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

They were ordered to infiltrate the Comoros on a mission, and the three of them successfully stormed into the Black Sprouts' dueling arena and eliminated their target. Then, to the astonishment of a group of Black Sprouts, they charged out again, their reckless actions naturally attracting pursuers.

Once they find an exit, they're basically set. Because once they leave the protection of the Web, the already unrestrained and debauched Black Sprouts are essentially exposed to the Slaanesh's gaze. Therefore, aside from raiding, Black Sprouts generally don't leave the Web or the Comoros.

After all, not many black bean sprouts can be insured by the Bloodwalkers; many black bean sprouts return to Slaanesh's embrace the moment they die.

In this cesspool-like world, there is a race that doesn't even dare to die: the Black Bean Sprouts.

After all, humans have the protection of emperors, and for most humans, death is simply death.

"This ark has its own number, so it should be an Imperial ship, but the one in front of it is an Eldar warship. They seem to be cooperating in some way, and those Dark... Oh no, we've been locked on."

At that moment, one of the Deathwatch Astartes couldn't help but exclaim in surprise, because in that instant, a beam of light exploded right in front of them.

Then, to their astonishment, the three of them saw Su Can approach with two Astartes whose height was comparable to that of the Imperial Guards. In that instant, almost all three Astartes gripped their weapons tightly.

But at least they didn't actually fight; after all, it's quite normal for humans and Eldar to cooperate. Although they dislike each other, Chaos, the Undead, the Orcs, and the Terran are all common enemies.

"In the name of the National Academy and of the living Saint Celestine, the three of you are conscripted to participate in our activities."

Seeing these three Astartes, Su Can was too lazy to waste any more words and directly took out the proof he had obtained from Celestine.

As the living saint of the state religion and the most powerful living saint, her authority is extremely high. Even the Imperial Guard needs to cooperate with her when necessary. Therefore, with the exception of a few units such as the Grey Knights and the Minotaur Chapter, all other Astartes must cooperate when they receive the living saint's summons.

"Yes."

One of the leaders glanced at the certificate in Su Can's hand and immediately bowed. Although they didn't know what the mission was, they chose to comply.

Su Can's purpose in doing this was simple: he didn't know if a fight would break out in Macurag. So he was trying to gather as much strength as possible, and a few Astartes couldn't cause any trouble for him.

"First, kill all those Dark Elf race members. How many of them are there in total?"

Su Can frowned as he glanced at the Dark Eldar who had already passed through the Void Shield and approached his Ark.

Void shields are primarily for defense against high-speed attacks; however, if you adjust your speed correctly, you can pass right through them. Therefore, in Warhammer, you can see two starships approaching each other, and then, once they reach a certain distance, launching boarding torpedoes to initiate an internal battle.

"He looks familiar. Half of his outfit is already made of MK8s."

Just then, Su Can subtly glanced at one of them, who was already wearing a large portion of the MK8 power armor.

Keep in mind that in the era before Original Forging existed, even many Chapter Leaders only had a few MK8 components on their gear. Therefore, even in Deathwatch, backed by the Inquisition's deep pockets, this character must have been extremely rare.

But for some reason, Su Can had a feeling of familiarity.

"........."

Upon hearing Su Can's words, the three Astartes exchanged glances. Although somewhat puzzled, they had no objection to killing the group of black sprouts, but...

"They outnumber us too much now, our fighting strength might not be enough..."

However, before the leader could finish speaking, he witnessed a scene that astonished them. Su Can bent his body slightly and then leaped out with a speed that surpassed that of the Astartes.

It then flew towards one of the Dark Eldar ships, and then...

boom!!!

An explosion rang out, and they saw Su Can blast through the entire Spirit Clan's spaceship like a cannonball.

"........"

In that instant, the three of them fell into a deathly silence. What was this?

Before they could say anything, Loken and A were terrified. Their patron had abandoned them and charged ahead alone, so at that moment, the dazzling flames from their thrusters gave chase.

