As long as you die, you are invincible, but in 40K

OK, now there is another question:

Now, in addition to this Spirit of Vengeance, how many other ships are surrounding the "weakly defended" Comoros?

And, if I'm not mistaken, judging by its appearance, this thing should be the famous "Spirit of Vengeance"? Hasn't it been corrupted for ten thousand years? Why is it in this state now? What exactly happened out there?

Don't tell me that a giant golden human will jump down from above in the next second, grab Asdubal's neck and say to him:

"What rebellion? What failed Great Crusade? What are you talking about, you alien? I've already completed the Webway Project. I'm here to wipe out you, the remnants of the Ancient Elven race."

Fortunately, that did not happen, and only a human messenger was sent to the court of Asdubal on a shuttle.

He was timid, ordinary, and hunchbacked. His clothes were just a few pieces of rags pieced together casually, and there was hardly any good flesh on his exposed skin.

Like a common homeless person in a slum area.

Under normal circumstances, let alone allowing such a person to enter the palace and come before Asdubal, even if he were to see such stolen goods, a group of people would die because of "improper cleaning".

But things are different now. Facing the sword of revenge hanging over his head, and the hungry lady hanging even higher, accompanied by the word "death" at any time, Asdubal chose to retreat.

If he was asked to sacrifice all his close followers, it would not matter. Even if he had to sacrifice the entire Comoros, it would be a decision he had to make with great pain. But now, if he was asked to sacrifice himself.

Sorry, can't do that.

He couldn't imagine how the lady would treat him, a soul that thought itself more delicious than other elves.

So, he took the initiative to stand up from the throne that had drunk countless blood and was piled with countless skulls. He took off his gauntlet and exposed his right hand, which was as pale as his face.

With a pretentious and easygoing attitude that even made him feel a little disgusted, he stretched out his hand and shook the human's palm.

"Tell me what his request is...Comoros always welcomes friends."

My friend, this word seems extremely ironic in today's situation, and can even be described as humiliating.

"I'm sorry, I'm not qualified to negotiate with you on behalf of that adult..."

But the answer he got only made endless anger swirl and accumulate in Asdubal's heart... However, no matter how much he wanted to tear the other person apart at this moment, he always knew:

No, no, Asdubal, you can't risk your life just for a lowly monkey. You have more and greater things to accomplish.

So, the answer that came to his lips was:

"So, what's your purpose here?"

"That lord said... that he wants you to go to the shack area to meet with him. He... he will receive you in the tallest tower there."

After the words fell, the palace was so quiet that you could hear a pin drop. Asdubal's eyes blinked slightly, and the scepter in his left hand was fumbled with for a while.

It was difficult to imagine what the Lord of Comoros was feeling at that moment, but in the end, he still took on the mess that had become irreparable since the Dying Day Conspiracy decided to kill him, and finally said:

"Okay, then lead the way for me."

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Chapter 296: The Division of Comoros

The moment the Lord of Comoros agreed to the other party's request, the atmosphere became visibly relaxed.

Of course, Asdubal was not the only one who wanted to survive. From the other conspiracy archons and association backbones gathered in his court to the "high-level" dark elves scattered in several core urban areas, who and how many were willing to die for Comoros's face - no, it should be said that it was for his own face, Asdubal's?

After all, when it comes down to it...this is just a sudden disaster that came out of nowhere!

It would be fine if they were targeted because they had gained some huge benefits, but the key point was that they had gained nothing. They were just sitting at home, not having time to do anything, when a powerful kick came from the shack area.

It would be fine if she just kicked it, but the one who did the kicking was a dreadnought... Yes, it looked like there was only one ship, but even if we take a step back and say that she really acted alone, who would be willing to step forward and be the one that was destroyed by the first few rounds of salvos before she was sunk?

So, please, Asdubal, please do me a favor and go to the slum area. After we have negotiated the terms, we can pool our money and give those monkeys something to send them away. It is better than being caught by the hungry lady and used as a toy.

Of course, Asdubal would definitely not let himself enjoy this glorious moment alone. Using the excuse of "facilitating joint discussion", he summoned a large number of people from top organizations including the archons of the conspiracy, the leaders of the witch spirit sect, and the leaders of the Haemorrhoid Association.

