The Astartes Family's Notebook

Suddenly, Kaz felt a jolt in his head, and he instantly realized what was happening.

Star God Fragments, Blackrock Fortress, God-Eating Cannon...

My own bouncing bombs can only trigger a solar storm that disrupts wireless communications, but if I were to take Blackrock Fortress and fire it at a star...

Believe it or not, it seems like it might actually work!

Anyway, the main force of the expeditionary fleet is still intact. Let's go to the mining world via the network first and take down the space necromancers. After we get the Star God fragments, let's hurry up and cause trouble at Blackrock Fortress.

The more I think about it, the more feasible it seems!

Tch~~

Even the Celestial Venerable is too lazy to laugh anymore.

Chapter 474 Ancient Terra Classics

"Master, is this okay? I've had you tattooed with 'Loyalty to the Country' for ten hours already!"

"Almost done, just two more words."

"Serve the country?"

"Congratulations."

"You started getting your tattoos from the time of the smoke signals!"

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Ultimately, they'll have to rely on Astartes' extraordinary military prowess to carry out a decapitation strike.

It's the same every time, every single time. When faced with something they can't handle, they just tell Astartes to die, then turn around and criticize Greater Astartesism. What kind of logic is that?

In the battle, brothers from different factions fight side by side, and no one thinks about these things. At worst, they'll just die on the golden throne.

But the War Gang is different; the culture is different, the atmosphere is different.

Katz wants to gather his canned goods under his command to pull off a big heist. Simply shouting slogans won't work; he must present the facts and reason while simultaneously setting up a scheme.

They've all fallen into a chaotic mess. Aside from that bit of brotherhood, who the hell doesn't harbor some resentment?

Astartes are not afraid of death. Except for a small number of people who have been influenced by the warp forces and consider self-centeredness as a matter of course, even those who are bad canned goods mixed with the Eye of Terror, the vast majority of them are not afraid of death.

However, I cannot die for the sake of the human empire.

While it's true that aliens guarding the borders and heretics dying for their country is the norm in the Warhammer universe...

It took Kaz a lot of effort to finally reach a conclusion with the Sixteen Arhats.

Wait, aren't they the Eighteen Arhats?

Two people died.

Speaking to people in a human language and to ghosts in a ghost language are considered basic social skills for the old popsicles of Guterra.

But at this moment, Kars desperately longed to return to the Wings of Desolation and live a communal life.

too tired.

Physical fatigue is nothing compared to mental exhaustion.

Despite not making the wrong choice, they were driven to the brink of despair by the Terran Zerg's unassuming yet brute force.

They could have simply abandoned everything and left; this was a power granted to the Astartes by the Empire, a sacred military freedom that military law could not constrain.

But Katz didn't want to give up.

He's just numb, not used to it.

I can't get used to it at all, how could I possibly get used to this hellish galaxy of ravines!

After actually playing three matches, Kaz no longer had any mystical bias against the Terran Zerg.

Putting aside their sheer numbers, which even the Empire despaired over, the Terran Zerg are really nothing special.

The problem is, I can't let it go.

Pheromones are merely a good means of identity verification. Let's not even mention planetary levels. Using continental plates to distinguish them and relying on pheromones that travel through the air to transmit messages, especially military intelligence, is completely unreliable.

Solar storms affect everything on the host star equally.

Human wireless communication has been paralyzed, and we are now relying entirely on wired communication methods.

The Tyranids are also having a tough time; the node creatures' control over ordinary Tyranid war beasts has been suppressed by the intense solar radiation.

This is a rare strategic window of opportunity. Once the solar storm subsides, the Terran Zerg, now under unified command, will launch an even more ferocious attack.

"So we took the Internet route, went to the mining world, stole the Space Necromancer's treasure, boarded the ship, and left."

Sure, that's very much in line with the "Warrior Gang" spirit.

[Mitsudo!] has finally shown its true colors...

More than a third of the Chaos Astartes actually felt a sense of relief.

This spy is really troublesome. He's finally been exposed. Samar's goal is the Star God Fragment!

Huh, even the Chaos Astartes of the Eye of Terror knows about the Star God Fragments?

Look at what they're saying. Although the material living conditions inside the Eye of Fear are not great, their information network is top-notch.

Although non-professional programmers may not be able to distinguish between JavaScript and Java, the "chaos cans" (a term used to describe people who are confused about the nature of things) are also unclear about what kind of god the Star God is.

However, anything associated with God should be considered to originate from the same destructive power.

When the War of Heaven began, the Star God faction had thousands of members of various factions. However, towards the end, C'Tan suffered a brutal infighting, with its numbers dwindling to less than three digits.

Otherwise, how would the space necromancers possibly rebel against their masters?

The Silent King did indeed put many Star God fragments into energy rings to make Star God brand batteries, but for various reasons, quite a few Star God fragments also flowed into the subspace.

Natural treasures belong to those with virtue.

If it's for the Star God Fragments, then all of Samar's actions as "Destroyer of the Hall" make sense.

Not only did Chaos Can think this way, but the undercover agents of Dark Angels also thought so.

It's finally right! It's finally right! A great villain disguised as a loyalist!

Those who know me say I am worried; those who do not know me ask what I seek.

It was precisely the Star Force soldiers who had just withdrawn from the mining world who knew the current state of that place.

Therefore, we pay our highest respects to Kars, to the Astartes, and to the great rebels of the Empire.

