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Chapter 563 Red Pirates
As the saying goes, Primarch Rogue is strong.

Primarch Dorn is stable.

And Rogal Dorn is both strong and stable!
This is the Imperial Fists, their motto.

It certainly sounds powerful, and it is.

A single Imperial Fists company managed to secure several victories in defensive battles.

Of course, the Red Pirates did not feel that this was a satisfactory result. Rather, in the later stages of the war, the attacks of those guys became more and more rapid.

Taylor now has a general understanding of the situation in this star zone, that is, as a marginal war zone, it is actually not unimportant.

However, the location here is very awkward, being located around two core war zones, and it is difficult to effectively supply this location.

In other words, there are few people, many tasks, and the location is important, and the core supply routes are also far away from here.

In order to meet the resource needs of this front, the Imperial Fists also used many means.

Let's put it this way, they even became pirates for this matter, just because they were ordered by the chapter master to garrison here and ensure that it would not be breached.

Taylor now realized that his superhuman master had been more or less influenced by him, otherwise the old-fashioned Imperial Fists would never have robbed for supplies.

Of course, the targets of the robbery are either Chaos warships or materials that have been investigated and clearly confirmed to be stolen money.

It can be said that doing so is actually quite troublesome, after all, it requires manpower and material resources to investigate and collect evidence, but thanks to the old company commander's connections, this matter has become less difficult.

After all, many people want to deal with their own troubles, and some people are indeed exploited by those guys.

That being said, those who do that kind of business are probably not good people and have many enemies. When others know that the Space Marines are looking for such guys, they will be in trouble.

But even though the Imperial Fists warriors tried so hard, what they brought back was still a drop in the bucket.

The defense of the entire star zone is a complex and huge heavy project that cannot be solved with a few trivial things. Even for mortals, those things are huge sums of money.

But for the battle line, the need to maintain them is actually completely insufficient.

Maybe it’s just enough for a few days, after all, there are many mouths to feed here.

The Red Pirates also took appropriate measures for this. Since there was a shortage of supplies here, they would harass them repeatedly and soon they would ensure that they could not bear it anymore.

The tactical vision of those guys is so vicious that it makes people sigh, and in this regard, the guy leading the enemy team is the rune blacksmith of the infamous Iron Warriors Legion.

This is probably what the saying "enemies often meet in a narrow road" means, or perhaps this was intentional by Huron.

Chaos will never abandon this place. This is a precarious piece of fat meat, and everyone will want to take a bite.

Or it could be said that Guilliman has, to a certain extent, treated this place as a pawn to attract fire, waiting for it to be broken, and then the Empire can find a way to solve the trouble here.

Of course, the Imperial Fists are not abandoned pawns, but they are also using their own will to maintain order here.

They are all stubborn guys, so they appear stupid and ridiculous in many cases.

Of course, Guilliman would not watch them die in vain, but this was the path they had chosen.

The persuaders came many times, but they were always so old-fashioned.

This can be considered one of their strengths, but also their biggest weakness, and it depends on the situation.

However, from Taylor's point of view, this is also a good attack location. It can even be said that there is a line from here that leads directly to the core of the Eye of Terror.

Let's put it this way, it's like a battleground that's been forced to be "remote" due to the lack of the Emperor's Path. It's like it was intentional...

Even the emperor can make mistakes?
Considering the Imperial Fists' attitude, this place becomes quite strange.

Of course Taylor also thought he was overthinking it.

After all, although there are gods in this world, it does not mean that everything is a conspiracy and calculation of gods. Obviously, he has a bit of paranoia, but this place is really good.

However, there is no shortage of food here, but there is a lack of a large amount of weapons, equipment and ammunition. After all, the specialty of this star region is the agricultural world. It can even be said that this is a secondary supply area.

This is why the Imperial Fists defended this place so desperately. If it was lost, hunger would spread around.

Of course, they had no good intentions, nor were they doing it for the common people. It was simply because hunger would undermine the stability of the war situation.

Of course, this kind of thinking is quite rational, but ironically, the Imperial Fists' thinking about withdrawing from the war zone is not very rational.

Of course, it may also be too rational.

But in general, Taylor's Empire Eternal Year can be used as a foundry, and it has sufficient material production capacity.

It is just a small casting world. Although it cannot produce cannons and tanks, it can still produce artillery shells, laser guns, ceramic steel armor and individual equipment.

It gathered all the essence of Taylor's research during this period and effectively integrated it into the Empire Wannian, which was the size of the entire moon.

Every inch of land is valuable, and it can even be said that the technological level here has surpassed Macragge. Although it does not have such great productivity, it is equivalent to a mobile production world, which is half agricultural world and half forging world.

In comparison, although the Phalanx also has some self-circulation capabilities, it is basically dwarfed by Taylor's Empire Eternal.

Soon, to the amazement of the Imperial Fist, the Empire Eternal Year began to produce a steady stream of supplies and successfully transformed those supplies into effective resource inputs.

The entire star region seemed to be injected with blood and vitality, but those red pirates would not sit idly by.

First of all, Taylor's Empire Eternal Year is now equivalent to an open card, because countless resources are flowing into it, making it conspicuous and bright.

Secondly, it is important as a production area, so half of the star zone’s warships are gathered here.

To protect it.

Soon the Red Corsairs gathered enough strength, a large number of warships appeared here, and a rune blacksmith from the Iron Warrior was ready to attack his old enemy.

Taylor's master was almost on pins and needles, but Taylor remained relaxed.

The reason is very simple, that is, his world is too strong.

Those battleships can be dealt with by normal attacks!

Until two huge bright red monsters appeared in the information from the divination instrument, and those things had amazing energy reactions.

The old captain of the Imperial Fists exclaimed in amazement. "Those things are coming!"

Taylor asked. "What is it? A monster or a curse?"

The captain replied, "It's an old nightmare."

"They're called, the Ark of Evil Omen!"

(End of this chapter)