As long as you die, you are invincible, but in 40K

Judge Beavis ordered.

If they want to escape safely, it is not difficult to do so with the capabilities of this fleet. They are now fully combat-ready. As long as they protect a few key nodes and complete the charging of the Geller force field, they can smoothly transition to normal subspace navigation, and then return to the real universe after flying a short distance.

But this will undoubtedly miss the opportunity.

That "short distance" was relative to the distance between galaxies measured in light years. If they were to use that safe method, then by the time they returned, even if the Eldar Ark was still there, its accompanying fleet would have surely left the Webway long ago.

By then, with the size of this fleet, any attempt to storm the Ark would be tantamount to seeking death.

Well, now that the decision has been made.

Just leave the rest to the universe itself.

Perhaps they would succeed in sinking the Eldar Ark and be recorded forever in the history of both races, or perhaps they would simply become another ridiculous attack that was thwarted by the Ark in the vast eons of time.

In the subspace, the fixed void shield flashed bright and hot light as it engulfed the hulls of the giant warships, and waves and ripples like waves surged on its shield.

Zhang Ge, who was sitting in the cabin of the Valkyrie, also felt a little excited about this.

If he is lucky, he won't even have to participate in the subsequent battle. He will be cut into countless pieces in the process of passing through the void shield and die completely.

"The dice of fate have been cast."

He said this in what might be his last words before his death... Unfortunately, it was only after a violent tremor.

Everything returned to calm.

This means that if fate really rolled the dice...

Then the result will definitely be a "big success".

In the outside world, "the emperor's wrath" seemed to no longer be an adjective at this moment.

Countless fragments that exploded and burned due to being divided returned to the real universe and fell towards the Eldar's Ark ship like meteorites at extremely high speeds. There were so many of them that they connected with each other and reflected each other, turning into a rain of fire in the sky.

Yes, that’s what it “meant” to be.

Even if everything is in the best condition, since the void shields of each warship cannot "resist" an entire high-speed warship of the same level - that is, themselves - only a small part of the front hull will be able to pass through the shield surface. It is not surprising that a part of the ship that passes through later will directly disintegrate into wreckage due to the instability of the void shield overload.

It is not difficult to foresee that very few of those who return to the real universe will survive the subsequent battle, but even more tragic is... the fate that will be faced by the crew members who are left on the part of the ship in the warp.

But now is not the time to be sad.

Time is too short.

It was so short that even the Eldar on the Ark didn't have time to celebrate their victory before the first piece of debris fell to the ground.

Ceramic steel and refined gold collided with the spirit bones at extremely high speeds, and countless fragile structures exploded and flew everywhere, directly nailing countless elves who had not yet had time to escape.

Burning and explosions spread.

As one piece of debris after another, each larger than the last, fell towards the Ark, the collisions between them even developed to a speed high enough to accelerate some of the debris to a speed that could escape the Ark's gravitational field, forming a huge "tail" that reflected a faint silver-white light under the starlight.

In this grand destruction, the last and most complete batch of "wreckage" finally fell to the ground slowly.

Most of these wreckages are a small part of the front end of a ship, including the ram, ranging in length from a hundred meters to several hundred meters...with only two exceptions.

The frigate full of combatants, and the cruiser that Zhang Ge had boarded before.

The former was because the black ship gave up itself and cut towards the front of the frigate, causing it to "hit" its side void shield, thus sending most of the frigate back to the real universe intact.

The latter is simply because the void shield is extremely stable and has strong energy supply for unknown reasons. Its structure is even more complete than that of a frigate.

Soon, the last batch of large debris fell to the ground.

Countless layers of the wraithbone deck were penetrated by the ramming horns and the hull, and countless humans and Eldar became completely dead in the process. Not even the soul stones could survive such an impact.

A terrifying hole burning with flames reaching the sky was formed, which went straight into the deepest part of the Ark. At the same time, countless metal scraps and spirit bones were mixed and stuck together on the edge.

From a distance, it looked like a horrific scar cut into the graceful hull of the Ark ship.

It was in this kind of burning and chaos that the two relatively intact warships penetrated into the deepest part of the scar, colliding and forcing their bodies into it... However, this was not the end of what happened in space.

As the two warships inside the body were releasing countless fully armed humans, the signals of the other two ships slowly appeared in the scanning range of the Ark in the space that should have calmed down.

