It was supposed to be a Mythic card set, but what the heck is this Warhammer 40k?

Chapter 117 An existence born for assassination!

Led by the driver, Lu Ya finally arrived at a reasonably nice hotel.

After quickly checking in, Lu Ya went to the eighteenth floor of the hotel.

Since this was a resort hotel located on the beach in Xihai City, Lu Ya saw a huge floor-to-ceiling window as soon as he entered the room.

However, the vast and breathtaking sea outside the floor-to-ceiling windows has disappeared, replaced by a magnificent sea fog that blankets the sky.

However, Lu Ya had neither the mind nor the time to appreciate this spectacular scene.

He sat down at the hotel table, took a sip of water, and then began to think rapidly about the mission.

This mission is different from the past. In Lu Ya's view, the core of this mission is assassination.

After all, Liang Yue possesses a card that can conceal his whereabouts. Once Liang Yue senses danger and uses this card to escape, even if Lu Ya uses the "Soul Hunt" skill of the Inquisitor, he cannot guarantee that he will be able to find Liang Yue.

Therefore, to deal with Liang Yue, Lu Ya must approach silently and then deliver a fatal blow before Liang Yue notices.

The key question is, which of Lu Ya's cards can achieve this?

The one who weeps bitterly?

Don't be ridiculous. While the Weeping Ones are indeed very strong in direct combat, they have absolutely nothing to do with assassination.

Although the Weeping Chapter also uses decapitation tactics in Warhammer 40k.

But what kind of enemy were they dealing with? Orc warbosses, cult leaders, and there was a main battlefield involved, so the enemy leader couldn't easily escape.

Here, Liang Yue would probably turn and run away as soon as he saw the weeping figures, let alone fight.

Therefore, the Weeping Ones definitely cannot carry out this task.

In Lu Ya's hands, the only thing that even remotely relates to assassination is the Cursed Space Marine.

With their ability to "walk in the warp," the Cursed Space Marines can ignore any obstacles in the real world and move freely through it, making them quite suitable for assassination.

The problem is, the Cursed Space Marines look a bit too intimidating.

Once summoned, it will likely attract a large crowd of onlookers even before the mission begins.

Therefore, it was naturally impossible to carry out the assassination mission.

"None of these will work?"

Lu Ya sat at his desk in the hotel, frowning and racking his brains for a solution.

After racking his brains without success, Lu Ya sighed, then took out his phone to check what material cards Jiang Beiling had opened up to him.

After all, Warhammer 40k is full of talented people. As long as there are suitable material cards, would he have any worries about not finding someone to carry out this mission?

After opening the card library of the Lingjiang City branch, Lu Ya quickly browsed the material cards in the library on his phone screen.

It must be said that although the number of material cards in the Lingjiang City branch card library is not as large as that in the headquarters card library, the variety is still quite rich.

Furthermore, more than half of these material cards are of blue quality.

This is enough for Lu Ya.

This time, Lu Ya focused his attention on material cards with assassination elements.

Lu Ya quickly filtered out dozens of material cards.

[Hunter] (Green), [Assassin] (Green), [Shapeshifter] (Blue), [Ritual Dagger] (Blue)

[Crescent Moon Blade] (Green), [Hidden Blade] (Blue)...

Lu Ya's gaze swept back and forth across the dozens of material cards. Suddenly, as if he had thought of something, his eyes narrowed and locked onto the material cards for [Assassin], [Shapeshifter], [Hidden Blade], and so on.

At the same time, a name involuntarily surfaced in Lu Ya's mind: Imperial Assassin Court!

With that in mind, Lu Ya no longer hesitated. He took screenshots of the material cards he needed on his phone and then sent them to Jiang Beiling.

Jiang Beiling is also quite efficient.

Just a few minutes later, Lu Ya received Jiang Beiling's "OK" reply, meaning that the package had been sent to Lu Ya and that Lu Ya should remember to sign for it.

While waiting, Lu Ya pondered once again the cards he wanted to create.

If there is an organization within the Imperium that trains assassins of normal human size to easily kill ordinary Space Marines, then that organization must be the Assassin's Court!

Throughout Warhammer 40k, the Assassin's Court boasted a glorious record and a renowned reputation!

Hundreds of Assassins once ambushed 400 Astartes, but only two of them survived!

Even Conrad Coz, the Primarch of the Midnight Lords of the Eighth Legion, died at the hands of the Assassin Court.

However, the main reason for this was that Koz did not resist when faced with the assassins from the Assassin's Court.

In fact, the history of the Imperial Assassin's Court can be traced back to the early days of the Great Crusade of the Human Empire. At that time, the Assassin's Court was at its most glorious period, because it was a secret organization founded by the Emperor's close friend, the Sealholder Macardo.

This means that the Assassin's Court possesses one of the highest levels of authority in the entire empire, and it would not be an exaggeration to say that it is "authorized by the emperor and can act first and report later"!

It was precisely because of the existence of the Assassin's Court that those nobles who committed disloyal acts or showed even the slightest sign of disloyalty were dealt with swiftly by the Assassin's Court, ensuring the smooth progress of all tasks in the Great Expedition.

Meanwhile, although Macardo established this organization behind the Emperor's back, the Emperor already knew about it but chose not to expose it. Therefore, the entire Empire, including the Imperial Guard, chose to turn a blind eye to the existence of this organization.

Until the Horus Rebellion, various reasons brought the Assassin's Court to the forefront, and from then on, the Assassin's Court became a functional agency of the Empire.

Like Space Marines and Stormtroopers, the Assassin's Court recruits children from a young age, with a preference for orphans.

The selected freshmen undergo all sorts of unimaginable biological modifications, but this is just standard procedure for training them!

Over the next few decades, they will learn the knowledge of various deadly skills and complete the basic quality training. Then, based on the tests they have taken over the years and their strengths, they will be assigned to the Assassin Temples of various specializations!

The assassins of the Assassin's Court are mainly divided into the following categories based on their different abilities: Calidus assassins, Iverson assassins, Vendica assassins, and Chulisas assassins. In addition, there are the Temple of Vennham and the Temple of Vanus.

However, the temple assassins that followed had little to do with Lu Ya's operation this time.

Lu Ya's target this time is none other than the assassin, Calidus!

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