Warhammer in a box

Chapter 322: The Birth of a Dragon and Chitinous Shell
"Praise Om Messiah!"

Sisselin was amazed at the magical effects of the divine blood, and also at the special abilities of Rebecca, the living saint.

This even made him a little envious, because some things cannot be explained by science.

"The effect of the divine blood is more powerful than I thought! Priests, put these baby dragons into the incubator!"

The divine blood left for Sisselin has been completely absorbed by these dragons, and these guys even look a little unsatisfied!

Zhang Heng could feel their eagerness, they wanted more!

He also discovered that these dragon cubs were different from the dragons in the native world.

There is already a faint golden glow on the scales and skin.

"My blood seems to have changed the genes of some of these creatures, just like those golden-backed lizardmen. This may already be considered a new species! When they grow up, I will name them Shining Golden Dragons!"

Zhang Heng, who was outside the box, was cutting his fingers with a kitchen knife at home, but he found that he could not leave even a trace. It became so difficult to even draw some blood.

He replaced the knife with a kitchen knife. Zhang Heng chopped it down hard and his hand was fine, but the blade of the kitchen knife was bent...

"My current physical strength is ridiculous..."

He went to the printer and tried to print some swords and weapons in the same proportions as his own world.

He then brought it into the space of faith, and when he injected faith into it, these weapons slowly began to turn into holy objects.

With these holy objects, Zhang Heng went straight back to his room and tried to use these weapons to barely scratch his superficial skin.

Zhang Heng breathed a sigh of relief only after he quickly dripped the blood into the cup that had been prepared in advance.

In the blink of an eye the wound healed again.

Look at your own healing ability, and then look at the knife that is shining with light.

"If I go out like this now, I can probably become a charlatan! Maybe this will make money much faster than waiting for the villain to get gold!"

But Zhang Heng quickly rejected this idea.

It is uncertain whether you can make money or not. The chances of being regarded as feudal superstition or a cult will be even greater. It is not worth it to expose your secrets for some money.

Zhang Heng now finds it a bit difficult for him to sell gold, and he has to find a way to obtain additional funds as soon as possible.

After successfully obtaining the blood, Zhang Heng once again brought enough divine blood to Xiserlin.

At this time, the young dragon was lying in the culture chamber, absorbing the rich nutrients in the nutrient solution at a very fast speed.

As the diluted divine blood was mixed into the nutrient solution, the golden luster on the young dragon's body began to become more and more dazzling.

"Lord Sisselin, the bodies of these young dragons are growing at a speed visible to the naked eye. The divine blood seems to be accelerating the growth of these creatures. We must prepare a larger culture chamber in advance!"

"I understand. Increase the nutrition and concentration of the nutrient solution. We must make these creatures fight as soon as possible!"

Sisselin had originally prepared birth-inducing hormones for these baby dragons. He had intended to sacrifice some of these creatures' health and growth to forcibly accelerate their growth rate, but the divine blood directly helped him solve the problem.

However, the energy and nutrition required by these organisms are several times more than before.

In order for these giant dragons to have the power to rule the sky, weapons and equipment are also a huge problem.

Although the dragon is powerful, it is still far from dominating the battlefield.

For example, medieval flying creatures such as griffins and giant eagles cannot win in one-on-one battles in the sky.

But three or four of them can also wrestle with the dragon and even win.

If he couldn't crush the creatures in this world, then the advantage he would gain against the demons would be even smaller, and this was not what Zhang Heng wanted.

This task fell to the sage Lecard, but he was troubled by the task of making suitable weapons and equipment for this creature.

The material must be strong enough, light enough, and flexible enough, but there are always conflicts between these three.

Lecard flipped through the information stored in his brain. There were no such dragon-shaped weapons and equipment in the Empire, but the Chaos Legion had many such blasphemous creations.

For example, the Hell Dragons, these blasphemous creations that blend machinery and flesh with the energy of the Warp and the evil of Chaos are obviously absolutely not within Lecard's consideration.

Although the people of the Mechanicus have secretly come into contact with forbidden knowledge that is not allowed in the open, they are also extremely disgusted with products of the Dark Mechanicus such as the mechanical dragon.

It also takes a lot of time to create a weapon from scratch.

Lecard began to experiment, but soon ran into problems.

Time is still time. Zhang Heng cannot wait for the time required from research and development to mass production.

"Biotechnology... Biotechnology... It seems that if we really count the most powerful biotechnology in Warhammer, it must be the biological weapons of the Tyranids!"

Zhang Heng immediately thought of the group of all-devouring Zerg creatures.

"If we don't treat these Tyranids as combat units, will it work if we simply ask them to provide their chitinous shells?"

An idea suddenly popped into Zhang Heng's mind.

Just do it!

This was the first time Zhang Heng tried to print units of other races. He didn’t need these Zergs to do anything for him!
All he needed was the chitin from the bugs.

He turned on the printer, and soon a model of the basic melee soldier of the Tyranids, the Bladeworm, appeared in his hands.

Let Lecard prepare a sealed and sturdy laboratory for it, and let Lecard prepare for battle.

After the faith was input, the knife worm indeed materialized in the laboratory like other chess pieces.

When the knife worm successfully came to life, it immediately pounced on Lecard.

There is no will of the Great Devourer here, nor are there any node creatures like the warrior worms.

Without the existence of those who controlled them, it was left with only its own fighting instinct. However, a knife worm was nothing in front of Lecard, and the mechanical arm behind it easily killed it.

"Lycard, can you use these shells to make armor and weapons for the dragon?"

Zhang Heng asked Lecard.

And Lecard quickly came up with the answer with a piece of shell and a chitinous blade.

"God Emperor, I think it's possible, but we can't process these shells into the required shape, and the number of shells on a knife worm is too small!"

"It's fine as long as it's feasible. All you have to do is design a feasible plan first!"

"I'm going right now!"

After hearing Lecarde's answer, Zhang Heng already had a plan for his next step.

It doesn't matter if the quantity is small, because he has no shortage of the power of faith now, and these units that will be killed after they materialize will not occupy the population.

And since the Zerg can be materialized, he can also DIY a Zerg that can provide a shell of the right size for the dragon, just like he DIY weapons for other chess pieces!

Melee weapons and armor can make use of these chitinous shells, but ranged weapons like the dragons do not have the biological structure of the Tyranids and cannot use those creatures, so they can use 40k weapons as a substitute.

They got to work right away. The workload for the Zerg required to deal with at least a hundred dragons was not small, so Zhang Heng had a lot of work to do.

(End of this chapter)