The Astartes Family's Notebook

"The answer is simple: because those degenerates dare not wage war openly."

Different Ark worlds have vastly different perceptions and attitudes towards the Comoros.

At least among the Eldar of Atanza's Ark, the prevailing ideology is similar to Sylvanas's: the Eldar of Comoros are all useless.

While they wouldn't necessarily start a fight the moment they met, Ysera made no attempt to hide her deep-seated disdain for him.

Why are they afraid to wage war in a high-profile manner?

With just this one sentence, Katz had already connected many things to his mind.

As a result, Ysera waited for a long time but never found a chance to say the classic line, "Beg me, beg me and I'll tell you."

Aren't you going to ask?

"oh, I understand now."

No, what do you, a tin can, know?

This planet was most likely seized by the Empire from some Eldarin ark world.

The more I learn about the Empire of Man and the more I know about the art style of the Eldar, the more I realize how damn toxic the term "Galactic Overlord" really is.

Although the Empire of Man and the Eldarin look down on each other, the two successive galactic overlords actually have very similar ways of doing things.

To be fair, more than half of the Empire's habitable planets were indeed stolen from the Eldarin.

Humanity has dominated the galaxy for only about 20,000 years, even if we start counting from the Golden Age, while the Aidalings have ruled the galaxy for tens of millions of years after putting the space undead to sleep in a contest of staying up all night.

The two races dominated the galaxy over unequal periods of time.

Therefore, many star systems in the Milky Way with superior geological conditions, superior astronomical locations, and superior parameters were indeed cultivated by the "garden architects" of the Eldar during the Eldar Empire.

The human empire certainly had its own planetary terraforming technology, but in the span of 20,000 years, interspersed with the Iron Rebellion and the Old Nights' strife, followed by the Great Crusade and the Horus Rebellion, in terms of sheer numbers, the Eldarin race had indeed terraformed more habitable planets.

Furthermore, there is a misconception in this understanding, which is also a major area of ​​conflict between the Eldar and the human empire.

That is the division of territory.

Not all Eldar live on the Ark world.

In fact, although the Eldarin's technology is indeed impressive, they still adhere to the laws of physics and the extradition treaty of the warp.

Therefore, to maintain the normal operation of an Ark world, it is necessary to have one hundred to two hundred "vassal worlds" providing various resources.

Because of the convenience of the network, these one or two hundred colony planets of the Aidaling race, marked according to the Empire's star map, may be scattered across the five major star regions.

This is how conflicts arise.

From the Empire's perspective, these white bean sprouts are crazy. With only a couple hundred soldiers stationed here, they dare to claim that the world belongs to them. Why don't you just say that all the planets in the Milky Way belong to you?

With our ancestors above, this magnificent Milky Way truly belongs to my family...

No matter how tough the Eldar are, they are soft on the outside. Especially since the Ark Eldar are already weak, what else can they do but back down?

Just bear with it. At worst, I'll retaliate a little and that'll be enough.

The debate over why you built a fortress on top of my web portal and why you opened a web portal in my fortress will remain unresolved for another ten thousand years.

Therefore, Kaz speculated that there might be some Eldar ruins or relics of the ancient Eldar Empire on the planet. Black Sprout dared not launch a large-scale military campaign because the conspiracy group that knew this information did not have the strength to take over the Empire's planetary world by itself without wooing other conspiracy groups.

So, they used the enemy's strength against them by hiring mercenaries to lead the charge.

These black bean sprouts were just unlucky; they encountered trouble caused by cultists, turning a proper racial war into a small-scale brawl.

"You can ask."

Isera was feeling incredibly uncomfortable.

"So what relics do you want to reclaim?"

???

!!!

Atansar's warrior was stunned; the topic was taking such a huge leap.

No, how did he know...?

"It's okay, you can remain silent if you don't want to answer."

It's not that I want to stay silent, I just don't know!

Ysera was getting a little frustrated. All she wanted to do was show off in front of others, so why was it so difficult to do something like that in front of this Astartes?

But Katz was no longer in the mood to chat with Ysera.

The emperor's ruthless nature, bestowed upon Astartes the character of a scoundrel who uses people and then discards them, is what we generally call pragmatism.

Now that we know who orchestrated this war, the rest is much easier.

Kill the black bean sprouts, expel the Kruts, and then purge the cultists.

Huh, is Kaz still half asleep or is he a little dizzy from eating too much porridge? Black bean sprouts are so easy to kill, the Empire would have done it a long time ago, why would it be his turn?

Although Trois's skills were somewhat lacking and he couldn't make the Chaos traitors repent, he at least managed to get them to talk.

The Chaos War Gang actually had more detailed intelligence than the Empire did.

The root cause of the conflict between the Chaos War Gang and the cultists lies here.

The Chaos Astartes wanted to drive mortals to excavate ruins, and these traitors also discovered that there were good things buried beneath the planet. Whether they were civilians of the Empire or followers of Chaos, it didn't matter what they were doing, they just got to work.

The cult's leaders only wanted to cause trouble, big trouble, and longed for the destructive power of the warp to bestow divine grace.

Therefore, there is an irreconcilable conflict between the two parties regarding the use of human resources.

If it weren't for the cult leaders' fear of being beheaded by Chaos Astartes if they left the capital city, this hive controlled by the Empire wouldn't have lasted three years at all.

The presence of the Krutians also suppressed the spread of the Chaos Cult's influence, so the warp concentration on the planet remained low, and the warp power was completely unable to provide these Chaos Cult members with much positive feedback.