If we simply count them, there are probably more than a dozen of them.

If it was just Asdubal, then it would be his own dark history... But if this group of people took responsibility together, then it is foreseeable that this incident would become the common dark history of Comoros, and no one would deliberately make trouble for it.

Thus, in a strange atmosphere, a bunch of creatures in strange costumes squeezed into the shuttle.

If they could gather their forces together and work together, it would be more than enough to forcibly rush onto the Eldar's Ark World Ship and plunder it. As for causing a bloody massacre affecting more than a dozen planets at once, it would be even easier.

But now, right in Comoros, under the threat of the Glorious Queen-class dreadnought overhead and "other unknown threats", they had to endure the cramped space of this monkey plane and waste their precious time negotiating with a monkey.

However, no matter how much they complain in their hearts, the facts will not change.

After a dull flight, the shuttle apparently stopped somewhere and then slowly opened its cabin.

What was presented to the crowd was not only a dilapidated shantytown tower and the monkey on top of it who called himself "Zhang Ge," but also something else:

A "white tower" stands on the ground in the slum area and extends upward for at least five kilometers.

Well, but if you look closely...it's not as good as the monkey moving a white tower out of thin air.

It was a warship made of wraithbone.

But that alone is not enough. More importantly, most Dark Eldar Archons can recognize the core of it with their eyes closed. It is something engraved in their DNA:

Star God Fragments.

If a dreadnought is only a "major threat", then a Star God fragment that may get out of control is a "nuclear bomb of unknown yield that may explode at any time."

Because generally speaking, before they become complete, you have no way of knowing how many of their kind a fragment has absorbed and how strong it is.

The weak ones might be only as strong as a few strong ones, but the strong ones...

It is possible to fight an "ordinary medieval old man" for three hundred rounds.

It is estimated that once it gets out of control, there will be a rampaging plumber in the network for a long time to come.

And even if it doesn't get out of control, it's terrifying.

After all, another thing powered by the Star God is the "World Engine" of the Necrons next door. It is difficult to guarantee what kind of combat effectiveness this seemingly not-so-big battleship can actually exert in battle.

"..."

Neither side took the initiative to speak.

The white light provided by the Star God fragments quietly illuminated both sides.

Asdubal's already pale face looked even more lifeless.

After a standoff of about ten seconds, Zhang Ge spoke first, breaking the silence:

"I will make the offer."

Okay, okay, as long as you have the conditions, I’m just worried that you don’t have them.

This made the governors and leaders, who were originally somewhat dissatisfied, feel relieved.

Some people may have been dissatisfied before that the entire Comoros succumbed to a mere ship and an unknown number of "threats".

But now, after seeing a warship carrying the fragments of the Star God, no one doubted whether the "threat" could really threaten Comoros - if this guy didn't have other ships to catch the fragments of the Star God, could it be that the fragments ran in by themselves and used as batteries?

Or did he dunk it in with one hand?

Even the Necrons would laugh for a while after hearing this kind of joke.

This is also the disadvantage of having no strategic depth. Any unexpected event will directly hit Comoros in the face, without even a chance to buffer. Alas.

"What are your conditions? Tell me."

Asdubal's words brought the others back to the negotiation from their various thoughts.

"I want...Comoros to cede the entire shantytown, establish a starport in the shantytown, open access to the Webway, and promise me the same level of diplomatic immunity as the rest of the Eldar."

"..."

Even a dozen Comoros leaders couldn't handle this condition.

You know, in their previous decision to "establish a buffer zone", they had already planned to abandon the entire, or at least most of the slum area in exchange for reducing the possibility of them being threatened.

After all, besides affecting the appearance of Comoros, do the shanty towns have any special purpose? For example, providing more hiding places for demons, or training more people to go out and catch a lot of wanderers and orcs?

This place was originally a "no man's land space junk zone" where all kinds of evildoers who had drifted to Comoros spontaneously gathered together.

As for building a star port, it is just a bonus. As an important trading port of the ancient elves, Comoros will definitely not lack a star port even if it lacks everything. When the time comes, we can just dismantle one and move it up there.

The rights of way and exemptions...

