Warhammer: Open the door! Human League players!

Chapter 132 Terra Expeditionary Force Assembles

The Zerg's instinct is to devour genes and improve themselves. The Norn messenger was the pinnacle of the Zerg's combat power, and the fact that he was easily killed by the Primarch had an impact on the Zerg no less than that on the Imperium.

If they can crack the genetic code of Ferus, they will be able to mass-produce super soldiers, at which point the threat posed by the Zerg will become incredibly terrifying.

Undeniably, the Zerg have destroyed countless civilizations, but a being as powerful and perfect as the Primarch is something they have never encountered before, at least in their understanding.

It's no wonder that these Zerg have gone mad, trying to squeeze even a drop of blood from the Primarch.

After eliminating the immediate threat from the Zerg, Fang Yun quickly avoided the Eldar warship and returned to his command seat. At this moment, his will was struggling against the attack. Just a moment ago, when he left the command ship, his power surged, but his consciousness and humanity weakened significantly.

"Commander, what's wrong?" Anna asked hurriedly, her face full of anxiety as she stared intently at Fang Yun, who was in an abnormal state.

Fang Yun cupped Anna's face in one hand and said, "Anna, come here!"

Just then, the command ship's hatch was hurriedly pushed open, and Anne quickly walked into the ship.

The sound of billiards came from the command center. She immediately noticed Anna beside her, who looked strange and was hurriedly tidying her clothes. She then reported, "Sister, Commander, the situation on the battlefield has basically stabilized."

Fang Yun felt somewhat helpless; he had been disturbed again, but thankfully he hadn't actually been caught.

He and Anna weren't afraid of Evelyn, Celestine, or the others seeing them. Even if others saw them, they could simply cover themselves up. But the two of them didn't want Annie to know about this.

Fang Yun carefully reviewed the battle report that had been handed to him, then looked up at the two sisters with approval in his voice: "Anna, Annie, you've done a great job." After a pause, he solemnly instructed, "Now that the fighting has eased a bit, try to rescue as many surviving humans as possible from the planet." The two sisters nodded in unison, their eyes resolute.

"It's all worth it, no matter how many mechanical dolls we have to sacrifice."

"For humanity!"

At that moment, Anna subconsciously looked at Anne, who also happened to turn to look at her sister. Seeing the unusual blush on her cheeks, Anne looked puzzled and asked softly, "Sister, why is your face so red?"

Anna's skin is a healthy tan, and the blush makes it appear even darker, making it easy to tap out.

"That's strange, why did the lipstick smudge?"

Anna panicked, her voice instantly becoming hoarse with a barely perceptible stutter: "This, this is—the situation on the battlefield was too urgent just now, I just rushed out of it, it's nothing serious."

Anne looked suspicious, but didn't doubt it too much.

As soon as he finished speaking, the command ship's hatch opened again, and Guilliman stepped into the ship. His gaze fell on Fang Yun, and he was the first to express his gratitude: "Commander of the Human Alliance, thank you for your help."

"I did it for humanity."

"If you betray humanity, you will also become enemies of our Human Alliance."

"I will never betray humanity!" Guilliman's gaze was firm as he spoke of humanity and the backboard.

Fang Yun said calmly, "Do you still remember our agreement?"

Guilliman hesitated for a moment, then replied, "Of course."

"The inventory has just been completed. There are thirty unfinished ship hulls on Planet Koss."

"I will arrange for Coase to take office and transfer these unfinished ships to the UN."

Fang Yun nodded: "Anna, Annie, you two prepare for the handover."

"Yes, Commander."

He wanted to load the Human Alliance's exclusive weapons and equipment onto these mere frames of Imperial warships.

The planet Kos beneath our feet is the most central industrial and shipbuilding planet in the Altrama star system, and also an important strategic foundation for the Empire in this region.

