Warhammer 40 Spring: Loyalty of the Multiverse

Chapter 16 Things Are Impossible
"What?" A deep, familiar voice came from behind. Everyone looked over and saw the captain, Afus, walking over. His once flowing long hair was gone, replaced by a short buzz cut.

This was probably just made to facilitate combat.

"It's nothing, we were just discussing his combat techniques with Quan Tiehua." Quilstein hurriedly stood up to explain, his voice slightly muffled, as if he were speaking through a gas mask, his helmet making him sound a bit like someone wearing one.

"Ah, it's all up to you. Now I need each of you to hold a defensive line alone. The mortal auxiliary forces and the local planetary defense forces will cooperate with you. At the same time, the remaining brothers will be randomly assigned to various segments." As he spoke, Commander Aphos looked ahead, directing the deployment of defensive fortifications by Tylt. "Tylt's fortifications have always been quite good. Our primary task now is to hold off the Chaos cultists outside the hive city, depleting their manpower as much as possible. If that fails, we will then move into the hive city behind our lines to engage in street fighting, trying to buy time and wait for the Empire's reinforcements."

"Sir, the weapons you requested have arrived." At this moment, a dozen or so mortal auxiliary soldiers pushed a cart to the side and reported to their commander, Afus.

After Captain Afus reacted and looked over, he addressed the group, “These are our band’s last chainsaw swords and power weapons. Choose the ones that suit you. You will face the greatest pressure in every defensive mission that follows.”

With that, he issued the final combat mission to the combat system in everyone's helmet.

Then he was about to turn and leave, but at that moment Quan Tiehua suddenly stood up and called out to him, saying, "Commander."

For a moment, everyone's eyes turned to him.

“If things don’t work out, I hope the leader can lead all the brothers to gather around me. I think I have a way to keep our warband alive.”

These words caused a stir of shock among everyone present. Commander Afus turned and stared at him blankly, speechless for a moment. Finally, he sighed, put his helmet on, and asked in a trembling voice, "How confident are you?"

Quan Tiehua did not answer immediately. Instead, he glanced at the few lines of text on the system panel in his mind and said with an extremely firm gaze, "100%".

"it is good."

Everyone left their positions, took their own weapons and ammunition, and went to their posts.

To be honest, Captain Aphrodite's management and governance abilities are extremely strong. Although the restoration of the Chapters also owes much to the replenishment of the Chapters after Guilliman took office.

However, in this remote starfield, almost outside the Milky Way, even though the supplies were scarce, Captain Afoss managed to procure so many supplies, including several sets of Terminator armor.

Therefore, one can imagine his abilities.

This is why the brothers in the group all speculated whether the leader was a former Ultra Warrior.

But no one brought it up in public.

After all, the history and origins of the chapters have been severed, and in the countless battles of the past, successive chapter leaders have gone to great lengths to ensure the continuation of their chapters.

Once the genetic tax collected by the Empire has been paid, the remaining genetic seeds, regardless of their origin, will be stored or used as long as they are clean.

So much so that now the brothers in the group have a traditional recreational activity during their rest time.

That is, guessing each other's identities as members of which legion.
While some brothers are quite obvious and everyone can guess them at a glance, there are others that you might not be able to guess even if you try harder.

After all, it's not necessarily true that you can prove which group someone belongs to just by looking at some subconscious habits and behaviors.

Even towards the end of the game, everyone was speculating whether there were still members of the Alpha Legion in the warband.

Of course, after this idea was raised, the squad leader learned of it and then called the guy over for a severe scolding. Quan Tiehua carried a chainsaw sword at his waist, along with a plasma pistol that never overheated, and his own combat dagger, explosive pistol, various grenades, and molten metal bombs.

Looking at the molten metal bomb, he was reminded of Captain Leonster, who had strapped a molten metal bomb to his head during the previous battle.

The man with the quirky behavior, whose dreadlocks were made of chains of explosives and were densely tied up on his head like braids.

"Sigh." He sighed, his expression somewhat forlorn. He placed the weapons and ammunition belonging to Astartes, which he had been carrying on his shoulder, into the air-raid shelter.

After glancing at the commotion outside the trench, he ordered the mortal auxiliary troops around him to continue their vigilance. Then he went back to the air-raid shelter and sat there, lost in thought.

The progress bar on the system panel in my mind still showed the words "100% whether to reincarnate".

He didn't know what it was for. Reincarnation, reincarnation.

Could it be... that he... used this thing once? That it could revive him, allowing him to relive his past experiences?

So what is this?
Infinite resurrection.

Or were we trapped for a certain period of time?
No matter how you look at it, it seems to be the work of the little blue bird.

But let's be honest.

If things really don't work out by then, maybe this thing will actually work.

But... what about the other brothers in the chapter?
……

Meanwhile, in the warp, the Sea of ​​Souls surged with immense power. The Emperor was commanding the Cursed Legion to relentlessly attack Slaanesh's demon army.

Meanwhile, in the subspace not far away, a little blue bird was secretly observing, muttering to itself, "This is all part of my plan."

But the next second, a violent scream suddenly erupted.

It turned out that the Emperor had already discovered him and used a powerful spiritual energy attack to blast him out of the battlefield.

Meanwhile, in the garden world...

The wicked father was simmering a delicious soup in the pot, muttering to himself, "It's been so long since a new life has brought joy, I feel a bit lonely. Today I'm cooking something new."

As he stirred the pot with a large ladle, he muttered, "Slowly soak it, slowly savor it..." (Please don't hit me, fellow Guangxi native!) (ω).

Finally, she ladled the contents into a bowl, her plump body swaying as she walked back to the palace. Looking at the beautiful yet somewhat withered and pitiful aura of the Spirit Clan's Goddess of Life, she said with a pang of heartache, "Drink it quickly. Perhaps it can cure your illness."

……

We're about to travel through time, so which worlds do you all know that you can communicate with? If no one has chosen one, then I'll pick one from Pacific Rim 1, Nano Core, and Ling Cage.

(End of this chapter)