Bronze door through time and space

Chapter 898 Legion's Future Plans
Even though the Emperor used forbidden technology from the Golden Age to confine everything within the Geneseed, the resonance between genes and soul was still inevitable. Therefore, Space Marines would never mistake their Primarch.

Even though the two sides had never met, wherever Green Dam went, Space Marines knelt down in excitement, because from this day forward, they had a father, so the takeover process was no challenge at all.

The Titanhammer Legion has three Titan-class battleships that utilize a large number of new technologies and Golden Age technology. Normally, the three super battleships are separated to deal with increasingly large and complex war situations. Today, they have gathered together specifically to welcome their Primarch.

The Legion has no secrets from the Primarch, so Green Dam can freely access a large amount of classified information within the Legion. Meanwhile, the commanders in charge of the three Titan-class battleships, Thomas, Martin, and Wilbur, stand respectfully and excitedly to the side, awaiting the Primarch's questioning.

The Space Marines of the 21st Legion, influenced by Green Dam, possess greater physique and strength, as well as a talent and inspiration for science. They are geniuses with equally developed bodies and minds, but they are not particularly good at combat, or rather, they have little interest in combat. Their combat style relies more on long-range strikes and firepower bombardment.

Therefore, they often serve as armored forces and firepower units for the mortal legions, fighting in a coordinated manner, which is quite unconventional.

Therefore, the 21st Legion paid great attention to the equipment and treatment of its auxiliary troops. Through continuous improvements, the equipment of the mortal auxiliary troops who assisted the 21st Legion in its Great Expedition was even comparable to that of the most elite Sun Auxiliary Troops.

And this is only the surface; in private, they did many daring things that the empire couldn't know about.

The Empire cannot know, but Green Dam, as the Primarch, can, if it so chooses. This is why Thomas and his companions, while excited, also felt somewhat uneasy, as it violated some of the Empire's rules, or at least was not entirely compliant.

First, the Twenty-first Legion secretly engaged in numerous in-depth cooperative projects with the Martian Mechanicus, bypassing the Empire. These included collaborations on Titan-class warships, power armor, vehicles, and aircraft, among other things. They then sold these projects to other Legions, thereby reaping substantial profits, including but not limited to rare resources, alien technology, and creations from the Golden Age.

Secondly, the Twenty-first Legion secretly collaborated with certain Mechanicians to build a Forging World independent of the Mechanicus, which was intolerable to both the Mechanicus and the Empire.

If the former involved collaborating with arms dealers on smuggling, which was still within the bounds of tolerance, then the latter was illegally building a military factory and seeking independence.

As for hoarding and researching alien technology, there are countless examples, especially the things they did after cooperating with the 22nd Legion, which even they themselves felt were a bit excessive.

But Green Dam sees these as insignificant, and even far from enough.

However, we can't blame them. If these things had been exposed before he came, the Twenty-first Legion would have been severely damaged, or even dismantled prematurely. But since he came, everything was fine. After all, this matter is not as serious as the things that a few Primarchs did to the Second Empire.

The connection between Green Dam and Benita transcends the real universe and the subspace, because they communicate through the Spectral Goddess. Therefore, even without meeting or conducting subspace communication, they still managed to jointly plan future development plans with remarkable efficiency.

The Great Expedition will definitely continue. It was thanks to the solid foundation laid by the Great Expedition that the Empire managed to survive for 10,000 years. Even in 42K, it still seemed like it could live for another 10,000 years. This shows how solid the foundation laid by the Great Expedition was.

In fact, if the Emperor's Web Dao project hadn't failed, the efficiency it brought would have been enough to revitalize the entire human empire, and it would have surely achieved new glory.

Unfortunately, the Emperor's plan to build the Internet was doomed to fail, and his attempt to gamble on it was nothing but wishful thinking.

Green Dam's gaze swept over Thomas, Martin, and Wilbur. The excitement on their faces had not yet faded, but the barely concealed unease was like ink dripping into water, impossible to ignore.

“You seem to have something on your mind.” Green Dam’s voice wasn’t loud, but it carried a power that penetrated the body and soul, at least to the three of them, so they involuntarily lowered their heads.

"So you feel you need to explain those non-compliant things to me?" Green Dam said meaningfully. Thomas's Adam's apple bobbed, and he stepped forward.

"Primarch, everything we have done is for the sake of the Legion's development, but..."

"Is it just that I'm afraid of offending the Imperial laws, and even more afraid that I, the Primarch who suddenly appeared, will see your efforts as treason?" Green Dam interrupted him, a cryptic smile playing on her lips.

He raised his hand and pressed a button on the control panel, bringing up a holographic image of various secret cooperation plans between the Twenty-first Legion and those heretical members of the Cult of Machines.

There are countless similar things, but Green Dam simply waved its hand casually, and the holographic image turned into specks of light and dissipated.

"Your only problem is that you haven't done enough and you lack an overall plan," Green Dam said in a flat tone, as if it were just talking about the weather.

"From now on, strengthen cooperation with the Cult of Mechanism and try to recruit more members to join the Legion. If possible, it would be best to create a Mechanism Church belonging to the Legion."

The Cult of Mechanicus has a lot of flaws, but the technology in the Warhammer universe has never been a simple matter of science and technology, at least not in the Empire. Therefore, these charlatan-like tech priests are indispensable and will be the targets of recruitment and corruption. After all, the Odd God Mother is not ignorant of technology, and biotechnology is also technology, enough to make these charlatans bow down and worship.

"As for the questions from the Cult of Mechanism, just say that I authorized them." This time, Green Dam's confidence comes from the Empire, from the Emperor.

It's not yet the time when the Emperor is half-dead, the Primarch is missing, the Legion is disintegrating, and the Empire is decaying. The Cult of Mechanics, having not yet gained countless technological reserves from the Great Crusade and having ten thousand years of development ahead of it, dares not easily offend a Primarch.

"At the same time, we will engage in deeper and more covert cooperation with the Twenty-Second Legion. The Legion needs not only its own forging world, but also its own resource world, agricultural world, garden world, recruitment world, and so on. The more the better, and the Empire must not know about them."

"Finally, extract my blood to cultivate more new gene seeds and expand the scale of the new recruit reserve." Green Dam's posture of preparing for rebellion startled the three of them, their eyes filled with disbelief. They had imagined countless possibilities: severe reprimands, forced reforms, or even handing them over to the Empire for disposal, but they never expected such a nonchalant response and such an exaggerated future plan.

“Primarch, you…” Wilbur couldn’t help but speak.

"The Empire's Great Expedition Plan is like walking a tightrope; no one can predict the final outcome. All we can do is add an insurance policy, and all of this is for the sake of humanity's survival." Green Dam walked to the porthole and looked at the massive hulls of the other two Titan-class battleships outside. Their armor gleamed with a cold, hard luster under the distant starlight, as if foreshadowing something.

Thomas was startled. This clearly went against the Emperor's will and the Empire's decision. But when he saw the unwavering determination in Green Dam's eyes, all his hesitation vanished. He knelt on one knee, followed closely by Martin and Wilbur, their metal armor striking the ground with a heavy thud.

"I am willing to die for the Primarch!"

This is the effect of the progenitor on his offspring, and it was one of the things that the emperor was most worried about.

The Gene Seed itself is a form of pollution, so if the Primarch is willing, he can lead the entire legion to counterattack the Empire at any time. Even if there are some loyal Emperors and the Empire among them, they are only a minority.

Green Dam nodded slightly, dismissing the three to begin preparations. His consciousness then sank into the subspace to connect with the Evil Goddess Mother, exchanging information with Benita about their respective situations.

(End of this chapter)