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Chapter 278: Old man, there is no ship to carry you in the new era

The two ships that were rushing towards the Eldar Ark Ship at full speed were the Spirit of Vengeance and the Dreadnought.

In fact, they had wanted to come over as early as when Zhang Ge was under house arrest, but they were stopped at that time. It was not until recently - to be more precise, when the Inquisition fleet adjusted its formation, that Zhang Ge contacted them again and asked them to come and join the battle.

It's just that everything that happened before happened too quickly, and the distance between the two ships was indeed too far, so until the wreckage had crashed in, the two ships had just reached the edge of the distance where the Ark could detect them.

Of course, the absence of the ship itself does not mean the absence of the ship's attack.

Spanning a distance measured in astronomical units, the beams from the two ships flew for more than ten minutes before accurately bombarding the surface of the Eldar Ark.

The beam of light, whose lethality far exceeded that of ordinary light spears, raged, cracking and splitting countless spirit bones... Although this would not cause fatal damage to the main structure of the Ark in a short period of time, it killed the soft targets of the Eldar to a great extent.

Yes, the layered spirit bone structure itself has a high attack resistance, but what about other parts, such as the air?

Under the scorching heat of the high-energy light beams, the air circulation in and around the affected area was quickly greatly affected. The originally comfortable temperature rose sharply and quickly reached a level that even the Eldar could not endure without protection.

Of course, the impact of this is far more than just killing and injuring civilians. For example, you have to rescue the injured and recover the soul stones, right?

Under the current circumstances, it is obviously not enough for ordinary emergency organizations to carry out these tasks, so we can only mobilize a part of the army to carry out... Unfortunately, there is an insider from this Ark World on the Spirit of Vengeance.

The main roads that could accommodate vehicles were clearly described and became the main targets of attack.

Well, now we have to go over there, but we have to clear the way first, despite the possibility of attacks coming back at any time - or else we have to crawl over there and pick up the corpses one by one?

This situation was exacerbated by the relatively "slow" arrival of macro-cannon shells.

Solid shells can carry far more filthy cargo than beams.

Radioactive materials emitting highly radioactive substances, Blackstone warheads capable of reversing the polarity of the wraithbone warp... and, an entire Titan.

That’s right, although ordinary people cannot withstand the overload of the macro cannon, it doesn’t matter to Olivia at all.

When the frightened Eldar thought that the macro-cannon warhead that fell to the ground without causing any other effects was just a dud, a long-handled axe suddenly appeared and broke through the warhead casing that was twisted by falling to the ground.

A terrifying aura also leaked out.

Until its complete body was freed from the shell, the "Volcano Cannon", the source of the psychic oppression, also came into the sight of the Eldar militia who were planning to resist.

Why is it called a "volcano cannon"?

That depends on the circles of black stone coils wrapped around the gun and the hundreds of soul stones embedded in the countless pipes.

The original launch source of the volcanic cannon was a psychic crystal discovered from the mining planet Cinderus No. 11. During the period of time when there was nothing to do, the high-ranking priests of the Peace Order, who did not mind innovation, upgraded and modified her original volcanic cannon with a large number of alien creations they obtained.

Ultimately, this caused the psychic crystals to exert effects far beyond their original capabilities, which was also the cause of the endless psychic reactions.

"Run away."

However, just when the militiamen thought they were about to die, a deep voice came from the Titan's loudspeaker.

Olivia had no interest in crushing these tiny infantrymen to death... Apart from anything else, if she fired a shot at them, at least the soul stones on their bodies that could serve as high-energy batteries would be impossible to recover.

She wanted to let these people escape, and eventually convey the information of her presence to the Eldar high-ranking people of sufficient level - yes, it should not be difficult to imagine that Olivia's target was the Eldar Titan on this Ark.

Those things would undoubtedly pose a great obstacle to Zhang Ge's landing operation, but if he wanted to rush over and kill them one by one, the Ark ship would be too big and he might not have enough time.

The best solution is to let them come to you on their own and then clean them up all at once.

She thought so with absolute confidence.

And by the time the Titan landed, the other side.

Under Perveti's reckless charge, the landing position was established with extremely high efficiency. From vehicles to individuals, the Eldar troops who came to intercept her were literally no match for her.

