Warhammer 40k: Melee Warriors

Why would Kageki have subordinates with red foreheads? This was the question that Komi was most curious about, so he asked it as soon as the fart-like voice finished speaking.

"Are you people with red foreheads? What are you doing here?"

"Oh ho ho! Have you ever seen Agent 005 in the red cape have moments of confusion? This is great, we can brag about it on our heads for the rest of our lives without ever getting tired of it."

Komi was very familiar with the rambling of these idiots. Unless you strangled them, you couldn't stop them from talking nonsense. Fortunately, these idiots didn't keep Komi waiting for too long. They laughed a few times in the channel and explained.

"We are actually Harald's mercenaries!"

"Are you Harald's mercenaries?" Gu Jian was truly shocked. He never expected Harald to be so bold as to hire a large group of scoundrels to work for him.

Although the scoundrels weren't in front of him, Komi could still see their smug, mocking expressions as they waved their hands at his surprised look. "He was able to find us thanks to the boss's idea. Our boss said we had to grasp the key points of Waaagh, and that we were willing to back down once for Waaagh twice. So we went undercover, bribing some small fry to work for us, looking for guys worth cooperating with! This guy named Harald was one of them. He was very interested in us, and we were very interested in him! We slapped our hands together, and it was done! Oh, by the way, our boss calls this 'Emergency Waaagh Doctrine'."

Is this an emergency Waaagh-ism?

The absurd naming made Koji almost laugh, but then he suddenly realized something from the fart spirit's narration.

These little devils... how come they're starting to resemble the Bloodaxe Clan kids more and more?

The Bloodaxe Clan, a major group of orcs, was the first orc clan to encounter the human empire. Through their contact with humans, they learned from them, came into contact with human values ​​and culture, and ultimately became less orcish, at least in the eyes of other orc clans.

If a radical inquisitor needs to assemble a force to stop something even more sinister, the Bloodaxe Clan will certainly be on his list. These orcs can be hired, and they will even actively seek out humans to trade their junk.

These little devils are now displaying the traits of the Bloodaxe Clan boys, and Gu Jian is unsure whether this change is good or bad.

"So how did you know I was here?" Koken asked again, not expecting that little brat could distinguish the Punisher from other Imperial warships.

Sure enough, the jerk replied, "At first we didn't know you were here, but those canned goods you made for your stupid underlings look quite familiar."

Komi nodded. The design of the redemption-type combat suit did indeed draw inspiration from the Pimps' combat mechs, so it wasn't surprising to see similarities.

"We originally wanted to find you and ask what you were planning to do next. Then this little bastard Harald came to us and said that all the guys under him were old-fashioned idiots, and asked us to try making your canned goods."

We took our time, making sure those shrimps didn't figure out our techniques! So we asked them for ingredients and time. Then one day, the shrimp started to smell different.

"The taste has changed?" Koji raised an eyebrow, feeling that this was the direct cause of Imaran's death.

"Yes, the flavor changed. That guy was an idiot, but an idiot with the flavor of shrimp! But then one day, his flavor became sinister and cold, and his eyes were like knives, looking at us as if they were cutting a piece of flesh out of us!"

Insidious and chilling? What could this be? Possessed by a demon or...?

Koji suddenly widened his eyes; an answer had formed in his mind.

Harald wasn't replaced by demons, but by the Eldar!

Koji pinched his chin, recalling the chilling feeling of having a blade pressed against his neck as soon as he entered the tank factory, and he felt that the answer that suddenly came to him was the truth.

The Eldar pirates who weren't completely wiped out? Or... Dark Eldar raiders?!

Komi remembered that he had been targeted by the Dark Eldar before the Gothic War broke out. The material for his first Spirit Bird Divination Device was the daughter of a conspiratorial governor. His daughter's lover was killed by him, and his fleet was severely damaged by the Masked Dancers he summoned.

Although he didn't know the governor's name, Komi was certain that he had ordered the flagship to retreat before the masked dancers were enjoying themselves on the Dark Eldar's ships.

Haha... A father's revenge?

Komi squinted. If this trap was set by the governor, then many problems would be explained, and he wouldn't have needed to use a trade license with such severe side effects to solve the problem.

On his waist hung a book called "The Collection of Stories of Defying Heaven," which was enough to make him die ten thousand times over to atone for his sins!

Attracting masked dancers doesn't have any side effects, at least not as drastic as a trade license.

Chapter 560: The Alien Alliance is possible, but the Alien Alliance is unlikely.

Walking through the tunnels dug by the orcs, one is surrounded by the unreliable technical style of the orcs. The upper nests weigh hundreds of millions of tons and are supported by hundreds of makeshift pillars. Some of these pillars are rusty, some are broken, some are as thick as an arm, and some are even broken in the middle and simply fixed in place by the orcs with tape or something similar.

