Warhammer: Open the door! Human League players!

After the mech was destroyed, the orcs' morale collapsed again. Caught between the defenders and the players, the orcs could not defend themselves from both sides. Whenever they saw an orc in their way or trying to escape, they would immediately swing an axe at it.

The fleeing, the fighting among themselves, and the goblins trampled into mincemeat.

After their own war mechs were defeated, the orcs had no chance of turning the tide and were quickly dealt with.

Surprisingly, the largest proportion of these conflicts were among those that resulted in infighting.

bang bang bang...

Only sporadic gunfire remained on the battlefield.

The decisive factor in this battle was Fang Yun.

He single-handedly defeated the Killer Jar, rendering the orcs powerless to resist.

"Holy crap, is the Commander that strong?"

"We won!" The company commander gasped for breath, clutching the wound on his waist, but his face still flushed with the excitement of battle. He turned his gaze to the man standing in the killing jar.

That man who seemed to be glowing.

They looked at Fang Yun with a gleam in their eyes.

It's like a place where hope lies.

Just like the man in their hearts, the man worshipped by the entire empire.

The modeling optimization worked its magic; the universal filter made Fang Yun even more like the man they had in their hearts.

Individual heroism is actually far removed from Fang Yun's reality.

Fang lightened the mood with a half-joking remark: "You guys are the real heroes. Actually, I consider myself a civil official."

Fang Yun is a commander system user; his greatest ability is to command warships in interstellar warfare.

Even if one person is capable of killing, how many can they kill? As a fleet commander, a single command to lower the ship's guns into orbit for bombardment would easily wipe out all life on a planet.

Let alone the high command of the Human Alliance, even the citizens of the Human Alliance would not allow their fleet commander to engage in close-quarters combat such as boarding.

"I am the commander of the People's Union. I would like to know which unit you belong to?"

Commander of the People's League?

He didn't know what the People's Union was, but he knew the weight of the word "commander." No matter which army the commander was, he, a mere company commander, could not be slighted.

Marcus's gaze sharpened, and he immediately saluted respectfully.

"Sir, this is Marcus, the company commander of the 33rd Company of the Planetary Defense Force. Thank you for your support."

Fang Yun was momentarily stunned by the way the man in front of her saluted.

Is this their salute gesture?

With arms crossed in front of the chest, like a soaring bird.

Fang Yun nodded in acknowledgment. This was not the way the Human Alliance saluted, and as the fleet commander, he held a very high position within the Human Alliance, so he did not need to return the salute in the same manner.

Planetary Defense Force? The word "planet" in its name suggests that the humans on this planet have already made contact with interstellar space and belong to an interstellar civilization. It's possible that they are still within the territory of the Human Alliance.

This could be a personal branch or a local branch.

They are more likely to belong to the Earth Alliance, and only those bastards in the Earth Alliance would tolerate the existence of these orcs.

If we leave it to the Human Alliance, they'll clean up even the orcs, let alone the mongrels that don't look human.

But why are the living conditions for people here so harsh?

It seems they are still using humans as the most basic miners.

The Human Alliance also has miners, but they are different. They have mining machinery and equipment, and there are even some modified alien miners.

Citizens of the Human Alliance, when not conscripted, live a very respectable life. On any planet conquered by the Human Alliance, any human being receives a monthly salary equivalent to 100,000 on Earth, with the same purchasing power.

Even the Earth Alliance wouldn't be this harsh. The Human Alliance has the best actual treatment, while the Earth Alliance has the best theoretical treatment. At worst, the Earth Alliance would just send people to farms, which are too filthy for those bastards to have an appetite for.

Or perhaps this is a lost planet?

You are injured.

Marcus had a deep, bone-revealing wound on his waist that couldn't be stopped by blood donation. The flush that had been rising from the excitement of battle had faded to a pale white.

If not treated quickly, it could easily be life-threatening.

"Medic!"

At Fang Yun's summons, a medic came to Marcus's side.

Under Marcus's astonished gaze, the medic first took out a syringe and injected it into Marcus.

"call!"

Marcus looked at the medic with a stern expression in disbelief.

He's not in pain anymore!

Is this a painkiller injection?

By the Emperor, to put it bluntly, he has never used a painkiller injection in his entire life.

Then the soldiers began to treat Marcus's wounds.

The medic's simple surgery was quick. After nailing a row of nails into the muscle, he applied a hemostatic bandage and a clotting agent, stopping the bleeding and bringing Marcus out of danger.

"Damn it, this is the real doctor. Those veterinarians from the Legion should be treating the orcs."

The legion's veterinarians would be too lenient to not give you painkillers, let alone inject you with two pain-inducing drugs.

Seeing that Marcus was out of danger, Fang Yun asked, "Where is this? Does it belong to the Human Alliance or the Earth Alliance, or are they related?"