The eagle salute performed by these ordinary soldiers was sincere and heartfelt.

Most of the Blood Duck Fighting Gang's canned goods don't deserve such treatment.

Kaz didn't understand why he was suddenly getting emotional, and he just felt really bored.

Frustrated, disappointed, conflicted... Fine, I'll stop thinking about everything and just go all out. At worst, I'll just return to the golden throne.

It's understandable if you don't understand; the Supreme Heaven's methods have always been like this. With a gentle nudge to the mind, things are basically done.

The Celestial Venerable frowned slightly.

How did Slaanesh get mixed up with Khorne?

Manipulating Kars' emotions wasn't something Tzeentch did. The great demons under the Lord of Change often stirred up trouble, lied, and deceived people, but the Celestial Lord, despite his many riddles, never told illogical lies.

Your divine deity is always telling the truth even when lying.

The Emperor, why don't you come out and do something about it? Your son is being messed with by those two.

......

With a clown leading the way, the Astartes' journey back to the mining world went relatively smoothly.

Advancing in the opposite direction of the Astronauts' retreat, with cover along the way, it could barely be called a covert operation, at least until entering the Tomb World.

But Katz showed no optimism whatsoever.

Combat intelligence work should be the top priority for Astartes.

Otherwise, why would a battle barge, with a tonnage comparable to a battleship, only be able to accommodate three companies of Space Marines, while a cruiser would be cramped even to fit one company?

It's training equipment, it's weaponry.

The loyalist factions on the Empire's side, once they have determined their tactical objectives in advance, will make targeted equipment changes and choose the weapons and equipment with the highest destructive efficiency to fight.

So don't be fooled by the seemingly solid base stats of the Astartes; the Space Marines are essentially playing special attack tactics.

Unfortunately, the Blood Duck Warband lacks the various Astartes-specific equipment that are strictly controlled under the Imperial system.

Go to the tomb world, even a few hundred people can't gather ten sets of Terminator armor.

This may seem absurd, but it doesn't actually conform to the basic principles of the Astartes.

Strangely, Katz and his group seemed to have divine assistance.

They actually managed to delve deep into the tomb world of the Necromancer Dynasty in space and found the Star God fragment locked inside the Dimensional Cube.

Something's not right. Something must be wrong.

Kaz's intuition was screaming warnings, but his surging emotions and boiling killing intent meant the battlefield environment wouldn't allow him to stay and think.

In fact...

Forget about the facts. Apart from the Necromancer and the Clown, everyone present was an outsider. They were all Astartes guys, so why pretend to be civilized?

The claim that they found the dimensional cube that bound the fragments of the Star God is just a embellished and beautified narrative.

This thing was taken down by the Astartes from a giant, seemingly expensive piece of equipment.

With the Astartes' goods in hand, the crowned general finally stopped acting.

The crucial core assets of the Tomb World have been stolen; if he doesn't take action soon, it would be a dereliction of duty.

Therefore, under the encirclement and interception of the high-level units of the Necromancers in space, Kaz and his group had no possibility of returning the way they came.

They could only fight and retreat, seeking another way out.

Under the deliberate guidance of the crowned general, the super soldiers of the human empire unsurprisingly infiltrated the slumbering grounds of the other crowned and named figures of the Necromancer Dynasty.

To those time travelers aspiring to make a living through space necromancy, let me tell you: space necromancy is not invincible; it can only be resurrected. There's a lot more to it than meets the eye.

For example, the famous street urchin of the galaxy, the Endless One Tarasin of the Nihilak dynasty, the unofficial chaptermaster of the Silver Skull Chapter, has a real record of being killed dozens of times.

Death is real death, and life is real life.

The root cause lies in Tarasim's control of the highest authority in the world of the Solemnas tombs.

Amazing phase technology, amazing dimensional technology, amazing personality memory transmission technology.

Space necromancers have no souls; when the fearful of death undergoes biological transformation, their souls are already devoured by the star gods.

Therefore, their so-called personality and self are merely more sophisticated logical codes.

Does that sound familiar? It's about hating intelligence.

Although the technical approaches differ, the underlying logic is the same.

Whether it's completely destroying the physical backup or damaging the personality memory storage device, it can cause real damage to high-level units of the Necromancer in space.

Just as a person dies when killed, a space necromancer will also perish if it kills multiple times or kills thoroughly enough.

That was exactly what General Dai Guan was planning: to use Astartes to eliminate other dynastic nobles whose authority was above his own.

With the help of an inside man, Katz and his group inadvertently accomplished a remarkable feat: they deleted more than a dozen crowned and named members of the Necromancer's Dynasty.

What a magnificent achievement!

However......

Just as they were about to leave the tomb world located in the dimensional rift and return to the real universe, the clown suddenly made a move and snatched the dimensional cube that sealed the fragments of the star god. Then, with a speed that made the Astartes see a blur, he ran away, leaving behind a trail of afterimages.

"??!!!"

Kaz was completely dumbfounded.

Dude, what kind of speed is that? With that kind of skill, go play with those golden corns in the Terra Palace, why are you bullying us Astartes?

[Destroyer of the Hall] had never suffered such a loss before, and immediately led his brothers from the War Gang to begin the hunt.

Ada the Clown is indeed a fast runner, but even among the Astartes of the Blood Duck Warband, who are all highly skilled, the Imperial Guards would be overwhelmed if they were alone, let alone a mere Bean Sprout.