Warhammer 40k Origins Stellaris Civilization Simulator

Some Ark Eldar looked pale. They tried to defend themselves in the finally given opportunity to speak and tried to draw a clear line between themselves and the Dark Eldar.

However, their excuses seemed so weak that no one believed them.

"We get along very well, kin,"

A Dark Eldar warrior sneered and interrupted the Ark Eldar's defense, "Don't act as if you tried to stop us."

His voice was full of sarcasm and malice, as if he was enjoying this last moment.

But what he said was true. Every Ark Eldar who could not bear the journey was willing to go to Comoros to seek a new life. This was also recorded in the personal biography of the Lord of the Valanciunas Dynasty.

The leader of the Black Hearts of the Dark Eldar obviously knew that he was doomed, so he tried to drag other branches of his kind into the water without any burden, creating the last opportunity in his life to enjoy the suffering of others.

The atmosphere in the courtroom reached a fever pitch, anger and hatred erupting like a volcano. The founding fathers of the Federation watched the events unfold with a cold gaze, their hearts unwavering. The Eldar's crimes were irrefutable, their fate sealed.

At the end of the trial, the founding elders of the Federation announced the verdict on the Eldar invaders: they would be listed as untouchables and would forever lose the right to survive within the Federation's sphere of influence.

Later, on the issue of how to deal with these untouchables, the federal government passed the Untouchables Purification Act with a large vote, which was previously considered to be an overstepping of the boundaries.

Time and again, it has been proven that how can creatures like them change? Only death!

However, this purification method is not that simple. Not long ago, the Federation created the first giant space engineering structure in its territory through scientific research insights into the universe creation and ascension project.

Synaptic Condenser.

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The Synapse Condenser is a vast reservoir computing system that interconnects billions of sentient beings, both organic and synthetic, using a complex network of cables, transistors, and life support pods.

The megastructure will use the creatures imprisoned within as bio-neural chips, using them as thinking units to quickly provide scientific and extraordinary logical insights.

The scientific insights and transcendental logic generated by this special R&D facility will grow exponentially with the population within it. The more organisms are connected to it in parallel, the higher the output of this facility will be.

When the population exceeds a certain level, the increased pressure on individual thinking organs will inevitably lead to brain damage and death of individuals serving as neural chips.

In other words, the more guests there are, the higher the output, and the faster the guests will be reimbursed.

What a perfect effect.

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Soon after, all the untouchables of the Eldar were sentenced to be imprisoned in the synaptic condenser for purification. They would be used as neural chips to have their last bit of thinking ability burned out.

This is still a "good ending" for them, because all their thinking abilities have been drained away by the synaptic condenser and they have been completely distilled into blank souls. To the evil god Slaanesh who has been trying to devour them, they are simply disgusting grass roots and tree bark. They will be able to completely "free" themselves from the erosion of Slaanesh.

The great prophet of the Eldar who led the expeditionary force, the instigator of everything, was no different from other Eldar in the end. He was imprisoned in a most ordinary neural chip frame.

At this moment, when he looked at his thoughts being extracted in despair and his whole soul seemed to be burning, he realized the truth of the prophecy.

It turned out that the prophecy of the rise of the gods he had seen was actually the picture of the old empire that emerged in his mind when the synaptic condenser forced him to recall everything from the heyday to the fall of the old Eldar Empire in order to thoroughly distill the information contained therein.

What he saw was a form of the past, Cairne the Red-Hand roaring his vengeance upon Chaos, his last act before being shattered by Slaanesh.

The same was done by the other gods; that was the last thing they did for the Eldar before their fall.

In great despair, he attempted to end his life, but he discovered that the synaptic condenser would not allow such an action. His thoughts no longer belonged to him.

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In the City of Harmony, aboard the orbital temple of the Nine-Faced Dragon God Io, Io meditates, regulating the flow of peace in the Federation.

The Nine-Faced Dragon God IO sat quietly in his sacred chamber. The radiant starry sky shone through the dome, illuminating his body covered in golden and white dragon scales, as if the universe itself whispered to him.

