Travel to Warhammer 40K with Gray Wind.

Chapter 45

When he first learned about the source of the Gene Seed of the Flame of Confessions, Russell once wanted to say to Milak: "I know what you are confessing", but his strong self-control finally managed to suppress the desire to tease.

Gray Wind must have spoiled himself by talking nonsense every day, Russell thought so.

With the stationing of the Confession Flame of the Dark Angels, a large number of veterans and commanders from the Imperial Guard and Imperial Navy also settled on this small and beautiful planet.

They stayed behind in Falla with half of the Mechanic Order, and began to prepare for the militarization of Falla.

The special nature of the L-star gate determines that once this transportation network is completed, the galaxy where the terminal exit is located will become a battleground for military strategists. The empire has to deploy a huge military force here to guard the network center to protect its own transportation safety.

The Penitent Fire Chapter is only the first Space Marine Chapter stationed in Falla, and as the severe fighting situation in Espernes eases, more troops will only continue to be deployed here in the future.

In order to cope with the foreseeable huge military expenditure in the near future, the Mechanicus, after obtaining the consent of Russell, is preparing to transform a barren planet located on the outskirts of the Falla galaxy.

The tech-priests intend to use large propellers to forcefully push this planet to the habitable zone in the galaxy, and spend the next few decades constructing a large-scale construction project to completely transform it into a new forge world, so as to continuously produce war materials for Falla.

For this idea, Russell felt that he could have other ideas.

After the prophetess left Falla with almost 2/3 of the expeditionary force, Russell found a time to claim that there was an important matter that needed to be interviewed with the technology sage, and then, accompanied by the battle sisters team, boarded the scientific research ship "Unsolvable Puzzle".

He didn't dislike being watched closely by the Emperor's daughters all day long, but if possible, Russell would actually prefer to be surrounded by Sisters of Redemption.

Well can't.

With a feeling of regret, Russell left the Battle Sisters outside the door, and walked alone into a tightly sealed cabin deep in the scientific research ship.

As soon as he entered the door, he saw the crimson prosthetic eye of the technology sage in the darkness, nailed to him like a star dart shot from a star dart gun.

"Don't be nervous, I didn't come to Xingshi to ask you to get back those games, ah... the ancient Titans." Russell immediately saw through the reason why the technical sage was so nervous.

They didn't come to collect debts... The other party's emotions eased up now, but his attitude towards Russell was still somewhat unfriendly. He was probably still hurting about the ruined battleship that died with the swarm.poor guy.

While Russell was thinking, a long mechanical arm came out from under the tech sage's robe, crawled along the wall to the door, closed the door and turned on the light.

After giving a slight nod to the tech sage sitting in front of the gear table in the center of the room, Russell graciously sat opposite him.

The engine oil guy is really rude, he doesn't even pour a cup of tea when the guests come.Russell was heartbroken.

The emissary of the star bomber came to me, since it wasn't for a debt, what could it be?The tech sage was worried.

"I got news that the Adeptus Mechanics wants to transform the barren planet 'Embra' outside Falla into a forge world. I think this is a very good idea."

Russell propped his hands on the gear round table, interlaced his fingers, and went straight to the topic: "I think, I can provide a certain degree of help for this, and reach some cooperation with the Mechanic Order."

The technology sage breathed a sigh of relief: "I'm happy."

He knew in his heart that Russell, the little governor of a remote planet, would naturally not be able to help him, and it was the existence behind him who suggested cooperation at this moment.

"I need you to repair and expand the space station KNOWER for me."

Russell smiled and said: "You should have seen it from your eyes long ago. The frame structure and core specifications of the Seeker are completely inconsistent with its current volume. This is because its original design concept has never been a small orbital fortress. The basic skeleton of this space station has been built according to the specifications of the 'star base' from the very beginning."

The technology sage nodded, and made a crackling sound of metal friction: "You didn't lie."

He has long seen that the various modules on the Seeker were put together in a hurry, and the wiring connections in many places were not reasonable, which wasted a lot of space and redundant energy.

But after analyzing it through Bernatita at the Prophet Meeting, he already understood that this was because the Star Destroyer had anticipated the orc war in Falla in advance.

The tight time urges the Fallas to temporarily force modules onto the frame of the star base to build it into a crappy orbital fortress, so that they can form combat power as quickly as possible.

And after the war, this improvised orbital fortress should also get its due construction, and truly become a large star base that can shelter the entire Falla galaxy.

This coincides with their plan to militarize Falla, and the tech sages have no reason to refuse.

"As long as you can give us a price that will tempt us, the Mechanics will be willing to serve you." The technical sage nodded.

He doesn't doubt that the other party can come up with all kinds of lost technologies and ancient equipment that make him salivate, but this technology sage is still a little curious. Building a forging world is the main cultivation of the Mechanic Order. What kind of help can the star bomber provide?
"You will be tempted." Russell reached into his shirt with a hand, took out a neat white paper business plan, and placed it on the gear round table.

The title of the proposal is:
"Integrate the world into one city, build a city into the world."

"Planet Project: Ideal City."

The technology sage's prosthetic eyes twisted up and down, scanning and entering this complicated proposal into his brain with extremely high efficiency.

What unfolded in front of his eyes was a perfect planetary transformation specification that could be used to transform almost any habitable planet, and its standardization and modularity could even be called STC.

Yes, a planetary scale STC standard build template.

In the planetary planning book, the entire planet is neatly and efficiently cut into functional divisions with different uses in an extremely elegant way. The different divisions are arranged and combined with each other to form a highly modular planetary city. It is even possible to customize the proportion of functional divisions according to specific needs.

Whether it is production efficiency expectations or the rationality of road planning, this urban planet is much higher than the general foundry world where factories are piled up according to local conditions. The most extreme rationality is also the most extreme beauty.

The entire planet covered by steel is a seamless one, like a perfect work of art, which is intoxicating.

The name of "ideal city" is well deserved.

(End of this chapter)