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

Moreover, no matter how badly the Empire is run, they still have logistical support. As for Chaos, they rely entirely on plunder; after all, they don't have the authority to over-strengthen their forces.

Moreover, this thing is very advanced; even Su Can uses it, though only as a reference and not absolutely mandatory.

As I said before, you don't have to follow the rules, but you must memorize the Astartes. Actually, if Guilliman's book were placed at the University of Tokyo, he would be canonized.

But as I said before, the problem is that this thing is called a holy book, and it's been running for ten thousand years.

"Alright then, I'll be returning to Holy Terra now. As for the five hundred worlds of Ultramar, I'll leave them to you; you can use their resources as you see fit."

Guilliman took a deep breath; there was nothing he could do about it. He had been observing Su Can's character for the past few years, and had finally come to the conclusion that...

This guy is practically a saint. He's so out of place, not just in this era, but even compared to ten thousand years ago.

And as I said before, although the five hundred worlds of Altera are already considered the glory of the Empire, this is still the Empire. So when you want to do something, you need to sort out those messy clues and events.

If Su Can wanted to stir things up, he would have to deal with these issues, but naturally, he wouldn't be interested in doing so. He usually just uses the tavern to do small businesses in different worlds, though becoming extremely wealthy isn't really an option.

However, he can basically ensure the continued healthy operation of his three worlds. Anyway, Su Can can only do business and won't touch those structures. Of course, just doing business is also a blessing for the people of the five hundred worlds.

After all, many planets aren't lacking in production capacity, but they are completely unbalanced. For example, many...

An agricultural planet in the sector descended into chaos, leading to famine on several other planets.

"By the way, I've had those basic Terran organisms you requested locked in a static field and sent to your lab. Be careful, don't cause too much of a commotion."

Guilliman had a rough idea of ​​what Su Can wanted those Tyren to do.

It's nothing more than things like "Ultimate Terran," "Ultimate Terran," and so on.

Anyway, he now has a huge mess of things under his command, and he's already numb to it all. Moreover, he's determined to take the Great Limiter with him when he leaves this time, mainly because that thing is just too blasphemous, and he's afraid his descendants won't be able to handle it if he leaves it here.

As for the Extreme Ribs, Guilliman also managed to acquire 200,000, following Su Can's buying method. He sold them warehouse by warehouse, with 100,000 in each warehouse, and then Guilliman bought two warehouses.

"By the way, this is a specially made Netherworld Beetle that I modified using necromancy technology. They can produce active metals used by the undead. It's just that the efficiency isn't very high, but the advantage is that they can convert any metal, even steel."

As he spoke, Su Can pulled out a large box, even taller than himself, and placed it in front of Guilliman. Inside were the scarabs responsible for manufacturing active metals. As long as they didn't lose tens of thousands at once, it would be enough for them.

After all, Su Can still equipped basic units like the Necromancers with Netherworld Beetles for repair and maintenance.

"I still hope not to use them. Alright, this time I will take about three thousand Ultramarines, as well as all the Black Templars and Grey Knights. With this force, there shouldn't be any problems in this day and age."

At this point, Guilliman couldn't help but rub his forehead; the number of troops he originally took with him was at least half of what he had here.

Then he was beaten like a dog along the way, and was eventually captured by Huron's second-in-command. Of course, Carlos was the main one who did the work that time, but in the end, Khorne, whether through indirect loyalty or not, didn't want Tzeentch to gain another Primarch, so he released a Khorne Bloodthirsty Berserker named Skabrand at the place where Guilliman was imprisoned.

Guilliman only had a chance to escape because of Skabrand's interference, but of course, Guilliman lost her ship girl, Macragge's Glory, at the cost.

As for the final outcome, the Ultramarines stormed into the Eye of Terror area and seized the Macragge's Glory. This was partly because Huron knew the Macragge's Glory was a hot potato and didn't try to control it. Furthermore, with the help of the Ultramarines, they killed the second-in-command who wanted independence, so in the end, it returned to the Ultramarines' hands.

"Bring a clown along, and you must ensure his safety."

