The Astartes Family's Notebook

Even though the Aidalings did indeed lend a helping hand to Kaz at a crucial moment and helped humanity, Kaz Samar, the most loyal racial knight of His Majesty the Holy God Emperor, still did not waver in his human supremacy.

Something doesn't seem right.

Why would the Tyranids fight the Necromancers to the death in the mining world? It doesn't make sense.

The Necromancers in space have a reason to fight to the death to "defend their homeland," but what are the Zerglings after?

Gathering "intelligence" about the undead in space?

If I can't figure it out, I'll stop thinking about it for now.

Light infantry went first, followed by armored forces, and finally various heavy equipment.

After the million-strong Star Guardian Army, along with more than twice that number of logistics personnel and non-combatants such as miners, all withdrew, humanity finally managed to gain a foothold amidst the surging insect swarm on the home planet.

The last stronghold was not captured by the Terran Zerg in one fell swoop.

However, the hive's will doesn't care.

A large number of low-level combat units died—some in battle, some starved, and some had their biomass actively recycled by the Hive Will. On other continental plates of the main planet, giant incubation and recycling pools were established.

The Tyranids are about to begin recycling biomass.

Then General Ka was about to boast about his achievements again.

Because the main force of the expeditionary fleet was still intact, the Terran Zerg did not become arrogant enough to build siphon towers now and send biomass and spoils directly into the sky.

It will get bombed.

In fact, after securing an absolute advantage, the vanguard army split up again.

Compared to the illogical Chaos forces, the tactical and strategic thinking of the Terran Zerg is actually easier to understand.

In three words: a master of manipulation.

Once the Great Devourer makes a judgment, it will carry it out to the end.

The Hive Will assessment suggests that victory can be achieved with only 50 billion combat units, so it would never invest 50.1 billion.

While Katz felt regretful about this, he didn't really have anything to worry about.

Thanks to the previously constructed underground fortifications and railway system, even if a solar storm does occur, it won't be a major problem.

The real problem lies in radio communications and the factory's power system.

The oil enthusiasts in Zhao.Akada had already made preparations for the strong radiation impact.

However, when faced with astronomical disasters, human power is ultimately limited.

The Empire has never lacked loyal and brave men; a destroyer towed that "bouncing bomb" and sent it to blast away the star's hemorrhoids.

With things having come to this point, the Celestial Venerable also gave up the idea of ​​letting Kars use the Demon Dormitory even once.

Fine, it's an old-fashioned phone, but I'll still try to scam you even if you don't have internet access!

This is ridiculous. Did everyone praise you, Kaz, so that you could play happily with these bugs?

You are a crucial tool in our power struggles.

The five giants in the subspace industry have been operating as conglomerates for so many years, and they have never believed in tears; they believe that only hard work and blood can bring wealth.

As for whose blood and sweat, hehe, those who know, know; those who don't, don't ask.

Do they really think the evil gods of the purgatory galaxy are like pathetic, wronged little wives?

So you call yourself the Great Devourer?

As immortal beings whose proof is eternal, how could the Four Chaos Gods not know the upheavals the Tyranids would unleash upon the Infernal Galaxy?

However, for Khorne and Nurgle, the existence of the Tyranids would not have any impact on their company's KPIs.

So these two are actually quite indifferent to the Great Devourer.

If it weren't for the previous negotiations between the five giants, which finally forced the Emperor to compromise, these two gentlemen wouldn't have wanted to join in this round at all.

Chaos corruption takes time, and at this current juncture, the Tyranids, who practice collective ownership of souls, cannot bring any performance improvement to the company of the Master and the Father.

It's already good enough if you don't cause trouble; if you put in more effort, you're just asking for trouble.

As for Slaanesh, it's similar on his side. There are some interests involved, but not many. He can lend a hand, but becoming the main force is out of the question.

The ones with the real core demands are actually the Celestial Venerable and the Emperor.

