Warhammer 40,000: Mortal Gods

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The next day.

Qin Mo studied a piece of "meat" torn from the fragments of the Night Holder.

The essence of all C'tan is an unknown energy cloud. It was the Necrontyr who first found the C'tan who used a material called living metal to shape the C'tan's body.

Qin Mozheng is studying a piece of living metal.

After a while, Belisarius Caul squeezed in like last time and walked slowly to Qin Mo's side.

Kaul was found by Qin Mo. During this period, Kaul never left. He gave a light cruiser he was riding in to Vic, and then asked Vic to take his letter of recommendation to Agrippi. Naxing area.

After that, Caul stayed in the Tyrone galaxy, visiting every corner of the planet to view all the technologies. He also tried to crack some technologies for his own use, but it would take more than ten years to get the results.

"Come, take a look at this living metal." Qin Mo stepped aside and motioned for Kaul to come to the observation equipment.

Caul could tell at a glance that it was a piece of living metal. As a great sage who dared to take risks to gain knowledge, he was very familiar with the creations of the Necron.

However, Kaul still moved to the observation equipment, took out a slender telescope-like thing from under his robe, put it on his head, and then connected it to the observation equipment for observation.

"This is a very special piece of living metal." Kaul said while observing, "It is different from the common living metal."

"Of course it's different." Qin Mo was not surprised.

Kaul stood upright and suddenly asked about something else: "I found that the two spherical fortresses that were originally in the galaxy disappeared for a while. This..."

Qin Mo knew that Kaul was curious about what the celestial engine was doing, but he did not answer and continued to focus on observation.

Kaoer did not continue to ask questions, silently waiting for Qin Mo to reveal the purpose of coming to him.

Qin Mo asked while observing: "What's going on with the Lamenters Chapter recently?"

"Foros Chapter Master found every businessman traveling to and from the Tyrone System and asked them to spread the news that he was still alive and located in the Tyrone System. Several Chapter monks have already come to Tyrone."

Kaul had gone to Foros before and asked why they had so many Terminator power armors, and then he learned that Qin Mo had supplied the Weeper.

Kaur then speculated that material printing technology can ignore issues such as manufacturing technology and processing level. As long as there are reference objects and drawings, things can be created. This is his favorite technology.

"Is it possible for Foros and the others to upgrade to Primaris Space Marines?" Qin Mo asked.

"It depends on luck." Kaul replied subconsciously, and then looked at Qin Mo in surprise, wondering why he knew about the Primaris Space Marines.

Kaul felt that he should not continue to stay in the Tyrone galaxy. He felt that there must be devices that could read people's minds hidden everywhere in this galaxy.

"Upgrade the Primaris for the Lamenter, and then I'll sell you the living metal." Qin Mo took out the living metal from the observation equipment and handed it to Caul.

Kaul looked at the living metal in silence. He did not immediately agree to the deal like last time.

After staring at the metal for a moment, Kaul said: "Do you know what is the biggest danger for me and you? It is that there is no one with a very high status to endorse me. When I say very high status, I mean that we are in the entire empire. Even if you are the governor of the Tyrone system and I am a great sage, the Inquisition Mechanicus or the state religion can judge us as heretics, and we will instantly become the enemies of the empire."

"How can I reveal Primaris technology under such circumstances? I can't mobilize tens of millions of troops and fleets with just one sentence."

"The Weeper were supposed to fight to the death. You made a big mistake by protecting them. Fortunately Horst left quickly, otherwise..."

Kaur's tone was cold and calm when he spoke, like the voice coming from the radio, but Qin Mo could still hear that he was angry.

"You can drive the Explorer King you are on to Tailong, and I will use living metal to reinforce the structure of the Explorer King," Qin Mo said.

"Don't you understand what I'm saying?" Kaul remained unmoved. "You'd better be more careful and avoid coming up with something that may seem heretical to others."

"I'll give you another printing device that can make printing devices." Qin Mo said again.

"..." Kaul was silent.

It's not that he really doesn't want to upgrade the Weeper with Primaris, but he can't do it now, and he won't be able to upgrade it until a great cause is completed in the future.

but……

Caul thought for a moment about the benefits of a living metal upgrade to the King of Explorers, as well as the printing equipment that could create printing equipment...

Kaul thought for a moment and wanted to agree, but there was still a question in his mind: "Why do you have to help the Weeper Chapter?"

"Because they are fighting against the enemies of the material universe. Whether they are Inquisitors, Astartes or Astra Militarum, anyone fighting against the enemies of the material universe can get help from me." Qin Mo replied.

Kaul nodded silently, but what he was thinking was that I am also fighting the so-called enemy of the material universe. Why don't you help me learn and apply the technologies you developed?

In short, Caul agreed to upgrade the Primaris for the Lamenters Chapter.

Qin Mo originally wanted to upgrade the Weeper Chapter by himself, such as a complete mechanical transformation like the Imperial Guard, but considering that the Weeper Chapter was so miserable and was not wiped out, there must be some metaphysical reasons, and it was really unacceptable. It is better to carry out materialistic transformation.

"Prepare what you promised me." Kaul turned around and left slowly, "But I can't guarantee that the Primaris upgrade will be successful, and they may not be willing to accept the upgrade."

"I have a way to filter out people who cannot upgrade successfully." Qin Mo said.

Kaul left in silence. As he squeezed out the door, he saw a young man walking down the corridor. He looked like a real human being, but the energy readings detected from him were almost off the charts.

Maybe a praetorian.

Kaul remembered that the energy readings he had detected on the guards before were also very high. So the question became, why was a young man transformed into a guard?

Call was just confused but didn't think about it and continued walking towards the end of the corridor.

The young man watched Kaul leave, then turned into another Kaul and walked towards Qin Mo: "Who is that machine?"

Qin Mo glanced at the mimic that had transformed into Caul, and answered vaguely: "It's not a machine, his name is Belisarius Caul, he's a human being."

"Human?" Mimic was very surprised.

"Call is indeed a human being, and even a long time ago he was a person who didn't like mechanical modifications."

"I really don't understand what mortal creatures are thinking." Mimicry no longer struggled with whether Caul was a human or a machine. It thought for a while and then asked: "Is there anything you need me to do?"

"Stay by my side and don't wander around, and help me predict the future when I need it." Qin Mo was thinking about his next plan while improving the living metal.

If Foros and the others were willing to accept Primaris upgrades, they would have to let Mimic predict who would succeed in upgrading and who wouldn't. After all, Primaris upgrades are not 100% successful, and the mortality rate is not small.

The plague, the Nurgle fleet, and the Nightbringer fragments have all been dealt with. More Nurgle fleets may attack Tyrone in the future, but certainly not in the short term.

The most important thing is to integrate all the galaxies in the sector so that every galaxy can develop like Talon and have the ability to mobilize.

Another thing is to wait for Klein, who went to Cadia to deliver a message, to return... I wonder if this guy can successfully meet Creed.