At this point, Su Can couldn't help but sigh. A life of joy wasn't actually that difficult. But in this world that felt like a thesis defense, very few people could truly understand joy.

So far, his main source of pleasure is still that group of young girls, but their numbers are too small. With only a few hundred people, manpower is really tight, so Su Can can't spare too many people.

"I can only guarantee that he will be the last of us to die."

Although Guilliman felt awkward about protecting a bean sprout in this way, he also understood the other person's importance.

He already knew how to use the gate. If it weren't for Hua Douya leading the way, he would have Astartes go in wearing specially made full-featured equipment. As long as he wasn't thrown into some Jedi, Astartes' abilities and equipment would be enough to survive.

At most, it will take a few more days to get the message and orders delivered, but that's still better than StarNews.

The random teleportation from the tavern door is more of a prank; it won't teleport you into the middle of a wall or anything like that, so there won't be any incidents like Anderson dying due to an irregular teleportation.

Of course, the main purpose of these bean sprouts was to protect Guilliman. After all, if Su Can remembered correctly, there seemed to be a net tunnel entrance on the moon. When Guilliman was captured and escaped, he was taken back to Holy Terra by a group of bean sprouts through that net tunnel.

Incidentally, he was then blocked at the exit of the net passage by Magnus. In any case, Guilliman was either being beaten or on his way to being beaten.

Furthermore, the entire Eldarin race went to great lengths to ensure Guilliman's successful return to the Empire's core leadership. As a result, relations between humans and the other sprouts (excluding the Black Sprout) improved considerably after these events.

"Oh, and remember one last thing: unite as one."

After all, he has now embarked on the path of harmony, which involves the aggregation of breeding clusters. If Guilliman develops this aspect well, it will greatly enhance his personal strength.

Finally, under the watchful eyes of Su Can and Karga, Guilliman's Makrag Glory slowly entered Mandeville Point. And following the light of the star torch, it headed towards Holy Terra.

It contained an army powerful enough to tip the scales of an apocalypse, though the Star Torch's brilliance had dimmed considerably. Therefore, Su Can was certain that, at least for now, the Lionsgate War had not yet begun.

After all, during the Battle of Lionsgate, Starfire was temporarily extinguished by Khorne's power.

"When are you leaving, and how many troops do you plan to take with you?"

Watching Guilliman leave, Su Can looked at Calgar beside him. As one of the pillars of the Empire before the Primarch's return, he was also known as one of the Three Pillars.

Although Guilliman's return somewhat overshadowed Calga's prominence, Calga remained one of the most important figures in the entire empire. After all, if Su Can remembered correctly, Calga had been mentioned since the second edition of the military manual.

At that time, let alone Titus, it seems that even the basic settings of the Primarch were incomplete or almost non-existent.

"I'm taking 10,000 troops with me. The pressure on Vigilant Star and the surrounding area is immense. So I'll take all the troops except for the Zerg Veterans Company. Oh, and those clowns, right? Remember to give me one too."

Just then, Calga sighed, somewhat wearily. He needed to rest, but it was clear that he didn't have the chance now.

Now that Guilliman is gone, he too needs to leave. Although Guilliman took a considerable number of troops with him, the true core of the Ultramarines is still here.

"Then give me about 300,000 space necromancers, as well as the necessary support."

At this point, Calgar felt deeply helpless. Although these things were blasphemous and might even get them, the Ultramarines, labeled in some strange way, Calgar couldn't care less.

If the Vigilant Star malfunctions, the resulting chain reaction will almost completely and permanently sever the Empire's connection with the Dark Side.

In this situation, who cares about anything else? Besides, Ultramarines are loyal and must be loyal.

"can."

Su Can didn't object to this, and besides, it's not like the Extreme Warriors don't get paid.

At least during the construction of its own forging world, the five hundred worlds of Alteramar, under Guilliman's orders, provided support to him almost like selling their blood.

The supplies they provided were almost the maximum they could muster, which nearly caused the economies of several planets to collapse. If Su Can's merchants hadn't arrived in time, things would have been in serious trouble.

"Now, besides my forces, all that's left on the Altramar side are those ten chapters known as the Shield of Altramar. And those chapters have had a lot of troops drawn from them, which is indeed a headache."

