The strongest astral army in Warhammer 40K

"Then let's not waste any more words!" Kahn shouted, gripping the Blood Stone tightly.

Sigismund gripped the "Black Sword" tightly and said: "Then let's go!"

Kahn roared and launched the first attack.

Facing an opponent who had defeated him before, Kahn dared not be careless. This time, he wielded the "Blood Piece" with both hands and launched a full-force attack from the start, using both speed and power to the extreme.

To outsiders, Kahn left only a red afterimage.

A surge of evil god power churned within him.

Although Kahn is a traitor and a villain, his strength should not be underestimated; even Sigismund cannot take him lightly.

Therefore, when Sigismund faced Kahn's all-out attack, he could only concentrate on dealing with it.

The "Blood Seed" slashed down with a whooshing sound, and Sigismund quickly raised his "Black Sword." His task was not to block the "Blood Seed," but to entangle it with the blade.

Sigismund moved nimbly, his black sword drawing power, the blade always keeping close to the Blood Child.

For example, Sigismund's swordsmanship now resembles "Tai Chi sword!"

He knew very well how terrifying Kahn was. Kahn had the blessing of the evil god, and he could never match him in terms of power. Although the Black Sword was also very powerful, it could not go head-to-head with the Blood Child.

If Sigismund chooses a head-on approach, his strength will be quickly exhausted in the intense clash of weapons. However, Kahn is different; he has the gift of a god and always has inexhaustible strength. Therefore, in order to deal with Kahn, he must adopt a smarter approach.

This is a sword technique created by Sigismund himself. It is neither a wide-ranging, proactive attack nor a passive defense, but rather a way to control the enemy with wisdom and weapons.

No matter how fierce Kahn's attacks were, Sigismund wielded his black sword like a spider web, tightly binding Kahn's blood.

Kahn roared repeatedly, wielding "Blood Child!" with all his might.

However, there was one thing that troubled him greatly: Sigismund's sword was always one step ahead of him, always keeping the closest distance to his Blood Piece. No matter how much force he used, the "Black Sword" could always quickly stick to the "Blood Piece," preventing him from exerting his strength advantage.

The two exchanged hundreds of blows in an instant, then both retreated with solemn expressions.

"Your swordsmanship has improved considerably over the past few centuries!" Kahn praised sincerely.

"You've improved quite a bit too!" Sigismund said casually.

"We must decide the winner today, no matter what! Let's continue!" With that, Kahn charged forward once more.

This time he learned his lesson and changed from holding the axe with both hands to holding it with one hand, and somehow he installed a power claw on his left hand.

Perhaps one weapon is enough to deal with others, but it's far from enough to deal with Sigismund.

Soon, Kahn launched another attack, wielding his power claws and chainsaw axe, striking from both sides relentlessly at Sigismund.

This time, Sigismund changed his fighting style again, switching from wielding his sword with one hand to wielding it with both.

He wielded the "black sword" into a black blur of light and shadow.

The Blood Claw and the Power Claw clashed repeatedly with the Black Sword.

In Russell's view, the battle between the two was simply a clash between two orbs of light, one red and one black.

Van Grey, however, saw it clearly, and the fight between the two greatly shocked him.

Kahn's strength shocked him, but Sigismund's swordsmanship shocked him even more.

The "black sword" parried left and right, always managing to block every attack from Kahn a step ahead.

Kahn grew stronger with each battle, his red aura intensifying, while Sigismund became increasingly calm, his black sword flashing faster and faster.

If you observe closely, you'll find that Sigismund fights entirely with his mind.

This state of being is called "man and sword as one". Sword masters who possess this ability have no eyes; they only need to sense to wield the most perfect sword.

Many times, what appeared to be an unstoppable attack, the "Black Sword" always managed to deflect at an uncanny angle.

The ultimate showdown between the two indeed attracted a lot of attention, and the battlefield seemed to fall silent at this moment.

With a deafening roar, the earth was blasted into a huge crater by the powerful spiritual energy, from which countless cunning blue demons swarmed out.

Because the Blue Goblins were closest to Russell and his group, they attacked them first.

"Fire!" Russell raised the Fire Kirin and unleashed a barrage of fire at the Blue Demons.

The other Astronauts opened fire immediately.

However, their laser weapons were unable to stop Tzeentch's Blue Demon attack.

Khorne has always hated Tzeentch, and the World Eaters also hate these little monsters.

"These bastards are here again!" the World Eater Space Marine scoffed.

"We absolutely cannot let these treacherous minions wipe out the Astronaut Army. These skulls are all ours," another World Eater said viciously.

Tens of thousands of blue goblins quickly overwhelmed a large portion of the Astral Army, and a dozen World Eaters couldn't hold back any longer and roared as they charged towards the blue goblins.

These bloodthirsty, crazed warriors mercilessly wielded chainsaw axes, reaping the lives of the Blue Demons.

A dozen or so loyal Space Marines also rushed up, slaughtering the Blue Goblins with bomb guns and chainsaws.

With the addition of these Space Marines, the Blue Goblin's offensive was halted, and the Astronauts began their counterattack.

The Khorne Warband and the Imperial Guard, who had just been locked in a fierce battle, began to deal with the Blue Demons.

Of course, they weren't on the same side; they were fighting each other. The World Eater beat Tzeentch Blue Goblin, Tzeentch Blue Goblin beat the Astronauts, and the World Eater beat the Astronauts. All sorts of chaos began to unfold.

Russell was stunned by the situation before him. He didn't know what to do. After thinking for a long time, he decided to deal with the Tzeentch Blue Goblins first.

Kahn and Sigismund retreated once.

This time, Kahn had more than a dozen wounds on his right arm, and blood was still gushing out.

During the half-hour battle, Sigismund wounded Kahn.

Of course, Sigismund wasn't feeling well either; he was actually starting to feel a little tired.

"Sigismund, our duel can wait. Let's have an elimination match first!" Kahn sneered.

Sigismund, of course, understood what he meant and nodded, saying, "Okay."

Roar! Kahn roared and waved his blood-red weapons, charging into the vast ocean of the Blue Demons.

Sigismund also charged forward, brandishing his black sword.

The two powerful individuals briefly joined forces to kill the demon Tzeentch.

The number of blue demons has dwindled sharply, and Kahn has even broken through the blue demons and jumped into the cave to slaughter even higher-ranking demons.

“Traitor, Kahn! The Empire is our enemy! What are you doing?” roared a Tzeentch lord.

"You are all my enemies, prepare to die!" Kahn roared.