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

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"How is the second wave of immigrants doing now? My three planets now need a large population."

Although Su Can still wanted to develop gradually, this was clearly unrealistic. The main reason was the enormous population shortage, so Su Can had to continue with the population transport program.

The situation is particularly dire in the dark side of the Empire. One of the patrol teams Su Can left behind in the dark side of the Empire included a company of Astartes.

Of course, these were sent back through the tavern after he expanded the organization.

"The population base has reached 500 million, of which the Foundry World No. 1 has completed basic deployment. Currently, there are 100 million people, and the cost is 1 billion."

The Garden World also has a population of one hundred million. The rest are almost all in the Eco-Ark, and the number of Astartes has now expanded to three thousand.

After hearing Su Can's words, Zhenzhu slowly looked through the documents in her hand and said.

"The number is still a bit small. We need to gather as many people as possible before I head to Baal in the dark side of the Empire. We can't let the insects get their hands on the flesh and blood of Saint Gilles; that would be a disaster for us."

At this moment, Su Can had already

I've started thinking about the dark side of the Empire, which is generally considered tragic. However, the truly significant events mostly occur in the Empire's Holy Frontier, such as the infamous Plague Wars, the Great Misfits of Vigilant Planet, and the recently erupted Armageddon War.

But if those insects were to actually obtain the flesh and blood of Saint Gilles, it would be a disaster.

After all, the Norn messengers are already enough to wipe out ordinary Imperial Guards, and who knows if new high-level Terran units will be created.

"Oh, and tell Guilliman again. I need to borrow his Titus; that guy's practically the Deathwatch's fortress commander."

After careful consideration, Su Can still decided to send Titus. The guy had far too much combat experience, and his strength was undeniable. If Su Can remembered correctly, the last part of the new story before his transmigration mentioned that Titus, leading a squad of Space Marines, had killed a Norn envoy.

It's hard to believe just by hearing it. You know, let alone the Norn Messenger, a single Hive Tyrant almost turned Karga into a human stick.

Although Su Can didn't know how this Tai Ritian did it, as one of EK's two chosen ones, or rather, a true GW chosen one, Su Can felt that having him along would definitely be more beneficial than harmful.

Moreover, Guilliman is unlikely to refuse, or rather, he has no possibility of refusing.

After all, he had raised at least 10,000 Space Marines for him over the past few years. And this wasn't just the Space Marines themselves; it also included a large number of vehicles, weapons, and power armor, including a thousand Terminator suits and ten Centurion suits.

Even for a wealthy and powerful warrior, this wealth is a considerable resource.

"Ah."

Zhenzhu nodded after hearing Su Can's words. She had been in charge of the communication during this period, and mobilizing a team of veteran insect warfare soldiers was not a difficult task.

"Forget it, I'll go there myself. We don't even know where the Lion King is right now, so it's probably too late to count on him."

After thinking it over, Su Can decided to go find Guilliman himself. It was actually quite simple; just the thought that his brother's flesh and blood were about to be eaten by insects was enough to make him lose his composure.

"Ok?"

But at that moment, Su Can suddenly froze. Then his expression became extremely strange, because he had just unlocked another destiny.

It was...

immortal.

"What the hell is this Immortal Path? Only those dragons can walk this path. It's a path that ordinary people can't walk, and it's an incomplete one at that."

Staring dumbfounded at his fate, Su Can couldn't help but scratch his head.

What is all this? When did I unlock this destiny? And what was the driving force behind this destiny again? And if he remembered correctly, this destiny, like the gluttonous destiny, is incomplete.

"Damn it..."

Chapter 112 Tyron's Shadow

"Can anyone tell me what the hell is going on?"

Looking at everything before him with a constipated expression, Su Can had no idea what was going on.

Su Can was completely clueless about the Immortal Destiny; his understanding of this destiny was really limited.

So Su Can never even considered how this so-called immortality was achieved, leaving him completely bewildered.

"Where exactly did things go wrong...?"

At this moment, Su Can was completely baffled. He felt that something was wrong, but he didn't know what it was.

