This is our Warhammer journey

Chapter 550 Ribs: This treatment is amazing, so delicious!
Extreme Starfield, near the Alteramar region, the human empire and the Fearless's friendly city of Solemnas, the Solemnas friendly spaceport, Dawn.
A group of space undead were on a tour organized by the Empire, watching a PowerPoint presentation given by Ramses.

Two years have passed since humans and the undead in space formally established diplomatic relations.

After completing the initial exchanges and reaching a consensus, the Dawnwings returned to the Empire ahead of time to begin troop deployments and preliminary preparations for the future Comoros Project.

One of its major actions was to occupy network nodes that were close to many important industrial production areas in the real universe, and to connect the various forging worlds of the Empire, especially a series of forging worlds that had been modified by the Wings of Dawn, such as Riza, Underworld VIII, Steel Ball, Agrippina, and Ras Star.

These worlds, possessing terrifying industrial power, will use the Webway—the most convenient way—to absorb cheap resources from their star systems, transform them into industrial products for various purposes, and then reintroduce them into the Imperial forces that have already established strongholds within the Webway.

After absorbing these resources, the Imperial forces will open up more shipping routes, clear and widen more lines, increase trade stability and cargo throughput, and further improve resource exchange capabilities. This will bring in more armed forces to compensate for the resource consumption caused by the network clearing operation. Then, countless forging worlds, like bottomless pits, completely occupy all resources, thus spitting out even more creations.

It's like stepping on your own foot to reach the sky.

After solving the two major problems that have plagued humanity since it first set foot in space—transportation distance and transportation losses—the total production value of the major casting worlds increased dozens of times within two years. With the workload becoming unbearable for human workers, the AI ​​system, which is supervised by the Neos intelligent safety protocol, has been introduced to further maintain the rapid development momentum of the entire industrial system.

The sages of the Cult of Mechanics sincerely believed that even in the highly developed Forge World within the Empire, their production capacity had never been truly unleashed.

However, when the Empire poured this enormous production capacity into the network, the results were not as overwhelming as expected.

The online environment is too complex.

It's also a bottomless pit.

Aliens and demons fly together, and the damaged area of ​​the network channel is in harmony with the tides of subspace.

Only then did the Imperial high command involved in the operation clearly understand why the Dawnwings often held a negative view of historical assessments that if the Emperor had completed the Webway Project, he would have carried out a purge of Astartes.

The scenes in the online world are far more exciting than those in the real universe.

After all, compared to the human empire that barely connected millions of worlds through warp travel, the Old Saint, this workaholic, has almost connected all the planets in the galaxy. Behind those networks are alien kingdoms that were once impossible to reach by warp travel.

Adding to this the demons that can refresh at any time through the gaps in the network without any sacrifices, the interference of the warp forces on those races that still use the network after the collapse of the Eldar Empire directly led to a chaotic war among them. Various chosen gods and extraordinary races that emerged from extreme environments participated in the grand event, creating a vibrant scene.

Of course, if it really comes to war, the empire can just crush it in one fell swoop; at most, they can try diplomacy with those they can deal with.

But the problem is that the empire isn't going to just stop after fighting.

Maintaining the safety and smooth operation of these shipping routes and ensuring the stability of trade routes requires a significant investment of resources and management costs.

This is why many Imperials who do not engage in planetary trade have noticed an increase in military orders, a significant improvement in productivity, and an increasingly exaggerated efficiency in resource exchange, yet their military ports have not expanded, and the number of permanently stationed fleets has remained at a low level.

Of course, the casualties were not that high in proportion to the actual number of injuries.

After all, the Dawnwings are currently in charge of dealing with the afterlife of humans, and with so many deaths, the workload is truly enormous.

So how can we reduce the number of Imperials dying?
Local governance is still quite troublesome, as it is very complex, with many objective factors and even more human factors. There is also the troublesome thing called subspace, so we still need to rely more on Romulus and Guilliman.

The military is simple.

Arm yourself, arm yourself thoroughly.

If they'll let you use a plasma camera, they'll never let you use a flashlight like a laser rifle.

They'll let you wear power armor with force feedback, but not void armor.

If they'll let you use Shadow Sword, they'll definitely not let you use that little brat Xikaran.

If they'll let you land in a Stormbird equipped with a Void Shield, they'll definitely not let you fly a Thunderhawk that's responsible for crashing in every battle.

That's how production capacity is used!
For this reason, the Imperial Council, now composed of Primarchs, mandates that all actions prioritize the safety of human life, and that any facilities and equipment are consumables used to ensure survival when necessary.

This is all that the Empire's online activities are currently facing.

There are many rivals, but few to communicate with.

But we can beat them.

However, due to the complexity and unique characteristics of the network, as well as its long-term neglect and constant updates from opponents, the network is limited.

