Warhammer: Don't Call Me the God of All Machines

Chapter 515 The Sky is Falling (Please Subscribe)

Countless people witnessed this miraculous scene.

Sanguinius single-handedly killed and destroyed an ancient Emperor-class Titan. The remains of the World Axis fell to the earth, and many loyal Titans accelerated to finish off the Titan without hesitation.

No one knows whether these Titans corrupted by Chaos will die completely after their command center is destroyed. If she is not dead yet and her remains are taken away by the Dark Mechanicus for reincarnation, it will be too late to regret.

They wished they could throw this dead Emperor-class Titan into the interior of a star to burn and purify it completely. This damn traitor deserved no death even if he was ground into ashes.

The Titans loyal to the Empire thought so, and the next second, the dark clouds behind Sanguinius who was still in the sky suddenly tore apart.

Coincidentally, there is indeed a Black Stone Fortress that has rushed into the interior of the star, and the reaction of the sun after being hit by a celestial-level creation is more violent than imagined.

Huge prominences and flares appeared on the surface of the star, accompanied by even more violent solar winds. After this period of time, the sun's breath finally crossed the distance and arrived at the world of Beta Garmon II.

The solar wind blows away the clouds and dust on the surface of the planet, and countless charged particles, the geomagnetic field and the atmospheric friction produce extremely dazzling and dazzling auroras.

In this miraculous scene, countless loyal Titan pilots burst out with even stronger fighting spirit and will to fight. For the first time ever, after praising the God of Machines, they immediately shouted the name of Sanguinius.

There was a huge gap in momentum between the two sides. Coupled with the loss of an Emperor-class Titan as a command platform and core of the war, the casualties of the traitor's Titan Legion began to surge.

A total of more than one thousand Titans were deployed on the surface of the planet, and the enemy also had the upper hand. Relying on the city of Nielkon's large number of void shield defense systems and positions built over more than ten years, they withstood the attack of the Imperial army.

The rebels are retreating. They no longer have the ability to fight the loyal Titan Legion on the front battlefield. Now they can only retreat to the area with the Void Shield defense system to continue to delay.

"Fellow believers of the God of All Things, we should evacuate."

"Our fleet has already mastered space. The void shield system that the enemy relies on cannot be solved by simple precision bombing. This planet itself is designed and prepared for war. We should not continue to bleed for a war that can be avoided."

Sanguinius flapped his wings and arrived at the top of an Emperor-class Titan belonging to the Mechanicus.

Several commanders of the Mechanicus were here to observe the situation on the battlefield, and they also saluted Sanguinius respectfully.

These Mechanicus commanders, who had undergone extensive mechanized modifications and had little flesh on their bodies, stood up and regained their extreme rationality.

"Lord Sanguinius, according to the rules of our Mechanicus, the traitorous Titan Legion should be destroyed in a solemn and serious manner. We must personally exterminate these rebels who have betrayed Om Messiah."

"We understand that orbital bombardment to completely blast this planet into space dust is a more efficient option, but our beliefs and traditions cannot accept it."

Sanguinius sighed helplessly in his heart. These Titan legions were really difficult to deal with.

They will listen to advice and be inspired and encouraged, but they will still stubbornly stick to their own ideas.

Even though Sanguinius had just taken a huge risk and destroyed an enemy Emperor-class Titan, he was unable to get these different Titan legions to reach a consensus.

For the Mechanicus, personally killing traitors in their own way was a legitimate way to prove their devout faith in the God of Machines and the Om Messiah. Although not all of the thirty-plus Titan Legions felt this way, this voice was clearly not the mainstream.

The vast majority of the Titan Legions did not want to withdraw. They had accumulated too much hatred on this planet. Personal hatred and ideological disputes had caused the conflicts to intensify and entangle endlessly, and had reached the point where they would fight to the death.

"If only these bastards were as obedient as the Sun Titans. Sigh."

Sanguinius, who never sighed even when facing the extremely terrifying Emperor-class Titan enemy, finally sighed helplessly in front of the Titan Legion in his own camp.

He knew that even if he strangled them and forced them to retreat, these guys would never surrender.

If there is a Titan Legion that completely obeys the orders of the Primarch, it is probably only the newly established Solar Titan Legion. This great Titan Legion born in Macragge has more than five Emperor-class Titans in command, but at the same time it has adopted a large number of intelligent modifications.

When their captains are controlling the Titans, artificial intelligence will share a large part of the pressure and overload, so that the damage to the human body is much less than that of other legions.

As they are the Titan Legion of the Five Hundred Worlds, their way of thinking is slightly different from their counterparts on Mars, and the authority of the Primarch is more important to them than worship of faith.

These Titans from Macragge knew about the existence of the so-called "Second Empire". They all knew that Sanguinius was the emperor of the Second Empire, so they obeyed the orders of the Archangel.

Sanguinius once wanted to leave with the Titan Legion that was fully obedient to his orders, and then let the Lion blow this damn planet and the Titans on it into ashes.

In this way, they not only defeated the rebels, but also eliminated those Titans on their side who were not very obedient to orders.

You must know that a large part of Betagarmon's strategic goal in the war is to consume the military strength of the Titan Corps, which not only includes the enemy's Titan Corps, but also the Titans who are loyal to the Empire but do not fully obey orders.

But after much hesitation, Sanguinius still couldn't do such a inhumane thing. After all, he was not the completely rational Caliban, and the angel's character was sentimental.

However, just when Sanguinius was about to bite the bullet and lead the Titan legions to completely capture the enemy-occupied city of Nirkon, something he could not have imagined happened.

The rebels on this planet, completely disregarding their own casualties, brazenly detonated the orbital defense platform called Anvil above the sky.

It is a defense system composed of countless giant space stations and orbital star fortresses, and is the core of the Betagarmon II world's defense against foreign enemies.

The battle between the Imperial Army and the Rebels for the orbital platform is happening every moment. Everyone understands that as long as the orbital defense system can be taken down, on the one hand, it can effectively target the threat of warships in space, and on the other hand, it can also accurately strike Titan units on the ground.

This place is like a meat grinder, devouring a large number of Sanguinius's descendants and the rebel Sons of Horus. No side can completely seize this key strategic goal.

Sanguinius had thought about whether the rebels would directly destroy the orbital defense system, but at this moment, there were not only the Empire's Titan Legion on Betagarmon II, but also more than 20 Titan Legions belonging to the Warmaster.

In addition, there are tens of millions of rebel mortal troops and Astartes troops stationed here. If the orbital defense system is destroyed, it will be Horus's rebels who will suffer the most.

Sanguinius had fallen into the error of inertia, thinking in the same way as a normal person about the decisions that a Chaos-tainted rebel would make, and now the sky had fallen.

(End of this chapter)