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Chapter 723, Request for a Quick Death
The Dark Eldar, or the Eldar, are a very special race of aliens in the entire universe.

To be honest, they are a group in the entire universe that is more similar to humans in appearance.

They have two hands and two feet, walk upright, and have a torso. Their faces are quite similar to humans, unlike the green-skinned orcs, who have green faces and fangs. From the perspective of human aesthetics, the appearance of the Eldar is a little weird, but also handsome.

The human empire has a long history of dealing with them.

Ten thousand years ago, during the founding war of the human empire, humans discovered the presence of the Eldar.

However, to this day, the Eldar are still a relatively mysterious race to humans.

Unlike many regional aliens encountered, the Eldar do not seem to have a clear "base", or home, or their own country.

From this perspective, they are a bit like the greenskins and void zerg, and they will appear throughout the universe.

But their numbers are very small, and they are clearly communicable. They are not like the aliens in the general sense, who are basically completely hostile to humans.

The Eldar are different, they are both enemies and friends.

Of course, humans have always adhered to the policy of purifying all filthy aliens, and the Eldar are of course a part of the aliens, so the overall attitude of the Human Empire towards the Eldar is indeed hostile.

But there are differences.

How can the Empire still have the ability to expand and expedition on a large scale? Since the Solar Expedition lasted for sixty years, exhausted countless resources of the Empire, and created a new universe, the Solaria Universe, it has now become a mess, an infinite bleeding point, and a chaotic battle of various forces. Those who went to Solaria to be the chairman of the universe thought it was an opportunity. Stabilizing this universe would be a great achievement. Not only could they reap huge benefits locally, but it would also be a good political resume, which could be used to upgrade when they returned to the center of the Empire...

Now that I see it, I think too much.

Even though the empire is at war everywhere and things seem to be in full swing, if you look closely, they are not fighting others, they are just getting beaten!
Either they will be invaded by greenskins, invaded by Zerg, or invaded by Chaos;
Or maybe it was civil unrest, a rebellion caused by conflicts between the imperial forces or various reasons...

In this case, what if we regard the Eldar as a hostile force? Can we take the initiative to attack them?

In addition, they will appear in various locations in the universe. They may have a base camp or they may not even have a base camp, so there is no possibility of actively attacking them.

The elves are not like those truly hostile races that would attack humans at every turn.

On the contrary, they sometimes suddenly appear on the battlefield when humans are fighting against other enemies, cooperate with the human army, and act together to attack those enemies.

Of course, they sometimes attack humans.

Their actions are mysterious and unpredictable, which is a very suitable adjective for their whereabouts, goals and motives.

This is the overall impression of the Eldar.

Specifically, there are also differences among the Eldar. They generally have two skin colors, one is gray-black, and the other is pink-white.

The ones with pink and white skin are the more normal elves.

The gray-black ones are called Dark Eldar.

These guys are quite annoying.

Like ordinary Eldar, their whereabouts and goals are erratic, but their motive is very clear: plunder.

Whether it's resources, commodities, industrial products, ships, population... they steal everything.

Coupled with their characteristics of appearing and disappearing without a trace, these dark elves are very annoying.

At certain times, they would even directly plunder the surface of the planet.

There was no such thing as a frontal battle, a large-scale exchange of fire, or a positional attack. The Dark Eldar drove combat airships and hoverbikes and completed a surprise attack as fast as the wind, killing people, robbing things, and then turned around and ran away.

The number of troops they gather for each operation is not large, and they rarely go head-to-head with powerful opponents. They always adopt this kind of quick attack and plundering route.

Now, is this another Dark Eldar victim?
But more importantly, where did these black people go? Can we find a way to get rid of them?
Wang Jiarong put a lot of pressure on the navy.

According to her, her caravan still has many business operations ahead. If this group of dark elves cannot be dealt with, there is no telling how much trouble will come next.

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If there is any force in the human empire that is relatively familiar with the Dark Eldar, it would be the Order of the Foreigners.

This faction of Inquisitors specializes in fighting alien enemies and dealing with the corruption caused by aliens. They have information on various alien races.

The Eldar are mysterious, but at least better understood than most other Imperial forces.

Moreover, over the years, as the Dark Eldar have been causing trouble all over the Empire, the noise has become louder and louder. Although they are not fatal, they are like countless flies and mosquitoes, flying around in the vast territory of the Empire, which is really annoying.

One of the places that suffered the most severe disaster was the core area of ​​the Eastern Universe, south of the alliance, and the capital, the Wuji Star Domain.

At the same time, the Transcendent Universe, where the Alliance is doing business this time, is also an area where the Dark Eldar are very active.

Therefore, the Anti-Foreign Order also carried out some special operations against the Dark Eldar and accumulated more information.

Now, all of them are used.

Menech Martini did not expect that these people would be put to use so soon.

In addition to taxation, the Alliance Plan also mentions a lot of political content. The Alliance does have full autonomy, but in theory, the Empire can also send an observation group to be stationed in the Alliance's territory for a long time to monitor the situation of the Alliance.

Of course, most people know that this is just a face-saving project.

It's just a measure to make the masters on Holy Terra feel more at ease.

If we really expect the 1,800 Terran envoys to monitor, what can they monitor? Even if the Alliance wants to rebel, it is still a question whether they can find out in advance; even if they can find out, they can't stop it. Even if they just want to pass the news back to Holy Terra, there is no chance, and it will be easily dealt with by the Alliance in advance. Of course, it is far from that step at present.