Thinking of this, Su Can couldn't help but rub his forehead, just like in the original timeline. Guilliman appointed the Second Company Commander of Titusway as his subordinate, tasking him with subduing the five hundred worlds.

In fact, Guilliman could mobilize more than just the Second Company at the time, since the Second Company commander was basically the third-in-command of the battle group.

Aside from the Second Company, he could mobilize all the other companies still resting in Macragge. Furthermore, there were several Guardian Chapters in the 500 Worlds of Ultramar, which could also be mobilized. Although these chapters were nominally subsidiary chapters, they were actually completely controlled by the parent chapter. After all, their personnel movements were entirely arranged by the parent chapter, making them no different from the Ultramarines parent chapter.

Therefore, Titus could actually control at least several thousand Astartes, in addition to the Astral Army and Planetary Defense Forces of the entire five hundred worlds of Alteramar.

So while the order for him to subdue the five hundred worlds of Alteramar was a bit outrageous, it wasn't really as outrageous as ordering Benboba to eliminate Tang Sanzang and his disciples.

..........

Anyway, Su Can doesn't plan to get involved in personnel matters in the five hundred worlds of Otrama.

He still had his own things to do, so he quickly returned to his command room. His next major enemy was the Tyranid Leviathan tentacle fleet, so he needed to prepare some valuable resources for the Tyranids.

After all, his own strength was quite weak; he couldn't possibly be as powerful as using the Emperor's Fist to defeat Khorne. Since his actual strength was weak, he had to rely on his brain.

What appeared before him now was a group of Tyranid creatures imprisoned in a static field, among them an executioner who served as a node creature.

This thing is basically comparable to a heavy tank, or rather, a fearless mech.

"The Spirit Exorcism Dead Zone has been fully deployed. Even if it is released now, it will not be linked to by the Great Devourer. Moreover, the Tyranid Swarm needs to rely on the digestion pool to recover some special genes or even new combat techniques."

At this point, Su Can was also speechless about the structure of the Tyranid swarm. Although the Great Devourer could command the war with the help of node creatures, the special skills and intelligence collected by creatures like the Licat or Tyrant had to be put into the digestive pool before they could be recovered.

All these node units can provide to the hive is battlefield intelligence, so in order to prevent the Great Devourer from finding out, Su Can directly set up a Spirit Exorcising Dead Zone in his room.

He also took some special precautions before starting his operation.

"The first step is to collect the genetic information of the Tyranids and create a specialized target virus based on their genes. But that's not all; I need to observe the erosive effect of the meme virus on the Tyranid swarm at different time points of contact."

At this moment, Su Can also began to list a bunch of experimental projects, just like when facing orcs. Su Can's memetic virus this time was mainly aimed at non-node creatures; the powerful node creatures would probably be much less effective under the intervention of the Great Devourer.

Unless it is infected by Tyrone while it is still in a biomass state during its gestation, it is a very complicated process, and Su Can needs a lot of experiments as a basis.

"Yaxins, this is the next task for your Dan Ding Division."

After planning everything, Su Can went directly to Yaxinsi. Then, amidst the twitching of her eye, he received a research topic.

PS: The final chapter of the second part of Honkai Impact 3rd has been released. I'm going to check it out.

Chapter 119 The Lion King, the Street Scoundrel of the Universe (Supplement 3)

"This is now the main task of your Dan Ding Division. Time is running out. Give me specific experimental data and a response within one year."

As a competent boss, Su Can is quite adept at putting pressure on people. He's too lazy to personally handle basic research that already has a lot of experience.

However, after saying that, Su Can grabbed the girl's face next to him again.

“From today onwards, you will be working under Yacinth. From now on, if there are any dirty or hard jobs, or if you create any monsters that you can’t handle, let her do them. Also, don’t expect me to pay you every month anymore.”

Looking expressionlessly at Elena, whose face he had pinched out of shape, Su Can threw her directly to Yaxins.

He and Sellers had been living off him for years, but now Sellers had been dumped by Su Can and given to Guilliman.

They are now returning to Holy Terra with him, while Elena has stayed with him.

