Unlimited running group starts with eating

Chapter 528 The Three Groot Brothers
Although the plague in Uruk was indeed caused by Nurgle, it was essentially a diversionary tactic, with the purpose of pulling Medea back.

Previously, Medea had temporarily adjusted the nature of the Absolute Warcraft Front through high-speed divine words, transforming it into a barrier that isolated toxins. Of course, before that, the Warhammer side probably didn't know about Medea's existence.

In fact, from a certain perspective, Uruk is like a pit that lures snakes out of their holes. This will inevitably cause those who are good at treating diseases to run to Uruk from all over the place, thus leading to the emptiness of the absolute Warcraft front.

This then brought an opportunity to the three Grote brothers.

Speaking of which, before this, the Army of Khorne appeared, the Army of Slaanesh appeared, and the Army of Tzeentch also appeared, but the Army of Nurgle never appeared. In fact, Lin Yun was also wondering when the Army of Nurgle would appear, and it turned out to be during this time period.

It was the same thing when the three Groot brothers were preparing to attack the imperial capital of Altdorf at the end of time.

Before they arrived, civil unrest had already begun.

The entire city was conveniently connected by sewers, and Dr. Festus, who had made preparations there in advance, caused an extremely huge plague to break out directly there.

As a result, the city of Altdorf became a mess.

There are also sewers in Uruk, but because Lin Yun had previously mentioned that they should pay attention to the possibility that the water flow may carry the virus, they were prepared. In addition, Gilgamesh was a clever guy and took many countermeasures when building Uruk, including taking precautions in the sewers. Of course, the most important thing was that there was no traitor entering the sewer.

The three Groot brothers basically act together, and most importantly, they are Nurgle's chosen champions, with a status similar to that of beauties.

It’s just hard to say whether only the three together can be considered God-chosen champions, or whether all three are God-chosen champions.

But in short, they basically fought together.

The three Groot brothers are the cover girls of the second volume of the End of Time series.

Although the three brothers were born and raised in the North and are loyal to Nurgle, they are actually Imperials; their father is a Nord named Oros Grot and their mother is a life mage named Aesera Greenblood.

Oros and Aethra had a lofty ideal: to help the northerners live a better life so that they no longer had to raid the Empire from the south, thus breaking the cycle of hatred between the Empire and Norsca.

The couple moved to the fjord across the Sea of ​​Claws to live next to the Norse people, which was essentially similar to what those people who wanted to civilize the Hu people did back then.

They showed the locals the healing power of the Wind of Life and the advanced farming techniques of the empire. Because of this, Oros and his wife were very popular, everyone lived in peace, and the northerners respected them very much.

Aethra later became pregnant, but during her pregnancy a jealous Norse witch cut her finger with a cursed rusty knife.

Unable to lift the witch's curse, Aesera begged the gods to save her child.

Well, then because the situation was urgent, I forgot to give my name.

The god believed in by the general life school is undoubtedly the ancient god Tal, who is in charge of nature, life and power.

However, because he was too anxious, the wizard of the School of Life summoned another "ancient god" of "nature", "life" and "power".

Nurgle heard her plea.

The father took pity on her and cured the infection, allowing Ethel to give birth to three healthy boys: Otto, Ethelak and Gurik. The children were all healthy, but each of them had a birthmark consisting of three small tumors on their body.

In 2506, a Nord-led army arrived in the Fjords and destroyed everything the Orros had worked for; the three Groot brothers took up arms to protect their friends and neighbors, only to watch their parents being killed by Imperial soldiers. From that moment on, their souls belonged to Nurgle.

Gurick, the youngest brother, turned into a giant beast, a living factory that could swallow people whole and then turn them into chaos eggs and pull them out.

Later, his brothers called him Gu Ke and used him as a mount.

The second brother, Aesirak, became a powerful Nurgle wizard, while Otto, the eldest brother, became Nurgle's champion warrior, turning the scythe once used for plowing the fields into a deadly killing tool.

Archaon chose them as the vanguard of the End Times, and divided them into three groups with the Pox Knights and the Spitter Gothrit to attack the Empire.

The three brothers led their army to the Reik River from the sea, destroyed Marienburg and Kronborg along the way, and then besieged Altdorf. The three Grote brothers attacked the palace, and Otto challenged the vampire Vlad von Carstein who came to protect him. If Vlad hadn't pretended to lick the blood of Nurgle's chosen one, Otto would have lost.

