A life of ups and downs, but in Warhammer 40K

After all, Su Can hated illiteracy, so he had a strict requirement for his world: nine years of compulsory education, and a large-scale literacy campaign across the entire fleet.

Moreover, they were using Chinese, mainly because the Empire's languages ​​were a mess. Low Gothic was a given, as it was incredibly chaotic. High Gothic also had several language families, and Su Can was using the one he was most familiar with.

After all, although he was a college student in his previous life, he never looked at his foreign language skills again after passing the CET-6 (College English Test Band 6), leaving them all at his maternal grandparents' house.

Therefore, if I want to transmit a lot of information stably and accurately, I have no choice but to use this language.

As for the Empire's opinion, Su Can said he didn't care.

Anyway, there were hardly any languages ​​more refined than Chinese in his previous life, and Su Can didn't want to use English, that cesspool.

When he was learning, he always wanted to ask those people how they managed to create a word from the different parts of a sheep, wondering if they even remembered it. As for the technical terms, they were even more incomprehensible, looking like gibberish.

...........

So now that the main force has returned, his Astral Army can also get about a week's leave. During this time, they can spend time with their families and then immediately return to their ranks to prepare for the next battle.

He should also arrange for the death benefits. Although his troops suffered losses that were so small as to be negligible, there were still some.

Su Can had no choice but to accept that the army had to be tempered by blood and fire.

As for Su Can, he didn't have time to rest at all. He took out the macro oscillator from his mustard seed space and then started studying it with Victor and Zhenzhu.

Of course, while it was called research, it was actually all done by Su Can alone, because Viktor couldn't understand it at all. Su Can was only half as capable, so he could only rely on his intuition.

"Sir, are you sure there's no problem with repairing it this way?"

So, looking at the macro oscillator that had begun to flicker, Victor asked with some uncertainty.

"Hmm, it should be fine, right..."

As he spoke, Su Can looked at Zhenzhu, who also shook her head.

"The Orcs' technology is all Ancient Saint technology, which I don't know either."

"That's exactly what I'll do. I think that's how it should be done."

Upon hearing Viktor's words, Su Can also curled his lip.

Those two useless little devils are of no help at all, so in the end I'll have to fix them myself.

"Look, I've fixed it now, but what's the structure inside?"

Su Can casually tossed the wrench behind her and patted the control panel with a smug look. Although she didn't fully understand it either, she had somehow managed to turn it on for him.

Something feels off...

At this moment, Zhenzhu couldn't help but mutter to herself. She had participated in the War of Heaven, but this feeling was completely different.

"It's pretty much the same, anyway, there's no other way."

Su Can shrugged helplessly and began turning the instrument in his hand. Using the STC repair kit on this thing was useless; that thing could only repair human technological products, not green-skinned ones.

So at this moment, Su Can also tried to get it running.

Then, in the next instant, a violent surge of energy began to converge, causing Su Can to frown. He remembered that when the Bone Crusher was activated, it seemed to have shattered a planet, so his should be fine... right?

boom!!!

Almost immediately, an energy wave appeared out of nowhere, and then appeared before the group of people as if a frame had been dropped.

In the blink of an eye, it streaked across the sky, and then Su Can was somewhat speechless as he saw that wherever his energy wave passed, the stars were collapsing.

So at this moment, Su Can looked at the wrench in his hand, and then at the bewildered look on Qunxing's face.

He felt as if he might have created something extraordinary...

Meanwhile, hundreds of light-years away, aboard the Soul of Vengeance.

"Commander, just now an attack that exceeded the speed of light directly engulfed a quarter of our fleet."

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Chapter 75 Abaddon: Bouchon, you're coming for me?

As the saying goes, once you exceed the speed of light, it becomes something that cannot be detected by the naked eye.

However, the Warhammer universe is rich in the blessings of the Warp, so anything can happen.

But this time it happened too fast, just like when the Great Rift opened. If you zoom out to the scale of the Milky Way, you can still see the Great Rift slowly opening over a few minutes.

But in reality, even in Su Can's eyes, it was just a blink of an eye, and then a large rift appeared around him.

This time, the speed was also impressive, covering hundreds of light-years in the blink of an eye. So, in reality, Abaddon blinked, and a quarter of his fleet was destroyed.

