Warhammer: I don’t want to become an evil god!!

The frequent freight transport quickly attracted the attention of the imperial people.

"Is another war about to break out?"

"Didn't you see the news? The Sage gave a speech, demanding that the Dark Eldar pay the price for killing too many of our people."

"Enough said, I'm donating fifty Throne Coins right now. If I don't use my money to buy bullets to fight aliens, am I supposed to use it to buy coffins?"

"Those who offend the human empire, no matter how far away, shall be punished."

"For the Emperor."

"........."

Thanks to the established network of lighthouses, the Empire now enjoys convenient information exchange, and relevant news spreads out quickly.

Most of the people cheered for the empire's act of drawing its sword.

What remains is worry and dissatisfaction.

"This guy is a complete bastard, causing trouble all day long, and now he wants to declare war on the Dark Elf Clan. We were planning to hire assassins from the Dark Elf Clan, how are we supposed to do business like this?!"

"Empires may be large, but those that love war will perish. They have only just begun to make progress, yet they are already eager to start wars."

"I feel like he's probably gone mad."

In the minds of these people, the sage's initiative to launch a full-scale war against the Dark Eldar was an extremely foolish decision.

Humanity will be doomed because of his wrong decisions.

Meanwhile, the High Lords Council of Terra...

"Such a large-scale operation, and they wouldn't even inform us in advance?" Interior Minister Roskaeffler was very dissatisfied.

The saint's actions completely disregarded the council, treating them purely as tools.

The other high lords shared the same dissatisfaction.

Their loyalty to the empire is beyond question, but the saint's habit of ignoring rules and regulations is appalling.

Qin Yun ignored them.

By the time the high lord finishes making the decision and the inefficient bureaucratic system goes through the process, it's too late.

Swift action is essential to gain the upper hand and catch the enemy off guard.

The empire prepared for war very quickly.

The Fifth Expeditionary Fleet, which had been sabotaged by traitors, had just been refitted and had not yet been deployed.

Now, it will come in handy. After defeating the Dark Eldar and seizing control of the Web Path, we can use the Web Path to launch a surprise attack on the traitor.

With Xiling's help, the Mechanical Guild moved the entrance to the network tunnel into the void, allowing warships to enter directly.

Of course, just in case, the Empire built fortresses protected by Geller Fields at key locations in each of the network channels to prevent demons from breaking out through the network channel entrances.

On the other hand, emergency measures were taken to ensure that the entrance could only be opened from the outside, and that it could not be opened from the inside.

Players who met the level requirements also rushed over.

They were first teleported to the Starlight Court near the palace, then boarded a long-waiting transport ship to the space orbital station, and finally boarded a warship to enter the net passage.

…………

On the outskirts of Comoros,

A Dark Eldar warship that had just been plundered was attacked by players.

The Imperial Bull and Horse Battle Group, having received the mission, took the lead in making their move.

They first used time-space bombs to slow down the Eldar warships, then used equipment to block all distress signals, before launching a boarding maneuver.

They slaughtered most of the Dark Eldar on the warship, captured several key figures, and enslaved them using mind control devices.

They then filled the ship with bombs and had experienced players using the mechanical route control it to fly to the Comoros.

"It's simply a work of art." Jujiro clicked his tongue as he watched the Dark Eldar warship set sail again.

"The Comoros are about to set off fireworks. Let's go. Once this ship explodes, the Comoros will be in chaos, and then it will be our turn to shine."

The warlord ordered his companions to board another human warship and prepare for battle.

PS: 5k, hope you all like it.

Sorry, I forgot to set a scheduled update. There's one more chapter, which will be uploaded around 2:30 PM.

Chapter 225 Slaanesh: Second Brother, I'm going to beat you up?

"Life is what I desire, and loyalty is also what I desire. If I cannot have both, I will give up life for loyalty."

Wu Mou stood on the bridge of the Dark Eldar warship, his tone impassioned, like a hero about to die in a play.

He was surrounded by various bombs.

Antimatter annihilation, high-energy radiation, spacetime oscillations, etc.

There are many more, and each one is incredibly powerful.

If it explodes, it could turn half the planet into ruins.

"Alright, stop trying to be a great poet."

The veteran walked over and stood next to Wu Mou.

At this point, the old bird's body was no longer as bloated and large as before.

He removed many of the mechanical prosthetics, leaving only a few smooth metal tentacles on his back.

A hazy, deep blue glow emanated from the area around its chest.

It was a small reactor, built using cold nuclear fusion technology, implanted in his chest cavity to power the mechanical parts inside his body.

After the last version update,

Players using the mechanical route can undergo a second awakening by fusing subsets derived from the "Collection of Myriad Ideas".