All she had to do was erase the enemy's high-threat targets, heavy weapons, and heavy vehicles like a moving high-speed eraser, and then the remaining light infantry with dart guns could only stare dumbfoundedly at the Leman Russ tanks driving down from the frigates.

Of course, faced with this situation, it was not just the enemy who was dumbfounded.

After the landing position was initially formed, Beavis, who barely found some time, came to find Zhang Ge and asked him where Perveti came from... The answer is predictable.

Zhang Ge told the truth:

"I don't know. I picked it up. Maybe it was blown here by the strong wind."

Alas, it's a pity that Beavis's expression clearly shows disbelief. What's wrong with this society? No one believes the truth anymore.

Shaking his head, Zhang Ge walked down from the Valkyrie... but not completely.

Before he could even set foot in the ground, he was picked up by Amelia.

Facing Zhang Ge's somewhat puzzled expression, Amelia simply replied:

"If you step on it, it will likely cause a subspace rift on the scale of the Eye of Terror... Unless absolutely necessary, for your own safety and the safety of the surrounding galaxies, it is best not to directly come into contact with this alien creation."

Zhang Ge shrugged:

"I almost forgot—I don't mind, it's fine this way."

Damn it, it was almost there.

Of course, he didn't really forget, he just chose not to pay attention. Unfortunately, Amelia discovered it before he stepped on it.

Just as the flames of war were spreading deeper into the city, an unexpected reinforcement suddenly appeared:

Another faction of the Samhan Eldar.

When Zhangge landed, they immediately launched a large-scale armed rebellion for unknown reasons. This was one of the main reasons why the Eldar army was not deployed to the landing area on a large scale. They were entangled in the battle with their own people.

However, this alone is not enough to call them reinforcements. What truly confirms their identity as friendly forces is the subsequent contact.

While they were entangled with the regular army of Samhan on various fronts, they quickly gathered an elite assault force. After piercing through half of the Samhan Ark, they headed all the way to Zhang Ge's landing point, and finally released their goodwill when they came into contact with the outer defense line of the human side... This goodwill naturally did not come out of thin air.

These elves demanded to talk to Zhang Ge in person.

It is very unusual that their power is so great that they can start a rebellion that has swept across half of the Ark. This plan is definitely not something they came up with on a whim... But the question is, what is there about Zhang Ge that is worth their attention?

However, despite such doubts, Zhang Ge still agreed to the other party's request for negotiation.

Soon after, under the escort of the guards, he crossed the battle lines and finally met the leader of this Eldar faction.

That's Cate?

No, that's not right.

If you look closely, there are some subtle differences between that face and that of your Eldar pet, which means they are sisters?

In this way, it can explain why Keti has such a deep understanding of the Samhan Ark.

Zhang Ge looked at the other person's face and touched his chin in Amelia's arms.

If you think about it carefully, the reason why Cati met me for the first time was quite strange. It seemed that he came all the way to the ship just for a so-called "prophecy".

What exactly is this prophecy?

From what we can see now, the reason why this group of Eldar launched a rebellion seems to be because of this vague prophecy. Thousands of Eldar lives were sacrificed for a prophecy related to humans?

This is not the usual style of this group of aliens.

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Chapter 279: "The Prophet" and Shaking People? I can shake people too.

Before starting a conversation with the other party, Zhang Ge took a quick look around the surroundings.

There are very few man-made decorations, mostly various low-lying rare plants. It looks like a grassland, but more complex and magnificent. Should it be a garden?

As for safety... although this place is open to the sky, the surrounding buildings that enclose the interior are extremely tall. At the same time, there are no obstacles on the windows in all directions that can block the view, so there is no need to worry about artillery and sniper attacks. Perhaps this is why it has been spared the ravages of war?

Zhang Ge did not linger on the wonders around him. After confirming the possible risks it might bring, he signaled Amelia to move on.

Until they were only a few meters away from the alien and could clearly see the subtle changes in each other's facial expressions.

"You look a lot like another Eldar I've met."

He spoke first.

Through the translator, the voice was quickly converted into an electronic sound that Zhang Ge himself could not understand. While the voice was playing, he was also trying to catch a hint of signal from the changes in the other person's facial expression.

It's a pity that compared to an elf who has lived for thousands of years, Zhang Ge is still slightly inferior in this regard. Apart from thinking that the face looks very similar to Keti, he didn't catch any fluctuations.