Su Can was also afraid that this guy would be completely ruined. Although wars were happening in Warhammer all the time, the stage of Warhammer was big enough that more than 90% of the people in the Empire would actually live a painful but short, but relatively peaceful life.

After all, the majority of those who died were killed under the Empire's systematic policies, compared to those who died in the war.

So, things have been peaceful here for a long time. Su Can can't teleport to every battlefield, and most battlefields are internal conflicts on planetary levels. He can't just go and fight anyone, because if he did, it would never end.

Most of the rebellions within human empires are the result of humanity's own actions, though it's not fair to say those planetary governors were inhuman. It's simply that within the empire's utterly despicable system, a systematic oppression has been established.

Even Guilliman's seemingly indomitable expedition, which turned the tide of the war, directly resulted in the deaths of countless people.

After all, for a planet, even a 0.1% increase in the tithe would amount to an astronomical figure for each individual.

"The next thing is the most important thing for me. Although I am developing at the fastest speed now, the biggest problem is still that I don't have enough troops. Moreover, my deployment capability is extremely poor. It would be best to finish the battle on a single planet."

At this moment, Su Can had already begun to think about what to do next, even though he was trying his best to increase his army size.

But even if we delay as long as possible, how many Astartes can we unleash in the end? Thirty thousand Astartes is probably the limit, but the Blood Angels also had thirty thousand during the Battle of Baal.

However, he had more Titans than Astartes himself, and he tried his best to increase the number of his Titans to the point that they could compete with the Empire's top-tier Titan legions.

At this point, he would need at least twenty more Titan Generals to barely meet the requirement. As for the Astronauts, he would have enough of them.

However, it's absolutely impossible to fully expand it, since the tavern's delivery capacity is too low.

"So, in this situation, it's absolutely impossible to wage a war of numbers against Tyrion, well, it's not impossible. Although we don't want to use it, we have to prepare for it."

Just then, Su Can looked at another device in front of him, which was emanating a chilling aura.

It was none other than what he had prepared for the Terran swarm: a beggar's version of the War Engine, a creation of destruction.

"This thing can mass-produce virtual soldiers similar to Destruction, but of course the quality of the virtual soldiers produced is incomparable to those in Collapsed Iron. After all, their destiny has already spread throughout the universe, while my own destiny power is completely insufficient."

Looking at the weapon in his hand, Su Can was very clear about one thing: this thing could never make the transformed person as powerful as the antimatter legion.

But this isn't a big problem, because Su Can never intended to use the current strength of his Destruction Path to directly confront this universe.

Using this thing to fight against the Terran swarm is like having a bomb on everyone, completely preventing the swarm from gaining any advantage.

For every person they kill, they need to fill in even more.

"I need to modify the original war engine and then focus on enhancing its deathrattle effect after death."

Looking at the war engine in his hand, Su Can began to think, and then began to ponder.

He needed to readjust his design approach to make it more targeted at the Tyranid swarm. Especially since the Tyranids needed biomass to strengthen themselves, Su Can could guarantee that his design wouldn't leave any flaws for the Tyranids.

"Now it's a race against time. I've already sent a few clowns to Baal."

At this moment, Su Can was also lost in thought. He had already sent several clowns to Baal.

However, they were sent via the network to Baal and the Hades Sector, known as the Baal Shield. They were told that if the Tyranid swarm launched a major offensive, they could directly contact the tavern to find them.

This should not disrupt the flow of time on both sides, and it should also ensure that I can catch up.

As for the navy and such, Su Can was too lazy to even think about it, even though he could save them.

We still need to rescue them. But the prerequisite for the rescue is that those little sprouts can relay the message in advance, since Su Can currently has no air power.

"Let's continue preparing..."

..........

Just as Su Can was frantically preparing, Calga also led his main force into Mandeville.

Of course, like Guilliman, he also brought a bean sprout. If they really don't have enough troops, they can ask Su Can for support. If all else fails, they can send Crazy Extreme Ribs, even though that thing is blasphemous.

But as I said before, the Ultramarines have already obtained the State Religion's approval through various procedures. Secondly, it's a last resort, which is different from the other two legions.