It is not only the core hub of the Altrama star system, but also a key assembly point for the Empire's renewed Great Expedition. The Human Alliance under Fang Yunmo has been stationed here for a long time, both to eliminate the Zerg that have fled underground or to corners, and to rely on the planet's massive shipbuilding industry to plan subsequent combat operations.

Mechanical humanoid players are found in every corner of the planet Koss. They traverse ruins and wilderness, hunting down any remaining Zerg survivors who manage to escape or put up a last stand. They undertake various tasks such as post-war cleanup, resource gathering, and stronghold reconstruction, becoming an important force in maintaining planetary order and eliminating potential threats.

Meanwhile, the formation of the Human Federation fleet is progressing at full speed in shipyards across the planet. Relying on the Human Federation's unique cutting-edge technology, the keels of new warships are being laid one by one, and the Human Federation's new fleet is gradually transforming from blueprint to reality.

"What is that?" Guilliman asked.

Fang Yun slowly replied, "Neutron annihilation weapons use high-energy neutron streams to directly strike the target area, annihilating and incinerating all living beings within the range. In our Human Federation, this is called highly efficient purification."

Guilliman's lips twitched slightly. The Empire was never short of extermination weapons capable of destroying planets, but neutron-based lethal weapons for space warfare were extremely rare. Weapons of the same kind that could cover an entire airspace and achieve large-scale spatial blockade were even rarer. And the Empire had never heard of a method like Fang Yun's, which could be released so easily with a wave of his hand.

After a brief silence, Guilliman felt a sense of relief. Having experienced this brutal planetary war, he had come to understand the power Fang Yun wielded and the core principles of the Human Federation: they embraced the human race of their own origin, yet harbored extreme hostility and a desire to purge all other races. This stance coincided with the creed of the Human Empire.

Once the neutron annihilation weapon was released, the name of the Human Alliance resounded throughout the entire planet of Koss, bringing the Human Alliance a massive strategic gain, with the returns far exceeding the cost of this weapon.

Caul and Celestine led the Mori forces to begin preaching and spreading their message throughout the planet.

The combined fleet rested on the planet Koss, and the various reinforcements that had been dispatched earlier began to return one after another, including the Eldar who had evacuated earlier.

It was the Eldar who guided the Empire, enabling the Imperial forces to assemble so quickly in Koss.

The forces gathered in Kos at this moment are extremely strong, with nearly 30,000 Astartes, more than 500 warships, and millions of elite Astronauts.

Evelyn rushed to her door after the last of the fleets sent to provide support before the expedition returned, because something had happened to this returning fleet.

To be precise, something unexpected happened to the Eldar.

"Commander, I need your help!"

A rare look of anxiety appeared on Evelyn's usually icy face.

The one she brought was Elaria—the liaison officer originally in charge of communication between Fang Yun and the Eldar. At this moment, Elaria had fallen into a deep sleep.

During the previous fleet split operation, the Eldar also divided their forces to ensure that the main fleet could receive support more quickly and return smoothly.

"In the final battle, Elaria encountered Slaanesh's demons!"

Fang Yun understood that the Spirit Race was not afraid of other chaotic forces, but they had an extreme fear of the Slaanesh demons.

Golden light flowed from Fang Yun's fingertips, slowly pouring into Alaria's body. Her soul was extremely fragile, as vulnerable as shattered glass.

What Fang Yun had to do was use the divine power he had always disliked to mend his shattered soul.

Enveloped in warm psychic energy, Elaria slowly awoke.

"Commander? Yes, it's you? You saved me again?"

Upon seeing the familiar face, Elaria felt a shiver run through her.

She had thought she was going to die, but the warm power she had just felt made her eyes flash with infatuation, and she even had the idea of ​​hurting herself again in order to be healed by it.

The Eldar race had been oppressed by Slaanesh for tens of thousands of years. She had only experienced this sense of security and warmth twice in her life, and both times it was when she was with Fang Yun.

