Warhammer: Empire Reboot

Lawson nodded.

"Use this."

Lawson looked at the star map.

The three planets of the Obolus Triad have completed the first phase of clearing the sky.

Klein's seventeen agricultural planets have completed the cleanup of pollution clouds, doubling their production.

The next batch of targets are the Agrippina-affiliated industrial satellites and a dozen or so Nest World satellites.

Going forward, all 318 planets will be included in the Qingtian Project assessment.

Not every planet can be wiped out immediately.

On some planets, the pollution layer is so deeply entrenched in the climate system that rapid extraction can trigger storms.

Some planets have clouds of weapons left over from old wars in their upper atmosphere; rashly removing them could trigger an explosion in the orbital dust belt.

Therefore, each planet needs to be modeled separately.

The black hole projection is responsible for extraction.

The T series is responsible for the calculations.

Lawson's orders were clear.

Even a city in the heart of the world needs the environment of a garden world.

If this statement were to reach Mars, many old priests would think he's gone mad.

Chaodu is Chaodu.

A garden world is a garden world.

The empire categorized the world like labeling corpses. The agricultural world produced food, the mining world mined ore, the hive world produced people, the forging world produced weapons, and the death world produced monsters and tough guys.

Categorization facilitates tax collection.

Easy to manage.

It makes it easy to exploit a planet's ecology and human life to the extreme.

Lawson also needs food, minerals, workers, and factories.

But he wouldn't accept the lazy logic that "the nest can only rot away."

If black holes can clear the sky, then they can.

If a particular plant can improve the soil, then plant it.

If the green biomass culture tank can provide biomass, then it can be recycled.

If the cornerstone sequence can manage, then take over.

He doesn't need every nest to become a garden like those in aristocratic poems.

But at the very least, ordinary people need to know that the sky isn't always gray.

The goal is to allow the scorched earth to regrow roots that can anchor the dust.

We must ensure that the area outside the city is no longer just garbage, corpses, and exiled convicts.

This is environmental governance.

It is also a means of governance.

When a planet comes under the control of Lawson, the water becomes cleaner, the food supply becomes more stable, the stars appear in the sky, children cough up less blood, fewer people die in the streets, and workers can dry their clothes in the real sunlight, the common people will naturally know who brought about the change.

They may not understand swarm intelligence.

They will only remember that the old governor collected taxes, and the one who held the seal of office made the sky bright.

This is more effective than ten thousand sermons.

Outside the window, another large section of the clouds on Planet Three was torn open.

Starlight fell, illuminating a scorched earth test area outside the nest city.

There, the first batch of irongrass had already sprouted tiny leaves from the gray-black soil.

The leaves are ugly.

The color is dark.

It looks utterly devoid of poetry.

A record of plant-compatible matrix sequence was uploaded.

[Survival rate of *Imperata cylindrica* in Experimental Zone No. 37: 72%.]

The mobility of surface dust in the soil has decreased.

The root system begins to fix the metal salt particles.

Lawson looked at the report and smiled.

This is much more pleasing to the eye than the gardens on the spires of noble towers.

Because that's not decoration.

That was the first layer of skin that the planet grew back.

Andrei said in a low voice, "Doing this on all 318 planets would be a terrifying undertaking."

Lawson looked at the distant sky.

"The Agrippina Sector is terrible."

He turned around and walked back to the star map.

“Start with Obolos and establish a template for the Qingtian Project.”

"Once each sample matures, it is replicated on similar planets."

"clear."

Lawson looked at the 318 planets, each one illuminating an environmental governance layer.

Some of them are gray, some are black, some are red, and some are yellow.

Each one is like a lesion left behind by the empire.

But now, within the swarm intelligence framework, they have been assigned numbers, plans, resource allocation, and responsible persons.

Chapter 185 Fleet Reorganization and Flying Bear Motorcycle Squadron

With the governance and statistics of the star sector, we are reaping more and more benefits.

For the first time, the star map of the Agrippina sector was as bright as a complete net.

Among the 318 planets, the sea routes that were originally broken, abandoned, blocked, or occupied by pirates were relit one by one by the swarm intelligence.

Governing a sector is not just about killing governors, changing unions, clearing the skies, and laying green breeding grounds.

We also need to get the goods moving.

No matter how loyal a planet is, if food cannot be transported out, ore cannot be brought in, ammunition cannot reach the front lines, wounded cannot return to hospitals, and population dispatch is stuck in starports, then it is still an isolated island.

After the Great Rift, the first thing to break down in the Agrippina Sector was logistics.

The Star Speaker has lost contact, the course has been deviated from, pirates have blockaded the route, and chaos has polluted the shipping lanes.

Local governors each sealed off their respective ports.

The noble family hid the ship.

The labor union used its transportation rights to extort money from grain prices.

Some agricultural planets have overflowing granaries, while the Nest City world is consuming corpse starch.

Some mining planets are piled high with ore, but the Agrippina Furnace is shut down due to a lack of raw materials.

Some hive planets have an overpopulation, but their frontline fortresses are short of soldiers and workers.

Lawson needs to reopen the star sector's blood vessels.

Static force fields are very useful.

Emergency supplies, valuable equipment, high-risk samples, command personnel, and combat sequence delivery can all be rapidly transferred using a static force field.

Static force fields are not a panacea.

Space is limited.

If you stuff ordinary grains, ores, steel, starch blocks, promethium barrels, building materials, machine parts, and low-level military supplies into a static force field, that's like using a battle group-level teleportation privilege to move bricks.

True sector governance still relies on transport fleets.

Andrei stood beside Losen, holding the rating report in his hand.

"Preliminary statistics complete."

"The Agrippina Sector has 318 planets, with a total of over 27,400 ships registered as repairable."

"Of these, only about one-third are truly capable of interstellar travel."

"The rest are mostly near-rail barges, ore tugs, rail elevator auxiliary transport vessels, scrap ships, low-speed cargo barges, local aristocratic yachts, union-owned ships, and semi-scrap civilian cargo ships."

Lawson nodded.

This result is in line with expectations.

The gap between the imperial worlds is enormous.

Forging worlds and large hive planets typically have full starports, orbital docks, cargo relays, and some armed merchant ships.

The agricultural world consists mostly of giant grain ships, refrigerated transport ships, fuel ethanol ships, and livestock protein tankers.

The mining world has a large fleet of ore tugboats, heavy-duty cargo ships, automated ore bucket barges, and a number of prisoner transport ships controlled by unions and disciplinary agencies.

Outpost World has few ships, usually only a few patrol boats, messenger ships, and supply barges.

As for luxury yachts, smuggling ships, armed privateers, and family-owned ships, they are even more diverse.