Warhammer III

After assigning the tasks, the four people of Taiyue left the control center one after another and went to the surrounding fortresses. The food synthesis factory was protected by the battle nun team and was temporarily safe.

The place that Taiyue wanted to investigate was the "Land-based Macro Cannon" fortress. This fortress captured a large number of Chaos believers during the anti-counterrevolutionary movement and was likely to be an important base for enemy activities.

Moreover, the defense force of this fortress is a land-based macro cannon group with a range of 40-100 kilometers, which is of great strategic significance. If it is infiltrated by the enemy, other fortresses around it will also be in danger.

The Land-based Macro Cannon Fortress is equipped with the Aquila Macro Cannon, also known as the Double-headed Eagle Macro Cannon, which is a land-based macro cannon commonly used by the empire. Its turret is surrounded by the wings of the double-headed eagle building. The turret is surrounded by a flat land surrounded by a city wall, where the turret garrison is stationed. Under the turret is a narrow warehouse, where slaves are ready to fill ammunition for the macro cannon turret at any time.

It is not easy to enter this fortress. The defense forces here are on duty all day, and there are various scanning auspicious instruments to monitor key areas.

Although Taiyue was not wearing power armor, his tall body was not suitable for camouflage and infiltration, otherwise the defense soldiers passing by would come to take a look.

He took advantage of the night and thick fog, and climbed into the fortress barehanded in the short time when the defense soldiers changed their posts. His whole body was wrapped in mechanical cells, which also formed a special spike structure to absorb the detection waves emitted by the scanning auspicious instrument.

The defense soldiers inside the fortress have stopped their daily physical training and shooting training at this moment, and returned to the military dormitory to rest, but some of the defense soldiers are still playing cards and gambling all night, betting on privately hidden fine wine and even ammunition.

The command also recognized these behaviors, not because there is no war on this planet yet, but because the Star Army rarely lives to retirement. The entertainment activities that take a break from their busy schedule can give them the courage to face unknown battles. For those who are not firm in their beliefs, high-pressure policies will induce rebellion.

For the Space Marines, they are monks called Astartes. In their free time after training, they pray to the Emperor rather than engage in entertainment activities. Taiyue himself never prays in his free time but repairs mechanical equipment.

Taiyue quietly walked through the defense dormitory and continued to move towards other areas of the fortress. The important warehouses and passages of the fortress were still guarded, so he could only take a detour to the remote corners inside the fortress.

"When will the days of staying in this fortress cage every day end!"

"I don't know. Now the vigilance has been strengthened, and I have to work two more hours every day."

"It's boring. Why don't the enemies come here?"

There was a noisy sound in a secluded place. When Taiyue approached, he found that more than a dozen people gathered under the dim light. They smoked and puffed and complained about their current military life.

Taiyue shook his head and took out a subspace crystal and placed it in a hidden corner nearby. If these people were bewitched by the enemy, they would easily become traitors. He couldn't help but wonder if in addition to Chaos corruption, it was the pedantic management form of the Empire that caused many people to become Chaos believers.

Two hours later, Taiyue placed subspace crystals at locations where the enemy might be active, and then returned to the food synthesis factory.

These subspace crystals have special runes on them, which will be used to monitor the entire fortress.