The principle that ensures these support pillars function has nothing to do with the universal truth often mentioned by mechanical monks; it simply follows the orcs' power of thought that prioritizes the mind over matter.

When the perverts think these things are usable, they can use them; when they think they are no longer usable, these support pillars will instantly break.

As he passed these supports, Koji's heart trembled three times. He was genuinely afraid that the fart spirit's thing would suddenly malfunction and break, causing the nest above his head to smash him into a pulp.

As they walked through the passage, Knight Soul couldn't contain his curiosity and asked Komi, "Those voices just now... were they fart spirits? They called you Agent 005? The great Sage Otto actually has connections with fart spirits?"

The question about the Knight Soul was also what Fei Ling, who was sitting under Komi's legs, wanted to ask. She blinked her big, bright eyes and waited for Komi's answer.

Explaining his relationship with the fart spirit was not difficult for Koji. Any warrior who had fought alongside him on the Planet Killer knew that the great Sage Otto controlled the orcs' actions, sending these savage green-skinned beasts charging towards humanity's enemies.

Two dogs fight, play off.

The modern human empire no longer uses this idiom, but they have a similar saying to describe Komi's actions.

After hearing this, Fei Ling's admiration for Gu Jian grew even stronger. She didn't think there was anything shameful about Gu Jian deceiving the orcs into attacking Abaddon's Planet Killer. She thought Gu Jian was very clever in making the Empire's two greatest enemies fight to the death, so that the Empire's soldiers wouldn't have to suffer more casualties.

“Those bastards were just saying that Harald has changed. What do you think is controlling his body?” Filyn asked again, and Koji gave his guess.

Dark Eldar?

Felix frowned. She didn't think Gu Jian's answer was outrageous. After all, in the past, before Abaddon invaded the Gothic Sector, Eldar pirates were a major threat to the sector's fleet. Over the past few thousand years, the pain they had inflicted on the Gothic Sector was no less than that inflicted by Abaddon.

They plundered an entire world, sending hundreds of millions of people to suffer in the Comoros.

They bribed the cowardly and incompetent planetary governors to conceal their presence and satisfy their twisted desires.

They committed many evil deeds, but they refused to engage in direct combat with the powerful imperial army, instead engaging in clandestine activities in the shadows.

If Abaddon was a decapitation axe aimed at the head of the Empire, then the Dark Eldar were a slender dagger used to bleed the Empire dry.

Suddenly, Filyn thought of something, and she looked up at Komi and said, "Saint Otto, do you remember the destruction of Savavon?"

"remember."

"While we blame Abaddon's Chaos army for the tragic scene on Savawaren, is it possible that the Eldar were also involved?"

"You mean Abaddon has found a group of Xenomorph allies? What's your reasoning?"

"While I was still serving Griffith, I clashed with the Dark Eldar several times. Although I was always too late to save the Imperial citizens from their clutches, I vividly remember the scenes they left behind after their plunder. Some scenes on Savavan are quite similar, though I didn't realize it then. Now I..."

Komi fell into deep thought, considering the reliability of Filin's statement. Before he was involved in the war on Iron Star, he had also received some battle reports from the front lines.

"The world of Fortress-5 Alder was overrun by the enemy. Their defenses collapsed completely within three weeks, far shorter than the Ministry of the Military's worst-case scenario. Hundreds of billions of soldiers and civilians became sacrifices to chaos."

"The Void Fortress of Tirion VII has fallen. Before the fortress completely collapsed, their multiple Void Shields were still functioning normally. The enemy clearly breached this sturdy fortress from within."

The Imperial generals of the Gothic Sector blamed the loss of these worlds and fortresses on traitors within their ranks, which is why they tacitly allowed the Saint Imran to purify the entire army with increasingly harsh methods.

If we follow Felice's conjecture, the fall of these worlds shouldn't be entirely blamed on the rebels. The Dark Eldar might have used the Web to help Abaddon breach the Empire's defenses, or even led a portion of the Black Legion warriors through the Web to appear behind the Imperial army.

Is this possible?

Although Abaddon worked for Chaos, he was still a Space Marine, and his hatred for the Xenomorphs was ingrained in his very being.

If any Dark Eldar came knocking, asking to join forces with Abaddon in battle, this guy with the spiky hair wouldn't listen to a word, grabbing him instantly and refining him!

But what if the Eldar found a middleman? Someone qualified to offer advice to Abaddon without incurring his wrath?

Koji's eyes widened as Kayan's name flashed through his mind. If the Dark Eldar were looking for this guy to deliver a message to Abaddon, then cooperation wasn't out of the question.

