Travel to Warhammer 40K with Gray Wind

"Which relic does the Marshal want to use?" Gray Wind asked softly.

"Cyberlux Arsenal."

"learn!"

As the voice of gray wind fell, a certain part of the battleship began to operate.

The corridor under Russell's feet soon reached the end. After turning the corner, he continued walking down according to the guidance. Soon, a door that was too high to be used by humans appeared in front of it.

"Going in from here is the warehouse."

Russell was a little confused. The route he took before was only a very small section. He was far from entering the core section of the battleship. How could he have already reached the warehouse?

Soon, this doubt was solved.

As the door opens, the interior of the warehouse containing ancient treasures comes into view.

The first thing that broke into Russell's field of vision was a huge lump of flesh suspended in mid-air. It was imprisoned in the center of the cabin by the densely packed force field generators on the wall. Its twisted flesh exuded a frightening hunger desire.

If you look closely, you will find that this is actually a bloated and fat insect, but its body is curled up into a ball, and its skin looks dry, as if it is dehydrated.

This is the insect queen.

The size of the insect queen is so huge that even though it has curled up into a ball and is dehydrated and dormant, Russell can still not see the end of its body at a glance. It can be called an asteroid.

As a rough estimate, this huge curled-up meat insect is almost one-third the size of the battleship where it is stored.

The seemingly mighty giant ship was actually a hollow shell, and most of the space inside was used to imprison the Insect Queen, like a yellow peach in a can.

The door Russell just opened was actually more like a small window on the wall.

Using such a dangerous hollow battleship to sail through the universe, is Gray Wind really not afraid of being hit and disintegrated by any accident... Well, it seems that it is indeed not afraid of disintegrating.

"What a crazy structure, only nanobots can do it." Russell clicked his tongue.

"This is the largest of all relics, and it almost fills my stomach."

Gray Wind's voice was still light and heartless: "The other relics don't take up much space, only the Cyberlux Arsenal that the Marshal plans to use is slightly larger... It's in another cabin, I'll take you there. "

Russell nodded.

Following Gray Wind's guidance, he passed through the cabin where the Insect Queen was imprisoned and came to another warehouse at the stern of the ship. As the door of the warehouse opened, Russell saw that in another hall where a stasis field was also set up, Jing A giant steel beast lies quietly.

Its general shape looks a bit like a human armored tank, but it is much larger and more complex than that. It is not an exaggeration to say that it is a modern metropolis. The intricate mechanical structure around it is dim and dull, and it is obviously in a state of energy outage.

Cyberlux Arsenal, as its name suggests. This is an arsenal.

This is a legacy from the mechanical precursors, war machines used to conquer the galaxy in ancient times.

This steel behemoth has a complete industrial system in its body, which can directly process raw ores into alloys and cast them into the strongest land force in the stars:

Cyberlux battle body.

Judging from the text description in Stars, the towering size and powerful firepower of the Cyberlux battle body should be similar to the Empire's Titan god machine.

In short, this is a fully automated industrial production line capable of mass-producing Titan-class land forces from raw ore.

Russell took a deep breath and stepped forward.

As the stasis field was lifted and the energy core was restarted, various structures around the Cyberlux Arsenal were reactivated and entered a standby state.

When he got closer and raised his head, he couldn't see the top of the arsenal.

This steel behemoth is crawling on the ground, its machinery making a subtle buzzing sound. It opens its abyss-like mouth. As long as enough minerals are put into it, it can continuously create Titan-level war machines.

So where to find enough minerals?

There are some mineral deposits in the southern continent of Falla, and they have been excavated for a period of time. The conditions are not unsuitable, but Russell thought for a moment and did not choose this place.

"What do you need from me, Marshal?"

Gray Wind's voice pulled Russell back from his thoughts. He was silent for a moment and said:

"There are two small satellites in the orbit of Falla. I need you to place the arsenal deep underground on the 'First Moon' that is closer to the planet, and hide it to build combat bodies."

"I understand, but Marshal...according to the drone scan, there are no particularly rich mineral resources on that asteroid. Even if we drain it completely, we will not be able to create a fully-organized combat force. "

Gray Wind expressed his opinion softly: "And after the resources are hollowed out, it will be troublesome to transfer the arsenal again - it is difficult for me to guarantee that the hollowed-out satellite will not collapse and disintegrate in the process."

In that case, wouldn't it be contrary to Russell's requirement of "hiding it"?

Russell nodded: "But this is the most convenient and fastest way. The disadvantages you mentioned do exist, but they are still within the acceptable range."

"Okay, I understand." Gray Feng said nothing more.

Next, the people on Falla who had just lifted the state of emergency were surprised to see that the huge battleship that had been hovering above the sky started to move again. It deflected its course, slowly left the track, and disappeared from the sight of the earth.

The giant ship transformed by Gray Wind came to the side of the first moon facing away from Falla and stayed there. No one knew what it was doing.

During the period of installing the Cyberlux Arsenal, Russell returned to the ground first. Landing with him were more than twenty unmanned carrier-based aircraft, which was a necessary force.

The planet Falla has long been in a state of fragmentation, ruled by local nobles. Even the planetary governor has only nominal jurisdiction over them. In fact, it is difficult to even collect personal taxes.

But when Gray Wind came here and nobles from all over the country fled in panic, Russell was finally able to cut through the mess quickly and successfully occupied the moral high ground and shot them all down.

This reduced a lot of resistance to his next plan to integrate planetary power.

Falla has few resources. Apart from the construction machinery that the robots will leave behind, the most valuable thing left on the entire planet is the population.

There are three main types of population thoughts on Falla: State Religion, Mechanicum, and Imperial Truth.

Yes, there are even supporters of Imperial Truth here.

The most direct reason why the people of the Empire regard the Emperor as a god is the increasingly corrupt situation in the galaxy. The empire, which was in dire straits after the Horus Heresy, was crumbling under the impact of all forces, and the building was about to collapse. It was in urgent need of a spiritual pillar and common belief that could unite everyone and avoid collapse.

That faith is the Emperor.

It can be said that the more dire the people in a place are, the more fervent and firm their belief in the emperor will be.

Falla does not belong to this category.