"Hey, sir, wait for us!!!"

In that instant, both of them suffered from PTSD. One had witnessed Horus being assassinated and then corrupted in the temple for days and nights. The other knew that his Primarch's corruption began with a sword, and both of them had an instinctive fear of their leader's reckless actions.

"what........"

Upon seeing this, the three Astartes exchanged glances and then immediately followed.

As for Su Can at this moment, he also felt an unusually sour and pleasant sensation.

"Hahaha........."

With a healthy smile, Su Can grabbed a terrified Dark Elf. Then, amidst a flurry of sword strikes, he severed all four of its limbs. He tossed it aside and charged towards another.

He wouldn't kill these Dark Eldar; he would imprison them in a container, depriving them of any stimulation, letting time flow with their souls until they entered Slaanesh's belly.

Only in this way can their Blood Elf resurrection mechanism be circumvented. Although Su Can might give ordinary Ada Sprouts a chance to end things once and for all, these are Dark Elfs, and they deserve no mercy.

So the entire Dark Elf Clan squad was quickly destroyed by a few people, or by Su Can alone.

They all returned to the warship, and Su Can directly handed the three Astartes over to the Grand Marshal of the Black Templar.

These three are Black Shield, Imperial Fist, and Space Wolf.

Now that we've handed it over to the Grand Marshal of the Black Sanctuary, let them explain it themselves.

"How could it be possible to resurrect Primarch Guilliman?"

Just then, the space wolf said in surprise, and then the three of them took off their helmets.

However, there was one person among them who made Su Can's brow twitch.

“Titus........”

...........

Above Macragge, amidst a horrific and bloody sacrifice, a warp rift was ripped open, from which countless Nurgle and Khorne demons emerged.

Because of their different circumstances, the demons from these two families are the easiest to summon.

"Everyone, set off for Hera Fortress!!!"

Abaddon, now brimming with confidence, gazed upon the vast demon army. This time, he had summoned one Khorne, a bloodthirsty berserker, and one Nurgle, the Great Unclean One. Moreover, as one of the Four Chosen Ones, he was qualified to command these nameless great demons and their immense demonic army.

It's worth noting that these demons played a crucial role in breaking through the entire Cadia.

While the Black Legion possesses a considerable number of Astartes, the defenses of Qardia are equally formidable. It's important to understand that Qardia's Astral Army, along with the Astral Army of Katachon, represents the pinnacle of the entire Astral Army. Besides its daily defenses against Chaos invasions, Qardia also supplies the Imperium with millions of Astral Army soldiers annually.

The combat power of such a super-military world is unimaginable. Even during the Thirteenth Black Crusade, when Abaddon amassed almost all of his Chaos Space Marines, totaling over a hundred thousand, his forces were insufficient to breach Chaldea. He only succeeded by shamelessly attacking Blackrock Fortress. While Macragge may not be as powerful as Chaldea, his forces were certainly not enough to conquer such a world.

Therefore, in this situation, these warp demons are the most efficient cannon fodder.

Meanwhile, inside Hera Fortress, Karga's face was terribly grim.

"Chaos has completed its sacrifice, and now a massive demonic army is marching towards this place. Are you capable of directly destroying those two sources of corruption, especially the two great demons?"

At this moment, Calgar also looked at the Gray Knights beside him; they were the experts in dealing with demons.

"It's difficult because there are not only Chaos Demons here, but also Abaddon. Moreover, their numbers are simply too large, and we are not sure if there are Primarchs among them."

At this critical moment, the Grey Knights' Grand Master had no choice but to step forward. Launching an attack without ascertaining the enemy's strength would be too dangerous. They weren't afraid of ordinary Archmages, but they feared the possibility of a Primarch appearing.

If these people leave, and the Primarch appears, then no one will be able to defeat him.

P.S.: I'll only update once today; I was busy with family matters all day.