"Forget it, I'm not in a hurry to find Guilliman. I'll try to see if I can transform into a dragon. By the way, I'm not really a Dragon Emperor anymore. Hmm, I remember there was some kind of magical method for transforming into a dragon."

If you can't figure it out, then don't bother. Sometimes you can't investigate things too closely. After all, what if you really can't find anything out?

So at this moment, Su Can simply channeled Humphrey and began to try using the Immortal Destiny.

.........

Meanwhile, on the other side, in some corner of the empire.

"This is one of humanity's oldest emperors, the immortal Dragon Emperor, a contemporary of the great emperors!!!"

Just then, a group of clowns were fiddling with their musical instruments, and they were dressed in very solemn dragon robes.

"it is good!!!"

The audience below cheered, but their eyes were filled with a hint of despair and exhaustion.

"And now for the wonderful, sweet time!!!"

As the performance ended, the clowns took out the super-budget but more stable Ruan Mei bag that Su Can had given them and began showering everyone with sweetness...

That's right, it's all about spreading candy, thanks to Su Can's black hole-making machine. This makes his candy production incredibly high, so these clowns filled an entire bag with it.

This is to say that for the battle of 100 million, 900,000, 300,000, 200,000, 700,000: 585,000.

For those in the Hammer World, the amount of candy is still a bit excessive.

Just like Su Can's criticism of many domestic religions, faith is wiped out when the egg breaks.

Of course, Su Can wasn't asking them to proselytize; he simply wanted these little sprouts to be more diligent and open more doors for him.

As for their performance, Su Can didn't bother to ask.

But if giving eggs is a small favor, these things can sometimes really save lives for these Warhammer people.

"Hey......."

At this moment, the sector governor looked at the group of clowns with a bit of helplessness; it was impossible to fight them directly.

The Empire's enemies are divided into many types, with the Eldar being among the lowest priority. After all, many feudal worlds and even barbaric worlds have large groups of wildlings.

However, compared to those bean sprouts, the governor cared more about the person in front of him at this moment.

He looks quite young, but his manners and speech are very refined. Although he came with this group of bean sprouts, this guy actually had something provided by his Primarch.

Documents.

"I have a large quantity of supplies that you urgently need. We can make a deal... Hmm?"

hum! ! !

However, before the governor of this planet could finish speaking, alarms blared throughout the city.

Just then, a Tyrannosaurus Rex appeared on the divination device, and the expressions of the two people who saw it suddenly changed.

They were in the dark side of the Empire, a place now almost completely cut off from communication. If the Imperial Sanctuary was a vast battlefield of cataclysmic destruction, then the dark side was a slowly rotting corpse.

Now everyone is just going their own way, and there's no way they can offer any kind of support.

"Contact the Dragon Emperor immediately..."

Clearly, the bean sprouts had noticed this, and their expressions changed drastically.

At the same time, one of them immediately entered a door and rushed out into the main hall.

........

Inside the general's mansion, Su Can couldn't help but rub his forehead.

"The Dragon Transformation Technique, combined with the Pleasure Illusion Creation ability, allows me to transform into a dragon. However, simply transforming into a dragon doesn't seem necessary. I'll leave this destiny aside for now and develop it slowly when I return."

Su Can had no idea how to use this destiny, so he simply put it out of his mind.

He's currently unsure whether this destiny is complete. If it's a complete immortal destiny, he can directly create dragon descendants.

However, this can be made slowly, but there are still some things that need to be handled by myself, especially the veteran insect warfare soldiers that I will have to face next.

.........

So at this moment, atop the Macurag, Titus also looked at the group of Astartes around him.

“Remember these techniques: the basic Blade Bugs and Gun Bugs of the Tyranid Swarm pose little threat to us. However, the higher-level Warrior Bugs and Executioners are extremely dangerous; they have a record of killing Astartes. As for the higher-level Licarta and Tyrannosaurus, retreat and request reinforcements upon encountering them.”

At this moment, Titus was surrounded by a large group of Astartes wearing dark yellow power armor; these were all Su Can's own men.

