Warhammer: Rise of the Star Gods

Zhang Lingyou, who quickly browsed the battle records, said he learned a lot and asked both sides to go all out to show respect for their opponents.

In the battlefield, after calling Elshala to no avail, the captain of the Eldar Pacifier also understood that he had encountered a difficult opponent.

The captain ordered the combat staff (this period was still the Eldar Empire, and the Eldar were still organized, not the unofficial survivor alliance after the birth of Slaanesh) to quickly go to the database to check what kind of void monsters were around, and how powerful they were. , the psychic main guns of both battleships failed to make any achievements.

As the commander-in-chief of the fleet, Elshala did not do it for nothing. He found that the incident was too big for his fleet to handle, so he ordered the damage control team to quickly go to the power cabin, open the extra-dimensional portal as soon as possible, and quickly find support from the empire.

As a branch member of the Usavi family, he also knew some secrets.

First of all, as a dark light shattering cannon that can open a rift in the subspace, the starting principle of the cannon is very similar to programmed ammunition; in terms of tactical effect, it is similar to a torpedo, which can cause huge damage to low-tech races, and to high-level races (that is, space death). Spirit, it really doesn’t make much sense to send the orcs and Slann back to the subspace).

This kind of semi-energy weapon needs to set the approximate effective position. When the position is reached, the constraint field of the cannonball will fail, forming an unstable subspace rift, sucking things near the position into the subspace. This is not only to maximize damage (usually the location is set to the area where the opponent's important targets are), but also to prevent the cannonball from being detonated midway (the Necrons' time warlock can slow down the flow of time) and blow up your own battleship. Thinking that the cannonball exploded on the deck of his own warship as soon as it came out of the barrel, how could the small body of the Spirit clan bear it?

As a result, it actually "fired out" halfway this time, so the nature of this thing must have extremely strong anti-psionic properties. In addition, it popped out and destroyed two cruisers in an understatement. Could it be the Necrons? A capital ship?

Since the end of the War in Heaven, the Necron Dynasty has shrunk its defenses, and the pressure on the borders of the Spirit Empire has been greatly reduced. In order to restore its national strength, the Empire began to downplay this ancient enemy. In the current Spiritual Empire, most of the veterans of the War in Heaven have passed away in countless reincarnations. Ordinary civilians and non-border soldiers do not even know that such a race exists. Anyway, the territory is large, and the combination of technology and Eldar is enough. Not many Eldar care about why they don't develop technology, they only care about their own affairs.

Only the middle and upper-level officers of the regular army and various big families know how powerful these iron ribs are.

Thinking of this, Elshala pulled open the scroll given to him by his family, and a temporarily constructed teleportation circle appeared. Two spirit war witches, two warriors from the Witch Spirit Fighting Cult, and two ghost fighting titans were constructed from spiritual energy. Step out of the door.

The middle-aged warrior wizard headed by him walked towards Elshala with a cheerful face and asked: "What happened? Do you need to activate the Alpha-level scroll? Don't worry, take your time..."

Before he finished speaking, the war witch and the deputy spiritual instructor of the Usavi family had already seen what the thing in front of him was, and his face suddenly turned pale: "Riding horse, Catan! How could this thing happen?" Appear here! Nether Structure Hurry..."

Before the word "withdraw" was spoken, the teleportation circle was closed, and a strong sense of oppression on the life level enveloped them.

Before the two war wizards could command the ghost fighting titans to face the enemy, they were shattered by the fragments of the Star God that sensed the spiritual energy fluctuations and were eaten together with the titans.

Elshala's last thought before her soul was torn apart was: The fleet is finished, pity the brothers who have been with me for more than four hundred years, and what is Catan?

The other two battleships discovered that the flagship Void Stalker-class battleship was gone so quickly. They immediately ignored the maintenance of their formation and faced friendly fire. (The target detected by the psychic detection matrix was too vague and had no reference value. Relying on the energy fragments of the cannon to observe the target's position) retreat. At the same time, the secondary guns began to overload and fire rapidly, the engines were turned to the maximum, and they quickly distanced themselves from the opponent. Eldar warships, even battleships, were not suitable for close combat.

The light cruiser that left first did not watch the friendly forces being beaten. The Dark Soul-class cruiser Phoenix Will contacted the nearest Eldar naval fleet, requested for additional reinforcements, and objectively reported the nature of the observed target, and sent the battleship to The damage report was also submitted.

Miriam Yi Yang in this star area received the news and secretly thought that something was not going well. She was afraid that there was a conflict with the newly developed battleships of the Necrons. It’s no wonder she thinks this way. The Star God fragments haven’t appeared for an unknown amount of time. Only the old guys in the Spirit Empire who have lived for an unknown amount of time know of their existence. The current Spirit tribe thinks that they are used to scare children (that’s what they say) It's the Nightbringer, the star god who gives PTSD to nearly all living things).

Miriam Yi Yang began to respond to her superiors and requested additional support; she led the "Floating Land" class void battle carrier of the Eldar Empire Navy to reinforce. The empire's face cannot be lost, and its deterrence cannot be weak. For the well-being of the citizens of the empire and the future of the Eldar, the imperial army can do anything!

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Looking at the beaten Spirit Clan tax fleet, Zhang Lingyou was filled with emotion: Look at others, and then look at yourself. The same Star God fragments, why are there such big differences? It's said that this star god fragment is pretty good. Let's see who it is. Well, it should be Ishtuo the Countless. This is a star god who was spurned by the King of Silence.

He can use an eternal plague to take root in the minds of mortals and observe the world through mortal eyes. In the war between the Necrons and the Star Gods, the connection between Ishtar the Uncountable and mortals was cut off, causing countless pain to flood civilizations on countless planets.

He fought well. He fought the battle smoothly and without any sign of using any ability, but he incorporated all the tactics and abilities he should have into it.

The timing was also good, especially those three times when he integrated himself into the background of the universe, directly shattering a cannonball, annihilating another, and assimilating the energy into the real universe in a corrosive manner to strengthen himself, what a good method!

Zhang Lingyou still underestimated himself. In fact, he was not bad. The reason why his performance was poor was due to three aspects: he did not have enough to eat and fought with an hungry stomach; he encountered targeted troops; and he did not manage well enough.

On the other hand, Ishtu:

First, on the road before, they killed more than a dozen planets and ate a star by the way. Now that I'm full, my mental strength is getting stronger and stronger. How can Zhang Lingyou, a newcomer who can't even eat enough, compare to him?

Second, the Star God Shard started with a sneak attack. The opponent had no targeted response and the Eldar fleet was careless. And because of intelligence reasons, command errors, and wrong tactics, you pry open the door to the real universe in front of the Star God? Back then, the Necrons were tricking the World Blighters into entering the subspace portal, but even the Necrons didn't dare to do this. Compared with the Necron's professional containment dynasty, the strike effect of the Eldar militia is far inferior.

Third, the Eldar hardware is not good, and the energy level difference between the two sides is too big. Note that it’s not the tactics and strategy that don’t work, it’s the hardware that doesn’t work. If they really had one thousandth of the strength of the Ancient Sage, this matter wouldn't be so ugly today.

You can think of the Star God fragments as Angron, who was beaten away by the Gray Knights (the professional counterpart of the Necrons), which is reasonable; and the small Star Torch on the expedition fleet (this unlucky Eldar fleet) was destroyed, which is also reasonable .