Warhammer 40 Spring: Loyalty of the Multiverse

Chapter 97 Development
Enraged, the Great Sage Euramils ​​immediately launched into a tirade of binary profanities. Only after the addition of a Mars-class battlecruiser was the situation finally settled.

However, the fact that the Seraphim Chapter's Astartes and personnel are stationed on the planet's surface for extended periods is not open to discussion.

She wanted to argue, but seeing Tie Hui leading over 300 Astartes silently watching her, she could only calmly spray the freezing liquid onto the processor, which was already hot enough to melt metal, using a spray gun.
There was no choice but to agree!
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Upon hearing the report from the mortal officer, Tie Hui's eyes widened instantly, and he sat bolt upright in his chair. "So, there are a few meteorite spaceships among those orcs?"

The green-skinned orcs are arguably one of the most cosmic geniuses in the galaxy; their ability to grow stronger with each battle is etched into everyone's mind.

Especially recalling the battle in the wrecked spaceship, initially unable to break through their defenses with barrage grenades. After throwing several rounds in succession, they were able to penetrate their power armor.

Seeing the Iron Radiance leader's expression, the mortal officer realized the gravity of the situation. As a native officer trained through a systematic education on this planet, it was difficult for him to grasp the true extent of the threats posed by outer space.

"Yes! It's said that these spaceships have always been mounted on the surface of wrecked spaceships!"

Upon hearing this, Tie Hui's heart skipped a beat. If they couldn't stop them, it would be all over!

He pounded his fingers on the table, making a loud thud, even denting the solid wood surface. His voice was stern as he asked, "How can this be allowed? How can an orc who hasn't even fully developed have a spaceship?"

The prison officer lowered his head, not daring to look directly at Tie Hui. "They are green-skinned orcs. Real-world logic and physics can't control them, can they?"

"Notify the Cult of Mechanics and the Navy to intensify their patrols throughout the entire star system, leaving no planet, moon, or even meteorite unexplored! Have the Cult of Mechanics begin mining the meteorites around the star system's perimeter!"

"Yes!"

Exploring the green-skinned orcs is manageable if it's just a planet. We can have the Mechanics find exploration equipment to survey the planet's surface, and then send people to explore deeper into each area.

Furthermore, the future roles of most planets in the galaxy have now been determined. They will either be mineral-producing planets or industrial planets.

In the course of development, no matter how deeply these green-skinned orcs hide, they will eventually be unearthed. Moreover, even before the war, their strength will decline to some extent.

But meteorites are different!

Those piles and piles of meteorites ranged in size from just a few meters to tens or hundreds of kilometers. There were more than tens of millions of them, densely packed together.

Furthermore, its speed is so great that it can overload a ship's void shield. Even setting aside the meteorite issue, sending a small boat in would be easily defeated by orcs alone.

Sending large ships in would tie up military resources and take up time!
Not a good deal!
The issue of the derelict spaceship was put aside and listed separately, as mechanical teaching equipment and various construction materials arrived one after another.

The remaining state power on the planet Sirix was wiped out in just three days. He reformed most of the feudal system.

However, there was no real change for those apathetic lower-class people. Tie Hui simply recruited them into the factory and subjected them to assembly-line training.

This kept them firmly in their positions, like screws. Aside from work, meals, and rest, they had nothing else to do all day; in fact, their output was so high that even their time for thinking was squeezed out.

Furthermore, after diagnosis by the mechanical school, the time of most healthy people was significantly reduced.

But it also ensured they had warm housing, clean clothes and enough food, as well as basic medical care.

This made them extremely grateful, and some even volunteered to work overtime.

Ah... that saying is true: "Even the worst and most backward modern system is ten thousand times better than the best and most powerful feudal system!"

If the Jewish people saw this, they would definitely feel ashamed of themselves.

"I wonder if I'll end up hanging on a street lamp!" Tie Hui stood on the tower, looking down at the brightly lit industrial area with its two shifts, and chuckled to himself, recalling a joke from his past life.

"Ideally, a luxuriously decorated private booth!"

As for why this is the case?

That's because under the feudal system, the thinking of surviving adult people from the lower classes had become completely rigid.

Aside from providing them with basic knowledge, getting them to learn new knowledge is simply a pipe dream.

Moreover, it also has the influence of chaos.

Moreover, in order to eliminate the influence of chaos, it is necessary to have faith in the emperor. And establishing faith can be said to require the teachings of several generations.

Tie Hui did not want to revert to the system of the Empire. Therefore, in his plan, the humans of the local planet, for two to three generations, or even four or five generations, would live out their remaining years under this cruel life, in order to lay the foundation for the new society and make them blindly believe in the Emperor.

Newborns and young children, having been less influenced by feudal ideology, mostly began attending school, but were still taught basic technical knowledge. The main focus was on the belief in the emperor, albeit with a slightly altered interpretation of the emperor's true nature.

That is to proclaim that the emperor, like them, was a human being. But he was a great human being who led human civilization out of the abyss of darkness, depravity, and impending extinction.

He led humanity against the temptations of those demons...

In short, his revised doctrine did not define the emperor as a god, but rather as "great humankind."

He wanted people to live together in an equal society... Then, as Tie Hui spoke, he took off the five-pointed star from his chest and held it high above his head in front of the local people. He then began to explain the origin of the five-pointed star and the emperor's recognition of it.

However, they couldn't describe chaos in too much detail, otherwise these mortals would probably become chaos eggs the moment they learned about it.

This situation also caused them a great deal of trouble!

But later, when Tie Hui and Deluns were discussing it, he suddenly thought of Confucianism from his previous life.

Although I knew it in my past life, I didn't really understand it. Although I learned it in school, I forgot everything after entering society.

He discussed things with Derens, relying on his limited memory and some explanations gleaned from short sentences.

And so, the distorted imperial faith began its stumbling and arduous journey of growth.

And the symbol of their faith... is a crimson five-pointed star with a golden flame in the center.

Doctrine: The name of mankind resounds throughout the universe; the enemies of mankind vanquish the heavens; the tools of mankind fill countless star fields; the fire of mankind scorches the heavens.

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(End of this chapter)