The Astartes Family's Notebook

General Dai Guan was somewhat convinced; those human super soldiers were indeed very difficult to deal with.

If they could stage a well-coordinated match-fixing incident, maybe...

“Those alien insects are indeed very annoying to me. Very well, since that’s the case, you will act as my special envoy and go to negotiate with them.”

Just as Kaz was leading his gang brothers to put out fires everywhere, trying to rebuild a new defensive line under the mad siege of the Tyranids, the long-lost old governor was sent back to the bedroom where he was kidnapped by the Necromancer.

"???"

"!!!"

"Father, you're not dead!"

"Oh, it's Xiao Si. Put down the gun. I'm back on important business. I don't have time to argue with you about the governor's position."

"Father, I can't let go."

"Given the current situation, why should I fight you for it? Take me to see Lord Samar. I have important business to discuss. I'm siding with the Space Necromancers."

"Dad, I miss you so much."

"Get lost."

Although the Terran Zerg tailored the Warrior Zerg—a creature somewhere between a high-level unit and a nodal creature—to serve as military commanders in small-scale battles, based on their battlefield performance on Astartes in the later stages of the Second War.

However, in the eyes of Astartes, who had received proper systematic training, the Warrior Insect was not very effective.

Let alone a natural-born battle maniac like Kaz who can kill a samurai bug with one hand, even a technical sergeant like Qiongen would have a hard time losing in a one-on-one fight.

Once the leader of the samurai insect is killed, the gun insects and knife insects will instantly lose their will to fight.

Compared to the previous command method where orders were directly issued by the vanguard's Hive Will, the emergence of nodal creatures has indeed brought about an increase in efficiency, but it has also made the Terran more and more like greenskins.

When the orc warlord is beheaded, the green-skinned orcs will scatter and flee; when the node unit is killed, the Terran creatures will also scatter in disarray.

It's fair to say that there are pros and cons to each approach, and the pros and cons are mixed.

Without the assistance of ordinary soldiers to fill in the gaps, even if Astartes achieves a local advantage on the battlefield, it cannot convert it into a strategically effective score.

It was under these circumstances that Katz learned that the Space Necromancer had released the old governor in preparation for negotiating with him.

If it were a loyalist with the Astartes Bible ingrained in their mind, they might already be furious and want to kill the traitor.

But Kawhi Leonard is such a pragmatic person.

Since the Necromancer wants to negotiate, then let's negotiate.

If the price is right, even if it means Kars has to cooperate with the Space Necromancers, using the blatant heresy title of "Destroyer of Destruction" as a scapegoat would be quite acceptable.

At worst, I can just give up the Blood Duck outfit.

Chapter 472 Unique Art Style

Our company commander once taught us: experience generates strength, and wise experience always comes in the form of lessons, and scars are its manifestation.

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Peaks breed false support, twilight reveals devout believers.

When the guild was sweeping all before them, whatever the guild leader Samar said went, and everyone could tolerate him casually killing a few disobedient members.

However, with the overwhelming force of the Zerg army, many Chaos Astartes were already considering the details of parting ways.

There was no way around it; they were all too familiar with this situation.

What's the difference between a Chaos Astartes who doesn't want to ascend to demonic power and a salted fish?

However, to ascend to the level of a demon, one must first achieve results, and to achieve results and gain the favor of the destructive power, one must have many brothers.

What should I do if my brother doesn't produce any real results?

They hijacked it.

Although Kaz hasn't done anything to betray his "class" so far, the Chaos Astartes are all too familiar with this opening move.

Haha, short-sighted.

Your brother Samar wants to ascend to demonhood; it's just a matter of saying hello. Does he need to sacrifice his teammates?

I don't care, it looks like it anyway.

At this point, having control of the expeditionary fleet in advance became Kaz's biggest trump card.

At least until the fleet came to pick up the Astartes and help them retreat, the superficial brotherhood was maintained.

Dude, you're all saying that, right?

Although the old governor was quite old, he had served as governor for so many years, and his speech was still clear and logical.

There is no trust between space necromancers and humans. Asking someone to kill a few named space necromancers is tantamount to courting death.

So the old governor sincerely confessed his sins to Katz.

“I have failed to uphold my faith in the God-Emperor; I am guilty.”

"But I cannot stand by and watch my compatriots die in vain."

"Loss is tolerable, but failure is unforgivable."

“I will keep in mind the teachings of His Majesty the Holy Emperor.”

"My lord, please consider this carefully. In the face of the threat of the Zerg aliens, joining forces with the Necromancers is a last resort."

Katz watched the old governor perform quietly.

There are too many flaws...

But what does it matter?

Everyone's just putting on an act, that's all there is to it.

"Your new master sent you back just to say this?"

"Forehead......"

The old governor's face instantly turned ugly.

Look at how Kaz characterizes him: the new master. Isn't this blatantly calling him a traitor who betrayed the human empire?

"Don't be nervous. I won't kill you this time. Go back and tell them that as long as you send the Star Army from the mining world back, I will acknowledge the sincerity of your new master."

Kaz's demands might seem excessive, quite excessive, but given the overwhelming Tyranid army, they don't seem so excessive after all.

Because of the vanguard's indiscriminate attacks, General Daiguan had to fight against the mad dog-like Tyranid units while also guarding against the Terran Astral Army, whose defenses were tightening and who might stab him in the back at any moment.

