Warhammer: My buddy has too many secrets!

Chapter 110 No Secrets

Ten thousand years ago, during the Great Crusades when Astartes operated as a legionary force, humanity swept across the universe, utterly destroying countless alien creatures.

Now, in the dark forty-first millennium, the chapters that were split up by the Astartes Codex may have had a period of effectiveness, but they are now completely solidified and no longer applicable to the future galactic war.

Facing future enemies, coordinated operations by multiple combat groups have become an inevitable choice.

The Khan's sons were actually more enlightened in their organization. Although they followed Guilliman's advice and split the legions into warbands, they still maintained the form of the Steppe Brotherhood.

Thus, they readily accepted Lancelot's words, promises, and his advocacy of unity and cooperation.

Needless to say, the Weepers already had enough prestige in their hearts, so the Weepers and White Scars finalized the material aid and the Watch Alliance plan at an extremely fast pace.

White Scar will leave half a company of troops on Boko to assist the Weeping Ones in dealing with the threat of the Green Orcs and to help them build their home.

Lancelot also reached an agreement with the Lamenters that if Lancelot needs to form a warband in the future, he can prioritize calling upon Boko.

The Weeping Ones readily accepted this, as it essentially meant that Lancelot considered the planet as something he needed to take care of.

So Lancelot entrusted the automated farming machinery to the Weepers and asked them to spread his ideas to the people of the planet.

In exchange for future manpower, Lancelot provided White Scar with a large fleet of Brock jet motorcycles to support White Scar's investment in the planet.

Of course, Lancelot cannot stay on this planet forever. In the future, this planet will still need to rely on agricultural products and serve as a transit point for expeditions to develop.

However, for the man with the white scar, this trip—delivering supplies to support the mourners in exchange for a warehouse full of jet motorcycles—was a deal that seemed like a sure win.

After that, the Imperial fleet arrived one after another, and the Ultramarines also came to this place. They commended the Weepers for their choice and gave them an Iron Halo of honor.

Under Lancelot's influence, the Weepers accepted the gift, and with the support of the White Scar Brothers, the green-skinned orcs on the planet were almost completely wiped out.

The Mechanicus also began returning to the mining planet to try to restore its production capacity.

When the Mechanicus members arrived on Boko, and entered the camp fortress to see the vast expanses of farmland underground, their eyes were filled with an unknown sense of bewilderment.

The soil on this planet has long been classified as inhospitable by them.

This means that this place is basically a barren wasteland. After all, we know our own situation. The pollution caused by the mining equipment of the Mechanical Cult is a devastating blow to the vegetation of a planet.

In addition, this is a mining world that has been ravaged by machinery for hundreds of years, so it is unprecedented for weeds to grow there!

As a result, the members of the Mechanical Cult were utterly bewildered by the vast stretches of farmland within the underground safety facilities, and surprisingly, crops were indeed growing there.

A priest from the Church of Mechanics couldn't resist using a robotic arm to take a small sample of the soil. The results showed that it was extremely fertile, very loose, and very suitable for crop growth.

But this soil doesn't look like something that could be produced in this mining world at all!

The Lamenters! This chapter definitely holds a secret!

Malakin, the leader of the Weeping Ones, chuckled and said that this was how it had always been, then led the reluctant members of the Mechanic Order away from the vicinity of the farmland. Next, they were to discuss establishing a production factory for the Giant Element here.

In the evaluation of Mechanics, this fuel, TiO2, is called the blood of the god of machines. Its production conditions are very simple, and it has many by-products. Among them, usable starch can be synthesized out of thin air using this energy from the carbon dioxide exhaled by humans.

However, the members of the Mechanicus still harbored doubts about the secrets beneath the camp. They speculated that the Weeping Ones had obtained some STC forging templates, and that they would naturally have the opportunity to extract some information when discussing cooperation.

but----

This method may be too slow for some people.

On the far side of an uninhabitable planet in the Boko system, a mysterious ship lurks silently in the shadows, bearing no imperial markings or numbers, like a ghost.

No one knew that it actually belonged to the Dark Angels.

They are known as the Truth Seekers, and after receiving orders from the Boulder, they have been investigating the possible fallen angels that may appear in this star system.

But to their surprise, after searching, they found more than one. On the edge of this extreme star field, far from the usual range of the dark angels, there were many signs of fallen angels' activity. It could be said that this ship had exceeded its mission.

Now they have arrived near the Crying Legion. Based on the information gathered during this period, the Unforgiven know that the Crying Legion has a close relationship with a special being named Lancelot, who recently helped the Ultramarines awaken Robert Guilliman.

However, according to reliable sources, this person named Lancelot also once wore a black suit of armor.

This is one of the characteristics of fallen angels.

Although it cannot yet be determined whether Lancelot is directly related to the Fallen Angels, it does not prevent them from going to investigate what secrets the Lamenters are hiding.

Thus, a squad of unforgivables, stripped of their distinctive features, infiltrated Boko undetected under the cover of psychic powers.

They first killed some green-skinned fart spirits on the periphery, and then extracted part of the green-skinned brains through 19 modification surgeries involving the gu-eating nerves, in order to understand the situation on this planet.

This modification surgery allows one to directly acquire the memories of orcs simply by consuming the tissues of the corresponding organism. Among these orc memories, the term "Boss in the Mist" appears frequently.

The appearance of the other party is always accompanied by fog, but they disappear again after the fog clears. The equipment of the Weepers, the arrival of the white scars—all these signs make the Unforgivables feel that the Weepers are hiding a deep secret.

So, being action-oriented, they infiltrated directly into the Weeping Ones' camp fortress. As the elite force of the Dark Angels, the Weeping Ones were almost completely unaware of their infiltration.

But for Lancelot, as this group of dark angels approached, he felt the indestructible Lake Light in his hand flicker slightly.

Have the dark angels of this world arrived?

Lancelot glanced at it briefly.

The Stone Fortress is nearby, so encountering the Dark Angel is not surprising.

These dark angels have likely come because the Weeping Ones are hiding some secret, and they might even suspect that the Weeping Ones are connected to the fallen angels.

However, it seems that I was originally a fallen angel—no, now I am the Lord of Dark Angels in another world, and looking at these dark angels is no different from looking at my son.

Moreover—now that they've arrived, there's a way for me to get to the Stone Fortress.

As for those who are wailing—

There are no secrets!

Lancelot took a small step forward, and the mist began to spread, carrying Lancelot away. At that moment, the dark angels who were stealthily moving also suddenly saw the mist suddenly spread!

"Something's wrong! Be on alert!"

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