Travel to Warhammer 40K with Gray Wind

Will the Great Devourer gain the ability to create hatching planets from the genetic sequence of Thorin's protozoa? Or can Thorin's protozoa learn the Tyranids' ability to devour evolution?

Either possibility is terrifying. But in this fucked up universe full of monsters and monsters, Russell needs such terrifying power.

The small Gray Gu battleship dragged a light green stream of light past Planet 2 of the unnamed galaxy. Instead of returning to the mothership, it took Russell to quickly approach the remains of the biological mothership that was hovering quietly on the back of the planet.

As the most important Tyranid unit in a hive fleet, the Life-Shaping Insect Queen is naturally the most closely protected. Under normal circumstances, even if the insect swarm is wiped out, the Insect Queen will be the last to die.

The same goes for being swallowed by a star.

Russell didn't even need to concentrate very much, he could easily feel the psychic signals buried deep in the flesh and blood of the biological mothership.

Then, each side of the Gray Goo warship deployed a cannon port and fired an Energy Arc forward to melt and cut into the charred flesh and blood wreckage to create a gap that could accommodate the passage of the warship.

This advanced weapon exclusive to nano-warships has the same penetrating properties as the only true god's "Gathered Arc". It can ignore the shields and armor of enemy ships and directly cause the most realistic damage to the hull, and is used to cut burnt Although the insect is a bit like killing insects with a dragon-slaying knife, it is very efficient.

The Gray Goo battleship was like an excavator, cutting flesh and blood while slowly moving forward among the Tyranid wreckage. Gradually, the psychic signal in Russell's perception became stronger and stronger.

There is an eternal echoing signal spreading in the deep darkness, which is the insatiable hunger of the Hive Mind. Most psykers will go completely crazy due to psychic overload even if they only have a glimpse of the shadow of the subspace. Even Russell, It was quite uncomfortable to hear the Hive Mind keep shouting about hunger.

The Gray Gu battleship gradually penetrated deeper into the half-baked solid flesh and chitin, until the energy arc cut through the last layer of hard shell inside the biological mothership, and the front suddenly became clear.

In the core cavity inside the biological mothership, what occupies the largest area is a biomass digestion tank. The biomass solution in the tank has dried up. It seems that the hive mothership reserves all its biomass in order to preserve the life-shaping insect queen. All used up.

In the center of the dried biomass digester, the lower body of the strange creature grew together with the biological mothership. In other words, the entire mothership was its lower body. This was what Russell was looking for on this trip, the "Queen of the Life-Shaping Insects" .

It's a bit strange to say that the overall shape of the life-shaping insect queen looks like an infant. The lower body is covered with hard armor that looks like a conch shell. It is like a drill bit deeply pierced into the biological mothership. The upper body is that of an adult insect, with six seemingly useless jointed limbs, and several tubes extending from the back of the head to connect to the lower body.

It was motionless, as if it were dead. Russell would have thought it was dead if he hadn't still been able to feel the strong psychic signals coming from the brain of the queen.

The Gray Gu battleship slowly landed on the dry bottom of the biomass digestion tank. Russell opened the hatch and walked out directly.

The armor on one side of the battleship quickly disintegrated into countless nanorobots, which densely crawled onto Russell's body to reshape its structure, eventually becoming a nanoprotective suit wrapped around him.

"The bodies of ordinary humans are still too fragile, Marshal." Gray Feng's voice sounded faintly from the nano protective suit.

The group of biochemically modified people called the Astartes monks it had seen on the battle moon had armed themselves like cans, but they still suffered heavy losses in the war with the orcs. Only then did it realize that Russell was not even a human being. Running to confront the orc boss without even wearing any armor is such a desperate move.

"For safety reasons, I suggest, Marshal, that you prepare to upload your consciousness to the host as soon as possible after finishing things here, complete mechanical ascension and gain eternal life..."

"Stop it, I don't want to can it just yet." Russell walked towards the motionless Life Shaper and stopped Gray Wind's dangerous thought: "I personally prefer genetic engineering or prosthetic implantation for ascension. There’s something…subtle about the can.”

"Okay..." Gray Feng was a little frustrated.

After the brief exchange between the two, the Gray Gu battleship parked behind Russell also quickly disintegrated and reorganized into tall humanoid fighting machines equipped with various medium and short-range heavy weapons. They surrounded Russell and continued to move forward.

Although the life-shaping insect queen in front of him was lifeless, Gray Wind had no doubt that it might be able to pull out a group of knife bugs from some inexplicable place at any time and attack Russell.

"It's a pity that the Wataum Reality Perforator has just been used and is still in its cooling-off period, otherwise things would have been much easier to handle." Russell thought to himself.

Like the Galaxy Star, the Wattaum Reality Perforator has a 10-year cooling time after each use. Perhaps it is for balance? There are no restrictions on the use of the Cyberlux Arsenal, but it would be outrageous if this ability to forcibly modify reality could be used unlimitedly.

Russell, who was surrounded by nano-combat machines, was thinking about many concerns, and finally came to the Queen of Life-Shaping Insects.

Here, the hunger signal coming from the subspace is so strong that it is almost substantial. It is the will of the Great Devourer.

The nano-combat machines around Russell used their left hands to reconstruct drills and cutters, and each of them gathered around the life-shaping insect and took their positions, preparing to dig out its lower body that was deeply embedded in the biological mothership.

Russell himself, on the other hand, has to embark on another more important matter - cutting off the link between the Life-Shaper Queen and the Hive Mind.

Although it is said that the Hive Mind is a powerful consciousness almost comparable to the four evil gods, Russell does not feel that he can offend the other party to death by snatching control of a life-shaping insect from this thing.

The Tyranid swarm is so huge that even the galaxy-level hive fleet that covers the sky is only a drop in the ocean to the swarm as a whole. Literally a drop in the ocean.

And considering that the previous robbery of Bao had already offended Nurgle, Russell felt that it would not hurt to have another evil-god-level enemy now.

He believed that the Emperor would protect him. If not, he would run away with Gray Wind in his arms.

In the dark cavity of the biological mothership, the viscous sound of nanomachines cutting biological tissue was constantly heard. Russell took a deep breath in the nano-protective suit, and an abyss-like terrifying void spread rapidly around his body.

The hole immediately expanded, and the irreversible psychic siphon effect quickly drained away all psychic properties, thus forcibly replacing all connections between the physical universe and subspace here, and was torn out in the huge shadow of the Hive Mind. A hole was made.

But when Russell came into contact with the consciousness behind the life-shaping insect, the first thing that came over him was fear.

This fear does not come from the Hive Mind, that thing only knows how to eat. The one who is afraid of Russell or the Hollow is the Life Shaper Queen herself.