Travel to Warhammer 40K with Gray Wind.

Chapter 46 Preparation
"Astonishing design."

The mechanical arm protruding from under the technical sage's robe carefully put the proposal back on the table. At this moment, he really wanted to know what kind of genius made this perfect STC, which could already be called a work of art, so a name came to his mind: Star Bomber.

"I admit, I'm tempted, just like a swordsman can't refuse an Excalibur that cuts iron like mud, I can't refuse such a beautiful and efficient planetary factory."

The technical sage's prosthetic eyes turned slightly, staring at Russell's eyes, and then asked:

"However, in order to build the urban planet in this plan, we need to use dozens of front-end technologies that we have not mastered or have already lost. Without corresponding technical support, it is impossible to make a finished product with only one design plan."

Russell was not surprised at all, this was exactly the effect he wanted.

When the technology products brought from the stars are connected to the local technology tree, it is inevitable that there will be some acclimatization. Even if the basic laws of physics are common, the application level of the laws is very different between different civilizations.

Even Russell had to borrow Gray Wind's computing power to perform massive calculations in order to use the technology mastered by the Mechanic Order to localize the ideal city plan.

This is not difficult to achieve. Although the human beings in this universe have lost their science and technology through civilization, the human beings in the golden age are so golden that they have eaten their inheritance for tens of thousands of years. The oil guys can still easily dig up various black technologies on Mars that can subvert the world.

In short, with the advanced technology mastered by the Adeptus Mechanicus, the whole Warhammer version of the urban planet is not a problem at all.

However, in addition to localizing the planetary plan, Gray Wind deliberately retained some key construction links that required the use of the unique technology of the stars.

For, exactly now.

"I can provide the technical support you lack." Russell said quite intimately: "This is a fair cooperation, isn't it? You help me build the star base of the Seeker, and I help you build the ideal city. Our cooperation will be very happy."

"That's right." The technology sage bowed his head slightly.

The cooperation with the Adeptus Mechanics was negotiated very smoothly. Compared with the Navigator family and the Merchant Marines, the engine oil guys who only pursue technology itself are the best talkers, as long as you can satisfy their endless thirst for knowledge... No, it's collection addiction.

"...Okay, so now, can we talk about the titans that you have forcibly occupied?" Russell said with a smile.

Looking at his gentle and polite smile, every circuit in the technology sage's body became vigilant at the same time.

However, contrary to the vigilant attitude of the technology sages, Russell did not hold back on this matter. He didn't even intend to take back the Cyberlux combat units that had been taken away by the Mechanics, but only made some small requests that were not too excessive;

For example, he asked for some STC templates that had a wide range of applications and were not too precious. For example, Russell hoped that the Machina Society would be able to build a small-scale private fleet for him, and even made it clear that there was no need to install a subspace engine on it. Such trivial matters were naturally agreed by the technology sages one by one.

After the pleasant conversation ended, Russell boarded the landing craft together with several battle nuns, and left the scientific research ship Unsolved Puzzle.

Looking out of the porthole at this time, the densely packed fleet moored in the orbit of Falla has formed a light blue ring around the planet, which is spectacular.Russell's landing craft passed through the belt and took him to the North Continent where the Governor's Mansion was located.

On the outer orbit of Falla, the priests of the Order of the Mechanics are driving armored ships to deploy various heavy construction machinery in the airspace of the second moon, dismantling and recovering the wreckage of the battle moon.

In addition to large-scale construction machinery, there are also many technical priests with servants, driving small battle barges with live ammunition in space, salvaging and recovering the wreckage of ships that crashed in previous naval battles.

There are so many of these wreckages that they even faintly form a ring around the second moon. During the salvage process, you can occasionally pick up one or two green skins that are not completely dead, so you need to bring some basic self-defense weapons with you.

For example, the Destroyer Macro Cannon.

The engine oil guys work so hard, mainly due to the poverty of Falla.

Whether it is the planning of an ideal city, the construction of the star base of the Seeker, or the maintenance and construction of a new naval fleet, a large amount of mineral and metal resources, as well as energy, are required.

What Falla lacks the most is resources.

The meager mines in the Southern Continent are far from enough to support such a large-scale project. In order to obtain raw materials efficiently, the Mechanicus has worked tirelessly to establish a number of space mining sites in the gravel belt in the Falla galaxy, and led the organization of a large number of low-cost fleets using traditional nuclear fusion engines to develop various uninhabited asteroid belts around Falla.

But these methods are not as fast as picking up garbage directly.

The wreckage of the battle moon is just a lot of ready-made semi-finished raw materials that can be easily picked up by the Mechanics. It depends on whether one is willing to bend down. Maybe one is lucky and can dig out some orc technology that humans can barely understand.

Although in principle the empire does not allow the recycling of such materials that pose a risk of chaos pollution, in fact, the Mechanic Society has never done less to bring back damaged ships of unknown origin for refurbishment and reuse them.

The risk of corruption objectively exists, but as long as the ship is locked in the dock and sprinkled with more holy water, and the God of Jumping praises the God of Myriad Opportunities and the Emperor, it will be purified after a few sets of procedures. They have been doing this for nine thousand years.

The oil guy thinks it's ok.

The practice was not systematically curbed even until the Primarch of the Ultramarines: Robert Guilliman returned to power, but that was nearly 2000 years later.

Watching their hard work, Russell also realized some problems.

The subspace evil gods in this universe are too branched, and if the scientific and technological creations in the stars do not have corresponding anti-corrosion methods, they will be easily polluted by chaos.

This problem was exposed when the Cyberlux battle body landed on the battle moon before. The long tentacles under the armor frightened Gray Wind. In the end, it was the orcs who thought they were waaagh!!!, and the curve loyalty expelled the corruption.

As for public facilities like the L-star gate that will be used by hundreds of millions of people after it is completed, the situation will only get worse.

Don't worry about Nirvana, every part of the project that the Mechanic Society is responsible for has to bow to the gods three times and nine times, and when the work is completed, the soul of the machine will be worshiped.

As for the main gate on Falla's side, as long as Russell stays here, the chance of facility corruption is equal to 0%, but he can't squat in Falla forever as a public facility cleaner, so he had to prepare in advance.

And it is prepared with both hands.

(End of this chapter)