Otto successfully killed Imperial Marshal Kurt Helberg and Imperial Emperor Karl Franz in the duel. Unexpectedly, Emperor Karl was miraculously resurrected with a burst of lightning and thunder, and took out a Thor's hammer from his crotch. In fact, it was Sigma, the patron saint of the empire, who descended directly from the sky.

The three brothers escaped death by turning into a bunch of flies, and were later imprisoned in jars in Nurgle's attic because their father was not happy with their performance.

It was obvious that the three brothers were released again. The troops led by the three brothers were mainly humans, with only simple armored Nurgle plunderers and God-chosen warriors who could automatically generate armor.

And there is no need to say more about this.

The focus is on those weird monsters, Chaos Eggs covered with cysts, and a kind of monster that looks as if it has not fully developed, with thick and long claws, a single horn and a head full of sharp teeth. It is a creature called Viscera Spirit, which was excreted by the giant beast Gurick after it ate the Nords who once destroyed their homeland.

Then around those monsters, there were a large number of what looked like "green" little fat men, and horned monsters covered in cysts.

That is the lowest level of Nurgle demon, the Nurgling.

Bursting from boils and pustules on the flesh of the Great Unclean One, these malevolent, erratic demons leap around the Great Demon, causing mischief whenever possible and giggling as they play.

It is another matter entirely when they face their enemies, who have to try to avoid their sharp claws; those who survive usually find their wounds festering and unable to heal.

The internal organ structure of the Great Unclean One is best not to be delved into, for such a stomach cavity is a place that a sane person would not want to consider for too long. It is in these churning depths that a nursery is formed.

They begin as drops of unspeakable foul matter, nourished by the pulsating juices of the entrails of the Great Unclean One, growing into tiny Nurglings, and then fluttering into vicious, fat Nurglings.

For most of their existence, Nurgling whelps gather around the Great Unclean One who created them. They crawl across his body, seeking out cozy pools of tissue fluid and warm places beneath rotting flesh. The whelps crave their master's attention, chatting away and pecking at his scabs in the hope of receiving a paternal note of gratitude.

The Great Unclean Ones are the most powerful demons of Nurgle, towering masses of rotten flesh and fat that wield huge, rusty weapons on the battlefield, spitting foul ichor at their enemies and unleashing sick, plague magic.

The appearance of the Great Unclean Ones is the closest to Nurgle. Their huge bodies are swollen due to the corruption of their organs, and their necrotic flesh is covered with moss-like boils and smelly pustules. Inside the bodies of the Great Unclean Ones, Nurglings and maggots as long as an adult man's arm are gurgling and wriggling. This filthy feeding is the truth of Nurgle; "As long as there is life, there will be destruction and decay."

Unlike other Nurgle demons, the Great Unclean Ones are eccentric and happy demons. They are not only intelligent and orderly, but also have an amazing grasp of strategy in war.

The Unclean One has a particularly strange "sentimentality" towards followers of Nurgle, whether mortal or daemon, and is proud of their efforts to spread Nurgle's blessings.

The Great Unclean One often likes to refer to his followers as "lovely children", laughing at their mistakes and histrionics, and cheering them on for their efforts on the battlefield.

Lin Yun took a quick look and saw that there was only one Great Unclean One who appeared. Considering the situation, this was already very good.

perhaps.

All the troops included would not exceed 1000 at most. It seems that this should be the limit of this transmission, but it is not just this time.

Because the portals of the four Chaos vendors were originally specialized according to their characteristics.

Blood sacrifice is just the most basic method.

For example, in the case of Nurgle, as long as the Nurgle in a place is corrupted, which means a plague explosion, then the conditions for opening a Nurgle portal can be met.

So in fact, the Uruk side is still quite dangerous.

As they went, they could see a bewildering variety of plants, each more strangely beautiful than the last, sucking nutrients from the rich fertile soil of the corpse. There were bursts of gray and green, yellow and red orchids as bright as pimples and equally full of pus.

Demonic swarms rejoiced and frolicked in the mud, which was filled with vegetation, mold, and demons of all sizes.

The first to launch the attack were the trebuchets.

Yes, trebuchets.

Although there are cannons in the Warhammer world, and even the Chaos forces are driven by demonic power, to put it simply, a demon cannon is created by trapping a demon inside the cannon and using it as a perpetual motion machine.

But for Nurgle's army, the most effective weapon is the catapult.

Plague infected corpses, or using virus filled Nurglings as ammunition.

Whether it is for the purpose of disgusting others or directly infecting them with a disease, it is a very good thing.

The most important thing is "persistence", just like a burning fire.

(End of this chapter)