Chapter 90 Hogg's Amazing Wisdom

There was something wrong with Hogg wearing a helmet and holding a sword, and with Blackwatch's black armor, he looked like a Lich King.

But the Lich King is the most filial son in Lordaeron. No matter what, it should be Horus, and Hogg is not worthy of it.

After all, Hogg is well-known for his elegance and easy-going nature. He treats his brothers with gentleness and courtesy, and his subordinates are loyal to the emperor and patriotic. How can he be called a "filial son"?

"However, this 'Crown of Domination' comes at the perfect time!"

The only shortcoming of Blackwatch now is the insufficient manipulation ability of the Space Marines, and this crown happens to be able to enhance the spiritual power of living things. It is such a coincidence.

And in this world, nine out of ten coincidences are traps, just big or small.

Hogg, who was confused, called Brian over and asked him about the exploration of the ruins. Perhaps because he escaped from the planet, Brian revealed a detail.

"You mean that after you encountered the warp storm, you saw a dark planet and fell into a coma, and then appeared in the real universe?"

"Yes, sir. I always thought it was an illusion, and no one else saw it, so I didn't say anything at the time."

"Okay, you can leave now! Tell me if there's anything wrong."

Watching Brian leaving, Hogg discovered a blind spot. He had just sensed a familiar scent on Brian's body, but in order to verify this hypothesis, he still had to go to the storage room.

The size of the Blacklight is actually normal among similar Queen of Glory-class ships, but it had been used as a cargo ship before Hogg's return, so the size of the storage room is abnormally large.

In addition, the pocket dimension opened up after Hogg swallowed the fragments of the Star God. The storage room is like a huge maze. If it weren't for the guidance of the administrator here, one would definitely get lost.

The disassembled short-man spaceship was placed in an outer position. Chains dropped from the sky to fix the frame of the spaceship, like an animal waiting to be slaughtered.

And according to Blackwatch's custom, the ship's framework will be retained for upgrades and modifications, on the one hand to allow the oil men under their command to practice, and on the other hand to use it as a reward.

That's right, it's rewards. In Blackwatch's ascending system, the cornerstones are actually mortals rather than Space Marines, and there are also extremely outstanding talents among this group of mortals.

When these people want to retire or can no longer fight, Blackwatch will arrange positions for them within their jurisdiction and allow them to multiply into a new family and continue to serve Blackwatch.

These modified ships were the first start-up capital for these small families. Thanks to this policy, the jurisdiction of Black Watch was very stable, and the new nobles successfully seized the positions of imperial officials.

It's just that Hogg is a good person and is willing to spend resources. After all, Blackwatch does have money. Otherwise, after "ambitious" Guilliman, we have to add "ambitious Hogg".

Walking into the dismantled spaceship, Hogg carefully examined everything inside, and soon some withered plants and dead flying insects caught his attention.

Several tiny tentacles stretched out from the cuffs. By analyzing the internal structure of the plant, Hogg finally confirmed one thing: this place had suffered a high-intensity exorcism of the dead.

The short man's coma was entirely caused by the weakness of his soul, and the black celestial body that Brian saw was most likely a world engine. This explained everything.

If we were to say who is the happiest after Hogg became stronger, Old Man Huang would definitely be the first one. He wished that Hogg could help him share the pressure and then be his introverted women's clothing otaku.

But there is another force that will benefit - the Necrons. These things at the pinnacle of physical technology are incompatible with the warp stuff. But this speculation is still too far-fetched. The strength of Hogg will undoubtedly make the human empire stronger. These Necrons are so bored that they have to raise Hogg!

But thinking back on what he had encountered after his return, Hogg did feel that something was wrong, with coincidences everywhere.

Take Coral, where he first discovered the Tomb of the Dead. It was too suspicious that a dynasty capable of housing the fragments of the Star God had only so many troops.

And even if the humans on Coral fought a decisive battle with them, and the ravages of time caused the undead to be defeated, what about the most critical exorcism dead zone in the planetary governor's log?

When Blackwatch entered, he didn't feel the suppression of the Dead Zone. What's more wrong is that the technology of that dynasty is too basic. It's all basic technology. The only high-end one is the Dead Zone.

Can you believe that it contains a complete set of technology for artificially synthesizing black stone? Not only that, but it is also very easy to understand, just like a teacher teaching students.

The fragments of the Star God were neither too big nor too small, just right for Hogg to absorb at that time. If the chicken feet had not been leaked this time, Hogg would really think that he was lucky.

"You want to act with me, right? I'm a tough guy who can recite The Legend of Zhen Huan word for word! Don't let me catch you, or I'll kick your active metal into pieces and feed it to Mortarion."

Hogg, who had insufficient memory, couldn't figure out why, but that didn't stop him from using a helmet. He just had to make one himself for safety's sake.

The helmet in the laboratory was disassembled into small parts. It was not difficult to understand it with the Star God's special skills, but the difficult part was the material of the crown.

Hogg searched the database but couldn't find this alloy that could greatly magnify the image. Therefore, he had to use other materials instead. Although the effect was not as good, it was better than nothing.

After experimenting with many materials, they finally found that gold had the best properties, but this thing was too expensive and was considered an extremely rare metal in the empire.

In order to equip the troops on a large scale, Hogg had to continue to simplify it. Finally, he used an alloy material mixed with gold to complete the final design. A generator that could amplify mental power was created.

After making the standardized production drawings, Hogg handed the actual object and the drawings to the robot servant next to him and asked him to send them to the foundry for production.

Compared to the beauty and power of the undead creations, Hogg's creations highlight simplicity and practicality, sacrificing beauty and lightness in exchange for a cheaper cost and still usable effect.

In general, Hogg's manufacturing concept is very similar to the violent aesthetics of the former Soviet Union. It looks rough but the technical content is not low.

After finishing this, Hogg felt exhausted. The technological analysis of the Undead was really troublesome. It would be great if he could make his wish come true.

"Is your wish fulfilled? By the way, where is that strange greenskin I captured?"

Soon, a green-skinned orc named Beaststein was brought over. It was obvious that he had become much weaker in the past few days because he had not been nourished by the Waaaagh force field.

Hogg decided to pour psionic energy into its body to see if he could cultivate a great technical master. After all, he really needed an assistant with an open mind.

And there is no more open-minded creature in the universe than the orcs.

Just as Hogg was preparing to transform the orcs, a faint green light flashed on the robot servant that was transporting the blueprints in the passage.

(End of this chapter)