And around Him, the entire space was shrouded in silence, only the profound tide of psychic energy surged in His consciousness, like an endless galaxy slowly flowing.

IO's eyes half-closed, his mind piercing the boundaries of reality, sensing the peaceful flow of the entire Federation. This was his daily adjustment, aligning those chaotic mental fluctuations, restoring turbulent emotions to balance, allowing the light of wisdom to continue to shine throughout the universe, allowing his people to move forward in order rather than falling into furious destruction.

Then he heard some voices, a question from an individual, with great apology, asking these offspring who had made a big mistake whether there was still a way to survive.

IO stated calmly: "The past cannot be changed, and the future cannot be pursued."

His meaning was so clear. This batch was beyond salvation, and the next batch was still unknown. However, if all the Ada people were birds of a feather, then their fate would probably be the same.

Because the key is not how the Federation envisions it, but how the remnants of the Eldar act.

Then the answer is obvious. In those distant Eldar worlds that have not yet fallen, the fallen ones resting in the spirit stones will find that the coldness and emptiness in the spirit stone circuits are being alleviated.

This warmth was because their goddess was crying again.

She asked no more questions, but whispered the story of a fool who was not yet hopeless.

IO listened attentively and took note.

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After solving the problem of the Eldar, the Federation did not have time to rest, because a bigger trouble was waiting for us in the distance.

Due to the personal expedition of Storm King Imotekh, the Undead launched a reckless and all-out attack on the defense line built by the Federal Military State, and they were already on the verge of collapse.

The Federation's main army will immediately embark on a new journey to support their colleagues.

The war continues.

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Chapter 150: Knowing yourself but not your enemy, one wins and one loses.

Storm King Imotekh, the Phaeron Emperor of the Sotek Dynasty, is hailed as one of the greatest commanders of the Necron Empire for his outstanding tactical talents and foresight into future wars.

However, this war against the military vassal state of the Helka Federation would eventually become the most painful setback in his career, even though he had previously optimistically believed that this action would bring great merit.

With the support of the Federation, the Helka Federation's military vassal states successfully blocked multiple invasions by the overlord generals of the Necron Dynasty with their powerful defense system.

The overlord generals of the Necromancer Empire fought on their own and were full of suspicion of each other. Everyone wanted to win the greatest merit at the lowest cost, but was unwilling to bear too much loss.

This selfish act brought the battle to a stalemate. After receiving a report on the battle, Imotekh decided to go into battle himself.

When Imotekh's fleet arrived at the front line, he did not launch an attack immediately, but first rectified military discipline.

He personally selected the most cowardly and disobedient Overlords, removed them from the chain of command, and even sent some of them directly for "transformation", completely erasing their consciousness and turning them into Skinner Lords who would not disobey orders.

This cruel method silenced all the overlords. They had to devote themselves to the battle and mobilize all their forces to attack the Federation's space defense array.

Imotekh proved that he was worthy of the title. He quickly used his iron fist to reunite these overlords with their own thoughts and once again formed an invincible undead army.

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The Helka Federation's military vassal states have modeled their defenses after their headquarters, constructing an impenetrable defense system: the Space Changyuan System. This system is a series of massive space defense barriers that integrate defensive space warfare, heavy firepower fortresses, and automated weaponry, capable of unleashing saturation firepower in multiple directions simultaneously.

This line of defense demonstrated impressive defensive prowess against the relentless Necrons' onslaught. But Storm King Imotekh employed a classic strategy of attrition, commanding the Necron fleets to attack in rotation. Even as large numbers of the fleet were reduced to rubble by the Citadel's Crimson Cannons, and even as the C'tan fragments were blasted into ever-increasing fragments by the Burning God's Flames, he remained unwavering.

He believed that what the Undead Empire lacked the least was time and patience. They could withstand huge losses, but the Federation's defenses would eventually be destroyed.

