The 42nd Millennium of the Empire
The Galactic Rift tore the Empire in two.
In the dark side of the empire, thousands of star systems are fighting their own battles, warlords are vying for power, pirates roam freely, and alien races are invading.
Summary
The 42nd Millennium of the Empire
The Galactic Rift tore the Empire in two.
In the dark side of the empire, thousands of star systems are fighting their own battles, warlords are vying for power, pirates roam freely, and alien races are invading.
The people of the empire have become prey on the plates of various races.
Until Lawson arrived with his army of assassins
Then he swept everything away.
Orcs? Drain Waaagh's energy, break the compression mold, and mass-produce high-protein military rations.
Zerg? Raw materials for bioengineering
Demon? Psionic charging station
Space Marines can directly exchange resources, and their army production speed far surpasses that of the Empire.
Swarm management increases management efficiency by tens of thousands of times compared to empires.
For the first time in Warhammer history, humans lived like human beings.
Instead, the various ethnic groups became the targets of plunder.
Titanium Clan: The interest we owe Lawson has ballooned to zero; even the highest virtuous practices aren't working.
Ark Eldar: Quickly bring the Ark into Lawson's territory. We'll do anything as long as he takes it in.
As the lonely King of Silence looked at the negative population data of his race, a message suddenly floated by: "Population +1".
Is the Necromancer Queen pregnant?
Weasel, Father, Wicked, and Khorne all turned to look at Slaanesh.
Slaanesh got angry: Are you bragging?
The Silent King has gone mad: It's Lawson! Quickly apply for an alliance with the Human Empire!
From then on, he kept asking Lawson every day: Grandpa! Grandpa! When was my dad born?
Lawson: Queen Tyrell is trying to escape, I'll go and catch her first.
Emperor: Brother Luo, do you have any way to get the Primarch to give me a grandson? Thirteenth brother, why are you running away?
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