This is our Warhammer journey

Chapter 325 Everyone's a lone wolf, so no one should speak ill of anyone else.

"It seems that we share the same goal in dealing with the enemy, Chaos."

Romulus read through the text and ultimately chose to accept the old prophet's suggestion.

They do need support in the field of subspace science.

Outside the warship, the energy sparks from the occasional explosions of the Cardia surface void shield illuminated the outer deck of the Dawn in an intermittent manner.

The Chaos invasion has spread like a plague, affecting several star sectors. In Cardia, one of the hardest-hit areas, you never know which burrow on the ground might suddenly unleash a demon army.

Aside from occasionally crushing certain overconfident and opportunistic aliens into dust, they also had their share of dealings with various demons.

After all, Chaos has also learned to be shrewd. Those cunning demons, especially the demons on Slaanesh's side, have fully absorbed the Comorian Bloodlings' technology and applied it to their invasion of the material universe under their pressure.

Now, when they enter the material universe, they have learned to enter in stages, and one or two attacks cannot completely eliminate them.

What's even more infuriating is that those precious and unique Great Demons are even forbidden from leaving the house by their respective masters.

Ramses had been trying to lure Carlos out again, but the two-headed bird that had once been so keen to spy on their movements had now vanished as if it had never existed.

During their brief clashes, they gradually forced Chaos to progress, and splitting their own souls to reduce the risk of entering the material universe was just one aspect of this.

Romulus's gaze returned to the proposal, his knuckles tapping unconsciously on the table.

Of all the known Eldar Ark worlds, there is probably no branch with a richer reserve of warp knowledge than the Usvi Ark world. He noticed that the old prophet had deliberately omitted certain details in the terms.

It is obvious that as the Wings of Dawn and Chaos begin to compete with each other, the increasingly urgent situation leaves these Eldar with no other choice.

Intelligence suggests that the situation in the Usvi Ark World is indeed dire. As an Ark World adjacent to the Cardia Star Sector, they have long endured intense warfare. Now, under the increasingly powerful pressure of Chaos, their resource supply lines and vital Soul Stone resources are in grave danger.

Romulus then looked at the remaining proposals.

Usvi can provide some of the gates to the network tunnels in the Dawnwing-held territories to facilitate Dawnwing transport, but the Imperials are responsible for cleaning and security along the way, while the Eldar are simply responsible for opening the gates.

For travel expenses, Soul Stones will suffice. Once Uslan has persuaded more of his compatriots in the future, deeper cooperation can be initiated.

For example, you could visit the subspace area of ​​the formless and shapeless Lord.

It's clear that the Usvi Ark world is trying to forge a deeper bond with them, and is even willing to share the right to use the network with the Empire for their sake.

Moreover, the old prophet also used some clever tricks.

Whether it was to persuade the Council of Prophets or to demonstrate their respect for Romulus and the others, these agreements were always made with the Dawn Wings, which the four of them had formed, rather than the so-called Empire.

Romulus looked up at Uslan, then at the unicorn beside him.

No wonder they had to call in the God of Laughter; without him, they probably wouldn't have survived.

Of course, Romulus believed that even if they were able to capture Uslan, it wouldn't be of much use.

At the level of the Old Prophet, the Deathly Slaanesh posed no real threat. For these figures who had transcended base desires and shouldered the survival of their entire race, the Deathly Slaanesh meant nothing.

"Can Usvi provide network routes for other star systems?" Romulus asked.

Compared to the rotten land of the Hazy Starfield, he cared more about the development of the Dawn Starfield.

"No."

Uslan shook his head slightly, a subtle hint of emotion flashing in his eyes—

That's it, this greedy ambition of "I want it all".

He spread his hands, his tone both helpless and resigned:
"If we had mastered the network routes of other star systems, why would the Usvi Ark world have wasted tens of thousands of years in the Misty Star System?"

As is well known, the Ark Worldship travels very slowly and can even be overtaken by the Zerg Hive fleet in space. The invasion of the Ultramar Zerg Hive twenty years ago directly caused the destruction of three small Arks.

Even if it's slow, the Eldar haven't lost their technology of using the network. With the help of the network, they should be able to drift to other star systems in ten thousand years. They can't just keep wandering around the Eye of Fear forever.

The reason is also very simple.

Since the Usvi Ark world lacks access to large network routes that allow travel to other star systems, it can only helplessly endure being beaten up next to the Eye of Fear.

While the various Eldar Ark worlds have some connections, they are not close enough to share routes that are vital to each other's survival.

Why are they all sold in bulk?

Romulus frowned slightly, the thought reminding him of the explanation Tarasin had given when he returned to the Royal Council to request technical support.

As is widely known, thousands of black stone obelisks stand on the surface of Cadia, and it is these ancient creations of the Necromancers of the cosmos that have restrained the expansion of the Eye of Terror.

Even so, Kadia is still subjected to the endless onslaught of Chaos. The enemies on the surface are never-ending. According to the local Inquisitor of the S.H.I.E.L.D., you can stumble upon a nest of Nurgles performing a ritual by simply lifting a sewer cover.

Therefore, shortly after the outbreak of war, Romulus asked Tarasin to activate the Black Stone Obelisk of Cadia as it was in the original history, in order to further weaken the erosion of the surface by Chaos.

However, when faced with the demands of his benefactor, Tarachin suggested that he needed to go back and trade some technology.

The Nihirak dynasty possessed the greatest wealth of the space necromancers, but they did not master all the technology.

The most famous creation is the World Engine. Given the wealth of the Nihilak dynasty, it was natural to possess such an artificial star god. However, if the dynasty wanted to maintain the World Engine, it actually needed to find more than a dozen necromancers from other dynasties to participate in the repair work at different stages.

There were no problems when the Silent King's 'General Control Agreement' existed, which governed all dynasties. However, with the disappearance of the General Control Agreement, these dynasties crumbled into pieces, just like the member states that broke apart from an unbreakable alliance.

In short, we should not view the current space necromancy as a whole.

Taracin's example was so vivid that Romulus understood it instantly.

As a result, the Eldar are now behaving the same way.

Leaving aside the fact that it split into four factions, it seems that each Ark world is basically an orphan?
Romulus's gaze shifted to the other horn, his crimson pupils scrutinizing it.

Uslan doesn't have it, but surely the God of Laughter can't be without it?
What happened to the Black Library, which supposedly stores all the knowledge in the galaxy?

(End of this chapter)