Chapter 88 The stretcher team begins operations!

After hearing the Grey Knight's feedback, Calga fell silent.

Although they are adversaries in the fight against demons, there are still a large number of Chaos Astartes among them. This includes even the Chaos Warmaster Abaddon, and they would not fare well against him.

It wasn't that these Grey Knights were afraid of death, but rather that the Great Rift had now unfolded. Chaos's ability to interfere with reality had greatly increased, and its current target was the Primarch slumbering in Hera Fortress.

What if another Primarch appears here? After all, when facing a Primarch, they can throw their lives over it, but other ordinary Astartes don't even have the right to throw their lives over it.

So Calga fell silent upon hearing this; the battlefield was like a game of cards. If you just randomly played a card, your opponent would be wiped out.

Moreover, Macurag's defense level is among the top in the entire Empire, with only important regions like Holy Terra, Kadia, and Amigiddon having a higher level.

Although they don't have many Astartes at the moment, several of their Ultramarines' sub-corps still regularly patrol and resupply in the Altrama Sector.

So as long as we can hold out, reinforcements will keep coming. The situation is dangerous, but it's not that urgent yet.

After all, that's just how the world is. No matter what race or faction you are, the ultimate fate is to end up in a messy war. Even the Tyranids, who have always crushed their opponents with overwhelming numbers, will eventually enter a messy war phase.

This is just the beginning; they still have a long way to go.

The enemy isn't just facing demons, but also a large number of Chaos Space Marines. In this situation, even if the Grey Knights charged in and killed those two Archdemons, their own losses would likely be severe. Abaddon's aggressive attack might also be orchestrated by the Primarch.

More importantly, Abaddon chose to play it safe and did not directly attack the core of their Macragge, which is the area around Hera Fortress. Instead, he chose to summon them in a desolate, remote place.

So there's still room for discussion; this isn't the Battle of Lionsgate. Back then, Krion's almost unreserved support allowed the Khorne army to storm the Holy Terra Palace. This time, it's just Abaddon's ordinary summons.

After all, Nurgle and Khorne, whom he summoned, both have their own plans and are unlikely to show much favor to this servant of the five surnames.

Therefore, Abaddon had limited support at this time, and this place had been the home or stronghold of the Ultramarines for ten thousand years, although there had been infiltration and corruption.

The problem is that most people were still normal and went straight into various shelters. These shelters contained abundant supplies, churches, and priests leading prayers.

Therefore, Abaddon has just entered the city and is facing a barrage of firepower that can be described as the entire city's firepower.

“Interesting. Everyone should go find shelter. Only in this way can we have a continuous supply of soldiers and prepare to transport the second batch of one billion people. This time I’m going to kill Guilliman, and it won’t matter if other Primarchs come.”

Abaddon looked at the city before him, his eyes filled with coldness.

He brought over 10 billion, and just now used over a billion people. He summoned the easiest two families to summon: Khorne and Nurgle, who basically come as long as you give them a ticket.

As for Tzeentch, Abaddon had no desire to see him at all. Who knew if those birdmen might have a big plan up their sleeves? And as for Slaanesh, Abaddon truly looked down on him.

Abaddon was now determined to win. As a veteran of countless battles, he knew all too well the terror of Guilliman. He would rather see Sanguinius return than Guilliman.

Furthermore, while Primarchs are very powerful, they are not truly invincible. Especially those Imperial Primarchs who haven't ascended to Daedalus; there are many ways to restrain them.

Both the Lion King, who had just awakened and encountered the corrupted Dark Angels, and Guilliman, who was on a campaign to Holy Terra, were bound.

For example, the chains that bound the Lion King were forged from iron extracted from countless human bodies under the influence of chaotic magic.

These kinds of things are all effective against Primarchs, at least enough to deal with Primarchs who haven't ascended or embraced their true nature.

