The Astartes Family's Notebook

We haven't lost yet, at least we haven't lost everything.

Due to tactical arrangements, the Void Sea Battle, which should have taken place before the ground war, was omitted because of Kaz's avoidance.

The expeditionary fleet still possessed considerable size and was qualified to clash with the Terran Zerg's bio-ships.

This time, however, even the fallen angels felt that Kars had gone a bit overboard.

While the Tyranid vanguard could not compare in size to the proper tentacle branches, it still numbered in the thousands of bio-warships comparable to the battleships and cruisers of the Terran Empire, not to mention countless other smaller warship units.

How can we fight? We can't even scratch it.

However, Warhammer Universe's excellent matchmaking system quickly came into play.

Don't panic, the Necromancers' graveyard fleet is here.

General with a crown...

They should now be called the hegemons of a dynasty.

Forget it, I need to keep a low profile.

Astartes launched a surprise attack on the Tomb World, causing immense damage to the Necropolis.

The material carrier of the Rebirth Protocol was destroyed, and a large number of crowned and named individuals within the dynasty perished in their sleep. According to the principle of succession, the crowned general automatically acquired the corresponding authority.

If it weren't for the need for a holy and wise Emperor to repair the Rebirth Protocol, the Crowned General might even have considered the procedural justice of his coronation.

However, the benefits were real: with more authority, the legacy of those former colleagues could finally be used by General Dai Guan.

Hey, looting the crates is so much fun!

Do you like my Tomb Fleet?

The pursuit of Katz is the legal basis for General Dai Guan's actions.

While I sincerely thank the Astartes for their selfless dedication to their path to power, you humans should understand the principle of "sharing a cup of gold but not sparing a blade of steel."

"You have a fine head; may I borrow it?"

Then, Katz suddenly realized.

"Sail the ship over there and use the Zerg bio-ships to shield us from the Necromancers' pursuit."

How could such a crude scheme succeed?

The Hive's will isn't stupid... Holy crap, it actually worked!

On the expeditionary fleet's side, the captains and commanders were dumbfounded. What was going on? They couldn't understand it at all.

What else could it be? The Zerg vanguard has been stressed out.

Unlike the distant Tentacles and the Great Branch, the Vanguard Army genuinely experienced the warm hospitality of the local monsters and demons in the Misty Starfield.

When the Necromancer summoned the Graveyard Fleet, those unpleasant memories once again wounded the vanguard will of the Hive's will.

Forget about those crappy little ships of the human empire, let's take down those space necromancers first!

Ha! The dynasty's technology is unparalleled in the world; mere biomass warships are nothing but... compared to the tomb fleet.

What the hell!

General Dai Guan is numb again.

When fighting in Void Naval Battles, the Terran Zerg never use those fancy, useless maneuvering tricks; their simple, unadorned wall-like charges are just damn effective.

The Necromancer's Graveyard Ships can indeed perform inertia-free maneuvers, and their powerful ships and cannons are quite impressive. But when the Terran Zerg's bio-ships roll in like a three-dimensional net, who will be the fisherman and who will be the catch?

If it really comes down to a head-on fight, General Dai Guan actually has a chance of winning.

The ships he urgently summoned were all private collections of other crowned and named figures within the dynasty. They were high-level undead with self-maintenance capabilities, terrifying war weapons that could still be turned on and used after 60 million years of weathering.

If they're willing to engage in hand-to-hand combat, the vanguard of the Zerg fleet might not necessarily be able to escape unscathed from the Graveyard fleet.

However, the problem lies not on the front lines, but in the calculations of human nature.

Our dynasty is no ordinary impoverished family; besides this final resting place of the Emperor, there are many other tomb worlds within the star sector.

The death of his colleague... While General Daiguan was certainly saddened by the death of his former colleague, it was Astartes who did it, and it had nothing to do with him.

But if the Tomb Fleet is lost, General Dai Guan will have to take the blame himself.

No, that's not appropriate. That's really inappropriate.

In particular, the Rebirth Agreement needs to be repaired after the Emperor awakens; before that, the Crowned General only has one life.

When General Dai Guan discovered that the Tyranids were capable of destroying the Graveyard Ship, he became somewhat timid.

But since a real firefight has already taken place, it's not so easy to break free from the combat.

After years of diligent study and practice, Kaz finally taught himself fleet command. Although he suffered considerable losses, he ultimately succeeded in leading the expeditionary fleet through the encirclement of the Tyranid Zerg's bio-ships.

Meanwhile, the Necromancers of Space and the Will of the Hive unexpectedly found themselves in a state of being stuck in one direction but unable to do so, much to the amusement of the Celestial Venerable.

This really wasn't part of the plan. Katz played his cards right, what a promising talent! How did he become a Squib? Our Crystal Maze University doesn't accept Muggles...

By successfully using an opponent's strength against them, the Blood Duck Gang regained some of its reputation, and it seemed to be doing well again, as if the previous brutal Astartes Civil War had never happened.

Leaving now, regardless of the mess in this galaxy, the brothers still believe that Brother Samar can lead everyone to continue to grow stronger and create new glories.

Boss, let's go.

Let's go, boss, don't hesitate.

