The Emperor’s Angel of Death

Hearing the message from the surveillance device, Urio turned around abruptly, staring at Yana.

"Is this your choice? Then I have no choice but to give you some punishment."

Before the other party could open their mouth to speak, the image disappeared.

"Kermostin, command your Slayer to teach these T'au a lesson with Asuryan's Wrath."

"Understood, Star Marshal!"

At this moment, the main guns of the homeworld's orbital starforts and defense systems had all locked onto their attack parameters, and then launched a storm-like attack.

Heavy railguns and plasma batteries concentrated their fire on the flagship they had identified, and in an instant, the entire void was filled with dazzling beams and plasma, as well as massive amounts of missiles and kinetic rounds.

However, facing this fierce offensive, the Void Butterfly gently fluttered its massive solar sails as if it were alive, and then a scene that shocked all the T'au appeared: all the energy or matter attacking this bizarre giant ship, at a distance of several kilometers in front of it, all turned into starlight, and then these starlight, like dancing butterflies, slowly drifted towards the wings of the Void Butterfly, as if returning to their mother.

No matter how much the T'au increased their firepower, it was to no avail, and not a single beam could reach the hull of this terrifying ship. (っ◔◡◔)っ

While the T'au were "working hard", in the Tears of Heaven fleet, a behemoth 35 kilometers long also turned its bow with incredible agility, and then the rock-chip-like structures on the ship's ridge began to emit an increasingly bright white light.

A dozen seconds later, the bow, carved into a multi-horned dragon head, suddenly opened and released Asuryan's Wrath - two thick, dazzling, serpent-like crimson beams struck the T'au starfort, and at the moment of impact, turned into an explosive, leaping energy web that could be seen even in the distant starry sky, the originally concentrated energy turned into countless arcs of light that jumped in the void, almost enveloping hundreds of kilometers of orbital facilities, and those surviving T'au warships instantly turned into flowers of death.

In the blink of an eye, the terrifying energy tore through the T'au fortress's thick armor, and due to the pressure difference, even the broken equipment and personnel in the cabin splashed out from the dilapidated holes.

When the energy transmission system was detonated, a more violent explosion occurred and spread to the weapon system.

A larger explosion occurred, which directly led to the disintegration of the entire homeworld's orbital facilities, and Asuryan's Wrath even caused local space to distort, tearing out many small warp fissures of only a few meters, making this flower of death and destruction even more glamorous.

A moment later, everything was over, and an area more than three million kilometers long was left with only wreckage, as well as some debris falling towards the planet, which would cause more destruction - some ship wreckage had already fallen towards the planet.

"This will provide our painters with a wonderful subject."

Giulio gently raised his baton, as if the destruction of millions of lives was just a trivial matter.

"But we have another poem to compose."

Then, his baton froze on the right side of the star map, where a group of targets was rapidly approaching.

"These T'au have quite a few ships, although they are all small and broken, they still have the courage to come over. Kermostin, lead the left wing fleet and crush all these bugs to death, leaving none behind!"

"Yes! My Star Marshal!"

The first to arrive in the K'san system was the Guardian Fleet from the Dal'ymar system. Although they had as many as 197 warships, they were all old Hero-class cruisers and Defender-class frigates. Many of these ships had experienced the brutal Tyranid Wars. Not only were they outdated, but their condition was also poor. They could only serve as the system's security fleet, but when they received the news that the homeworld's heart was under attack, they resolutely rushed here as quickly as possible.

They formed a strike force, rushing towards K'san like a spear in the void, trying to force their way through the Aeldari fleet's cordon.

The T'au fleet commander's plan was to quickly turn around after entering the system and approach the homeworld from one side, relying on the homeworld's orbital facilities to conduct defensive operations, so as to buy time for other fleets to arrive.

But they did not expect that the homeworld's defense facilities would be destroyed so easily, and at this time they had just entered the edge of the system.

Before they could change into a combat formation, the enemy fleet appeared on their flank at a speed they could not understand at all. 34 Aeldari ships then divided into three groups and attacked the T'au's Dal'ymar Guardian Fleet from three directions. The Aeldari captains had long analyzed the weaknesses of the T'au ships. Their firepower was concentrated in the front, and the sides of the hull did not have the dense firepower of the Imperium. At the same time, their engines lacked flexibility, so as long as they quickly maneuvered to their sides, the firepower of these ships would be at least halved.

After arriving at their respective attack positions with maneuverability that the T'au could not understand at all, the Aeldari ships began their violent output. Their pulsar lances, multi-lasers, and wraith torpedoes set off a terrible and precise storm of fire. Those Defender-class frigates did not have shield systems, and their fragile armor could not withstand such firepower, and were immediately slaughtered in large numbers, disintegrating and exploding one after another.

But this was not the most deadly. The most terrifying thing about the Aeldari fleet was the ancient Disintegrator Cannons and the Storm Vortex Projectors. They shuttled through the T'au's chaotic fleet with psychic energy that the T'au could not understand, and the Hero-class cruiser's holofields could not play any role at all. One of them was hit by a Disintegrator Cannon, and then its overall structure began to misalign. The surrounding ships could only watch in horror as it broke from the middle and fell apart without exploding.

The ships hit by the Storm Vortex Projectors directly stalled their engines, shut down their weapons, and took all systems offline with almost no external damage - at the moment of being hit, the energy body would release cascading psychic energy pulses, like a small psychic scream vortex, which could quickly burn out electronic systems and biological nervous systems, so the crew inside these "ghost ships" were also stiff in their posts, and did not know what had happened.

In just a moment, 91 of the 197 warships were destroyed or incapacitated, and at this time the T'au ships were still trying to turn around and lock onto the enemy ships, but they desperately found that their aiming system was constantly changing parameters, and it seemed that they could not really determine the specific void coordinates of the other ships, and they could not even judge the reason, and finally could only blindly shoot.