Therefore, what is even more terrifying than the Primarch's military strength is their leadership and their ability to integrate the entire empire.

After all, if the Primarch wants to fully unleash its power, it must embrace its essence, and after embracing it, it cannot remain in the physical universe for long.

Take, for example, the Raven King Corracos, who is still hunting demons in the warp. In any case, the Primarch who remains in the physical universe is strong, but not that strong.

"Commander, this is the intelligence we just received. These areas are now the core of the outer defenses of Hera Fortress."

Just then, Abaddon's second-in-command also took out a map, and now, with hordes of demons advancing relentlessly, the situation was underway.

Although they were suppressed by the firepower from the outer perimeter of Macurag, their main firepower points and defensive hubs were exposed.

"How could a territory that the Ultramarines have been building for ten thousand years be so simple?"

At that moment, Abaddon was also looking at the contents in his hand, his face expressionless.

To be honest, the gap between here and Kadia is still too big. You have to remember that when he was in Kadia, he was driven to the brink of despair by the lord's general.

However, Macragge is still far inferior to Kadia. Moreover, he has a significant advantage: Kadia appears right outside the Eye of Terror. While Macragge can only fight his way through, here he can perform multiple ritual summons.

After all, as the chosen one of the Four Gods, Abaddon has authority over the four families, and he can directly summon and mobilize a certain amount of the power of the Four Gods through rituals.

"Continue the summoning. This time I'm going to summon a few Khorne Bloodlust Demons to destroy these cores."

The war has only just begun, and for Abaddon, so-called demons are merely consumables, things that can be summoned almost infinitely as long as there are souls.

However, these Chaos Astartes are his direct subordinates, so nowadays, whenever there are demons, Abaddon doesn't intend to send his own people directly into battle. Especially after being tricked by Rogue Dorn in Holy Terra, Abaddon is even more cautious.

Then, with his command, hundreds of millions more were instantly brought forward. This time, they wouldn't summon a demon army, but primarily summoned the Khorne Bloodlust berserkers responsible for the explosions.

After all, you can't exactly send those unclean beings to do this; given their mobility, they'd probably be blasted to smithereens before they even got close. All blessings have a limit; if you overload them beyond that limit, even a bloodthirsty madman like Khorne would be killed.

So almost immediately, a red light exploded directly behind the army. Eight more Khorne Bloodlust Berserkers emerged from the ritual array; of course, these Khorne Bloodlust Berserkers should not be overestimated.

These guys are completely incomparable to those from the Lionsgate battle. Even if eight of them were to fight one of them, they might not be a match for one of the Lionsgate players back then.

But they were facing the Imperial Guard and the most elite Astral Army, which was enough for them now.

Sure enough, almost the next moment, five blood-red figures descended from the sky, crashing directly into the center of the army with their speed.

As for the people located in the various defense centers, they only saw a red dot flash across the sky, and then thousands of people were instantly reduced to ashes by the huge impact.

While some Astartes banish Khorne's bloodthirsty freaks, these creatures possess combat prowess far exceeding that of ordinary Astartes. Furthermore, the blessing bestowed by Khorne renders ranged weapons largely ineffective against them.

Therefore, countless mortals were unable to react in time and were directly smashed to pieces by Khorne's bloodthirsty leap.

Not everyone is like Su Can, who can easily crush ordinary Khorne bloodthirsty monsters. Normally, even a single contact can result in thousands of casualties, equivalent to the casualties of an entire Astral Legion.

"The enemy has deployed several more Khorne Bloodlust Berserkers; we must take action."

At that moment, Calga was also looking at the screen in front of him, as several important defensive nodes were destroyed.

Their outermost battle lines were completely red, and Calgar knew that he had to send his Space Marines to fight.

You should know that a typical planet would be destroyed by a single Great Demon, so even in Macragge, if a few Khorne Bloodlust Demons were allowed to wreak havoc freely, they wouldn't be able to withstand it.