Bengtie: Buli was the first to fight, and was captured by Jingliu at the beginning

Obviously, the Tau Empire, which had only left the planet for a hundred or two hundred years, was still too young and was no match for the enemy in a head-on battle.

The Fire Clan's warriors can't deal with the Empire, so let the Water Clan's diplomats handle it and see if they can incite some of the Empire's troops to rebel.

They saw that the Empire had always used the greenskins as cannon fodder, and that the greenskins were sent to take the lead in all kinds of dangerous and intense battles, or to die.

With this level of consumption, these orcs are really pitiful. They must feel bad being forced to go to the battlefield. The commander of the Star Army, the Galaxy Guardian Axing and even the brother they admire, Di, all use them as cannon fodder.

The diplomats of the Water Clan intend to give it a try. The greenskins will definitely be dissatisfied with being treated like this. No race is born to like war, so they are confident in persuading the greenskins to rebel.

"Green brothers, a brutal empire is oppressing you. The false emperor on the golden throne will only force you to fight endlessly, squeezing you until the last second, and dying in battle. He is a tyrant."

A diplomat from the Water Clan tried every possible means to contact an orc warlord and attempted to persuade the orc with his eloquence.

"Endless waaagh! I know that Brother Di loves us. Brother Di is tall and mighty, I want waaagh!"

Water Clan Diplomat: ???

"Don't you understand what we mean? He's been treating you like cannon fodder. In his eyes, you're just weapons of war. You'll eventually die in battle. He's been using you."

"He's using us. I see. Brother Di is using us. This is so waaaaagh! I didn't even realize that Brother Di is more cunning and violent than Brother Gao and Brother Mao. I want to be loyal to Brother Di."

"No, that false emperor on the Golden Throne oppressed you so much, but you didn't react at all. The Empire doesn't even consider you orcs as its citizens."

"I don't want to be a citizen of the Empire, I want waaagh! Little shrimp, are you done talking? Get ready for waaagh!"

A battle moon about the size of a normal satellite was summoned. The orc warlord was just delaying time, and now his goal has been achieved.

"No, he was just stalling for time. I was tricked by a green-skinned orc. Can't the Greater Good protect my Tau people?"

In fact, not all orcs are stupid. At least most of the orc warlords are both cunning and violent, and many forces have been overthrown.

The reason why most people fail is that they think orcs are brainless barbarians. Their contempt for orcs makes them careless, and then they start to fail.

Many times the orcs do not mind forming an alliance with other forces to fight against the enemy, as long as it can attract more enemies. Both sides know that they are just having ulterior motives.

Then the simple and straightforward orcs will cooperate closely with their allies and fight with their utmost efforts. There is even a record of orcs saving one or two little girls, and then the allied forces will be confused.

Moved by the orcs' "simplicity", I was one step behind them in backstabbing, and then I was successfully backstabbed by the orcs. Orcs are like this. They are good allies when they form alliances, but they can turn against them and continue to fight their allies after the fight.

Just like that, more than ten days later, Titanium's decades of efforts were in vain. It was driven back to its hometown from being the overlord of a region in an instant. It is now gathering the last troops of the five clans in an attempt to resist.

During this period, Jeppard's Astartes recruits and Beloberg's Astra Militarum also grew rapidly. External wars were the best way to hone the will and combat effectiveness of the recruits.

Luca also knew that Beloberg had no experience in interstellar warfare, so he divided the troops into groups of 2,000 people and asked them to learn from various interstellar military legions. They would usually help out and continue training, and then learn from them.