After the second awakening, the abilities of mechanical build players experience a qualitative leap.

Metal and flesh become more compatible, even merging at the atomic level.

Implanted metal prostheses no longer need a fixed shape; they can grow and change according to the user's wishes.

This process only requires the player to provide enough energy.

Therefore, most players who followed the mechanical route have reverted to their original appearance.

"Stop messing around, I'm recording a video."

"This is a moment to remember. I must preserve it so that the people of the empire can see my bravery and sacrifice."

"At that time, won't they be completely infatuated with me and look at me with adoration?"

Wu Mou turned to look at the old bird and waved for him to go away.

"Are you sure the footage you took after the ship exploded will be preserved?" the veteran asked, frowning.

"Don't talk to me about uploading to the network. Right now, we can only receive information, not send it out."

"Uploading data to the network would easily be detected by the Dark Eldar in Comoros, causing the operation to fail."

“If the operation fails, the Empire will have to pay with lives to breach the Comoros’ defenses.”

"Don't worry," Wu Mou waved his hand. "I'm a PhD, after all. Would I do something so brainless?"

"In a moment, I will send out the server skull containing the image data."

"This servo skull will remain dormant in the network for 48 hours before reactivating itself."

The veteran stroked his chin. "That sounds feasible. Can you take me along for the shoot?"

"How could I miss out on showing off?!"

…………

The Dark Eldar warships traversed the net tunnels and finally arrived at Comoros, as pre-determined.

Through the porthole view, and the sensor data from various parts of the warship,

Veteran players saw the dark city that terrified countless creatures in the galaxy, a city considered more terrifying than hell itself.

A black sun hung above the city.

They were shrunk to a fraction of their normal size by the Dark Eldar and then imprisoned in dimensional pockets to provide light and heat for the Comoros.

Under the black sun, there was a magnificent city stretching as far as the eye could see.

At a glance, there are countless spires and harbors, densely packed together, making it very crowded.

The area surrounding the city of Comoros was completely dark.

It is not the darkness of emptiness, but a darkness that is completely devoid of visual information, a complete void.

Outside the city of Comoros, there was nothing but endless nothingness.

The manifestation of nothingness that the human eye can see is complete darkness.

If you look at it for a while, you can feel your soul being sucked in.

Both Wu Mou and Lao Niao are equipped with state-of-the-art vision modules, allowing them to see very far.

Every unobstructed area was clearly visible.

The towering spires and mountain peaks are covered with sharp blades.

This is a city supported by blades, a world built with sharp scalpels.

Just looking at those buildings makes you feel like your body is going to be sliced ​​open.

On the intricate network of bridges, the agile Eldar race was running.

The speedboats traversed the sculpted palaces and fortresses.

An atmosphere of fear and despair permeated the dark city of Comoros, seeping into every building.

The source of fear and despair does not belong solely to the poor souls captured here, but also to the Dark Eldar.

"It's a demon." Wu Mou saw the object of the battle with the Dark Spirit Clan.

“Demon attacks have been ongoing in the Comoros.”

The veteran frowned slightly.

"No wonder they're building the Dark Throne. It seems things are really bad in Comoros."

After the Great Rift unfolded, the entire galaxy was torn apart, and no race was spared.

Half of the human empire has fallen into darkness.

Comoros is also facing various crises, with demons constantly invading and attempting to completely destroy this ancient city.

“I have a plan,” Wu Mou said. “What do you think would happen if we held a large-scale sacrificial ceremony in the Comoros?”

"You're practically Jia Xu reincarnated." The old bird rolled his eyes at Wu Mou.

"A large-scale sacrifice could absolutely rip a hole in the Comoros."

"At that time, you will be the war criminal who started the second cyber war."

"As the saying goes, it's better to harm nature than to harm people, and how can the winner be called a war criminal?" Wu Mou chuckled.

"The problem is, Comoros is destroyed. How are we going to resist the demon army?" the veteran asked a crucial question.

“Those Unborn Ones won’t be so obedient as to return to the Warp.”

Wu Mou stroked his chin. "What you said makes a lot of sense, but if the Dark Eldar loses, won't they release demons?"

"So it's best to strike first and give the Dark Elf Clan a good beating, so they'll know the consequences of provoking humans."

"The problem is, how do we perform the sacrifice? We've never learned this before," the veteran said.

"Everyone has their own expertise. We can just find a few cultists and have them offer the Comoros as a sacrifice to their god."

A complete plan formed in Wu Mou's mind.

If successful, the Comoros will disappear into the endless waves of demons and never bother humanity again.

"Let's forget about it. The sage has a plan to repair the network. If we let the demons in, the entire network will be ruined once the demons spread."