Warhammer 40,000: Mortal Gods

When one magister left, the other magisters also realized that the meeting could not continue.

All the magisters and overlords, who had their own thoughts and were too lazy to maintain the disguise of hiding their thoughts, left one after another, either politely resigning, or leaving directly, or cursing before leaving.

There was only one dynasty except the Sotek Dynasty.

Imotek watched everyone leave coldly until only Szalak and himself, as well as the other two magisters of the Triumvirate, were left in the entire council.

Those two magisters were not of the same mind.

In addition to Szalak, the remaining two magisters of the Triumvirate could represent the two major thoughts within the Necrons, but they were more moderate.

The two magisters of the Triumvirate also resigned from Szalak one after another and left.

In the end, only Imotek, Szalak, and the Grand Inquisitor who was the substitute were left.

"They didn't dare to do this before."

Imotek turned his head after hearing this.

Szalak spoke himself.

"Indeed." Imotek nodded.

At this time, the two people who were at loggerheads in the internal conflicts of the Necrons could not help but have a brief illusion of standing on the same front in the face of the current situation.

Imotek wanted Szahrak's power, but he did not want a loose, collapsed Necrons.

"You shouldn't have canceled the Master Control Agreement in the first place," Imotek said. "It's really stupid to tie yourself up in knots."

"This is indeed a stupid act." Szalak leaned back on the throne and nodded, "But I don't want my people to be just a group of cold puppets. As a king, I have obligations and responsibilities to them. I have caused the demise of the Necrontyr, and I have to find a way to make up for it."

After that, Szalak was silent for a moment, and then said, "I feel guilty, and I will make amends as appropriate, but this is not a reason for them to go to the roof and tear up the tiles. They are not qualified to challenge my authority, nor do they have the right to question my rule, including you."

"The so-called gifts given to us by the Star God are always so simple, whether it is our bodies or the Master Control Agreement. If the Master Control Agreement can be more detailed, it will just let my people and slaves obey my rule with individual thoughts."

Listening to Szalak's sigh, Imotek couldn't say that he agreed, but he didn't want to question it either.

At this point, Szalak, the highest-level undead in the body, can also analyze the reasons for the current situation.

"Most of my fleet was destroyed, and they have long been dissatisfied with me, so they dare to challenge my authority now."

"If my fleet had not been destroyed, whether it was the Samuri Dynasty or some other messed up fool, they would not dare to jump out."

"We are a martial race, and because of this, no matter what decisions I make or what mistakes I make, as long as I still have military power, no one will think that my rule is unqualified."

Szalak first found his own problem.

But after thinking about it, Imotek thought it was wrong: "I am just a dynasty whose capital tomb world was destroyed. My dynasty still has a large territory and a strong military force, but even the emperor of the Colen Dynasty dares to provoke me. This is unreasonable."

"There is nothing unreasonable." Szalak looked down at Imotek, "I still have the means of both kindness and force, and your prestige is purely dependent on force. When you are no longer victorious, when your strategy has problems, and even the Rebirth Agreement and the Dynasty World are destroyed, you can't say that you have any authority that is no less than mine."

Imotek was silent, but obviously agreed with what Szalak said.

"Even now, it is impossible for us to join hands to do something to turn the tide." Szalak continued, "You are still hiding things from me on the front line. For example, at least two hundred Star God fragments have fallen into the hands of the enemy, and you didn't even mention this matter."

Imotek remained silent.

This is indeed the case, and there is no way to refute it.

Now the front line has fallen into a stalemate.

In the face-off between conventional combat units, humans held on.

The courage and determination shown by those flesh-and-blood mortals made Imotek praise them privately.

In the last exploratory offensive, the Sotek Dynasty deployed a World Harvester on the world where the Imperial Astra Militarum was stationed.

The World Harvester, combined with the Black Stone that amplified the influence of the Warp, would greatly weaken even the Star Gods who came over, and then they would have to fight the World Harvester honestly.

But humans actually destroyed the World Harvester without the support of the Star Gods.

When the World Harvester was teleported to the battlefield, the moment it appeared, humans simply threw away all weapons and protective equipment and only took up the decomposition bombs.

Countless humans rushed out of the trenches all over the surface of the planet like insects and swarmed towards the World Harvester.

The engineering troops dug tunnels leading to the World Harvester to cover more concealed suicide attacks.

Millions of casualties every second.

The roar for the Emperor shook the whole world.

Humans are still intelligent creatures. Even if they die, they die in a planned way. A large number of them act as targets to attract the attacks of the World Harvesters, and a large number of them look for blind spots or sneak attacks on the weak points of the World Harvesters from the tunnels.

In the end, after paying countless casualties, the Astra Militarum paralyzed the World Harvesters.

In addition to the competition between these basic combat units, there are also those Star Gods.

Saranoga spread a logic virus. The infected tomb technicians will actively spread the location of the Star God fragments, and then the Star Gods will rush to a certain dynasty to abduct the Star God fragments.

Up to now, the Star God fragments that have fallen into their hands, even if they are integrated into individual Star Gods, are probably sixty or seventy.

Imotek did not convey these situations back to the rear.

But Szalak does have means, and he can't hide it.

These strategic mistakes, as Szalak concluded, will damage Imotek's military authority.

"This race is facing the greatest crisis in history." Szalak sighed, "No one can turn the tide."

Imotek remained silent.

"You did not gain control of the Sotek Dynasty through inheritance, which also made you accustomed to seizing, seizing everything." Szalak spoke again, "Am I right?"

"Yes." Imotek admitted decisively.

This is why he wanted to seize power from Szalak.

Szalak slowly stood up from the throne, looked down at Imotek from a high place, and gave him a sincere warning.

"You rose by this, and you will fall by this."