Warhammer 40K in a box

Chapter 310 Titans Stand on the Earth
The Warmaster-class Titan is the second largest heavy Titan in the Imperium's known lineup after the Imperial-class, and its forty-meter-tall steel body contains devastating power.

As the ultimate combination of human technology and destructive aesthetics, the Warlord-class's firepower configuration can be described as a mobile extermination order.

The two patriarch-class plasma incineration cannons are like the arms of a giant; a single salvo is enough to vaporize an armored company.

The close-combat configurations of the Annihilation Chainsaw Sword, the Krystal Siege Drill, or the Krystal Gravity Implosion Cannon can easily tear apart any fortifications and bunkers, even the walls of a hive city.

Four sets of twin-mounted ATK close-in weapon systems weave a death barrage, easily tearing light vehicles and aircraft into a rain of metal fragments.

The shoulder-mounted modular weapon platform can be equipped with twelve types of customized weaponry, including the thermal melt cannon and the turbo laser destroyer. The richness of its tactical combinations is enough to make the Empire's enemies tremble at the mere mention of it.

Its defense system is equally suffocating. The energy barrier formed by multiple sets of void shield generators is almost indestructible. Even if it is breached, the accompanying machine servant maintenance team can complete emergency repairs under battlefield conditions.

This ultimate weapon was kept in absolute secrecy before the Horus Rebellion, and even the higher-ups of the Cult of Mechanics strictly forbade any discussion of it in public.

They slumber in the deepest recesses of specific forged worlds, only awakening when their home planet faces annihilation.

During the Martian Split campaign, the traitorous Deathskull Legion deployed its secret reserves of Warmaster-level Titans for the first time, and their sudden appearance directly turned the tide of the battle.

It is rumored that the legion obtained a considerable number of war marshals through a secret agreement with Casting General Carl Borhal.

The rebel army's victory was so complete that news of the appearance of new Titans on the battlefield did not officially reach the other loyalists until just before the siege of Terra.

The number of Warmaster-level Titans that existed before the Horus Rebellion is unknown, but even the most outstanding Titan legions, such as the Griffin Legion, could only deploy less than half a dozen.

And now, a Warmaster-class psionic titan is roaring into the Kharkiv battlefield.

In the history of the Warhammer world, there has never been a Warmaster-level Psionic Titan. It originated from Chen Xi's own DIY idea, which was originally just a private concept, but now it has really arrived and is about to bring unimaginable terror to the 40k Warhammer world.

At this moment, Chen Xi descended his consciousness onto this chess piece, marking the first time he had changed the chess piece he descended upon.

Last time, he planned to use the living saint's pieces to put on a good show, but the Emperor threw the real Celestine at him directly, preventing him from switching successfully.

This time, he finally managed to switch his summoned piece and successfully controlled a divine machine to descend upon the battlefield of Kharkiv.

At this moment, Chen Xi only had one sentence to say: Titan stands tall on the earth!

It's important to understand that he's not currently piloting this divine machine as a Titan captain; he *is* this Warmaster-class psionic Titan!

In a sense, he can be understood as the soul of this divine machine, and he can fight alone without the cooperation of the crew.

Of course, inside this massive divine machine, there are still crew members: a captain who is an untouchable, six psionic co-pilots placed in special crystal coffins, and several maintenance servants.

The Untouchable pilot's duty is to operate this divine machine and to use the psionic power of the six co-pilots as "fuel" to unleash various psionic phenomena on the battlefield.

This includes, but is not limited to, tearing apart the dimensions of reality to create a subspace rift, launching a massive psionic attack, spreading fear throughout the battlefield, and even altering the minds and memories of all life on the battlefield.

Simply put, Chen Xi now considers himself an incredibly powerful psionicist, and one who is the same size as Ultraman.

However, the colossal size and relatively high vantage point made Chen Xi feel dizzy when he looked down. After all, being tens of meters above the ground, even without a fear of heights, it would take some getting used to.

But when he stepped out and felt the earth tremble as a forty-meter-tall heavy machine moved, Chen Xi felt only endless satisfaction and joy!

This feeling is absolutely amazing! No man can resist the feeling of becoming a steel giant!

Chen Xi even wondered if, if he were just an ordinary person and believed in Slaanesh, would Slaanesh bless him and allow him to merge his physical body with that of a Titan?

Hmm, a Slaanesh version of the Demon Engine + Chaos Titan? It seems like something the Slaanesh would actually come up with.

Just as Chen Xi was thinking this, he suddenly felt a powerful surge of spiritual energy, which instantly brought him back to his senses.

"Damn it, I almost fell for that damned transvestite Slaanesh's trick!" Chen Xi cursed, then pulled his wandering thoughts back to the war in front of him.

He had already arrived at the front lines of the battlefield. Since the three commanders had received his instructions, there were no friendly forces on Titan's path of advance.

In fact, no friendly force could stay at the feet of a Warlord-class Titan while it was advancing.

Tanks, armored vehicles, and even mechs could be crushed underfoot.

(Dimensions of various Titan models, the smallest is the Knight)
Only the Titans themselves, and the Titan Guard specially trained by the Cult of Mechanics, can accompany the Titans.

Knight mechs can barely operate around the perimeter of the battlefield, and if they are not careful, they will be wiped out by the Titan's firepower. Even some models of Knight mechs that can fight Titans are still the same.

Chen Xi doesn't have any of these things now.

But he didn't care about that, because he was now a Warmaster-level Psionic Titan! Three Warlord-level Psionic Titans could destroy an Eldar Ark, so it shouldn't be too much for him to wipe out an entire area of ​​Necromancers on the Kharkov battlefield.
As Chen Xi thought this, a lightning storm covering a radius of tens of kilometers was already brewing.

Meanwhile, the close-range weapon on his knee had begun firing, constantly taking down the space necromancer vehicles or small flying units that were starting to appear on the battlefield.

(Knee-to-knee close-quarters combat weapon)
At the same time, Chen Xi also began to use his main weapon to attack the space undead that were surging towards him like a tide.

The first thing he raised was his right hand, which was a gravity implosion cannon mounted inside a huge claw, intended for use as a siege weapon.

(Gravity Implosion Cannon)

This is a technology from the Dark Ages that has been lost and can no longer be replicated; even modern technology priests cannot understand its principles.

It can concentrate gravity into a beam of light, forcing the enemy's mass toward itself.

This peculiar weapon can effortlessly blast a Titan into a pile of molten slag, or crush a knight into a ball like squeezing an empty soda can.

Now, Chen Xi is targeting the massive army of space undead and the black obelisk that has already appeared on the battlefield.

(End of this chapter)