's hearts.

However, in most elite groups, having any relationship with aliens is considered a defilement, let alone having sex with them.

Taylor didn't know whether the Eldar's reproductive organs had barbs, otherwise he didn't quite understand why the Eldar's fertility rate was so low...

But realistically speaking, how could he refuse this request?
Even if it's just a stopgap measure, Taylor can't afford to face two opponents under the current circumstances.

Besides, the Black Legion and the Dark Eldar are almost equally difficult to deal with.

There's no choice, the Emperor is above...

Taylor thought that it was not that he was disloyal, but that the elves were too aggressive.

He replied. "If your request can get us out of this dangerous situation, I'm willing to take a gamble on it."

"But going to the Comoros would be tantamount to suicide..."

At this moment, the consul knelt on one knee and spoke to him in this deserted place.

"I will ensure your safety in the name of my family, human."

"I will vouch upon my honor that this journey will be safe and sound."

At this point, even a wooden man like Taylor felt that it was definitely a proposal.

He said sheepishly. "You know, my loyalty lies with the Lord of Mankind..."

The Archon lady replied. "I know, but that's the most interesting thing about this."

Taylor had to admit that this elf was playing too wildly. He actually liked to do evil?
He was a little hesitant at the moment. After all, he didn't know how much sugar-coated bullets he could tolerate in matters between men and women, and the elves played more games than humans.

At least after the Emperor told everyone about the great dream that belonged to mankind, mankind has either been abstinent or on the road to abstinence for the past ten thousand years.

Religious activities and the Great Crusade, as well as the subsequent state religion and Imperial Guard, essentially require abstinence and the investment of all resources in war and faith.

It is a huge crucible that churns out all the energy of mankind.

So honestly, Taylor is actually looking forward to going to the Comoros to see what it has to offer...

But whether he will die is still a question.

Never mind, let’s drink today and enjoy life today. Although Taylor was full of worries, he still agreed to this ridiculous request.

After confirming the answer, the Eldar stopped their fierce attack, and Calgar, the Overlord of the Undead and Lord of the Ultramarines, was also asked to stop by Taylor.

After the impromptu war conference was held, now in the Tomb of the Overlord, the Eldar Archon, Lieutenant Colonel of the Imperial Guard.

The Lord of the Imperial Space Marines and a Tomb Overlord finally had their first equal, face-to-face argument.

This was the first fruition of Taylor's efforts, even if the result was just Eldar swearing at Eldar and Necron swearing at Necron.

After all, the Eldar's job is to dig graves, and to humans, the Dark Eldar are just a group of pure pirates who think they are superior and always call others monkeys.

There are so many races in this universe, who wouldn’t be confused after seeing the Eldar?

Even the Tau, known for their easygoing nature and willingness to take a loss, were once so enraged by the Dark Eldar that they resorted to bombarding their troops with 30 power suits.

According to reports within the Empire, it seems that the Dark Eldar carried out an assassination-like act after feigning an alliance.

This ultimately resulted in the death of an Ether, whose body was taken away. Several "accidental" riots subsequently occurred within the Tau Empire, with the rioters claiming to have witnessed the Ether's Declaration of Independence, claiming they were legitimately rioting.

In reality, it was the Eldar who used corpses to impersonate Ether to cause planetary chaos, and then looted a large number of strong and healthy Tau to be used as slaves.

Just say that they are so wicked, no one would treat them well...

Frankly speaking, Taylor was willing to try to trust the Archon simply because she still had some of the Eldar warrior spirit in her.

Rather than completely indulging the horrible monster in your heart.

But such trust is still precarious, and can even be said to be worthless.

When the meeting was almost over, the Undead Overlord, who had figured out the situation, used the controller to open two paths, one to send humans back to the surface, and the other to allow the Eldar to sneak into the Forge Continent.

When Taylor saw the starlight on the surface of the earth for the first time in a long time, even though the air was filled with a lot of toxic gray dust and the light was dim, it was still enough to make him happy.

He wasn't a groundhog after all.

Of course, the foul air and toxic chemicals would soon begin to bite his skin, and if he didn't get to Frenstein in time, he would have to bear the threat of skin disease for the next few days.

This is Vigilance, a deadly and terrifying planet.

But before Taylor could get into the car, Karga stopped him again.

The huge body of the Chapter Master after Primaris transformation was about the size of a hill in front of Taylor, and he said seriously.

"I have a deep understanding of your style."

“Always try to do things that people don’t expect, and turn bad things into good ones.”

"But this doesn't mean you can do those things without restraint."

"On the contrary, the spark you are playing with, is it hope or a radioactive monster? We still don't know..."

Taylor replied. "Yeah, I don't know."

"But I know a lot of history, from the Necrons to the Eldar, even stories that the Greenskins themselves have forgotten."

"I know their bad qualities and their good qualities. I just need some time to exploit them."

"Boss Calgar."

"I still say the same thing."

"It's better for the alien to die than for my brothers to die."

"Secondly, those guys are willing to form an alliance with me not because I'm cute, but because they know how many cards I have up my sleeve."

"As long as the benefits outweigh the disadvantages, betrayal will not occur..."

"However, I can only get a good night's sleep in the Empire, in the Astronomican."

Calgar chuckled to himself. "It seems my warning was just a warning to an expert."

Taylor replied. "No, I'm just saying I'm not going to get into trouble."

"But if one day I'm unlucky enough to be cheated by those guys, I hope you can help me."

Calgar replied. "I'll have Sicarius fish you out."

"He can do it."

Taylor said. "Of course he could do it. He could curse Khorne in the Warp and get away with it."

"The Emperor, I feel relieved when you say this."

"Okay, let me get on the handlebars. I don't want to be covered in ringworm the next day!"

(End of this chapter)