Actually, it wasn't just these things, but their main fleet's void shields were still quite effective. So it was just a momentary overload.

After all, this thing wasn't something Su Can specifically prepared, and its range was already at its limit. Plus, the Void Shield was devastating enough, so most ships withstood the attack.

What happened?

At this moment, Caul, aboard the Steel Ghost, which was positioned in front of Abaddon's fleet, was also completely bewildered.

In the blink of an eye, a quarter of Abaddon's fleet was gone. Although it wasn't their main force, losing a quarter of their fleet was still a significant loss.

At this moment, Belisarius Caul looked at the Black Templar Marshal beside him, who also shook his head blankly.

Clearly, his situation was similar to the others; in the blink of an eye, Abaddon's fleet was destroyed.

"Forget it, even if those warships haven't suffered any damage, the Void Shield is probably overloaded by now. It's a good opportunity."

At this moment, Caul didn't dare to say anything more and went straight into the Mandeville point in front of him.

"The light of the Star Torch is no longer visible. Where do we go next?"

At this moment, the Black Templar Marshal also asked with a solemn expression, the current situation was not optimistic. Abaddon, seemingly having received some kind of signal, was relentlessly pursuing them.

Without the Star Torch, they can't escape easily.

"The direction from which the attack was launched just now was so precise that it hit Abaddon's fleet. There must be someone coming to our aid, perhaps from the Emperor's power."

At this point, Belisarius Caul couldn't care less about anything else; he could only rush towards that direction.

"Chase after them!!!"

Abaddon was also furious. The despicable Empire had betrayed him, a Chaos Warmaster, like this!

However, just after Abaddon rushed into Mandeville, an Eldar ship finally arrived.

"Something's not right. Where are they?"

At this moment, Evelyn looked at her teachers, who, according to their prophecy, believed that Caul and the others would be trapped on a desolate planet, and that they could lend a helping hand if necessary.

But why did Kaul rush straight to Mandeville? It's known that Mandeville has a pause period before it opens. Clearly, Abaddon wouldn't let them pass during that time. What's wrong with Abaddon now?

...........

Meanwhile, on the other side, a moment of silence fell.

"So what just happened?"

Looking at the magnificent sight of the planet's annihilation, Victor felt a chill run down his spine and asked a question.

He felt as if he had only blinked, and so many planets had been blown apart.

Fortunately, they specifically chose a location several light-years away from their planet for their experiment, so these things no longer affect them.

"Hmm, it seems they manufactured several cannons with a range of hundreds of light-years."

Silently placing the wrench behind his back, Su Can couldn't help but sigh as he looked at the spectacular scenery.

As expected, as soon as Su Can finished speaking, both Victor and Zhenzhu simultaneously went into a state of mental blankness, with one eye looking up and the other looking down.

"That's strange. Shouldn't the principle of teleportation be to move matter to a target point? ... Oh, I see."

Just then, Su Can had a flash of inspiration and seemed to have figured out the reason.

"Then, after reaching the target point, it will cause other substances to escape directly, so BOOM, I see. So that's the principle of the Mirage Cannon. Sigh, it seems I'm still not good enough. The technology of the Greenskins or the Ancients must have its wonders."

Although it feels somewhat different from the MiTu Cannon next door, considering that Su Can uses a macro oscillator, let's not dwell on these differences.

Anyway, Su Can couldn't figure out where he went wrong for the time being. Since he couldn't figure it out, he decided not to think about it anymore. It wouldn't hurt to treat it as his secret weapon or a little tool for Meow Meow.

"You're not just lacking in skill, you've completely skewed your technological development!"

Upon hearing Su Can's words, Victor couldn't help but curse inwardly.

"Forget it, just give me a hyperdimensional maze and lock him in there. The energy is almost used up, so we won't be able to use it a second time anytime soon."

Looking at the completely dimmed macro oscillator, Su Can felt a headache coming on. This thing needed powerful Waaagh energy to replenish quickly, and only orcs could generate it.

Now that I've used it all up, I won't be able to use it anytime soon.