After all, Kayan has a Dark Eldar girlfriend, a Scourge, by his side. If she makes a sound, Kayan definitely won't ignore her.

Tsk... Damn it.

Koji gritted his teeth in displeasure. The fact that the Dark Eldar and Abaddon had joined forces was undoubtedly a reaction to his destruction of the Planet Killer. This also reminded Koji that the current situation in the Gothic Sector was very different from what he had read in the book.

After a long silence, Gu Jian sighed. The aliens and Chaos had joined forces, and the situation was absolutely terrible. If those Dark Eldar were a little more sarcastic and revealed a bit about how to use Blackrock Fortress to Abaddon, it would be even more troublesome.

Who can I rely on to defeat Abaddon? Is it the Dark Angels who just suffered heavy losses in the Talraz Museum, or the ever-victorious Macragge with only five members?

Originally thought to be a sleeping behemoth, Komi turned out to be a drag on the company. At this point, Komi only wanted to distance himself from the Child family as much as possible, even considering wiping them out after the war.

That's right! I still have orcs to rely on!

Komi hurriedly dialed the contact number that the fart spirit had left him. After listening to a few seconds of buzzing, the fart spirit's sharp and noisy voice came through.

"What's wrong, Agent 005? Have you already come out or what? I have to tell you, this stone sphere is in chaos, there are orbs of light from destroyed warships everywhere. We need to pack our things and take our commission and get out of here quickly, we don't have time to wait for you!"

Chapter 561: Okay, if he forms an alliance, I'll form one too.

"I don't need you to give me a ride. I just want to ask your boss what Redhead is planning to do lately."

"Of course, it's to conserve energy and prepare for the next Waaagh. Agent 005, do you have any good targets in mind?"

"Is your next Waaagh plan to take over Abaddon's Blackrock Fortress?"

"Hmm... I guess so? I'm not quite sure what our boss is planning."

Koji understood that if he wanted the fart to lead the troops to attack Abaddon's coalition, he had to show enough sincerity, and even tell them some secrets that Abaddon could not know through prophecy.

Komi possesses a Blackrock Fortress, but its structure is clearly different from other fortresses. Functionally, it is more like a teleportation station for long-range troop deployment than a fortress cannon capable of drawing warp energy to sweep across the stars and severely damage the Star Gods.

Despite these differences, Blackrock Fortresses also share a common feature: their cores all have a gate that leads directly to the Internet.

Fytia and Novia, who remained at the Eye of the Farthest Fortress, had discovered the gate and found a way to open it. As long as Abaddon thought about activating the vortex cannons of Blackrock Fortress, or even connecting the fortress's energy, Koji believed that such a huge energy fluctuation would allow him to find the network gates of other Blackrock Fortresses in reverse.

Kouken could tell Redhead this good news to entice him to lead his minions in a good fight against Abaddon's Chaos army, and then he could stand aside and wait to clean up the mess.

Of course, this is the ideal situation...

Koji told these bastards that he had a good idea that would allow them to appear directly in the heart of Blackrock Fortress, instead of facing the incredibly sturdy, heavy armor that could withstand almost any attack.

"Then why don't you use it?" the bastards asked, and Komi immediately replied.

"Someone has to draw the enemy's attention, right? You guys were at the forefront in the last battle, this time it's time for me to lead the shrimps and have a good fight with those thorny cans."

The idiots thought Komi made a lot of sense; last time, they had indeed stood in front of the Planet Killer, enduring the firepower that filled the void.

They chattered amongst themselves for a while, and then gave Komi a definite answer.

“We’ll contact the head, but we also need to decide on a place to talk. I’ll send you the coordinates for the meeting, so don’t forget to ask us for them again.”

The fart spirits sent over a string of data, which Knight Machine Soul considered to be something written by ignorant children in their nonsense. However, Koken, who had dealt with orcs and fart spirits for a long time, found the most crucial piece of information in this mess.

"Alright, then let's meet there and discuss this in detail. Now I need to deal with the situation here."

"Hehe, then bye-bye."

The fart spirit has completely stopped moving, most likely it has left this planet, which is in turmoil, with something. At this moment, Komi also reached the end of the passage, where what looked like an exit was blocked by rubble.

Will it collapse?

Komi approached the blocked exit, thrusting his chainsaw sword inside and stirring it around. Soon, the heavy blockage loosened, and light rushed into the passage.

"God protect us! We're out! We're out of this damned underground!"

The exhausted soldiers cheered, but Koji's brow remained furrowed. He knew this was just the easiest step in leaving the chaotic Ironbreaker Star. The next question was how to get these veterans into the Punisher.