Hammer 40k: Far East Storm

Several Eldar people exchanged helpless glances with each other, Arthur Starblade shrugged his shoulders, and the prophet Alex sighed and said: "Miss, you don't have to be so extreme. After all, we are just talking face to face. We are all intelligent creatures with reason. We should try our best to avoid unnecessary losses. If the losses are caused only by anger or other emotions in our hearts, it is even more wrong."

"I don't think you come with sincerity," Elizabeth said coldly: "In my eyes, you are just a group of greedy locusts. The Inquisition should not have agreed to contact you in the first place. Since you are the War Department, you can solve the problem in the way you are most familiar with."

In this long war in the Far East, the Inquisition has never actively intervened, but calmly kept a bystander attitude. For other forces, this is not surprising. In the past few years, because of the serious internal information leakage of the Tribunal, the agents of the Tribunal have been at a disadvantage on the intelligence front, another silent front outside the battlefield. After suffering several major setbacks, the Far East Branch of the Tribunal changed its posture from the aggressive expansion and intimidation posture to a restrained defense posture, shrinking its manpower on a large scale and retracting its tentacles to avoid being cut off by the enemy.

Not long ago, one of the many enemies of the Tribunal on the intelligence front, the Eldar of Alaitok, took the initiative to find the Tribunal. These pointy-eared bean sprouts hope to complete a deal.

The Eldar envoys spoke beautifully, such as everyone is civilized, there is no point in fighting like this, the Eldar also love peace and life, and such a war should be a shame for both sides. In short, the Eldar proposed that they want a ceasefire.

The agent in charge of receiving the meeting was not a professional diplomat, because the other party was an enemy envoy, and took the initiative to find the Tribunal to contact him. No one knew what the other party was going to do. Maybe the Eldar people were crazy and suddenly wanted to kill one or two more agents? So this was not a formal diplomatic meeting, but just a meeting between low-level personnel from both sides to communicate.

The agent in charge of the contact was a professional, and his number in the sequence of agents of the Tribunal was also quite special. They were generally called scavengers, which meant that this agent did dirty work and was good at making problems disappear when they became unmanageable.

To put it bluntly, he was a killer of the Tribunal.

The higher-ups were afraid that this was another trick of the Eldar people to mock human wisdom, so the people sent out were naturally people with relatively high military power. We could not mention how to talk about it, but at least they had to have the ability to protect themselves. Moreover, since the nature of the meeting was a secret meeting, and the location of the contact was also a pirate planet where no one was in charge, people who were not good at reaching out would probably be slaughtered as fat sheep.

Because of work reasons, such people are generally not good at expressing their emotions with words, so when he heard these nice words, the street man slammed the table on the spot and almost pulled out a gun from his arms to kill the shameless Eldar opposite him.

This is too shameless. The two sides have been fighting for so long, and the casualties on both sides are not small. Even the number of casualties of the Eldar people has reached tens of thousands in these years. For some small Eldar tribes, such casualties can be said to be a tragedy of genocide. The casualties of the defense forces are even more severe, not to mention the number of casualties of civilians. As a result, the Eldar people can't hold on after fighting, so they don't want to fight anymore?

They also said that we are all peace-loving people, and war is not good, such shameless remarks. The Eldar people love peace, what a joke, weren't you the Eldar people who started it first?

Fortunately, the contact agent still remembered his mission, just said that he understood, and then conveyed the information back.

This inefficient contact lasted for three or four times, and the top leaders of the Inquisition finally understood the intentions of the Eldar.

According to the think tanks of the Inquisition, the Eldar had already obtained or were about to obtain what they wanted, and then the Eldar could not bear such huge casualties, so the Eldar did not want to play anymore.

Simply put, it was like everyone gambling together, winning money, being satisfied, and then wanting to withdraw.

What a joke, where is such a good thing in the world! ?

Anyone who knows a little about gambling and has a little common sense knows that in some informal small circles, if you want to leave after winning money, it is impossible!

In this regard, gambling and war are the same.

This is just as what the war chief Arthur Starblade said, war is easy to start, but it is difficult to end.

