The Emperor’s Angel of Death

Soshjan thought the webway had been cut off, but Dolar shook his head and explained:

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"No, it shouldn't be. It may be that the opening ceremony was interfered with. Although there will be protection at the webway entrance, many maiden worlds will not open the webway unless it is necessary for safety reasons because of the Commorragh raiders' attack on the maiden world. The way to activate it is often in the hands of a few high-level people in the area, and it needs to be accompanied by a complex ceremony. The enemy is likely to have determined the location of the webway gate from the beginning and made arrangements to interrupt the opening ceremony of the webway gate."

"Then how should we support it? Are we going to take the route of the Frost Star home world? Wouldn't that be too far?"

"No need. There is an Isha shrine in that world. His Majesty's power can form a stable connection with the world spirit of that world. That is to say, even if the locals there do not activate the webway gate, we can activate it remotely."

Soshjan nodded.

"I'll arrange things here, and then the team will set off."

After the meeting, Soshjan quickly began to make arrangements in all aspects. All the eligible boys from the Knight family participated in the expedition led by Matthias. Oful led one-third of the noble knights of the family to assist Ulan Huda's exploration fleet, and only gave them one day to set off. At the same time, he had a one-on-one conversation with Barez, the third company commander of the White Templars, and explained some things that the other party must do.

On the White Templars side, Soshjan announced that a joint exercise would be held soon, including the first and ninth companies he brought. The exercise site would be on the only barren continent of Rogon, where most of the crust was destroyed. It mainly focused on air-ground coordination and the use of destructive weapons. Each company needed to prepare and strengthen flight training.

After arranging these, Soshjan used the excuse that Ulan Huda still had things to deal with, and returned to Ulan Huda with the Avista, and told Mark that if there was any urgent message, he could tell Muhu, and Muhu would notify him - in fact, it was Ulan Huda who transmitted it to the communication satellite in the Wang Ting orbit through a high-power communication device.

After returning to Ulan Huda, Soshjan took the time to briefly meet with Bangura, talked about his arrangements for the Knight family, and then put forward an idea - in a sense, it may be a whimsical idea, and hoped that Bangura could try it in this regard.

This idea also came to Soshjan after visiting the new knight's eligibility ceremony.

Logically speaking, the Machine Throne is a device that mortals can use, and Astartes have no reason not to use it. Moreover, Astartes are far stronger than mortals in terms of thinking and body. If they are driving the same mecha, Astartes should be much stronger than mortals. In addition, Astartes are not without similar things. Soshjan once saw a single-soldier mecha called the Nemesis Dreadknight in the Grey Knights, which also uses the nerve connection method, which proves that it is feasible for Astartes to use nerve-connected single-soldier mecha.

Therefore, he hopes that Bangura can try to manufacture a mecha that is about the size of a Krait, that can be driven by Astartes, and that is lighter in weight and can be quickly airdropped using large airdrop pods. Its tactical positioning is to provide a powerful breakthrough force for front-line troops in complex terrain, especially on battlefields where tracked vehicles are difficult to support, or to provide fire support in areas where air power is difficult to support, and to hunt down large enemy units at the same time.

The only problem is the Machine Throne and the Knight Machine Spirit. There is no doubt that an Astartes whose personality has been eroded or even changed by the Machine Throne is very dangerous. Soshjan does not intend to create a batch of rigid pilots, but he thought of another thing.

Grey matter!

It is currently known that grey matter has a certain degree of control over machines, so if warriors using grey matter use the Machine Throne and connect with the Machine Spirit, can they effectively suppress and subdue the restless Knight Machine Spirit?

This is a tactical path worth exploring. Soshjan is not sure whether it will be successful, so he just asked Bangura to arrange for the tech-priests to try to develop it according to this idea.

He told Bangura that there was no need to rush, and to make a sample for experimentation first.

Bangura was very interested in this, praising Soshjan for having a strong pioneering thinking, and immediately arranged for experts in this field to start research.

After making this series of arrangements, Soshjan immediately left Avista and returned to Wang Ting with Veronica on a concealed Eldar escort ship.

As a result, after not returning to Wang Ting for many years, Soshjan was a little dumbfounded when he arrived. On the orbit of this beautiful world, a ring-shaped space with a very Eldar atmosphere appeared at some point. It was like a pearl necklace, with several spirit bone passages combined together and stringing together bubble-like space capsules. Many buildings and facilities can be seen in the bubbles, and occasionally Ulan Huda's satellites can be seen sliding across the high orbit.

In addition, two huge Blackstone Fortresses hang in the high orbits of the north and south poles of the world, seemingly completely unaffected by the planet's rotation orbit.

Fortunately, Ada has its own shielding device, otherwise such a large thing standing here, and this galaxy is not without other aircraft flying, it may be embarrassing if it is discovered.

Dolar then explained to him that the construction of these space stations was also a last resort, because like Commorragh, the Eternal Wang Ting not only attracted Ada, but also attracted some other races trying to conduct commercial trade. In addition, Dolar had previously hired some alien mercenaries, but the two councils of Wang Ting were very repulsive to letting "low-level races of unknown origin" set foot on the land of Wang Ting. Except for Oriti, who really helped the Ada survivors and had a gentle personality and strong artistic cells, other non-Ada races were very repulsive, and even conflicts broke out. Dolar then used various forces to lead the construction of these space stations through coaxing and deception. On the one hand, it was to provide convenience for the docking Ark Worlds, and on the other hand, it was to temporarily provide a base for non-Ada race mercenaries. Of course, the real builders were the Forge World Yemlock.

In fact, Soshjan still doesn't quite understand what Dolar's idea of finding mercenaries is. Dolar explained that Soshjan has not been in Wang Ting for a long time, and may not understand the current situation of Wang Ting.

The total population of Wang Ting, together with the two Ark Worlds, is currently about one million. In the current situation of Ada, this is a relatively large number - but it is only a superficial large number.

Although the basic political system of Wang Ting has been basically determined, it is just a shell of the old system. Each Ada is a highly independent individual. With the help of the Bone Singers and the World Spirit, Ada hardly needs any producers. The top environment of the maiden world can make any food grow at a supernatural speed. In addition, the Path society allows Ada individuals to be in a low-desire atmosphere for a long time, and there is basically no demand for consumer goods. If you need living materials, you can go directly to the Isha Temple to get them. Therefore, this Eternal Wang Ting can hardly be said to be a country, but more like a cult that follows Veronica, the daughter of Isha, and it is still a very loosely structured cult. In this case, who will bear the responsibility of soldiers is completely based on voluntary.

The general Ark Worlds are basically all soldiers, but they lack a strict army. Ada who joined the combat path will consciously assume the military obligations of the Ark, but this obligation is based on blood and local responsibility.

Wang Ting is another matter. This is not a small society based on blood and local ties, but an empire, a political entity. Fighting for relatives and hometowns and fighting for the "imperial court" are two different concepts. In this case, Ada's enthusiasm for participating in the war is not very high.