Even if it's just a feigned encounter to lure the Astronauts out of their fortified positions and kill them, that would still be a good option.

Furthermore, weighing the pros and cons, sending millions of Astral Army soldiers back to the main planet from the mining world would be a highly effective way to weaken the Tyranids.

People are used to compromising like this. If you want to open a window in a house, other people will most likely not agree.

But, right? You all understand, right? Yeah.

The old governor genuinely wanted to get his good friend to handle the matter.

So the whole thing never mentioned using someone else to do the dirty work; it was just a simple "The Great Lord asked me to pass on a message to you," as if he was just working for a truce between the space undead and humans.

This involves a very troublesome technical detail.

It's true that space necromancy represents the materialistic technological ceiling of the real universe, but any change in vectors will inevitably come at the cost of energy.

The space necromancers can open a portal from the mining world to the main planet; it's not difficult for them.

However, the space teleportation technology of the Necromancers is based on the material foundation of their metallic bodies.

In layman's terms, this portal is for metal skeletons to pass through; if fleshy skeletons were to pass through rashly, the flesh would easily separate from the skeleton.

Wait, didn't a lot of adventurers sneak into the tomb world through dimensional portals?

That can't be the same!

That's where the French Emperor rests in peace.

When two races with absolutely no foundation of trust try to cooperate, problems arise at every turn.

The old governor had tried his best to coordinate, but the results were not very good.

So Kars, you damn well better hurry up and ask the Demon Dormitory, we're about to get stuck!!!

I won't!!!

From beginning to end, Kaz never had the idea of ​​relying on external factors to win or lose. If he messed up, he would just return to the Golden Throne. We Astartes men are not afraid of that.

Samar is incompetent; the "Destroyer's Blade" has led to the downfall of his army and the country, leaving the Celestial Venerable no choice but to step down.

A small note floated down from above the clown's head in a bizarre and abrupt manner. The old thief of the Spirit Clan did not reach out to catch it, but only glanced at it out of the corner of his eye and saw the contents written on it.

The master of all changes?

In fact, many members of the Aidaling tribe also worship the Four Gods.

Don't laugh, it's true.

Even Slaanesh has his own sycophants who, adhering to the principle of joining forces when they can't win, fawn over him and become his accomplices.

Unlike humans, the Eldar ancestors were truly wealthy. During the heyday of the Eldar Empire, the Phoenix King Asu was far more powerful than the Emperor.

The True God of Chaos?

Dare to step forward and show your skills?

Although the divine positions in the subspace are permanent, anyone who dares to suggest sending the Four Little Vendors back 60 million years to challenge the Star Gods and Ancient Saints will likely end up with a brand new Chaos Egg.

Therefore, the attitude of the clown, a powerful member of the Adaline race, towards Tzeentch is actually quite neutral.

What does Lan Gugu want to do after finding herself?

They're not doing anything, just being generous with other people's money, since Sinai is paying for it anyway.

On the surface, this situation appears to be a scenario where the Five Gods jointly protect the Great General and launch a head-on attack on the vanguard of the Great Devourer.

But things have developed to this point, and anyone with eyes can see it.

Replicas, replicas, those four old Chaos beings in the Warp can't come up with any new tricks other than replicas.

What they truly care about is planting the seeds of corruption and decay in the Tyranids.

That cursed one is the emperor that humans talk about, you've heard of him, right?

Primarch, the Great Expedition, you've heard of them, right?

Look at the Terran Zerg, doesn't it give you a sense of déjà vu, like the return of swallows?

Hehe, don't even mention it, really don't even mention it. The Emperor is skilled in bio-alchemy, while the Great Devourer is skilled in genetic engineering. The Emperor created the Primarchs, the Imperial Guard, and the Astartes, while the Great Devourer created the Norn Queen, the Norn Apostles, and the Hive Tyrant.

How can they be so similar?

A temporary victory or defeat means nothing. Don't always think that remaking classics is just rehashing old material. Only successful examples that have stood the test of history are worthy of being called classics, and only classics are worth remaking.

That makes sense, doesn't it?

The Emperor's thoughts are too hard to guess, but the thoughts of the four Chaos Gods are very clear and definite. What Great Devourer? Just a Zerg "Nios" from another place.

They're just using the same methods they used against the Emperor on the Terran Zerg again.

It can also verify some guesses.

The clown dared not make a decision on his own, so he used a secret technique of the Spirit Clan to contact the God of Laughter.

Qiao Gaoqi's reply was also very direct: he agreed.

Whether Tzeentch's reputation is good or bad is a distraction.

If Blue Gugu is willing to lend a hand in the Atansar Ark world matter, then Qiao Gaoqi's plan can jump from a 50/50 chance to a 99% chance.

It's worth following.

The Necromancers' portals in space could kill humans instantly if they left, and even the Emperors coveted the Eldar's web-based technology.

Coincidentally, there happens to be a network gate in the mining world that is in an excited state.

Ironically, the one who framed Ysera, this up-and-coming clown, happened to be a renowned academic in the ancient Eldar empire's online world.

Sending the million Star Guardians that Kaz desperately needed back to the home planet was not a difficult task.

The core objective is to help humanity survive for three months and assist Katz in detonating the stellar hemorrhoids.