Often, after you've dealt with one group, another group will suddenly appear out of nowhere.

However, we can still win.

However, while it may have been effective in combat, using it to nurture production requires a great deal of effort, and truly utilizing it requires long-term investment.

Thus, the early Netway project progressed slowly.

The Wings of Dawn did not rush to form an encirclement around Comoros. Instead, they steadily connected the two sides while leaving behind a large number of armed forces that could be mobilized at any time.

After resolving the various calamities that swept across the galaxy in the early 800s, these teams, centered around the Astartes, were assigned to various low-pressure areas, allowing them to be mobilized at any time if needed.

But where exactly will these forces ultimately be directed?

Ultimately, it depends on the outcome of discussions among the three races who have repeatedly determined the future direction of the galaxy in this region on the edge of the galaxy.

The Wings of Dawn can provide blank souls for consciousness to accommodate, with the aim of gaining the armed forces of the undead in space, reducing current investment in network affairs, and thus ensuring its own strategic initiative in the galaxy.

The Necromancer in space is very interested in the matter of souls and is willing to trade, but is cautious about it due to historical reasons. It is currently in the exploratory communication stage, but with the endorsement of the highly respected crowned general Zandrek, it is willing to come and talk.

Eldar, what Dark Eldar? I'm not familiar with them. We may appear to be one race, but we are actually two races with two different beliefs and two different castes.

As for how to demonstrate their professional capabilities, they can more intuitively show that they are completely different from the stereotypical gods.

After some discussion, Dawnwing decided to organize a trade fair.

Tarachin slapped his forehead and immediately changed his home planet Solemnas to a friendly planet. Leveraging his thorough understanding of both sides, he incorporated both Imperial and Necromancer technologies, making sovereignty shared by both parties.

Their ability to handle things is truly exceptional.

And believe it or not, really believe it.

Before the Dawnwings could even prepare, the Necromancers had already organized a delegation, and a group of overlords had reached a considerable number of cooperation agreements with some of the Empire's technical representatives.

This includes planetary relocation, which involves moving those tomb worlds, as well as resource development agreements for the space undead.

The Empire's technology for transporting planets through warp space is far faster than the Necromancers' ability to manipulate macroscopic gravity across thousands of timescales to move planets, including their entire star systems, to their desired locations.

Your tedious calculations manipulating the physical rules of the real universe are no match for my subspace engine. I wonder where I can go with it.

After all, the Necromancer in space isn't an Ancient Saint. Even if the Star God really wanted to take some convenient faster-than-light methods, he would have to honestly go through the web tunnel, right?

As for the space necromancers, acquiring rare resources is a piece of cake for them.

As the pinnacle of physics and technology, these super-antiques, capable of calculating the future through data manipulation, could even create a matter decompression device to extract what you need from a black hole, no matter what you require. "Oh~"

Wow~

"Oh oh oh~"

Standing before Ramses' PowerPoint presentation, witnessing a dramatic rescue operation, the cosmic necromancers and overlords exclaimed in amazement.

These emperors from various dynasties, invited by Zandreuk, were deeply impressed by the numerous real-world examples of Dawnwing's protection efforts.

This included the leader of Tarachin, King Crispek of the Nissilach dynasty, the wealthiest of the Necromancers from the Orpheus sector.

The owner of the renowned superweapon, Brilliant Star Chart, is Thanatos, the patriarch of the Oruska dynasty, from the northern sector of Alteramar.

Possessing a variety of stellar-class weapons, he hails from the Hades sector and is now the leader of the Morphlitt dynasty, calling himself Zarasuza the Nameless One.

Another traveler, Anlakel, who was also interested in the Wings of Dawn, was still thinking about his second Necromancer Empire that would make the Necromancers of space great again. Because he intended to participate in the civil war, he did not want to have too much collusion with foreign forces and just came to see what was going on.

The rest were representatives of other dynasties, and even included a large number of members who participated in the undead civil war.

Even though he didn't care much about the deal and just wanted to enjoy fighting with his current physical abilities, Storm King Imotek sent a representative to see if his old friend had really gone mad.

I'm still leading the Sotek Dynasty in a civil war against the Silent King, and you, a crowned general of the Sotek Dynasty, are starting to make moves too.

If I don't come and check on my men soon, they're all going to run away.

When a bunch of Zandreik rulers, caught up in their civil war, saw that the Zandreik were making a move, they rushed over to demand their allegiance before even figuring out what this friendly exchange planet was or what the Zandreik was up to.

This is enough to demonstrate the old general's prestige within the Necromancers of Space.

"hehe."

Surrounded by his guard Obiron, Zandreik, who was leading the Vikings, noticed the shock Ramses's interaction caused among them and couldn't help but smile slightly.