After months of bloody battles, the Space Wall was finally breached. The gap in the defense array allowed the Undead Legion's fleet to flood into the heart of the Federation's military vassal state.

Imotekh watched all this with a confident look, as if he had already foreseen this day coming.

Distress signals from various military vassal states poured into the headquarters like snowflakes, foreshadowing the worsening of the war situation.

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During the deep strike phase, the land forces of the Necron Sotek Dynasty began exploratory landing operations against the Federation's planets and orbital stations.

However, they soon discovered that the Helka Federation's army demonstrated combat power far beyond their expectations in ground combat.

These flesh-and-blood warriors possess extremely high tactical flexibility and superb performance. Their various advanced weapons can easily withstand the invasion of the Necron Army, and their fortifications can effectively withstand the heavy firepower bombardment of the Necrons.

Land warfare was clearly difficult, but Storm King Imotekh remained undeterred. He immediately issued an even more ruthless order: all Crown Worlds should be fully operational, and any impenetrable Fortress Worlds should be blown to pieces, regardless of whether the tombs of other Undead Dynasties still lay dormant within them.

No one questioned this inhumane order. After all, the undead were no longer human, and even when they were still necrologists, they had almost no friendship with their own kind.

The experience of the Federation's land defense forces once again demonstrated the low-level nature of the Empire's daily defensive combat. Entire Federation planets were shattered by full-scale orbital bombardment, and the Necrons had carved a path through the stars.

Under the relentless bombardment of the Necromancer Empire's fleet, the Holy Glory Star Region, the Federation's premier military state, was nearly completely ripped apart. A vast "scar of death" appeared within the territory of the Federation's vassal states, where all the planets were blasted to smithereens, leaving only a vacuum filled with small debris.

This horrific scar became a symbol of the cruelty and power of the Sotek Dynasty, and also caused the pioneering states of the Helka Federation to suffer heavy losses in this war.

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Seeing the battle situation develop to this point, Storm King Imotekh finally showed a satisfied expression.

He believed that the power of the Helka Federation had been completely destroyed. Although the Undead Empire's legions had suffered heavy losses, they at least maintained their combat effectiveness, while the fleets of those flesh and blood creatures were unable to organize an effective counterattack.

Usually, Imotekh would laugh at the enemy from a high position at this time, leaving a mark of humiliation, and then withdraw his troops or wait for the enemy to escape on their own initiative, in order to demonstrate his authority and wisdom.

However, the brutality of this war far exceeded his expectations, forcing him to be more cautious. He ordered the Overlords to disperse and continue to encircle and suppress the remaining Federation forces, completely eliminating all mobile forces that could threaten the rule of the Undead Empire and ensuring the absolute rule of the Sotek Dynasty in this area.

Neither the Empire nor the Eldar had ever been able to make him take things so seriously.

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His central army became empty due to the dispersion of other overlords' troops, but he was not worried because this decision was not made out of arrogance, but a rational decision made by collecting relevant intelligence.

Intelligence gathered by the Necromancers revealed that the Sotek Dynasty was currently facing the main force of the Federation's enemies. Their seemingly prosperous "rear area" had yet to receive any reinforcements, proving their hinterland was in fact exceptionally empty. As long as these weak frontier troops were destroyed, victory would be theirs...

The rational man hypothesis has never been successful, so the Storm King's champagne was smashed to the ground halfway through the opening and he didn't get a single sip.

When an army that is countless times more powerful than the power of all the vassal states combined rushed out from the heart of the federation!

This federal core fleet, which was filled with terrifying super beasts, wrathful moons and other decisive weapons, and was fully blessed by the machine god, possessing the Burning God's Fire, the Iron Curtain and three immortal blessings, and was completely composed of lost battleships as its main force, instantly broke through the center army of Storm King Imotekh, which had become extremely empty due to the lack of overlord protection.

Looking at the enemy so close at hand and the battlefield command system with red lights and a series of alarms ringing across the board, Imotekh only gave one order.

"Throw the intelligence officer into the fire, on a simmer!"

