Dedicate loyalty to the good empire

Chapter 422 The three of us are too strong!
Fabius was now full of confidence, or rather he even looked forward to Belisarius's evaluation of his work.

And Kaul was actually curious about what could make Bayer so confident...

Curiosity is almost a basic standard for all geniuses, although the saying "curiosity kills the cat" is the most appropriate description in this universe.

But now that there are no problems, Kohl and Bayer can already afford the price of curiosity.

A proud genius sage of the Mechanicus would obviously not bow his head easily, at least based on his personality.

Call said without hesitation. "Let me see what's holding your head up so high!"

Taylor could only nod.

However, he was speechless when these two geniuses were fighting like children. After all, each of them was a master who could decide the direction of the war.

However, when Cawl was taken to the Chaos battleship for observation, he quickly changed from being dismissive to frowning. At least the little flesh Cawl had left was trying its best to express his emotions.

By the end of the visit, Kaul's expression had changed from disdain to contemplation.

He wondered if he would have the courage to do it, and also thought that his plan to resurrect Friedrich was just child's play.

Frustration grew in Belisarius Kaur's heart, but this would not defeat a true genius...

He was not disappointed, but rather felt amused by those white monsters with mixed genes of many races, those almost perfect creations.

Kaul now has a target in the short term. At least for him, Fabius will be an opponent worth looking forward to.

However, his core goal is still to save the empire from collapse, rather than competing with a megalomaniac.

By the time he finished reading those things, Kaul's mind had actually changed.

But he still did not retreat at all and spoke directly to Fabius.

"I will forge a miracle that surpasses your creations. I will create a miracle that will bring the empire back to life."

"Whether new or old, an opening or a continuation, today's meeting records humanity, or..."

He hesitated for a moment, then said, "In the history of the new humans..."

Fabius beamed, his old cheeks trembling as he spoke. "I knew it! I knew it!"

"You understand me, and I'm not crazy!"

"I am the wise one, we are the wise ones, and the future of the galaxy is in our hands!"

Belisarius Kaur couldn't help but ask Taylor, "Is he usually like this?"

Taylor replied. "Almost, but not as happy."

"You know, those who live with chaos don't always have the best brains."

"I've seen quite a few, and they all look like mental patients."

Fabius frowned and said, "I can hear you."

Taylor said with a smile. "Now, our problem is dealing with the bugs."

"There are so many troubles in this star region. The orcs and the insects are difficult to deal with. We need to expand our scope of action next."

"What a headache! Luckily, I have Generals Caul and Bayer at my disposal," Taylor said seriously. "I don't know what attracted you two here, but let me be clear: if the Zerg is here, we're doomed!"

Taylor always speaks with truth. This world still needs to be expanded because many core materials, such as rubber and natural biological materials, are difficult to find here.

Although holding on is reliable, it will eventually lead to exhaustion. If the insect swarm expands to its limit, this fortress will be like a mantis trying to stop a chariot.

They need to find a way to unite all the forces they can, or at least organize a force that can swallow the swarm of insects.

Next, Kaul will be responsible for expanding the mass production of waaahhg stand communications, and Fabius will be responsible for researching toxins that can kill insect swarms.

The two people worked together and almost instantly resolved the silence in the subspace caused by the huge number of Zerg and the haze of the Zerg.

The war thus became almost overwhelming, especially after the Empire blocked the border areas, successfully restricting the Zerg's escape routes.

The Zerg, which had been defeated twice by Bonebreaker and Taylor, was now almost in disarray, and a large number of Zerg warships were forced to be replaced with biomass.

Of course, after an Octarius war legion was pulled out by Tekela, the defeat of the Zerg was almost a foregone conclusion.

After Cawl made sure that the war situation was stable, he immediately left with the research ship, and Fabius continued his journey to find a perfect home for his children.

Taylor now watched the star map become clearer and transported most of the intelligence he had obtained to the empire. In other words, his mission was accomplished.

No, it can even be said that it was exceeded.

He solved the problem here to a certain extent, but the orcs were a real uncertainty no matter how they changed.

But Taylor can guarantee that the greenskins will not invade the human empire while he can still breathe.

To be honest, extending the life of the human empire for another 50 years when it was under attack from all sides is definitely enough to be remembered by people.

By the time Guilliman's Indomitable Crusade is completed, even if the orcs here become stronger, it will be difficult for them to defeat the Empire head-on. After all, no matter how rotten the Human Empire is, it still has a huge amount of rotting corpses, and their weight alone can crush countless unknown races.

When Belisarius Cawl and Fabius Bile left this star zone, the Zerg were killed by the greenskins and the toxins researched by Bile. Taylor now had to set off and prepare to return to the Empire.

He first selected strong greenskins to follow him, and then called some of the most powerful greenskin leaders to give them a lecture.

It's about that. I'm going to Waagh, and I leave this place to you. You have to clean up our house.

After all, Octavius is in a state of disrepair today, and even a race like the greenskins would find it difficult to rebuild it quickly.

With dozens of desolate worlds and a vast area measured in light years, a star region may not sound like much, but it is actually enough to decide many things.

The greenskins who were ordered by Taylor were naturally in tears. They felt really bad that they couldn't wade with their boss, but they also felt that it was great to leave Octavius to them.

They can wahgh and hit as hard as they can in this area.

The Zerg Fleet has not yet completely left Octavius, and it is still a major hidden danger.

Taylor also decided to incorporate the orcs here into his standing team, so that if he was short of people, he could recruit from here.

Having said that, Taylor must also start planning the approximate route for the next fifty years or so, at least.

While he was still alive, this should have been a perfectly acceptable route to follow...

But every time Taylor thought about being the biological father of so many orcs, he couldn't help but feel a headache...

(End of this chapter)