To put it bluntly, even without these two items, how many conspiracy groups and associations would dare to try to take risks when he comes with his battleships next time?

You made such a big fuss just for this, leading people to sneak in and incite the entire shantytown, and killing a lot of Dark Eldar in the process?

Why didn't you just bring these two ships over from the beginning?

Asdubal squeezed his cane again and remained silent for a long time.

After perhaps a minute or two, he replied:

"No problem. To celebrate the peaceful resolution of this matter, I will also send you some gifts in my personal name."

Chapter 297 "It's not appropriate for you to give one, so give one to each of them."

To be honest, although Zhang Ge didn't recognize the man with the ugly face - his actual appearance was very different from the portrait - and he didn't know where the peace was, but thinking that these conditions were already too much, considering that he had offered a gift, he reluctantly spoke, using a polite tone to offend everyone:

"Well, but since there are so many people here, it wouldn't be appropriate for you to be the only one to give. Let's give one to them all as well."

Although I didn't expect them to back down so quickly, there is an old saying in Terra that goes, "If there is a date, try it twice." It would definitely be a good idea for me to take advantage of this opportunity to offend more people.

After all, if nothing unexpected happened, he would definitely have to go back to Comoros and take the Internet Road. If he offended these Comorian dignitaries, wouldn't there be all kinds of assassinations at that time?

Of course, it's also possible to take direct action now because you can't bear the humiliation.

Well, that's what I thought, but the reality is that those colorful creatures just nodded one after another... or at least nodded their heads, without any excitement at all.

Tsk, boring.

He secretly felt regretful, but Zhang Ge didn't linger on it any longer. He just waved his hand and said:

"Then, go back and prepare."

So, very quickly, the crowd that gathered here quickly dispersed.

Damn it, I thought it would be relatively safe to come to the shack area, but I didn't expect that staying up there would not only eat up all the spears, but coming down there would be even more heavyweights, and I would have to face the fragments of the Star God head-on.

In comparison, it would be better to go back and eat the spear. At least this way you can die quickly.

After they evacuated the shantytown, as the agreement was communicated, a large number of small conspiracy groups that were still stranded in the shantytown returned to Comoros. Even if there were one or two who could not see the situation clearly, they all disappeared "inexplicably" soon.

However, evacuating so quickly was not entirely in cooperation with Zhang Ge, in fact, it also concealed some intention of making fun of him.

The slum district is a relatively large module. Even according to the most conservative incomplete estimate, the population there is more than tens of millions, and they are all criminals of various races from all over the galaxy. In this case, even if you seize the slum district, how are you going to manage so many criminals?

Or should we kill them all?

However, Zhang Ge soon told them the answer with another shocking news:

An Eldar Ark Ship is heading towards Comoros.

This is "not very common".

To put it bluntly, this has never happened since the fall of the Ancient Elf Empire.

Although there is a diplomatic immunity between the Ark Eldar and the Dark Eldar, it can only avoid a large-scale war. If you really send an Ark ship to your face, Comoros doesn't mind sending people to plunder some things.

Even if something really happens, or some deterrence is needed, all we have to do is send a warship over - the Ark itself is a super giant transport ship, and apart from directly ramming into it, it can't exert much combat power at all.

So...such abnormal behavior, could it be what they guessed?

Don't tell me, it's true.

After informing the Comoros, this huge bone-white ship, which was even larger than the shanty town, slowly anchored on its side with a large number of accompanying warships.

If the shanty town was not located just outside Comoros, this "important trading port" would not be able to accommodate a mobile planet.

With the intervention of the Ark, a large number of Samhan Elf soldiers quickly appeared in various places in the shack area. They joined forces with Zhang Ge's troops who had landed from various ships and carried out their first joint operation.

Destroy the old order and any remaining resistance.

As for the result, there were no surprises.

Under the attack of the Astra Militarum, Skitarii, Titans, Space Marines, Eldar, Sisters of Battle..., a large number of gangs in the slum area may not surrender as fast as the attack, and some forces that still want to wait for a price are directly flattened on the grounds that "the signal is bad and the surrender signal cannot be heard."

For five days, the various mobile units carefully plowed this filthy place, and the subsequent infantry were taking over each cleared area bit by bit.