If he hadn't never coveted the throne of the Holy Emperor, he would have thought whenever he woke up that the throne of the Holy Emperor of Sothek was his, not the Storm King's.

"Over the past thirty years, we have achieved 42% coverage of protection for ethnic groups within the Empire and 98.18% coverage in the core sectors, and have implemented mandatory protection agreements for every individual."

Meeting Guilliman's gaze, which was strained to maintain a serious expression, Ramses, now grinning from ear to ear, continued to present the relevant data to the assembled undead.

"The success rate of the mandatory protection protocol has reached 99.917%, with a 100% success rate for those below the Chief Demon Level 1. The success rate for handling various chaotic intrusions and associated risks is also almost 100%. Failure cases have been distributed to personal terminals, and the security manual has also been distributed. Please review it carefully."

In this day and age, as a human being, you can't just carry out any chaotic ritual on human territory as you please.

If you ever decide to take revenge on society and acquire a book of chaos, the first thing you should do is see if the demons in the book will report you.

Given Ramses' infamous reputation in the Warp, many weaker demons no longer accept business from humans.

However, as the dominant race in the galaxy today, and whose population constitutes a significant portion of intelligent life in the galaxy, humans have a much higher probability of being chosen as demons by humans than other races without divine protection.

The clever ones discovered that reporting to Wuxiangtian was a good solution to this problem, because most of these demons were independent and did not need to take the risk of harming humans on the orders of their bosses. Those races with very small populations and no divine attention were enough for them to wreak havoc.

After surviving the reports, you still have to endure the omnipresent screening by the Ministry of Justice and court members before you can commit murder.

After the arrival of the big boss, Dawnwing, not only did the efficiency of the various imperial departments improve, but their size also expanded.

The members of these special departments are all heroes selected from the Terra Chicken Dinner Tournament. Each of them has unique skills and has been tempered through countless trials. They are bound to bring endless surprises to the followers of the evil god.

After killing someone, you still need to use luck to determine if the person you killed is connected to Hengzhuotian, otherwise your ritual has not been started. As a reward for this believer providing power to the Wings of Dawn through faith, a portion of his faith will be included in his personal insurance, which can be used to summon the Cursed Legion to solve problems in the event of an accidental death.

Hey, some people might say, the empire is so big, and there are so many humans. Dawnwing has to govern the empire and take care of every single person. Where do you get so much energy?

Yes, Dawnwing doesn't have the energy for that.

But Dawnwing and the others are not alone.

Compared to those chaotic gods who work sporadically, complain about having too few people when it's time to work, and complain about having too many people when it's time to divide the spoils, and whose personal qualities are also questionable, Astartes is much more reliable than these worthless scoundrels who are now working in Hengzhuo Heaven and Wuxiang Heaven as model workers and combat heroes.
Of course, Dawnwing wouldn't dare to boast about a 100% soul guarantee.

The main problem is that there are all sorts of strange and unpredictable things in this universe, and no one knows whether unexpected situations will occur.

It's just that Old Man Huang doesn't plan to suppress his ascension to godhood now. He plans to take advantage of the fact that he, as a top player, can still control the account and simply give Dawnwing resources to develop and start working. However, he can't guarantee that he can do everything.

However, lying is not very ethical, so Dawnwing simply told the truth and listed a series of safe usage manuals for souls to minimize the risks of soul rental.

I've explained everything clearly in the user manual and after-sales standards. If you really follow the instructions, look at those case studies. We are definitely willing and able to execute them. If you mess things up, don't blame us.

Everyone has a clearly stated price; if you're willing to do it, you do it; if you're not, you don't.

I don't need any of your beliefs. Let's be clear, everyone, it's cash on delivery.

And you don't have to worry about me running away.

If I default on my debt, can I run away? Can the Human Empire run away?

You must trust my professional ethics as a god of humanity!
That statement carries significant weight.

Even a group of space undead who were almost abandoned by the times found this statement to be very valuable after carefully studying the history of human development.

For the sake of humanity, I can even say things like "I am not God"!

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As the accompanying security officer, he casually possessed the body of the Emperor of Dawnwing, primarily responsible for ensuring the security of information in the subspace and preventing the leakage of transaction details. The Emperor looked up and frowned.

My 'all are gods' radar is activated.

I think I heard someone say that I am a god.

The emperor looked around.

Let's set aside the stereotypes that people have about how much the gods care about humanity, all because of the Emperor, this pioneer.

This feeling of having choices was a novel experience for the French emperors.

Are there really gods like this?

After noting that rented souls, aside from the war in Comoros, can also be extended by hunting other material beings, such as demons, and by completing the Dawn Wings' commissions, the rental period can be extended.

All the Dharma Kings showed expressions of interest.

(End of this chapter)