Incidentally, the Blood Raven's chapter leader did find him, and then hugged his leg, begging him not to send any more people to him.

In the end, Su Can could only helplessly establish his own Astartes Legion, since he would never abide by the Astartes Codex.

As for the paint scheme, Su Can opted for dark gold. However, a group of people felt it was too flashy, since no Astartes chapter, except for the Imperial Guard, used this color.

So in the end, the makeup was set to a dark yellow. Su Can was too lazy to bother with these minor issues.

These are all new recruits that Tytus is responsible for training, since they will be facing the Terran swarm next.

"Titus".

Just as Titus was instructing a group of newcomers, Calga also came over.

"Yes."

Upon seeing Calga, Titus also bowed.

"By order of the Primarch, you will now serve as the commander of the Zerg Veterans Company. Furthermore, by order of the Primarch, you will be classified as part of the Ancient Sages' combat order."

At this point, Calga breathed a sigh of relief, because he had finally gotten it all sorted out after Guilliman's approval.

Although there were some stubbornness and complaints, it was still passed under pressure from Guilliman at that time.

However, these insect war veterans will not follow Guilliman back to Holy Terra, but will instead go to the Dark Side of the Imperium to carry out missions, where they are needed more.

As for Titus, he was the former captain of the Ultramarines' second company and had a distinguished record in Deathwatch.

Naturally, he became the undisputed company commander at this time, and he trusted his deputy, Karga, quite a bit.

"It is an honor!!!"

He had no complaints about temporarily following Sucan Tetus; if it weren't for him, he would still be wasting his time in Deathwatch.

Chapter 113 Titus and Landros

Now he was able to return to Macragge and his mother company, witness the Primarch's awakening, and protect Macragge.

For the Ultra Warriors, this is already an unparalleled honor.

Although the other party was being incredibly blasphemous, it was worth noting that even Guilliman, his Primarch, hadn't said anything.

Therefore, Titus, as an Ultramariner, remained silent on the matter. In any case, these acts of blasphemy were somewhat blasphemous, but they wouldn't involve corruption or the overthrow of a planet's regime.

Therefore, even aliens have a priority system, especially controllable aliens, which are basically the lowest priority.

Naturally, Titus had no intention of resisting the idea of ​​temporarily following Su Can. Moreover, over the past few years, their Ultramarines had gained a large number of reinforcements through him.

After all, more than 10,000 people are no joke for Altrama now, especially since they are all in MK10 original power armor, along with a thousand Terminator armors and some Centurion armors.

Although the Terminator is the most common invincible Terminator model, this model also has its own advantages.

Firstly, this is the Terminator most familiar to all Space Marines of the Empire in this era, and they can operate it with ease without any problems.

Secondly, this Terminator, after so much use, is best suited for the current environment. While the Hades Terminator from the Great Crusade era wasn't bad, its cost was simply too high. Plus, with the Centurion's superior firepower already available, it wasn't a particularly essential weapon.

Furthermore, with Su Can's fleet now rapidly expanding as a trade fleet, stabilizing the entire five hundred worlds of Alteramar, the Ultra Warriors are now completely speechless regarding Su Can.

Although Su Can never said anything about being loyal to the emperor or the human empire.

However, what he did was far better than just shouting slogans, so naturally many things went smoothly. For example, he had the extreme warriors help Su Can train his troops, something Su Can couldn't match.

As the most active chapter in the entire Warhammer 40K, they have the most extensive combat experience. Therefore, it's a good thing for both Space Marines and Astrail Forces to receive their guidance; after all, you can't expect Su Can to provide instruction.

He often deals high damage with both his left and right hands. Or he might pull out a few powerful weapons to give the opponent a good time. Asking him to coach these people would be completely misleading.

After all, Su Can's strength lies in his numerical superiority; if you don't have his stats, don't try to emulate him.

"Alright, come with me. The Primarch is now planning to return to Holy Terra, and I am heading to Vigilant Planet as well."

As he spoke, Calga's eyes were filled with exhaustion. The Great Rift had only been open for a few years, so everything was still alright for the time being. The sooner he went, the more time he would have to prepare.