The Eldar naturally understood this, so the Eldar did not stupidly send ambassadors at the beginning, and ignorantly came to say nonsense such as peace instead of war, but wanted to persuade the Inquisition through some secret agreements, so that the Inquisition could use its power within the empire to promote the peace process. It would be best to coexist peacefully with the Eldar people in the Far East in the future, not to catch and shoot the Eldar people with pointy ears in some open trade ports, to guarantee the legal rights of the Eldar people, not to arrest and kill the Eldar people without approval, and so on.

In short, the meaning is that our Eldar Alatok clan recognizes your Empire's ruling right in the Far East, but you should not treat us as enemies. Don't make a fuss if Eldar occasionally walk on the land of the Empire. Just treat them as foreigners coming to travel. And the Eldar also pointed out that your Tribunal should not arrest our Alatok rangers who are traveling and torture them for information. If you really want to know something, we can establish channels to exchange and so on.

The people in the Tribunal all smiled at these requests. These requests are really nothing, but they are all bullshit.

The Tribunal can completely agree to the Eldar's demands, whether it is to promote peace, not to continue the war, or to legislate to protect the safety of the Eldar in the Empire, and at the same time let the agents of the Tribunal not to arrest the Eldar privately, all can be done, and the Tribunal will not suffer any losses, nor will there be any changes.

The war has been on and off since it reached this point, and neither side has the intention to continue. There is no other reason. It is not profitable enough for the Empire, and the Eldar also find it unbearable.

Such a war is meaningless to both sides. Even if the defense army wins, it is difficult to get any valuable good things, let alone failure. What's more, the defense army is at a disadvantage now, and failure is almost imminent.

On the other hand, even if there is no ceasefire, what can you do to the Eldar? Even if you want to chase them to their lair, it is impossible. These Eldar people live in the Ark, floating in the depths of the dark universe. Even the evil gods can hardly detect the location of these Eldar people, not to mention human space navigation technology. Even if there is starlight positioning, it is laborious to fly across galaxies. If there is no starlight positioning and accurate coordinates, it is much more difficult to find a spaceship in the depths of the dark universe than to find a needle in a haystack. It is simply to find a drop of water hidden in the sea!

In short, it is also a good thing for the defense army to be able to cease fire. If the Tribunal can promote the peace process, it may also be thanked by the defense army.

Even if the Tribunal promises not to arrest the Eldar in the future, there is no problem in legislating to ensure the safety of the Eldar entering the country. At most, they will continue the open set in secret. This is the set that the Tribunal is most familiar with. To be honest, when doing the right thing blatantly, it will make the agents of the Tribunal uncomfortable. On the contrary, trampling on the law in secret and promoting the authority of the Tribunal are more popular with the agents of the Tribunal.

So the Eldar’s request is all bullshit in the eyes of the people of the Tribunal. They can do it easily, but the question is, why does the Tribunal do these things? They are not a charity.

So the Eldar gave their rewards, and the Eldar will provide the Tribunal with a list of names. This list is related to a series of serious leaks in the Tribunal and the Far East over the years.

So the top leaders of the Tribunal were excited. While they hurriedly set the matter as top secret, they began to seriously contact the Eldar of Alaitok.

The Eldars talked about a lot of benefits, but they were all empty to the Inquisition. What really made the Inquisition unable to refuse the Eldars was the conditions given by these pointed ears that they could not refuse.

As long as they got this list, the Inquisition could dig out the biggest cancer of the Empire in the Far East, and also the biggest threat to the Empire in the Far East.

Ridiculous, isn't it? But in fact, this is the fact, one, or a group of moles hidden in the Empire, but the damage and threat they caused have long exceeded the Eldars who are fighting the Defense Forces head-on.

If it weren't for these traitors who kept leaking information, the Eldars' attack would not have been so smooth. But thinking back, the Eldars are really mean and ruthless. Such an excellent mole is thrown away after use. No, not thrown away such a low-level one, but sold, and sold at a good price.

However, since both sides are willing to make peace, although they are not sincere, at least they have to temporarily cease fire and such a peace, then at least there must be some basic goodwill. If we just say that we love peace and don't want war, and then they turn around and kill the defense forces of the Far East E3 war zone, then there is no need to talk about peace, and we should just continue to fight to the death.

This is also what makes Elizabeth angry. These Eldar people underestimated her. Who do they think she is? Little girls? Just scare them?