In fact, after Kaz finished the first two battles, he prevented the Zerg vanguard from overwhelming him in one fell swoop, and the matter was settled.

The reason is simple: the Milky Way is too big. Even if the Tyranids mastered advanced gravity-driven technology, it would take them at least half a century to push through to Macragge.

By then, Karga on the Ultramarines' side would have already dealt with Karadoon's orcs.

They can easily bully Kaz's warband; the Vanguard Army is more than enough in size. But to think they can swallow up the Great Ultramar Space Area, which is in a state of war mobilization, in one fell swoop is wishful thinking.

Tzeentch craves change, is typically unable to bear seeing his brothers suffer, yet fears they driving Land Rovers; he's good at stirring up trouble.

What did the emperor hope to gain from this?

Yes, that's right, that's correct. Delaying the Tyranid vanguard's probing will buy the Empire more time, at least until the 26th Astartes Reconstruction is completed. Otherwise, at this moment, the Empire is really weak and at risk of being wiped out by the Tyranids in one fell swoop.

But the God Emperor's schemes are far more ruthless than the Emperor's; they're not that simple.

Ultimately, it all stems from the mess left behind by the ancient sages and the star gods.

Could this giant devourer have been created by the Star God?

The four Chaos Gods are the rulers of the Warp. Whether they actively acknowledge it or passively condone it, the four true gods of the Warp cannot avoid the fact that they inherited the legacy of the Old Ones.

At least on the issue of preventing the Star Gods from making a comeback, the Chaos forces are a rare exception, standing on the same side as intelligent life in the real universe.

As the War of Heaven reached its final stages, the most powerful Star God, Nightbringer Azagorod, had effectively surpassed his fellow beings, transforming from a cosmic energy life form that devoured the energy of stars into a bizarre being capable of devouring the souls of all intelligent life forms and abstract forces such as intelligence.

In other words, Azagorod the Nightbringer has surpassed the physical limits of the Star Gods and has begun to covet the authority of the High Heavens.

The Eldar patrons glorified themselves, making it seem as if they had won the War of Heaven, and even shamelessly referred to the subsequent civil war between the Eldar gods as the War of Heaven.

But which of the four Chaos Gods doesn't know what really happened back then?

Even Slaanesh knew.

In the later stages of the War of Heaven, although the Ancient Saints' forces had fallen into a complete disadvantage, several civil wars broke out among the Star Gods before the war ended.

It doesn't matter who exactly instigated Azagorod, the Nightbringer, to begin devouring other Star Gods; whether it was the Deceiver Mephistopheles or the Laughing God Chogochi.

Judging from the results, the ancient sage forces never sat idly by and waited for their demise.

Kane, the war god of the Aedalin, is the best example of this.

What kind of righteous god, rooted in the highest heaven, would be shattered into a pile of fragments?

The ancient sage had already figured out how to deal with the Star God and had prepared a countermeasure.

The only problem is that the Celestial faction is progressing faster.

Amidst civil war and intrigue, the hardworking Necromancers of space still managed to achieve a decisive victory over the Old Ones on the front lines...

However, just as the Star Gods were rejoicing at the approaching day of feasting, the Silent King Szalak, who had already discovered the root of the tragedy of the Fearful Ones, rebelled.

As a result, most of the Star Gods were blasted into pieces by the Space Necromancers using a monstrous contraption called the "God-Eating Cannon," and were then sealed away to serve as an energy source.

This is the belated revenge of the long-extinct fearers of death.

The Nightbringers, the Deceivers, and many other renowned and arrogant Star Gods did not escape being imprisoned and forced to generate electricity.

However, there are always exceptions.

For example, the outsiders.

When the undead in space devoured their master, the Outer Being did not participate in that war; it ran away.

What? You actually asked the Celestial Venerable why he knows so much?

Haha, who isn't a fraudster at some point? Hehe.

To dare to watch a meteor shower fall on Earth with an emperor 60 million years ago, and then take a few more steps forward to see what's so strange about a space necromancer battling a star god.

