Warhammer: From the Devouring C'tan Fragments

"When I led my team to attack here, the firepower of these Titan pilots was extremely fierce, and they actually killed two of our Space Marines. I also used the ability of the teleportation beacon to teleport directly into this warehouse.

"I joined forces with my brothers outside to attack from both sides and finally wiped out these stubbornly resisting Titan pilots. Due to the urgency of the situation, I didn't pay much attention to the Titans stored inside, so we killed all of them."

David continued to explain to Gray.

Obviously, the battle was so fierce at that time that David had no time to check what was stored in the warehouse. He could only choose to quickly eliminate all the Titan pilots and auxiliary personnel.

After David eliminated this group of Titan pilots, he took his Space Marines to check the warehouse and found that these powerful personnel were a group of people in charge of Titans, Titan pilots, and Titan logistics managers.

This is also the reason why David immediately sent a message to Gray and asked Gray to come and check it out after discovering that there were ten War Dog-class Titans stored here.

"You..." Gray found that even if he wanted to criticize David, he didn't know where to start.

After all, the situation at that time was in the midst of a battle. Being kind to the enemy was the greatest cruelty to one's own side. No one knew whether the enemy that was let go because of a moment of weakness would turn around and cruelly kill his comrades.

"Forget it. There was nothing wrong with how you handled the situation back then. You can't be blamed for this, and you handled it very appropriately."

Gray thought about it and gave up the idea of ​​continuing to blame David. If Gray was in this situation at the time, he would also give priority to eliminating all these enemies.

Although there is a high probability that these Titan pilots can be persuaded to surrender after being captured, it is not worthwhile to sacrifice more Space Marines for these Titan pilots.

Every Space Marine is valuable. It takes a lot of time and materials to train a qualified Space Marine. Titan pilots can be trained slowly.

Although Titan pilots are extremely rare, they can still be selected from the Starry Sky galaxy through the Ace Pilot game.

"Thank you, Captain Gray, for your understanding."

After hearing what Gray said, David realized that Gray would not continue to blame him and that he would eliminate all these Titan pilots. This made David finally feel at ease.

"The capture of the Empire's Titan is the work of your Second Battalion. After the battle, your Second Battalion will receive the due reward."

Gray said this to the members of the second team here to encourage these brave stars.

"Thank you, Captain Gray." After hearing Gray's praise, the Space Marines of the Second Battalion began to thank Gray.

No matter how much the reward is this time, at least the hard work of others has been seen by the top management, and the motivation will be even greater.

After praising the Space Marines of the Second Battalion, Gray quickly came to the Titans standing in place. Gray, who was more than three meters tall, was not even as tall as the knees of these bipedal War Dog-class Titans that were 17 meters tall.

Although Gray had already undergone a second enhancement, these War Dog-class Titans could still crush Gray to death with one kick, as easy as a human crushing a bug.

Of course, Gray is not a fool who would just stand there and wait for the Titan's attack. Even if Gray wants to run, no one can catch up with him at the speed of a War Dog-class Titan.

To easily deal with a War Dog Titan, at least dozens of Apocalypse Tanks would need to fire at the same time to instantly break the void shield carried by the War Dog Titan. Or a larger Predator Titan or Warlord Titan would be needed to deal with a War Dog Titan.

In the worst case, boarding operations are still required. Use a teleportation beacon to board the cockpit of a Warhound Titan and kill all the pilots inside to destroy a Warhound Titan.

This is the dominance of a Titan on the battlefield. Even a powerful Space Marine would not dare to challenge the Titan's authority when facing a Titan.

"Although these Titans are good things, unfortunately they are different from the Titans developed by the Lord of the Stars and cannot be used directly." Gray walked to the foot of a War Dog-class Titan, stroked the thick armor plate of the War Dog-class Titan, and said with emotion to Wright behind him.

The Warhound Titan's thick ceramic steel armor is so thick that even the 35mm armor-piercing bullets in the hands of the Space Marines cannot penetrate it in one shot. Only the heavy anti-aircraft machine gun bullets in the hands of the Dreadnoughts can penetrate the Warhound Titan's armor.

"What's there to be sentimental about? This is just a piece of junk. In an open battlefield, at most three Terra Dreadnoughts can take out this slow-moving, armored Titan."

Light looked up at the War Dog-class Titan and explained to Gray seriously.

In Wright's opinion, this is just an ordinary Titan, whose firepower is slightly stronger than that of the Dreadnought, but its speed and shield cannot catch up with the Dreadnought. What is there to be sentimental about?

"Ah! You don't believe me when I say you are a blockhead. You ruined my good mood in an instant." Gray looked at his guard captain Wright helplessly.

For Gray, Wright is good in every way except that he is rather rigid and has no sense of humor. No matter how he feels at the moment, Wright will directly tell him the truth and destroy his thoughts.

"Captain Gray, I'm telling the truth." Wright said calmly and solemnly.

"Oh! I don't want to bother with you." Gray didn't want to continue talking to Wright, so he turned around and continued to look at the War Dog-class Titan.

Wright looked at Gray who had stopped talking, and stood quietly behind Gray without disturbing him.

"You continue to wipe out the false emperor's lackeys." Gray turned to David and said.

Gray also knew the surprise David wanted to give him, and now there was no need for David to stay with him. It was a waste for everyone to stay in this warehouse. It would be better to send David out to continue to eliminate the remaining members of the Mechanicus and end the war sooner.

"Yes, Captain Grey." When David heard the order from Grey, he immediately saluted Grey solemnly, and left the warehouse with his elite team to continue to eliminate the Mechanicus members.