Warhammer 40,000: Mortal Gods

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The fortress world of Cadia.

The number of psykers has not changed from zero to one for three consecutive days. This war seems to be certain to be won as long as the defense continues.

The Tyrone navy never fought another enemy.

The Cadian Assault Army and the Tyrone Army were stationed on the fortress world, engaging in the meaningless act of exchanging tactical experience with each other.

The only ones who are still busy are the Tyrone cargo ships that are constantly entering and leaving the Cadia system. These cargo ships are civilian ships that were originally responsible for logistics in the Tyrone sector. After Qin Mo decided to transport the reinforcements sent by the empire to Cadia, Since then, cargo ships have been picking up reinforcements between various galaxies.

The person in charge of leading the cargo fleet was Klein, and there was another woman who left a very bad impression on Klein.

"Lord Wolf, I know you don't want your subordinates to take the Tyrone ship to Cadia..."

"But have you ever thought that you and your company are still a hundred light years away from Cadia, and that there have been several battles on Cadia before we spoke. We must hurry up past."

"I guarantee you in the name of the throne that nothing will happen to you."

Vanessa was surrounded by six Space Wolves Space Marines, and facing her was Swain Bloodhowl, one of the Space Wolves Lords.

Vanessa, who was looked down upon by the Space Marines, was not timid at all and tried to persuade the Wolf Lord in various ways.

Vanessa doesn't have much patience either. She has to convince not only Sven, but also other Astra Militarum legions and Space Marine chapters, and even several Titan legions of the Adeptus Mechanicus.

As a psyker with no offensive abilities, the only thing Vanessa can do in this war is to lobby.

“In the name of the throne?” Sven stroking his beard looked down at Vanessa, “What qualifications do you have ‘in the name of the throne’?”

When Vanessa didn't respond, Klein walked towards Swain and said: "The dimension engine used by the Tyrone ship is more reliable, and the tithe paid by the Tyrone sector is the dimension engine. This is a technology certified by the empire. , there is nothing unreliable.”

"Don't try to deceive me. You are indeed treating the dimension engine as a tax, but the empire is jointly testing the dimension engine with the Mechanicus. Before the test results come out, it is difficult for me to consider it reliable." Swain shook his head and said.

Klein wanted to say something more, but Vanessa told him to just leave this matter to her.

"Please come on board." Vanessa made an inviting gesture toward the transport plane. Her eyes were covered with a layer of golden light, and she was using her spiritual power to persuade the stubborn old man in front of her.

"Okay ma'am." Swain nodded vigorously, then waved his hand and took his wolf pups into the transport plane.

The transport plane quickly flew out of the strike cruiser and headed towards the cargo ship docked in the orbit of the planet.

"Why didn't you use this trick from the beginning?" Klein looked at Vanessa dissatisfied.

Vanessa didn't know how to explain it.

Using psychic powers to control other people's minds often brings bad results. You will definitely get chopped up when you meet the Wolf Lord next time, so try not to use psychic powers on high-ranking people if possible.

"Do I still need to go to other galaxies to persuade people who are unwilling to board the ship?" Vanessa asked.

"Needed." Klein nodded, "But the good thing is that there are two war groups' think tank directors who don't have to lobby. They have already convinced their superiors to board the cargo ship. They just have one request."

"What's the request?" Vanessa asked.

Klein frowned and recalled the report of the captain of the 17th cargo ship, and then said: "I am asked to report a prophecy to Lord Tyrone immediately: there is a meteor flying in the subspace, and its destination is Cadia."

Vanessa fell into thought.

A meteor, flying to Cadia, still in the subspace.

After thinking for a moment, Vanessa thought that the two think tank directors were not talking about real meteors, but something shining in the subspace.

For example, soul projection or something.

But Vanessa didn't know what this prophecy meant, because even the prophecies seen by the two think tank directors were definitely just discontinuous pictures.

Vanessa informed Klein of the results she had come up with, and asked him to immediately send what she said to the celestial engine.

…

A week flies by.

Cardia still stands.

The Tyron cargo ships that went to transport reinforcements returned to Cadia one after another, sending all the Astra Militarum or Space Marines on board to the land.

Creed sat in his office, formulating a plan to deploy reinforcements at a reasonable location.

"The relatively weak fortress on Cadia is Fort Avon. Do you think it is necessary to clear a teleportation field here?" Creed asked as he wrote.

"Perhaps it is necessary." Qin Mo nodded, "It is necessary when the enemy can ignore the Tai Lung Navy fleet and the celestial engine and attack Cadia directly. It is extraordinary."

When Creed heard this, he realized that Qin Mo still didn't agree with his previous decision to transport reinforcements.

As Qin Mo said, the Tailong fleet used unique defensive tactics to guard Cadia.

As for the army, there are more than a hundred regiments of the Tyron Army on Cadia, a Titan legion from the forge world of Agrippina, and two Titan legions that Cadia has assembled before. Almost all of the Cadia assault army members are present.

Creed did not sincerely believe that reinforcements were needed, but he believed that this was the way to go.

Considering the mood of his allies, Creed put down his quill and persuaded: "To be honest, with the current state of Cadia, it is impossible for a hundred Voscani iron cavalry to capture it, but I am the Lord of the Supreme Castle. I won’t be able to rest assured if we don’t have a complete strategy at the strategic level.”

Hearing this, Qin Mo did not refute, but nodded in agreement: "What I said just now was not a strange thing... I really didn't think it was necessary to transport reinforcements to Cardia before, but after the psychic power last time After the scandal, I thought it was necessary."

Creed nodded and continued writing the plan.

Creed suddenly remembered something as he wrote, "A week ago, Klein sent a communication and made a prophecy..."

"To be honest, I don't know." Qin Mo felt a headache when he mentioned the prophecy. The living metal body he currently controls has no organs at all.

Since receiving Klein's prophecy a week ago, the stone man in the celestial engine has used 90% of its computing power to calculate the prophecy and speculate on what the prophecy may represent.

But nothing came of it.

Things like subspace and psionic energy are always so disgusting. You can't just ignore the prophecy, but no matter what, you don't know what the prophecy means. It makes people scratch their heads and scratch their heads.

Qin Mo even asked Mimic, who was far away in the Tyrone galaxy, to predict the future, but it couldn't see too far, and all it could foresee was that Cadia was peaceful and nothing happened at all.

The only thing that can be done for that prophecy is to be fully prepared, and the troops will come to cover up the water and the earth.

This is why Qin Mo changed his attitude towards reinforcements and believes that Cardia needs reinforcements now.