Kilsager and Chat Groups

"Has the troops that landed on the ground not sent a signal yet?" Chen Huijie stood on the bridge, his brows furrowed, a sense of unease rising within him.

She had been waiting on the bridge for a long time, but had not received any communication from the ground, which made her realize that something was wrong.

At this moment, the bridge was like an isolated island in the vast ocean, seemingly cut off from all contact with the outside world.

Everything happening outside, whether it was the battles on the ground or the situation of other fleets, seemed to have nothing to do with them.

"No information." The crew member's answer was concise and clear, but it only made Chen Huijie's mood heavier.

She took a deep breath and continued, "What did the intelligence center say?"

The crew quickly replied, "They said everything is normal."

Chen Huijie frowned even more; she was not satisfied with the answer.

The intelligence center shouldn't have received information from the ground earlier than she did, so does this "everything is normal" response mean that something is being kept from her?

Thinking of this, Chen Huijie's heart sank. She realized that this ship, and even the entire Terra Expeditionary Fleet, might have been affected in some way.

She doesn't yet know what this impact is, but she knows she must find out the cause as soon as possible, or the consequences will be unimaginable.

Just then, Chen Huijie suddenly thought of something: the Multiverse Chat Group.

As far as she knew, this chat group, which connected multiple worlds, would absolutely not be disturbed by anything.

So she didn't hesitate to enter the tactical field of vision provided by the chat group, hoping to obtain some useful information through the chat group.

Sure enough, once she entered the tactical field of vision, she quickly discovered an astonishing situation—a large number of Imperial Guard units inside the ship were in combat readiness!

What shocked her even more was that most of these enemies had the same identifier after their names: Tzeentch!

She relied too much on her past experiences and felt that the existence of beings from other worlds would not interfere with their trials in the slightest.

However, reality dealt her a harsh blow—her ships were currently suffering severe interference from the Tzeentch!

These thoughts flashed through Chen Huijie's mind in an instant. Her heart raced and a layer of fine sweat appeared on her forehead.

Without the slightest hesitation, she immediately rushed to find Tarasin, anxiously demanding several small black stone devices.

She knew that only by using the power of these devices could she possibly rescue her ship from the subspace.

At the same time, Talulah, who was strolling in the cabin, suddenly frowned.

As a powerful being, He keenly sensed that the ship's physical laws were gradually slipping out of His control.

Nevertheless, Talulah did not show too much panic, after all, it was just a small variable and would not have a significant impact on her overall plan.

Similarly, isn't this the kind of change He wanted to see?

More importantly, those Originium stones with a hint of blue have quietly appeared in this fleet.

This means that His plan is about to enter a new phase, and all of this is under His control.

However, the obstruction of the Horizon Needle is exceptionally powerful, and even Tzeentch himself cannot see what is happening outside this galaxy.

But this wasn't a big problem for Tzeentch, because as long as the enemy didn't have a Titan-class warship that could provide immediate support, his plan could continue to proceed smoothly.

Talulah left the cabin with light steps and headed towards Rhodes Island's defenses, surrounded by several shapeshifting demon lords.

"Boom, boom, boom."

In the wide and long corridor, the four enormous knight mechs and three hundred heavily armed soldiers of the Twin Dragon Knights moved slowly forward with heavy steps.

Their footsteps echoed in the empty corridors, as if the entire ship was mourning their departure.

Suddenly, a strange mist rose silently from nowhere, filling the air and adding a touch of mystery and terror to the originally bright and spacious corridor.

This fog seemed to have its own life; it wandered through the ship like a ghost, sending chills down one's spine.

However, the members of the Twin Dragon Knights were not intimidated by the eerie fog.

Their four mechs are equipped with powerful city-breaking spears and huge shields, a configuration that gives them strong offensive and defensive capabilities when facing enemies.

Although they knew this journey might be a one-way trip, they continued forward without hesitation or retreat.

Just then, an alarm suddenly sounded, its sharp sound echoing through the ship, as if foreshadowing an impending fierce battle.

The commander of the Twin Dragon Knights immediately became alert. He quickly raised his siege spear, preparing to deal with any potential enemies.

Suddenly, a knight mech appeared right in front of him.

This mech's appearance is similar to theirs, but where the double dragon emblem should be, a strange eye has been painted on, giving it an eerie feel.

Before the commander could react, the knight mech brandished its twin swords and pounced on them like a ferocious beast.

Upon seeing this, the three mechs in front immediately activated the rotary cannons on their shoulders.

The cannon quickly adjusted its direction and aimed at the upper body of the charging knight mech.

With a burst of intense artillery fire, countless shells rained down on the knight mech.

Many shells accurately hit the Knight mech's head; however, the mech's pilot was clearly no pushover, skillfully maneuvering the mech to evade most of the shells.

Although some shells hit the target, they only affected the enemy's vision to a certain extent and did not cause much damage.

However, just as his vision was gradually opening up, a shocking sight suddenly came into his view—the commander of the Twin Dragon Knights was crouching low in his mech, gripping the City-Breaking Spear tightly in his hand, and like a mad beast, he was thrusting forward with tremendous force!

Without a doubt, the broken city spear flashed past like lightning and instantly pierced through the traitor knight mech!

With a loud bang and the sound of metal tearing apart, the City-Breaking Spear pierced through the mech's outer shell without any resistance, going straight through it!

Immediately afterwards, the commander of the Twin Dragon Knights swung the city-breaking spear in his hand.

Under the powerful output of his knight mech, the powerless mech was thrown to the ground like a discarded toy, making a dull thud.

In front of him, nine knight mechs wielding shields and city-breaking spears slowly emerged from the mist.

These knight mechs all bear the emblem of the Tzeentch Eye, and each one exudes an eerie and chilling aura.

Below these nine knight mechs, there were actually nine formations of 81 heavily armored soldiers!

These soldiers were clad in heavy armor, wielding massive shields and slingshots, and their shoulders bore the symbol of the Treachery Eye, which gleamed eerily in the sunlight.

The leader of the Twin Dragon Knights stared at the other party's insignia, feeling a sharp pain in his heart, as if he were being pierced by a thousand needles at the same time.

He stared wide-eyed at the scene before him in disbelief, for the leader of the opposing force was none other than his deputy commander!

"Traitor!" The commander of the Twin Dragon Knights gritted his teeth, wishing he could tear the other party to pieces.

"Commander, the enemy has nine mechs, and we only have four."

"It seems we still have a numerical advantage. Kill these traitors!"