Chapter 470 The Flesh and Blood Titan Hogg begins preparations for airborne landing.

As a background figure most of the time, the Necrons have been subconsciously ignored by Hogg because he really doesn't want to fight with this group of skeletons that have the power to destroy the entire galaxy.

Whether it was the few words from his roommate Lobster or his own gradual observations, Hogg was completely certain of one thing, that is, if the Empire and the Necrons went to war, the first to perish would be humans themselves.

Even though they have completely unreasonable living combat weapons like the Emperor and the Primarchs, they are still not enough in front of the physical ceiling of the Necrons.

Take the most basic individual soldier strength for example. Don’t think that it’s as easy for Hogg to chop off undead minions as cutting vegetables, but in fact, it’s as easy for him to chop off any minions as cutting vegetables. It’s just like when you play ARAM, it’s impossible for a hero unit to be killed by a minions, right?

The body of each basic Undead infantryman is made of living metal. Even though they look as thin as a stick, they can travel at superluminal speeds with their physical bodies, and can knock a person through with one punch.

The reality is not the string of numbers on the military table. Gauss weapons completely ignore armor. Unless you have a protective stance that can withstand a few more hits, if you are lucky, you can even abandon the armor to save your life. If you are unlucky, you can only wait to die on the spot.

Just as their name suggests, the Necrons are a group of soulless intelligent machines. Death is not the end at all. As long as some energy is consumed, new soldiers will be reconstructed from living metal.

The Leinster who had awakened on the Vigilance Star before was simply a rookie. He was seriously unbalanced in his studies and spent all the resources on the seemingly majestic space fleet. He had only one Death Mark shooter under his command, and his lair was eventually destroyed. It can be seen how miserable his life was.

But the Storm King is different. In the cold and hierarchical society of the Necrontyr, it is more difficult for a civilian player to climb to the top of the dynasty than to eat Indian food without having diarrhea. There is only one such player in the entire Necrons.

It is not easy for anyone to be crowned king. Even many Undead Overlords believe that Imotekh can replace the Silent King, which shows that his strength is extraordinary.

"But you should never, ever, touch my people, and even want to compete with me for the title of the number one in the Chain of Boldness. You have already decided to die. Since we are bound to fall out in the future, I will start with you, the first one to come out of this."

As the fleet got closer, Gamano's figure became clearly visible in the auspicious instrument, and the world engine next to it was the brightest thing in the starry sky.

The moment they observed both sides, Hogg and the Storm King gave orders at the same time to launch beyond-visual-range attacks on the enemy, as if it was a convention to test the opponent's strength first.

Gauss rays and light spears intersected with each other, but were blocked by their respective thick shields. Apart from depleting the shield capacity, they were of no use at all.

But in starry sky combat, it doesn't matter whether it is useful or not. What matters is that you must have it. There will always be some unlucky small ships that are unable to dodge and are blown up by the light spears in mid-air, becoming the eliminated in the first round of firefight.

When the distance reached the next stage, various types of physical ammunition were delivered, along with various aerospace fighters and destroyers.

Turning all battles into boarding passes is not a joke, but rather it has a scientific basis. When both sides have heavy shields, boarding passes at close range are an important way to determine victory in a war.

Knowing that his command ability was poor, Hogg did not pretend to be knowledgeable and directly handed over the command to Lin En. He joined the commando as a heroic unit, intending to seize the opportunity to kill the troublesome green light bulb first.

In addition to Jonson, who commanded the Tau fleet to participate in the space dogfight, Curze, Angel, Wolf King, and the invincible Second Captain of the Ultramarines, Cato Sicarius, all chose the same way of fighting. If you want to know why the Second Captain came to the Ultramarines instead of Guilliman, everyone knows that Guilliman has been removed from the boarding list by the Primarch forever, and even Calgar, who is similar to him, has been bullied by 40k.

After learning that these two one-on-one guys could not take part in the boarding operation, the Honor Guard of the Ultramarines almost cried with excitement, thinking that they could finally have a good rest and let these two unlucky guys go up again. They might as well just change the name of their Primarch Guard to the Stretcher Team.

And because they were well aware of the power of the Necrons' weapons, for this expedition, except for the Space Marines who participated in boarding, all the Astra Militarum troops stayed on the warships. The real main force on the ground were the Blacklight Zerg led by Gloria.

As the Zerg Primarch created by Hogg himself, Gloria finally had the opportunity to fight alongside her father, and she was especially happy when she saw that Mara, the follower, was no longer by Hogg's side.

As the Blacklight was still under overhaul, several Primarchs had been staying in the Red Tear, and for this boarding operation, they planned to split into two groups: Hogg, the Angel, and Gloria would attack the World Engine, while Curze, the Wolf King, and Sicarius would assault Gamano.

Looking at his brother who had transformed into a Titan beast, the slightly mysophobic Archangel had a subtle expression and tried to dissuade him again:

"Hogg, why don't we take a landing craft? Are you sure I won't be digested if I get into your stomach?"

The angel's words spoke for themselves, but Hogg didn't give them a chance to choose. He stretched out his tentacles and pulled the coward over:

"How dare you complain about my unhygienic condition? No one's empty cabin is as safe as mine. I am giving you face by letting you board the Hogg. Most people can't enjoy this kind of treatment!

Hurry up, don't waste time here, everyone is waiting for you, if you waste a minute, you waste a minute for all of us."

Holding back his nausea, the angel reluctantly entered Hogg's body, but to his surprise, there was a whole new world inside Hogg's stomach. A strange wooden door was embedded in the flesh and blood, and almost all the Primarchs were familiar with this thing, except Gloria.

Opening the wooden door, a green grassland comes into view. Huge fruit trees are laden with tempting red fruits. Even the huge tooth marks on the tree trunks are exactly the same as before. That's why there are so many more game controllers here?

There was no need to feel sad, because this time the boarding personnel chosen by Hogg were all his own Black Watch, with a mental network. Even if there was energy interference from the World Engine all around, they could still communicate with their descendants in real time. The reason why they brought the angel along was because Hogg regarded him as the last emergency measure.

Pulling open the hatch and aiming at the world engine below that was emitting death rays, Hogg jumped directly in, performing a real physical airborne landing.

In mid-air, many weapon muzzles emerged from Hogg's body, and some nerve tentacles also penetrated the door and entangled the boarding crew members.

Looking at the starry sky perspective that suddenly appeared in his eyes, Sanguinius finally understood what those game controllers were for, and Hogg's voice came to his mind:
"The power in the game is the real power. Let me see how fast your hands are. Hurry up and move, little guys!"

(End of this chapter)