And so the war stalled.

Why am I not surprised at all that this chaotic alien guarding the nation's gates is dying for the country?

What Katz really found amiss was that Black Sprout actually had the patience to let Krut fight on the front lines for three years while he remained hidden in the background, observing the situation.

This isn't the style of black bean sprouts.

This is certainly not the style of the Dark Eldar; it's clearly the style of the Jesters.

There was no such thing as a fateful encounter; it was just a matter of cleverness and ingenuity.

The five giants of the subspace were discussing their strategies, and although Chogogi couldn't sit at the table, he was qualified to listen in.

With the five evil gods making peace, the Laughing God discovers an opportunity to change his fate.

Atansar can still be saved!

The Eye of Fear was originally blown up in the former imperial capital of the Adarin race.

As for what the Adarin, the overlords of the galaxy, have in their own capital, others may not know, but surely Chogochi knows?

Morgana is already under Slaanesh's watchful eye. Under normal circumstances, this Phoenix Lord will never be able to reach the truth of saving Atansar. This is the Dark Prince's malice, and the Lady of Pleasure's mockery.

Qiao Gaoqi was powerless to do anything about it.

However, the confrontation between the Emperor and the Four Gods, and the deal between the God of Laughter and the Child of the Stars, have loosened the previously fixed future and changed the course of the River of Destiny.

Atansar can still be saved, the Eldar can still be saved, and the Eldar gods are left with only himself and the imprisoned Isha. Chogoki will not let any opportunity slip by.

The emblem of the Ark of Atans means "broken chain," and its origin comes from the Eldar myth of Kurnus and Isa's escape from Cain's dungeon.

Class representative, pay attention!

What are the primacy and uniqueness of subspace?

It is precisely because this Ark world is Atanza that Slaanesh is determined to crush it within the Eye of Terror.

Broken chains, damn broken chains! Whose chains are you trying to break?

But crisis can also be an opportunity, and only the symbolic and ritualistic Atanza can retrieve the old woman's sword.

The world of Atanza's Ark won't last much longer, otherwise the prophet of Atanza wouldn't have tricked Ysera and the young people around her.

However, the situation is not so bad, because within the Eye of Terror, there is a massive armory that survived the raging warp storm that completely destroyed the capital of the Eldarin Empire when the Slaanesh were born.

Qiao Gaoqi knew where the old woman's world, where this armory was located, was.

However, Chogochi was merely a laughing god; he did not possess the Eldar key required to open the armory.

But it doesn't matter.

On this planet, within the Spirit Clan's temple hidden in a dimensional rift, there's a certain unlucky soul trapped in a soul stone—he knows it.

Chogochi was unable to move on his own; Slaanesh was not only staring at Moragan, but also at him.

So the Jesters were the catalyst, the Eldar were the pawns, and the Krut were the discarded pawns. By taking advantage of the blind spots around Kaz and the exclusivity of Qorn's prophecy, Ysera had a good chance of obtaining the crucial Soulstone before Slaanesh could react.

There was absolutely no need for Claudius to give any hints; the brilliance of this game lay in the fact that Ysera was a Warlock.

Once she touches that Soul Stone, this elite member of the Eldar race on the Ark of Atansar will naturally understand everything.

The plan is complete; the only obstacle is that Katz guessed correctly again.

There really is a second Chaos Wizard planning his own ascension ritual.

Chogochi went to great lengths to reduce the subspace concentration on the planet in order to use the veil of reality to shield himself from the Slaanesh's spying.

The Laughing God doesn't care about the lives of ordinary humans, but he won't allow anything to hinder the great plan to revive the Aidaling race.

O Chaos Astartes, you have found your way to death.

"That guy."

"Boss."

Ysera and Choun exchanged a glance through their respective tactical helmets, signaling for the other to speak first.

Okay, if you won't tell me, I will.

"We're in trouble."

"You're in trouble."

Ok?

Ah!

Kaz's patriarchal manner was completely different from that of the veterans of the Silver Skull Hall, and Qon didn't dislike him; in fact, he developed a strange dependence on him.

Therefore, the Tech Sergeant decided to take this opportunity to reveal his psychic prophetic talent.

“Isera is a guest, let her speak first.”

“I foresee a huge threat lurking in your so-called capital city, Nest City. If we don’t deal with it quickly, the consequences will be dire.”

Kaz nodded, indicating that Qiongen could speak.

Hmm, ah, uh.

"Our promethium reserves are insufficient."

After all, Qiongen was really just a child among the Astartes, and he inexplicably felt that he had lost. The young technical sergeant made up an excuse to get by.

At the same time, the oracle array on the ship also received feedback.

The degree of subspace energy in the location of the capital city is fluctuating greatly, which clearly indicates that something is performing a ritual.

Is it coming? It's coming, isn't it? Fearless, the four of us will go!

Ha, warp evil spirit, who do you think you're facing?

Kaz is an Astartes trained by the Wasteland Wings Chapter. Can you even call a warship below a cruiser a ship?

Who wants to play a mission where they're guaranteed to die?

Smash Shicun No. 1.

Ah!

The Imperial Navy was a bit dumbfounded. Was the Malice Soldier really that audacious?

Oh.

If you're not going to smash our Navy ship, then do as you please.

The cultists had planned the uprising long ago, and the capital city and its surrounding land-based air defense facilities fell almost intact into the hands of these chaotic traitors. If the support fleet's destroyers and frigates dared to approach the airspace above the capital city, they would be shot down in no time.