"Are we going to have to go through the warp? Forget it, let's go back and prepare first. The number of Geller Grids required for such a large warship to go through the warp is outrageous. Although this warship also has a Geller Grid, and it's even more advanced than the Empire's, the ones I have right now... well, they probably aren't enough."

At this moment, Su Can was also a little troubled. Teleportation was temporarily out of the question. So he could only go through the warp, but the Geller Field in the warp required psionicists.

He doesn't actually have any psionicists on hand right now, but that's not a big problem. This is the border of the Great Rift, and now that it's unfolding, it will cause a massive influx of crazy psionicists in the surrounding worlds. If he goes to buy psionicists with a few boxes of apples, the planetary governors shouldn't say anything.

However, this will take time, and there's nothing Su Can can do about it.

"Let's take it one step at a time. Let's go back. By the way, how is Elena? What did you say to her that day? They didn't fight, did they?"

"call........"

Since acquiring psychics takes time, there's no point in Su Can being anxious; he can only wait patiently.

Just then, Su Can heard Viktor let out a sigh of relief. He looked at him, somewhat puzzled, but Viktor didn't say anything.

"That little girl can't even read a single word. It's really beneath her dignity. She's currently cultivating diligently."

"what?"

Hearing this, Su Can paused for a moment, then shrugged helplessly. He was in a hurry to deal with this macro oscillator, so he asked Zhenzhu to help him set it up.

He was worried the two of them would fight, but it seems there won't be any problems now.

Regarding your claim that Elena is illiterate, Su Can expressed some helplessness. She is essentially a warrior, like many Olympic champions. They start training rigorously from a young age, so their educational level won't be particularly high.

Elena is similar to them, and besides, Elena is quite young, not even thirty years old yet.

Don't expect her to be very knowledgeable, though it would be good for her to catch up on her studies now. After all, after she embarked on a path of destruction, I secretly bestowed upon her some blessings of abundance.

Elena is already a true long-lived being; what limits short-lived beings is time. But for Elena, studying hard wouldn't be a bad thing.

"Let's go back and rest for a bit."

Since rushing wouldn't help, Su Can decided to stop thinking about it. Although he hadn't been doing much hands-on work these past few months, he had still been putting in a lot of mental effort... no, he had.

Now that the war is over, it's time to take a good rest.

"Let's also make some arrangements for that planet down there. We can treat it as a kind of second planet and manage it well in the future."

"Yes, Creator, I have prepared a multitude of projects. And there's also the recently popular Garden World tour route, which will allow you to relax."

"Give me a top-of-the-line set. I've had enough of that damn hive fumes."

Hearing this, Su Can didn't object. He had just won a war and successfully curbed the spread of the green-skinned orcs, so what was wrong with him enjoying himself?

Besides, people get sick after living in a place like Chaodu for a long time, so it's no wonder that the higher the rank of the nobles, the more they yearn for real natural scenery.

.............

On the other side, in the first metropolitan area inside the Ark, Elena was somewhat bewildered.

Because at this moment she was not wearing her familiar nun's habit, but a school uniform full of youthful energy.

She wore a beautiful suit jacket on top, a knee-length skirt on the bottom, and boots that made Zhouba (a restaurant chain) ecstatic.

And all around him were men and women who looked to be under twenty, brimming with youthful energy. Outside, the sun shone brightly, though it was simulated in the eco-chamber.

But it also gave her a different feeling, especially since there were statues of emperors here.

(To prevent people from worshipping him, Su Can simply erected a huge, glittering golden statue of the emperor in the city center. That was about it; there was no Gothic architecture or skull-like decorations whatsoever.)

This made them feel much more relaxed, but there was one very different aspect. There was no oppressive religious atmosphere, and the absence of corruption made it completely different.

"How did he get into our class? You have no idea how much effort I put in to get into this school."

"She is really beautiful, and she has a divine quality to her."

"I advise you not to even think about pursuing her; she gives me a very dangerous feeling."

Many people were looking at Elena, filled with doubt. After all, such a blonde, golden-eyed beauty was not so common.

This is Su Can's university, where admission is based solely on grades. Recommendation letters aren't unavailable, but only Su Can can provide them. However, Zhenzhu usually handles these, and so far she's only used one.

"Now everyone gather together, your senior has returned victorious with the great sage."