Although the "Alliance Plan" has not been officially signed yet and Governor Gu is still on his way to Holy Terra, some things have already been done in advance.

Gu Hang has already invited a group of members of the observation group stationed in the alliance.

The tribunal is definitely the top priority, and Gu Hang invited representatives from the three major tribunals.

The Alliance even promised to donate some money to the Tribunal.

The Inquisition and the Ordo Heretic were still a little reserved and had not given any response for the time being, saying that they would wait until the discussions on the "Alliance Plan" on Holy Terra were settled before making any decision. However, the Inquisition was more proactive in moving closer to the Alliance.

In the previous war, they had established a good relationship with the Alliance, so they simply allowed a group of Inquisitors who were originally going to evacuate the Spider Web Universe and return to Holy Terra to stay there and set up a branch of the Inquisition in the Alliance.

After the signing of the Alliance Plan, they will be representatives of the Anti-foreign Order, join the Observation Group, and "monitor" the development of the Alliance to see if it complies with the relevant provisions of the Alliance Plan. Before the signing, they will be a branch of the Anti-foreign Order, working with the Alliance to jointly combat the alien activities in the Eastern Frontier of the Empire.

In a sense, this could even be considered an expansion of the Order. They originally had two main core branches in the eastern part of the empire, and later on, it looked like they were going to establish a third one in the alliance.

Although the Anti-Foreign Order is an independent force and will definitely not listen to the Alliance, but if the relationship between the two sides is relatively good, they can cooperate well in many anti-alien actions.

If the Anti-Foreign Order wants to have particularly strong support in the Eastern Universe, the Spider Web Universe, and even the surrounding Star-Swallowing Universe, the Great Craftsman Universe, and the Magre Universe, then the power of the Alliance will be a huge help.

Martini was the person appointed by Gu Hang to deal with the inquisitors of the Anti-Foreign Order.

He himself is also an Inquisitor, from the Shimmering Tribunal.

The Glittering Tribunal is a small tribunal that originated in the Eastern Universe. Martini is considered the chief judge and a senior figure among them.

When the Alliance was fighting against the Fury Corps, the Glittering Tribunal was the force that Gu Hang invited from the heart of the Eastern Universe to compete with the Silver Tribunal, which was very close to the Iron Armor Corps at the time. Martini came on behalf of the Glittering Tribunal.

After he came, he stayed there and was considered to have been successfully poached by Gu Hang.

Currently, he still holds a position in the Shining Tribunal and has also joined the Alliance's "Monster Hunter" organization.

The Shimmering Tribunal had no problem with this.

They are even willing to send more people over - as long as the Alliance can maintain its funding for the Shimmering Tribunal.

Before leaving, Gu Hang told Martini that he should make good use of the people in the order to resist foreign aggression. He couldn't just keep them around for nothing, right?
They can play a certain role in cleaning up the remaining swarms of insects and infected groups in the Spider Web Universe.

But to be honest, it's not a big deal to fight the remaining disabled insect swarms. It won't make much difference if we don't use them.

Martini was still trying to figure out how to invite them to the northeast of the Dragon Eagle Star Region.

There are still many greenskins alive in the four areas that were once occupied by the Irontooth Orcs. Although those greenskins have long been scattered and have no unified war leader to lead them, their threat level is quite low and they will fight each other, but in general, the scattered greenskins are still more difficult to deal with than the disabled Zerg.

But I didn't expect that I could find a job directly in the Spider Web Universe.

Martini himself had a certain understanding of the Dark Eldar. When he was still in the capital of the Eastern Universe, Wuji Star, a considerable part of their Flash Tribunal's mission was to combat the Dark Eldar pirates that were wreaking havoc in the Wuji Star Region.

Now, I’m back to my old business.

It was also because of this that, together with their fellow Inquisitors from the anti-foreign orders, they were able to capture the lurking Dark Eldar from Yangyu Star in such a short time.

Then, he saw some of the truly powerful things that the anti-foreign monastic order had.

The Dark Eldar who were captured alive were subjected to severe torture and interrogation.

He had interrogated those black bean sprouts before, but to be honest, the results were very poor.

Those black bean sprouts seemed to have a strong resistance to interrogation and physical torture.

Whips, electric shocks, branding irons...

Breaking teeth, pulling nails, cutting tongues...

All kinds of torture instruments and punishments were used on them, making the scenes bloody. Ordinary people would have been unable to bear it, but the dark elves who were tortured did not seem to feel that way.

It's not that they have a particularly strong will, but rather they kind of... enjoy the torture?
Martini found this difficult to understand.

However, the people of the Anti-Foreign Order seem to have special methods that can really scare the Dark Eldar.

- They can cut off the connection between the Dark Eldar and a place called 'Comoro', so that their souls cannot return when they die.

Whenever the people of the anti-foreign order, the dark elves, spoke, Martini could see that the faces of these black people, which were always smiling and crazy and distorted, became serious.

Of course, these black bean sprouts are usually not believed.

Then, in front of the other captives, the members of the Anti-Foreign Order would put on a live show.

They used a special ritual to place many special incense and candles. Several psychics of the Tribunal, led by the Inquisitor, carved a complex pattern on the ground, and then they stood at different positions on this evil formation, chanting something.

In just a moment, the face of the Dark Eldar began to twist. He screamed uncontrollably, his eyes glowed purple, and his bound body twisted on the stool.

After just a few seconds, he stopped and never moved again.

It was as if the soul had been sucked out.

The faces of the remaining Dark Eldar changed drastically, and then they all became docile, willing to confess and say everything, just asking for a quick death.

(End of this chapter)