But the Word Bearers, the Iron Warriors, Ovisa, Taliman, and the new recruits are still in Zhao Akada's Forging Temple.

As long as the green hills remain, there will always be firewood to burn. Brother Samar is wise and insightful. With our support, in just thirty to fifty years, we can build up any kind of war alliance.

Boss, let's go.

At this moment, all the destructive powers focused their attention on Kaz.

Once you leave, you'll be free to soar like birds in the sky and swim like fish in the vast sea. Little General, your success is built on the bones of countless others.

The Divine Emperor remained silent, merely weighing the pros and cons.

Kaz was under the watchful eyes of too many gods. He thought he could manipulate and play around among the forces of chaos, but little did he know that this was precisely the usual tactic of the true gods of chaos.

I can't break free, I can't escape, I can't let go.

Turning back is too difficult.

In the end, can you really make such a clear distinction between "The Blade of Destruction" and "Katz Samar"?

It's true that taking a step back can open up a whole new world, but what is the price to pay?

Kars was actually forced into a life-altering cycle by the kindness of his "brothers" in the Warband.

My heart is heavy, and it's incredibly difficult to speak.

"Don't go."

Kaz sighed and slumped into the largest chair in the assembly hall.

"Trois, recall the new recruits."

"Those of you who want to leave, form your own groups. The fleet will be split in two; those who wish to leave can do so on their own."

"This time, I'm not leaving."

As Katz made his decision, the loving father let out a simple, honest laugh and stopped paying attention.

The Dark Prince offered a thought-provoking exclamation, then turned his attention to other battlefields of the great game.

Jianqi chuckled and gave the Emperor a meaningful look, but didn't contradict him.

Only the Master liked it more and more the more he looked at it.

However, the Blood God respected the hero's decision.

Even by Astartes standards, Khaz is already a fully capable adult Space Marine.

Since Kars himself chose to fight to the very end, Khorne had nothing but praise for him.

Let us witness the final dance of a hero as he departs.

Chapter 476 The Drag-Knife Tactic

Is it possible to find a word whose very existence is solely for the purpose of indiscriminately and viciously insulting people of all ages?

Yes, you can.

Women.

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The destructive forces of the warp are all scoundrels.

When you can't have something, you're always restless; once you get it, you feel bored and unfulfilled.

Kars is qualified to become the Eternal Chosen, yet it is unlikely that he will become the Eternal Chosen.

Because there's another brother, Dun, above Brother Ka.

As long as Brother Dun holds up the banner of the Eye of Fear, no one can challenge his position.

If you can't have it, then destroy it?

Anyway, the Emperor and the Master have already placed a heavy bet to snatch him, plus the magical Waaaaagh energy.

Even without the story of the three gods choosing each other, if any one of the Celestial, the Lady, or the Compassionate Father adds a little bit of influence, Kars will be transformed into a Chaos Egg.

After all, content creators are essentially begging for money, while the big spenders in the live stream room have real offline abilities.

When Khaz decided to stay and fight the vanguard of the Tyranids to the bitter end, the Chaos Gods were left with only two choices.

Either increase your bet and follow the chaotic egg line, or stop and save your pocket money for today.

The loving father has already gotten what he wanted and has no interest in that brat, Kaz.

Slaanesh wanted to teach Kars a lesson, but he was short of money.

So the Celestial Lord discarded the card to give the Emperor face and save Kars' life.

No, how come the loving father has already gotten what he wanted?

Haha, warp capitalists make money by drawing their own K/N/S/T lines. Who the hell is like those ancient Terran supernatural tales where gods have to personally beat up mortals?

Erlang Shen, you agree, right?

The Holy One reaped blood and skulls, Slaanesh gained Tzeentch's promise and the God-King's tacit understanding, but what did the Father of Mercy gain?

All.

The Nurgle plague had long since spread to the main planet along with the Chaos Astartes, and the deaths of a large number of mortals catalyzed this supernatural plague.

Once the Tyranids have recovered these infected biomass...

Peacefulness and shrewdness are not mutually exclusive; the great vision of the Scourge is to be realized through the hands of the Terran Zerg!

As already stated, the arrival of the Tyranids was not a disaster for the Chaos God.

Good things, all good things!

With a light touch, he deflected a heavy blow; the scoundrel no longer cared about this place.

What is Tzeentch, the only one who has a chance to do something, doing?

The Celestial Venerable chose a four-stage tactic.

The Lord of Change is thoroughly enjoying this show. Kaz Boy, now that you've made your choice, please take responsibility for your life.

"Boss, are you really not leaving?"

"Don't go."

Having already experienced one Astartesian civil war aboard the Ishimura, Katz had no interest in fighting a second one.

Having amassed considerable wealth over the years, Kaz gave his brothers who had sided with him during the Civil War a peaceful and amicable separation.

Those who want to leave can leave, and we'll divide the assets.

Life and death are preordained, wealth and honor are determined by fate. You've followed me, Samar, all this way; you should at least leave something behind.

So in the end, all that remained by Katz's side were Choun, Taliman, and the new recruits.

"Don't feel guilty, Trois, you owe me nothing. Take Ovisa and go."