Travel to Warhammer 40K with Gray Wind.

Chapter 70 Feeding
Adamantium, literally translated as "indestructible metal", as the name suggests, this is the strongest material used by the human empire, probably not one of them.

Unlike the "Yaojin" used to cast the armor of the imperial army, there is no such thing as "good toughness" in adamantine. It is too strong and it is generally used to build the skeletons of large mechanical equipment such as terminators, titans, and space battleships.

In many cases, even if the armor of a battleship is destroyed, the hull is smashed, and the entire ship is completely scrapped, the shape of its core keel can still remain intact.

The Mechanic Society usually salvages abandoned ships for repair and washing, mainly to salvage the fine gold keel that is the core of the battleship, and then repair or simply rebuild the ship on the basis of the keel.

Solidity, this unpretentious but precious and unusual characteristic, makes adamantium favored by humans, but it also brings an annoyance - many ancient adamantine creations containing precious technology cannot be disassembled, studied or rebuilt by the current human empire, because it is too strong.

On the basis of fine gold keels, combined with advanced technologies such as zero-element armor made of neutron star materials and dark matter deflector shields, Russell is confident in designing a brand-new battleship with better performance.

But before that, it is necessary to analyze the composition and structure of fine gold, and find a way to independently produce this material.

Now that the nanoplanet has been assimilated, Russell can mass-produce any material that can be synthesized through physical methods in this huge and efficient industrial base through advanced equipment such as nanomorphs and replicator terminals.

But it’s not enough when it comes to some idealistic things, such as the holy relic shields that the Necrons of the empire shook their heads after seeing it...

After dismantling the two Chaos flagships, the gray Gu mothership collected most of the shipwrecks into the hull, dragged two adamantine keels that could not be disassembled, and brought Russell to the skies over planet No. 2 of the critical base.

During the years when Russell left, this originally ordinary and desolate planet has undergone striking changes visible to the naked eye, even standing on the side of Gray Wind's ship can directly see:
The surface of the planet with pits and pits has become flat, a sticky net-like mycelium has filled the valleys and depressions, the entire planet seems to be wrapped in a layer of reddish spider webs, and the dark places in every corner have been transformed into hotbeds for insect swarms.
This is the result of Koroniai's biological modification of the planet over the years, but in some places with higher terrain, it is somewhat powerless.

The pulsar in the center of the critical base is radiating huge amounts of electromagnetic pulses outward at all times, almost no living things can survive under such strong energy impacts.

This planet also has no atmosphere, that is, Coroniai, which devoured the Sorin protozoa to complete the evolution of the self, can take root here with the adaptability against the sky, and through the strong hyphae mixed with algae genes to a certain extent, the radiation absorption of stars is converted into nutrients.

Even if you were a Necrontyr, you might not be able to handle this opening.

A small Gray Gu fighter took Russell to the surface of the planet.Following the psychic signal from Coroniai approaching the surface of the planet, Gray Wind drilled into a deep chasm covered by mycelium.

This rift valley has obviously been artificially excavated and transformed. The inner tunnel has nine bends and eighteen bends. Thick coatings of biological tissues can be seen everywhere on the walls of the cave to isolate and absorb radiation.Tens of thousands of earth-boring worms are still digging deeper and widening, and occasionally a huge sand python can be seen drilling through the rock formation.

Obviously, a large-scale underground project is going on here.

Here, the Gray Gu fighter disintegrated and re-formed into a humanoid Gray Wind, and accompanied Russell to the end of the tunnel. A palace-like concealed cavity was hidden deep in the deepest part of the rift valley. This was where Koroniai's body was.

The bioluminescent structure growing on the dome brought a rather bright view, and there was a refreshing sweet fragrance in the nest of the queen queen of the swarm, which made people feel a little bit euphoric.

When Russell came to the palace, the densely packed earth borers and protozoans stopped working at the same time, gathered on both sides of the "road" and knelt down, showing obedience and respect.

In the depths of the palace, Coronial's huge body had already fallen to the ground.

Before Russell approached, it showed its head with the most vital organs and the most fragile head in front of its master in fear and respect to show its obedience.

It uses the onomatopoeic organ deep in the throat to simulate the soft voice that can most touch the heartstrings of human males, pleading in a low voice:
"... Please have mercy, my master, please give me some more time, please allow me another 50 Terra years... As long as, as long as the transformation of the star core of this planet is completed, I can create a biomagnetic field strong enough to resist the radiation of the pulsar, and breed enough healthy children for you..."

Russell's scalp numbly stopped Coroniai from continuing. A big humanoid bug made a delicate human female voice in front of him, which made him feel very disappointed.

"I'm not here to push the progress. The environment here is really bad. You can do this, which is actually beyond my expectations."

"Yes, master, thank you for your understanding." Colonial carefully and slowly raised his head, but only a little—it didn't dare to look down at its master.

Russell squatted down in front of Coroniai and touched the chitinous carapace on its head: "But 50 years is indeed a long time. I need you to complete the transformation of the hatching planet as soon as possible. Of course, I will give you some help."

Coroniai prostrated on the ground, not daring to answer, because what Russell touched was its psionic organ, a very sensitive and deadly organ.

There is no other reason why Coroniai's transformation of Planet 2 will appear to be slow, but the lack of biomass.Nesting on the planet like this and farming purely by oneself, the efficiency of obtaining biomass is indeed much slower than directly plundering other creatures.

Fortunately, the first L-star gate has been opened for navigation, and now Russell can continuously obtain biomass from Falla, which has been transformed into the Gaia planet, at any time, and send it here as a ration for the queen.It's still affordable to keep a Coronial.

When one person and one worm were talking, the gray Gu mothership had sent all the wreckage of the two chaotic flagships and the two fine gold keels to the nano-planet in the innermost ring of the critical base galaxy.

Then it returned to the orbit of planet No. 2 where Koroniai was located, and transported a large amount of "cargo" loaded in the cabin to the surface of the star.

When those pruned from the forest covering Faya, a large number of branches, leaves, roots and other biological tissues were dumped by the gray wind into the rift covered with hyphae, Russell clearly felt the consciousness fluctuation of Coroniai in front of him.

tick-

A drop of viscous digestive juice dripped down the corner of Coronial's mouth onto the ground.

Coronial hurriedly covered his mouth with six paws to cover up his gaffe, but the deep desire from the soul could not be concealed from its master who had a soul link with it no matter what.

The moment she felt those nutrients, the queen's heart was filled with a hunger and thirst, and even her thoughts became impetuous.

Because those branches and leaves come from "Bao".

Standing behind Russell, Gray Wind folded his arms, and looked at the excited Coronial curiously: "Why do you guys like Bao so much?"

Probably because Bao has a "delicious" quality...

Tick ​​tock, tick tock—digestive juice kept falling down Coronial's paws.

(End of this chapter)