The Storm King, who prided himself on his exquisite tactics and the ability to command his men with ease, paid a heavy price this time because he did not know himself or the enemy.

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Chapter 151: On both sides of the Chu River and Han River.

It took less than a few months for the Sotek Dynasty to go from making rapid progress in the Federation to turning into a battle to defend Mandala Prime.

The Helka Federation's counterattack was swift and fierce, catching all the Undead Overlords off guard. Storm King Imotekh thought he had cornered his enemy, but he realized it was just an illusion. What he saw was not the enemy's limit, but a smokescreen used by the Federation to paralyze him.

The Storm King's empty central army was instantly defeated because the main force of the Federation suddenly pressed forward. His own flagship was also destroyed, as was he himself.

A golden, gleaming star-destroying beam tore through the Storm King's flagship. The massive metal fortress, washed away by flames and ultra-high-energy particles, gradually melted, as if the same forge that forged divine weapons were reshaping its remains. Imotekh's metal form twisted and melted in the torrent of energy, his consciousness instantly severing, plunging the entire battlefield of undead warriors into chaos.

"The Emperor has fallen!"

Of course he is not dead yet. The backup body protocol can ensure that each of the Necromancers has several or even dozens of lives, but during the time when the resurrection protocol is activated, he will definitely not be able to command his own troops.

This news plunged the already struggling Undead Legion into complete chaos. Each Undead Overlord harbored their own agenda, their reverence for the Storm King stemming solely from his absolute authority. When this authority was shattered by the Federation's destructive power, each Undead army fell into a state of self-determination.

The overlords began to consider escape routes, knowing that without the direct command of the Storm King, the war could no longer continue.

Afterwards, as they expected, the Federation began to defeat the divided Undead Overlords one by one. Without the personal command of Storm King Imotekh, the Undead Overlords were not only leaderless, but also weak in numbers.

The Helka Federation's fleet did not intend to give up, and the advantage built by the Storm King collapsed in just a few months.

Those galaxies that were once dominated by the Undead fleet have now become battlefields. The Federation fleet is like a sword sweeping across the sky, defeating the Undead overlords one by one and regaining lost territory bit by bit.

In the end, under the attack of the Federation's massive warships and dangerous decisive weapons, they were defeated and the territory they had spent a lot of time to capture was lost in an instant.

A large number of Necron troops were annihilated in their entirety. While enriching the stock of rare living metal resources, countless precious legacies of the Necrons also fell into the hands of the Federation.

The Undead Overlords retreated in a panic towards the core of the Sotek Dynasty and the periphery of the Mandala Star Region. The Federation was still furious and had no intention of letting their enemies go.

And this time, they not only want to recapture, but also completely eliminate the existence of these undead, turning their bodies, their thrones, and even their memories into the dust of history.

On the side of the couch, how can you allow others to snore?

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The fleet of Helka Prime is rushing towards Mandala with great momentum, and the Storm King's crown world is about to become a dangerous frontier.

But this place is not leaderless. The Storm King is not really dead. His spare body has stood up in a coffin deep in the core area of the dynasty, Mandala Prime.

When his consciousness reconnected to this world, what he saw was not victory, but devastating defeat.

The tactical vision projected the Federation fleet's attack path. Those dazzling energy spears burned the entire Sotek Dynasty frontier into ruins. The Death Scar, once a source of pride for him, now became the Federation fleet's offensive path, and his Undead Legion had nowhere to retreat.

Imotekh stood up from the throne and took a deep breath of air. Even though he no longer needed to breathe, the action still remained in his memory. His metal body also needed a way to relieve the pressure at this moment.

"We must hold the defense line."

He was not afraid of failure, but this failure was enough to make all his ambitions go down the drain.

He knew very well that the Federation would not stop there. They would advance all the way to Mandala Prime and drag the Crown World of the Sotek Dynasty into war. And those who were dissatisfied with him in this dynasty he had carefully built would never share the hardships with him at this juncture.

So, changes must be made.

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