"She must not have any further contact with Slaanesh's forces until her soul is fully healed, and it is best if she does not leave the command ship."

Evelyn said in a deep voice, "Eralia, you stay here. The mission of the Death Army cannot be the reason for your death."

"Yes, High Priest!"

Evelyn left in a hurry; she had more important matters to discuss with Guilliman.

After everyone else had left, Elaria couldn't hide her low spirits, appearing completely different from her usual aloof self.

"I have never been so cowardly in the face of the demons of other evil gods."

Noticing that Elaria was feeling down, Fang Yun wondered whether he should offer some words of comfort.

Perhaps I should say a few words of comfort to her.

"I am a Moon Speaker, a high-ranking prophet of the Death Army, but now—" her voice was low and hoarse, "whenever I see the followers of the Prince of Pleasure, I... I can't help but feel afraid!"

Why should I judge whether something is comforting?

Oh no, my humanity!

Fang Yun subconsciously raised his hand, as if to make amends, and gently stroked the top of Eralia's head.

"Your Eldar's hair is quite unique."

Elaria's hair is silver-blue with a pure sheen and a texture completely different from human hair, making it unique.

This hairstyle has a unique beauty, but at this moment, Fang Yun only has a faint appreciation in his eyes.

It would be great for collecting—no, wait!

"Your soul already has old wounds," Fang Yun said calmly. "Don't forget the severe damage you suffered before just because your power has been restored."

Since her resurrection, Alaria has felt stronger. During the war, she led from the front, causing the Chaos Demons to suffer repeated defeats.

However, she lost many of the prophetic tools, which led to her being severely injured by Slaanesh's followers.

If it weren't for the fact that the android player was too powerful, she might not even have been able to come back.

Feeling the psionic energy emanating from Fang Yun, Elaria's composure completely crumbled. She couldn't help but grab his sleeve and lean slightly against his shoulder. But she quickly realized that she was an Eldar and he was a human; such closeness would only put her in danger. She immediately took a few steps back and hid to the side.

Fang Yun didn't think much of it. If it were before, Fang Yun might have given her a quick hug.

"Rest well. Those evil gods dare not set foot here."

rest?

Before Alaria could speak, Fang Yun turned and left.

Halfway there, Fang Yun suddenly sensed something was wrong and wondered to himself, "Why am I not as anxious as usual this time, even though my thoughts have been interrupted before?"

"Have I gotten used to being bothered so many times?"

"Or is it that my humanity is already on the verge of collapse?"

Realizing something was wrong, Fang Yun immediately called Anna back.

He needs to make a judgment in the simplest way.

"Anna, come to the command center."

Anna immediately handed over her work to Anne and hurried to the command center, her chest armor heaving slightly as she ran.

"Commander, what's wrong?"

"Help me regain my humanity!"

Meanwhile, the Zerg on Planet Kos receded like a tide. With the fall of the Zerg hive flagship, large numbers of low-level Zerg died rapidly, peeling off the towering buildings and warships. Only a few high-level Zerg were still struggling to survive by instinct.

The battles between the two sides were constant, the battle lines were constantly shrinking, and in the end the remaining Zerg were completely wiped out.

The Zerg on Kos were much easier to eliminate than those on Galun. Galun was a vast country with a network of underground tunnels, and the Zerg hive core had not been completely destroyed. Kos, on the other hand, was a giant shipyard, where the Zerg had almost no space to hide or take cover.

Anna rested her head on Fang Yun's shoulder, her hands tightly wrapped around his arm, as a large amount of divine power was poured into her body.

Satisfying and powerful.

"Commander, what happened?"

"My power is too great, and it has begun to affect my mental will."

Anna immediately became wary: "Commander, will my presence here help you?"

"It's having some effect."

Anna clenched her fists tighter and said urgently, "Then let's continue, Commander!"

Fang Yun shook his head.

"It won't work anymore."

"What should we do!" Anna was filled with panic.

