Simultaneous Journey: Starting from Holy Terra

Guilliman's fleet set sail.

This is a powerful fleet; although it was hastily assembled, its combat strength is top-notch.

Led by a Primarch, supported by multiple warbands and a large number of Ultramarines, it also boasts an excellent navy.

If it weren't for the haste, which resulted in uneven shipboard firepower and ship numbers, this might have been a powerful fleet capable of deciding a major battle!

Killieman could have continued to wait, waiting for the entire Altrama to be fully operational.

By then, he will have hundreds of brand-new ships and dozens of fully armed strike cruisers!

But Ye Ming knew very well that the Primarch was anxious. He desperately wanted to know Terra's condition and see his father in person, so he couldn't wait.

Ye Ming couldn't dissuade them, so he could only make some adjustments and leave one team behind to provide support after the incident.

This was a last resort, and the only method Ye Ming from the Cthulhu universe could calculate using a supercomputer.

In fact, without the advanced technology of the Great Old Ones, the computing power of 21st-century supercomputers would probably only be slightly stronger than that of the Primarch.

It might even be inferior to the original.

However, because Ye Ming knew the "plot," he was able to make such a judgment, bringing a small change to the game that the four gods were planning.

"But is this double threat really a good idea...?"

Ye Ming watched the fleet disappear into the horizon, then returned to the newly built military camp and began training the newly integrated company.

It's 10 a.m., and the soldiers are all conducting combat training.

Combat training adopted the Grey Knights' training method—capturing a bunch of demons and evil god followers for target practice.

"I have to say, shooting at demons is really fun."

"I told you so. But after the treatment, you'll need to do a prayer, and we'll check it for you."

"no problem."

Darius raised his gun and fired again at the demon in front of him.

The demon could only let out a furious, pitiful howl before its body was smashed and it died completely.

After the combat training, the Ultramarines prayed with the Grey Knights and meditated in a room filled with holy seals of purity.

Ye Ming checked their training progress. As the core of Ye Ming's future battle group, they were now using a special schedule that combined the schedules of the Gray Knights and the Ultra Warriors.

It records their daily activities and training plans, making it a terrifying teaching bible.

Of course, it was a very novel activity for both of them, and the Grey Knights and Ultramarines cooperated very well.

Although the Ultramarines were still not very pure in the eyes of the Grey Knights, they were much more peaceful than the other chapters and were therefore acceptable.

For the Ultra Warriors, these seemingly unapproachable giants in silver-white armor weren't actually that hard to talk to.

After training together, they could feel the pure hearts of the Grey Knights. Praying and eating with the Grey Knights gave them a unique sense of peace, as if all the pollution that constantly affected them had disappeared!

Ye Ming was very satisfied with the integration of the two teams.

However, due to the limited number of personnel, Ye Ming was unable to fully integrate the Gray Knights and Extreme Warriors. He could only maintain the original configuration and have them train their coordination.

Sixteen Ultra Warriors—that's a somewhat awkward number.

They were all extreme warriors who had just completed their trials and were implanted with black armor. There should have been twenty of them, in two assault squads.

However, four people died during the trial... and the missing have not yet been replaced.

This is just as awkward as Ye Ming's rookie team.

However, Ye Ming's team was a specially configured team, and there were four other special units, making a total of twenty people in the special team.

Of the fifteen people Darius brought, one was an apothecary, and the rest were all combat monks. Including Darius himself, there were a total of fifteen Astartes combat monks.

The Extreme Warrior Pharmacist, along with the Gray Knights' technical sergeants, pharmacists, think tank members, and priests, were assigned to a special group by Ye Ming.

The remaining fifteen Grey Knights and fifteen Ultra Warriors were organized into combat groups, with three people per group, forming six combat squads.

They practiced both collective and dispersed assault operations. At the same time, Ye Ming also had them undergo intensive training to learn various survival skills in order to ensure their survival rate.

The battles that followed were even more terrifying than the Black Legion's invasion...

In his spare time, Ye Ming also went to Macurag's factory to have it produce various armor and equipment, Astral Army weapons, and some special handicrafts.

These handicrafts will later be sent to the Ultra Warrior priest for prayer, which Ye Ming intended to use for trade with the "Eldar".

Well, the elves in the Warhammer Fantasy world are all the same anyway.

He wanted to ask his Warhammer self to trade with the High Elves and exchange some elemental stones for them, as those items were still useful.

If we can get into the Warhammer world without being affected by the warp, or even if the impact is minimal, that would be a great thing!

This was also the only reasonable way Ye Ming could think of to supply resources to Ye Ming of Warhammer Fantasy.

Of course, things would be much easier if we could successfully form a warband and have our own homeworld later on.

……

The factory in Macurag greatly impressed Ye Ming.

Inside that enormous foundry, countless ordinary people went to work on a regular schedule, taking primitive elevators, moving through narrow passages, and arriving at their workstations—cubicles with partitions that could only accommodate two people.

They work on both sides of the assembly line, and when they stand up, they need to bow their heads slightly because the ceiling is very low.

Above that grid is another layer of the assembly line.

In fact, if the machines didn't require this height, the priests of the Mechanicus could have further compressed the working space, cramming in even more assembly lines and workers.

However, this is not the Foundry world. Working for the Mechanicus in Macragge is actually one of the few stable and safe jobs in the Warhammer world.

After all, even these psychopaths obsessed with machines wouldn't dare to recklessly pollute the homeland of the Ultramarines.

Therefore, the mortals living in Macurag do not need to worry about being contaminated like the mortals on Mars and in the Forged World.

Although the working environment is indeed just so-so.

To be honest, it would be a lie to say that the factory managers in Macragge, those priests of the Cult of Machines, weren't afraid after learning about the Grey Knights' role.

—After all, before Wordos and his group set off, the Grey Knights had already swept through various parts of Alteramar, directly killing many priests and lords who had maliciously polluted the area and been corrupted by Nurgle.

So when they received orders to work for Ye Ming for the next period of time, they carried out emergency maintenance and inspections, cleaning up some of the pollution; otherwise, the environment Ye Ming saw might have been even worse...

Although the working environment is average, the production speed is really fast.

Everything Ye Ming needed was produced within a week. After inspecting the goods, Ye Ming had them loaded onto the transport ship, ready to enter subspace and then "crash unexpectedly".

I just don't know if this kind of "deception" counts as heresy?

I guess... it doesn't count, right?

After all, I am the commander of the Grey Knights. Apart from the Grand Master, who knows more about heresy than me!