Chapter 87 Let’s have a great fight!

During this period, a group of Luna Wolves accompanied Horus on the Blacklight.

In order to keep the little secret of Blackwatch, Hogg ordered everyone in the mental network to be careful and not to say anything foolishly, especially the first captain Ross.

In fact, Hogg was worrying too much. The Black Watch, who had been running goods all year round, had been roaming around the empire decades ago, so there was some evidence of this.

Besides, some things really cannot be hidden. For example, the greedy Blackwatch, in order to better taste the food, actually choose to eat after merging with the Zerg, and experience the food in an all-round way through the Zerg's rich senses.

This is also the reason why Horus saw a group of warrior insects eating that day. However, after discovering that the fused Zerg would have a greatly increased appetite, Hogg ordered everyone to distribute food according to the amount.

After all, the enhanced warrior bugs that serve as nodes are too large. If they rely entirely on the food supply from the cafeteria, the chefs of Blackwatch will be exhausted.

So now when you go to the Black Light's mess hall, you can see a strange scene.

Several giant warrior bugs squatted in the corner, picked up a portion of food that was very small for them with their huge claws, and then put it into their mouths to taste it carefully. After eating, they would stick out their tongues to lick the plate clean.

Such scenes are not surprising after seeing them so many times. After all, Hogg claimed that the Zerg are the pets of Blackwatch, so it is not excessive to feed his own dog.

The happiest people at this moment were the accompanying Luna Wolves. You could always see these big guys showing off their food like crazy in the cafeteria. Abaddon even wanted to break Mortarion's record, but he almost died of overeating in the end.

After sailing for such a long time and recaptured several planets, the fleet came to an unknown star area and discovered signs of biological activity.

On the Spirit of Vengeance, Horus, who had finally recovered fully, saw a huge planet from the holographic image, which was very similar to Colchis described by Hogg.

After several detection beacons were dropped, more detailed images were transmitted back. The two Primarchs lay in front of the screen, observing everything on the planet with the camera.

"Look, Hogg, there are huge wreckage, yellow sand all over the sky, and human buildings. Isn't this the Colchis you mentioned?"

"Look, there's a local human here!"

"Huh? This isn't even a human. Why is he so short?"

Horus was so big that he blocked Hogg's sight and made him unable to see the picture. Hogg was so angry that he kicked him and moved away.

"Get lost! What are you doing with such a big body? I don't need you to broadcast to me."

Without any obstruction, Hogg finally saw the scene. The other Space Marines did not dare to say a word when they saw their fathers being humiliated. After all, they did not want to have their heads smashed in, which was too humiliating.

A sky full of yellow sand appeared on the monitor. Several teams of short soldiers were digging trenches diligently. The sand that was turned up from time to time made them look like mice.

There was black smoke coming out of the distant battlefield, and the ground was covered with broken metal debris. It was obvious that they had experienced a great battle.

"Horus, you are really ignorant. This is a short space man. According to genetic analysis, he should be a cousin of humans."

"What is a short space man? I've only heard of dwarves. Don't fool me."

At this time, the Luna Wolves veteran Saganus, who could no longer bear to listen, stood up and said to Horus:
"My Lord, they are indeed short-space people. This sub-human race was first discovered by Blackwatch, but their home planet is in the Ultramarine, and they only trade with Blackwatch."

Horus felt like a fool after being refuted, but somehow he didn't feel angry, but became more curious about this race called "short people". And since being criticized by Hogg, Horus felt that he could always find happiness in life, but he was a little weak, and it took him a few days to recover.

Perhaps because he saw something abnormal about Horus, the guilty Hogg introduced the race of short space people to divert other people's attention.

"I named the Short Space Man, and they also approved the name after a friendly exchange."

"You can imagine this race as a kind of short human, just like the dwarves in the ancient legends of Terra. They like to dig holes everywhere to look for treasures. They are also very smart and are rare and useful demi-humans."

"Then can we recruit them like we did with Ogryn, my lord?" asked Seganus.

After taking a look at his body shape, Hogg waved his hand and said, "Don't even think about it. It will be difficult to defeat them. After all, not every legion has the perfect height advantage like Blackwatch."

"So you mean they only like to play with dwarves?" Horus concluded speechlessly.

"Horus, I'm beginning to regret treating you. The way you speak reminds me of myself."

"But you're right. The short space people are a very exclusive race. They are the result of the transformation of human ancestors under cruel conditions, so my body type is the largest size they accept."

“In fact, most of the sub-humans discovered at this stage are transformed from humans. This is all thanks to the genetic technology of humans thousands of years ago. After all, at that time, they were all used indiscriminately.

Oh, and I'll tell you another secret: there are no wolves on Fenris. When you meet Russ next time, you must tell him in person that I will guarantee you the title of Warmaster."

Just as everyone was listening to Hogg's bragging, a new image appeared on the monitor. A green-skinned orc appeared, wearing tattered clothes, using tattered things, and holding tattered things.

They were attacking the short men's defense line on the opposite side, but were forced back by the short men's firepower.

The short men's highly developed muscles can perfectly control the shooting of explosive weapons. The greenskins holding cold weapons can't beat them at all and can only have half of their bodies shattered by one explosive bomb after another.

The Hoggers were numb watching the battle on the yellow sand. They couldn't keep this planet anymore. Because the opponents were actually green-skinned orcs, maybe the whole planet would be full of these things in the future.

As expected, as the intensity of the battle increased, muskets appeared in the greenskin team, and then in a very short period of time, they developed technology comparable to that of Hogg's previous life during World War I.

Such a metaphysical speed made Hogg think that he could not wait any longer. He had to destroy this group of orcs as soon as possible, because no one in the current empire understood the horror of the greenskins better than him.

"Horus, we have to enter the battlefield. The greenskins will evolve madly in battle until they can develop the ability to travel in space, so we have to kill them quickly."

Without saying much, Hogg directly ordered all the Black Watch members to go out, and he himself rushed back to the Blacklight.

A few minutes later, the airdrop capsule, trailing flames, fell into the atmosphere of the planet, and even faster than the airdrop capsule were the strange flesh and blood airdrop bags.

A big fuckup is about to happen on this planet.

　On the first day back to work, the boss asked us to go to her hometown in the afternoon to help pick tomatoes (；д｀)ゞ, and I must eat them back.

　　
　
(End of this chapter)