"As long as I don't leave the command center, I won't be affected by the power."

"Now, it's not as urgent as it was before."

Anna was heartbroken, her face full of self-blame: "It's all my fault. If I were stronger, the Commander wouldn't have had to bear all this alone—"

Fang Yun gently wiped away her tears and said softly, "It's alright. As long as I stay here, I won't be affected. It's just that all the affairs of the Human Alliance will fall on your shoulders from now on."

Anna saw complete trust and importance in Fang Yun's eyes, and tears streamed down her face as she nodded repeatedly in agreement.

On the other side, Guilliman looked up at the enormous Humanoid construct floating in the sky, his eyes filled with curiosity, and asked, "What is that?"

Carl immediately stepped forward and replied, "That's the Human Alliance's high-tech time-space repeater."

"What is its function?" Guilliman pressed.

"I suspect this is the core control device for the Iron Man's operation, and also an information transceiver," Karl replied in a deep voice.

Guilliman nodded slowly, indicating his approval. Previously, Imperial technicians had detected mysterious conductive signals on the Chrono Relay; although they couldn't analyze its operating principle, they had definitely captured the signal fluctuations.

This trans-temporal repeater is the core communication device in the human-connected technology system. Wherever it exists, trans-temporal communication can be achieved. Not only is the communication threshold extremely low, but the data transmission volume also far exceeds that of conventional methods. This unique and practical communication method left no one present doubting its true purpose.

"Is this the industrial heart of the Warhammer universe?"

"It looks more like a religious planet."

Fang Yun deployed 5,000 players through the stargate to join the construction of the Kos planet base and the assembly of ships.

They couldn't help but exclaim in awe at the wonders of the planet Koss.

The reorganization and preparation of the combined fleet are still in full swing. At the Koss spaceport, various ships shuttle back and forth, and the Eldar Deathbringer Army's navigation coordinates are being gradually corrected. As each faction performs its duties and awaits departure, Captain Milia walks through the bustling crowd of crew members and goes straight to Aina, who is sorting out the post-war supplies inventory.

She was dressed in crisp, guard-style armor, with a sword hanging steadily at her waist, and her steps were sharp and efficient, characteristic of a soldier.

Walking to Aina's side, Milia lowered her voice slightly, her eyes filled with a knowing look, and asked, word by word, "Aina, are you resigned to this?"

Aina's hand suddenly stopped moving. When she looked up, her eyes were full of confusion, her fingertips clenched slightly, and she stammered helplessly, "Captain of the Guard, Wh-what do you mean by unwilling? I don't understand what you mean."

Milia looked at her bewildered expression, her eyes darkening, her tone becoming more certain as if she were revisiting an old story: "How could you not understand? Don't forget, I personally guided you to the first candidate selection. You are the one in the entire nun's team whose talent, temperament, and will are the most compatible—a unique successor. Are you really willing to stop here?"

"You're no weaker than Bifana, more talented than Pia, more loyal, and more energetic!"

Milia's words were like a fine needle, unexpectedly piercing the emotions that Aina had been trying to hide, causing her heart to tremble violently. Aina subconsciously pouted, her tender face surging with intense resentment and grievance, her eyes slightly reddening, her unconcealed thoughts revealed without reservation.

Seeing Aina's straightforward manner, Milia sighed inwardly. She knew that Aina was naive and inexperienced, her emotions were written all over her face, and she had no guile. She didn't know whether her next arrangement was right or wrong.

"Aina, I will arrange for you to join the regent team this time," Milia said slowly, breaking the silence.

Aina froze on the spot, staring at Milia in disbelief, completely unprepared for such an opportunity.

Milia continued calmly, "The position of regent is specifically for assisting our Lord in handling affairs. Your task is to find a way to obtain divine blessings. I will not hide it from you, the specific conditions for obtaining blessings are of paramount importance to me and to all of us fighting nuns."

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