That's the kind of god the Celestial Venerable is!

The Emperor would not obstruct himself on such a crucial matter concerning the survival of the human race. Slaanesh, as a member of the High Heavens and also holding the racial divine office of the Eldar, is naturally on the opposite side of the Star Gods.

Furthermore, Nurgle's authority does not extend to inorganic races such as the Necromancers and Astral Gods.

And terror...

The Master did not care.

With such a golden opportunity, and all the right conditions in place, how could someone who doesn't cause trouble deserve to be called the master of all changes?

Kaz Boy, you've taken so many benefits from me, it's time you did some work.

Who the hell are you?

Kaz looked at the clown wearing the bizarre mask, and his slightly changed impression of the Eldar, which had been somewhat swayed by Ysera's ability to understand human nature, instantly turned negative again.

Sure enough, these bean sprouts deserve to be killed even if they are innocent.

The sunspot was successfully detonated, and a powerful solar storm erupted directly in the direction of the host star and the mining world.

Although the Tyranid bio-ships possess a considerable degree of radiation protection, it would be utter nonsense to say they would be unaffected by astronomical disasters in space.

The Hive Will's mental control over the Vanguard has been weakened.

After all, this was a powerful solar storm that even affected the Necromancer's tomb world located in a dimensional rift.

Therefore, Kaz is planning a large-scale hunt for the creatures of the Terran nodes on the surface of the main planet.

Imperial technology may not be the most advanced, but it is certainly the most durable. The fact that the green-skinned orcs love Imperial junk speaks volumes. Go get the second brother's picks!

Even with the Terren Warbeasts' amazing bio-communication technology affected, the Empire still maintains reliable wired communication methods.

With this slight information advantage, Commander Ka was confident that he could take down several small targets of the Terran combat units within 24 hours.

During this precious period of strategic opportunity, Ysera brought along an Eldarin who dared not even show their face to discuss "serious business."

Sorry, we're not familiar with each other, so let's not talk.

In fact, Isera was also somewhat speechless.

I, Ysera of Atanza, the youngest Warlock in the Ark world, have to prepare a gift before going to study in Alettok, need a letter of recommendation from the old prophet, and even help my fellow Alettok people with their tuition fees.

Lord Clown, your social skills are truly appalling.

Sorry, but when I think of the glorious past of the Eldar Empire, I can't bring myself to bend my back.

"I know how to defeat these alien insects."

Have you heard of C'Tan?

Sitam?

Kaz was taken aback, which surprised the old Eldar man behind the mask, who couldn't help but glance at Ysera.

I didn't, I'm not, don't look at me.

Wow, this canned gorilla food is something else! You actually know about it!

"Since you know, then it's easy to explain."

“In the necropolis of space, fragments of C'Tan exist. And you also know about the Black Rock Fortress outside the galaxy.”

"As long as we can seize these fragments to power Blackrock Fortress, wiping out all the Zerg in one fell swoop will be a piece of cake."

Just because I'm Yunchui doesn't mean you can treat me like an idiot.

Kaz increasingly felt that the old Adalin popsicle in front of him was no good.

At least three Blackrock Fortresses connected in parallel need to have the power to annihilate a star.

The Empire's tech-savvy players have already figured out how to charge and fire the main weapon of a Blackrock Fortress; it's basically equivalent to three hundred Nova Cannons firing in a single salvo.

That's really impressive!

Stop joking. Talking about toxicity without considering dosage is irresponsible, just as talking about power without considering energy consumption is the same.

Compared to the energy consumption that would power a super-large hive city for thousands of years, the destructive effect of three hundred nova cannons is nothing.

If it were truly worthwhile, the Empire would have already been searching the entire galaxy for Blackrock Fortress.

The Celestial Venerable was truly amused by that brat Kars.

Whenever I ask you to do some work, it's either windy or rainy. Is this how things work at Astartes? I'll answer for you first.