"Human Alliance and Earth Alliance?" Marcus looked puzzled. He had never heard of the Human Alliance or the Earth Alliance before, after all, he was just a small company commander.

"We are located in the third mine of the Imperial Galun Star Mining City."

Jialunxing?

Fang Yun used his commander privileges to investigate, but did not find any planet called Galun.

"empire?"

"It's the Human Empire! We ultimately belong to the Human Empire!" Marcus said earnestly.

Fang Yun was stunned.

No wonder we can't get in touch with anyone.

It turns out they were thrown into a human faction that had no records of them.

An empire?

Or is this a variant of the People's Alliance?

The Human Federation, though officially called the Federation of Humans, is essentially an imperial system that is autocratic and extremely xenophobic.

If someone were to unite the fragmented territories and develop them, it is possible for them to evolve into a human empire.

"It seems we are not a combat unit."

Marcus's pupils contracted, and he instinctively took a step back.

Rebels, or heretics?

"However, we should be of the same origin, both being human. Facing these bastards, it's always right to share a common hatred."

Since the civilization on this planet is a human civilization, we can cooperate with this human civilization, and the energy gap of the dimensional anchor will be filled quickly.

"We came here because of an accident while fighting against an alien race."

"We, the Human Alliance, have goodwill toward all humankind."

"Since you are threatened by alien races, our Human Alliance will also provide you with some assistance."

"For example, these medics will help treat the wounded."

Marcus breathed a sigh of relief.

It turns out they were an army fighting against alien races, but they unexpectedly came here, which means Fang Yun is an ally.

Fang Yun's troops displayed such formidable strength that it was impossible for him not to be nervous.

"Thank you so much!"

Marcus didn't think much of it.

The human empire has too many subordinate forces.

Some planetary rebels had just killed their governors when they were conscripted and sent to the battlefield to continue serving the Empire.

In short, all within the territory of the Human Empire are its subjects.

As for what area constitutes the territory of a human empire, then of course any area inhabited by humans is considered part of the territory of a human empire (colonies also count).

As for rebels, they are rebels only if they lose. If they win and pay tithes, you are the empire's most loyal governor.

Under the human empire's system, Marcus believed that Fang Yun was a human branch force from other planets of the empire.

Fang Yun believed that Marcus's side was a variant of the Human Alliance.

Marcus believed that Fang Yun's side was a variant force of the Empire.

The two sides then made contact.

Furthermore, Fang Yun's People's Army was defined by Marcus as reinforcements.

Marcus's side, on the other hand, was defined by Fang Yun as people who could be helped, including poor relatives.

"Thank you for your help. May our friendship last forever. What can we do for you?"

Fang Yun made his demands: "We will handle these corpses, and we also need to collect some energy supplies, as well as some weapons and ammunition."

"You can handle the corpses. We don't have the energy. You can have the spoils, as there should be energy supplies in the mining town. However, if we can get back to the mining town, I will ask the captain for more energy supplies for you."

Marcus did not refuse. The corpses were useless, and the orc weapons were very unstable, so fighting the orcs would be almost pointless.

These orcs' weapons and equipment are crude, but some energy, fuel, and raw materials can be collected and recycled.

"make a deal."

"Number Seven, hmm, let's activate ten clones first, that should be enough."

"Mission issued: Transport the corpse!"

Fang Yun instructed Number Seven to activate 10 clones, plus the players, for a total of forty.

"Don't you need our help?" Marcus saw his allies moving the bodies and thought he could help too.

There are still over a hundred people on the defensive line of this human settlement.

Originally, it consisted of two combined companies and several hundred miners.

Now only a little over a hundred people remain.

Fang Yun shook his head: "You've fought long enough for humanity. Leave it to us."

The location of the ecological command ship still needs to be somewhat concealed; before the space anchor was activated, that place was considered his base.

"How come the players are moving things even more diligently than the clones?"

It's outrageous that a player would work harder than a clone to move corpses.

I sense they're competing.

"Old Chuan, you damn gay, try stealing my corpse again."

"Drooling? What do you mean by stealing your corpse? Whoever gets it keeps it."

"Bruce, you fucking put him down! I killed him!"

"The Sichuan Opera master is right, whoever carries this thing belongs to it."

The ten players were mostly streamers, and most of them knew each other. Lao Chuan and Bruce were both gaming bloggers.

Carrying a corpse back will earn you one contribution point, equivalent to one unit of energy. Killing an orc during a mission will earn you an additional three contribution points.

"There are already two versions, and players are still the most cost-effective labor force."

He learned from Marcus that the land beneath his feet was a mining planet.

They used members of the mining city; the two sisters he rescued were among the miners.

Many of those soldiers were originally miners.

The cities on this planet are built underground because the living environment outside is harsh, with radiation pollution everywhere and the rampage of orcs.

Marcus handed Fang Yun a box.

"Have something to eat."

This is a gray can with the words "high-quality starch" written on it.

High-quality starch?