Dedicate loyalty to the good empire

Chapter 448 Green technology, shocking

The demon army came with great force. Instead of each of them being their own leader as usual, they gathered together to form a large army that was threatening enough.

They must have a powerful enough ruler, possibly a great demon, or even worse.

The empire's front line was so small in comparison, as if it could not accommodate more enemies, so it tried its best to use guns and cannons to reject those unfriendly visitors.

Comoros was huge, with a ceiling of several thousand meters that was no different from the real sky. Now, in that dark thing, in that gray sky, shells fired by petrified lizards were circling.

Note that that thing is not the Imperial high-explosive projectile but the Eldar's antimatter bomb. The biggest difference between them is that the Imperial shells use weight and high temperature to destroy the enemy, while the effect of the dark matter bomb is more like elimination.

For the Eldar, it would be almost impossible to cannonball such a large amount of unstable dark matter.

A lot of green-skin technology is used here. Several fart-god masters racked their brains to solve this century-old problem, which is that we think that if we give it a completely stagnant position, it won't explode!

This crude and simple yet effective solution made the Eldar engineers' heads buzz. When asked about the power supply and electronic equipment needed for the position, the greenskins had already solved those problems with the waagh position and I thought.

Just like wireless transmission, the wonderful green psionic energy steadily and tirelessly provides a position for each dark matter cannon, and each greenskin uses his own clever green claws to install the crude position equipment on the cannonball.

In general, although it affected the landing point of the shells, the dark matter bomb's range of 20 meters did make up for it.

However, the quantity is limited and it can only be used when the battle situation is tense.

In general, the Eldar technology still made the battle line much more relaxed, in the physical sense.

Like a terrifying war game, in the instant of the dark matter explosion, the existence of space and reality was erased by those uncertain things, as if completely shaved off, leaving behind a smooth and aesthetically pleasing plane.

The traces left by dark matter are like graceful spiral patterns, like the best works of human crafts. Now they appear on the ground and wreckage in the extreme geometric structures, with a charming and unique beauty.

Even the demons had their physical bodies wiped out in an instant. Even if their souls could return to Slaanesh, their war efforts were interrupted.

Frankly speaking, this is how technology should be used.

Taylor doesn't believe in high-tech gadgets. He only knows how to make expensive things cheap and cheap things convenient.

As long as you make sure the dark matter explodes in front of the enemy, nothing will go wrong.

The large number of landmines made with Eldar technology were also very effective. At least the initial fierce attacks of the demons were completely blocked by the violence of the Imperial Guard.

Although it wasn't the champagne toast at the halfway point, Taylor felt like he had already secured victory.

He planned to give the soldiers more food after today's long defensive battle. After all, their supply reserves would never be low.

There was enough food in the arena for people to feast on for over a month, maybe even longer.

Weapons and ammunition can also be replenished by the greenskins, so life is definitely not difficult. However, in the later stages, as the dark matter bombs are used up, the difficulty of defense will definitely increase.

Thinking of this, Taylor still put pressure on the quartermaster to distribute enough food to everyone involved in the war before dawn tomorrow.

However, compared to this, Taylor was more concerned about the supply of ammunition for the Poison Blade tanks. Those Eldar and Greenskins took the initiative to transfer the Poison Blades away and only filled out a report that left him speechless.

It described in detail why they needed an Imperial heavy tank and what preparations they had made to defend against the enemy even without a tank. As it turned out, their calculations were quite good.

It can even be said that it went too smoothly.

The test and modification items on the Poison Blade in the report were also difficult for Taylor to understand. In general, they were a bit too alien.

When the modified product of the poison blade tank appeared in front of Taylor, his nerves were aroused for the first time.
To be precise, when several green-skinned masters excitedly brought out the seemingly intact poison blades, Taylor was actually not mentally prepared.

Until he discovered that the tracks of the metal monster were not actually rotating. In other words, the thing was actually "floating" forward.

Apparently this operation successfully freed the behemoth from the damn friction.

Instead, it has an "astonishing" speed of up to 40 kilometers per hour and an "exaggerated" acceleration capability of reaching high speed in 7 seconds.

Of course, as a poison blade, a mobile battle line, such mobility is simply amazing.

Especially this speed and the ability to pass after using the suspended chassis are actually enough for it to advance quickly with the infantry, and even keep up with some vehicles, such as the Lemanus tank and the Sentinel mecha.

This transformation is extremely useful, but the problem is.

How was Taylor going to explain to the Inquisition that his tank could fly?
Even if the Inquisition can show leniency as usual, what does the Mechanicus think?
It is a serious crime to modify the divine machinery without the help of a technical sage, let alone modify it to the style of the Eldar and Tau hovercraft?
This is enough to piss off dozens of Om Messiah believers with weak hearts!
Taylor gasped softly, then asked, "What's going on?"

The fart master said with a smile. "I provided a few new ideas, the most important of which is..."

"I realized that humans have the most difficult casting methods, so I didn't touch the surface."

"But I replaced that big fragmentation cannon with a dark matter cannon, and the heavy and unwieldy tracks with a hover chassis."

"Also, a button was added for the crew to play some nice and waagh rock music, loud enough to drown out the clattering engine noise of the Baneblade!"

Taylor said unhappily. "You know the cost of doing this within the Empire, yet you still act recklessly?"

The tech geek said, "So I kept the tracks. They can be switched with a single click, and it doesn't look like it's been modified at all."

"Whether it's hover mode or secondary gun firing mode, it all depends on the situation."

At this moment, Taylor had to admit that this guy was a real genius.

He curled his lips and said, "But there is still one thing that is not perfect..."

The greenskin replied quickly. "I know."

"I've also completed the production equipment for dark matter. All I need is enough plasma, which is the sun, which is fire, to complete the production!"

Taylor couldn't help but ask. "How on earth did you do that?"

The tech geek replied, "I think I can!"

(End of this chapter)