Warhammer: Rise of the Star Gods

Zhang Lingyou hasn't figured out the version of the environment he's in yet, but that doesn't stop him from knowing how unlucky he is now.

If he was a complete Star God now, there would be nothing to fear. Not to mention sending an army of throne worlds and dozens of tomb-class battleships to besiege the Necrons. If they don't bother the Necron themselves, Szarak can just burn incense.

Unfortunately, I am not now. Although he usually praises the Necron, the current situation and version have changed. Zhang Lingyou can only hope that the coming Necron is passing by the fleet in a daze, and it is just a coincidence (although it is true) Not by chance) met myself.

The race of Star Gods is the incarnation of the laws of the real universe. They possess the power to distort the laws of physics. They can easily modify the rules and mobilize endless energy of the real universe, and their bodies are almost immortal. Coupled with the characteristics that can really be believed in, it can be said that he is a well-deserved true god in this world.

Once upon a time in the distant war in heaven, the Star God brought up the Necrontyrs who were deeply affected by the stellar disaster and the whole family suffered from an incurable disease similar to malignant tumors, resulting in a short life span (although, according to GW, the Necrontyrs are so The blame for bad luck can be placed perfectly on the head of the Star God). Through living body transformation, they became the pinnacle race on the technological side of the real universe, possessing living metal and rebirth protocols, but their souls and bodies were completely eaten by the Star God.

In the end, in the Battle of Heaven, he defeated the strongest race at the time, THE OLD ONES (our name for this race now is a free translation), and climbed to the top to become the overlord of the galaxy. Just when it was about to wipe out the creations left by the ancient saints such as the ancient spirit tribe and the ancient orcs, and completely rule the galaxy, another tragic civil war broke out within the Star God, resulting in a great loss of strength. The Necrons took the opportunity to rebel, and the Star God was shattered into countless pieces and turned into the Necron's battery, imprisoned in the hypercube maze to power the Necron's weapons. Occasionally, the fragments that escaped would be captured by the undead using all their means.

At this time, Zhang Lingyou deeply understood what it means to be "Ye Gong loves dragons". The materialistic male influence that he usually loved and praised has become his biggest and most threatening enemy. He has to face their pursuit. If he is unfortunately caught, he will be used by the Necronomicon Dynasty as a battery to power weapons, or he will be thrown out as a Pokémon to fight against the enemies of the dynasty. This is not a peaceful ending.

There is nothing to talk about. The basis of the negotiations between the two parties has long been broken. Thanks to the manipulation of the fraudsters, the undead will never believe a single word spoken by the Star God. When they meet, they will fight to the death because the undead are launching backstabs. At the moment of the Star God War, there was no way out.

Now I can't think of any way to calm down the Necron and return to reason. The Necrons want their lost soul (not the body, with their technology, it is easy to create a body), but this soul has long been eaten by the Star God and turned into excrement. To say the least, even if those souls were still there, he, a half-hearted Star God who had become a monk halfway, didn't know how to repay them! What are his abilities now? He has yet to find out which fragment of the Star God is so tight and capable of being snatched away by him. He is also very helpless.

The Necronomicon Dynasty fleet on the opposite side was approaching menacingly. Although he did not know what those weapons were, his intuition was already telling him: Most of these weapons relied on Star God fragments for energy and positioning to regularly attack other Star God fragments. .

Such as erasing the consciousness of Star God fragments, making large fragments more fragmented, or releasing the weak aura of the same/other Star God fragments to attract the escaping fragments into traps for capture.

Zhang Lingyou just wanted to complain about the simple and straightforward operation of these capture plans, but then he remembered that most of the Star God fragments had no IQ, and they might fall into the trap like the Blighted One. That's when San San began to implement Sun Tzu's Art of War strategy in depth, and carried out high-intensity strategic shifts. The main focus was to leave time for learning tutorials for novices (to see how to use the new account), so that he and the Necron fleet could have a good relationship. Enough safe distance.

The situation was urgent, and there was no time to think about things in the subspace. As a star god, even if it was a fragment, he would not be targeted by the four vendors in the subspace. Now it is better to seize the time for the opponent's fleet to prepare, run away quickly, think about how to get rid of the pursuers, leave yourself an environment to improve your proficiency and understand the world's information, and then sit down and think about how to develop. If the current problem cannot be solved, then there really will be no future, just be a battery.

Who to ask for help is the question. What we need to find is the kind of force that can help immediately and delay time. What he needs now is not an area where he can temporarily escape after running to an area controlled by some force. That makes no sense at all. After the Necrons seal off an area, they still can't escape - there is no guarantee that before the Necrons seal off the dimensional space, they can take one step ahead of them and learn how to evacuate in a concealed state. In this way, the area you are in becomes a place of death, and you will have to be found sooner or later.

Zhang Lingyou thought very quickly, but unfortunately Necron, a real materialist man, was too strong. There was no solution he could think of except one that could help, and there were no other problems:

The first person who thought of something that could help was the not-so-powerful but definitely huge human empire. The Imperial Navy had enough numbers, and their technology was just right, neither too high nor too low. They couldn't detect a Star God who was bent on hiding and escaping, but they could successfully fight against the Necron fleet that came to hunt them down.

The Imperial Navy gained glory, demonstrated its loyalty to the Emperor, and punished the arrogant xenos. And I also got a chance to breathe, which can be described as a win-win situation. Of course, he knew that it would be very unqualified to do this, it could be said to be a birth within a birth. Although the human empire is cruel and anti-intellectual and has no lower limit, it is because it is forced by this crazy universe and has no choice but to survive. But people have already arrived at Warhammer, so why talk about morality and immorality? As long as you have a life to live, if you really feel sorry for yourself, go to the forging world and become a Mechanicus supervising the great sage, work for the empire to pay off the debts, and build more high-quality weapons for the human empire (he is a star god after all, basic physical, chemical and biological aspects, It should be able to solve many problems for the empire).

Unfortunately, the current strength of the Imperial Navy seems to be insufficient to stop the fleet in front of them. In fact, Zhang Lingyou couldn't guarantee whether they would be able to react.

Next is the green-skinned orcs, a degraded version of the living weapons of war of the ancient saints. They are an advanced race that combines spiritual power and technology. Although most of these alien weapons are in tatters, they only have WAAAAGH! With enough energy, wooden sticks can also penetrate Terminators (Imperial Bionicles, the heavy armor of the Astartes, which can be simply understood as humanoid tanks). As long as a large tribe can be found, the quality of the orcs' space fleet may not be high, but the quantity is definitely sufficient. It can cause enough trouble for the Necron fleet and cover its own escape.

The problem is that the Necrons' magic-forbidden technology is very strong, and even they may have the power in this area, the green-skinned WAAAAGH! Energy may not necessarily be gathered.

If that doesn't work, you can also look for the Webway, the ancient super-light highway left by the ancient saints (don't dare to go in high-dimensional space, there is a Necronomicon dynasty stationed there), or the Ark World (a battleship as big as a planet, with own atmosphere) throw this trouble to the Eldar (a war weapon also made by the ancient saints, leaning towards the psychic side. Because of its slender body, it has high attack and low defense both on the desktop and the background, so it is jokingly called by players as "bean sprouts"). Let these pointy ears face off against their old rivals.

If you can't find the Eldar, you have to look for your big brother - the powerful and complete Star God also known as the Outsider (it is said that he did not participate in the Star God Civil War, and was deceived by the Laughing God of the Eldar and swallowed four He was a little star god, and eventually became autistic. Even though he was autistic, he was still very strong. The Necrons didn't dare to mess with him at all. Even the Tyranids directly avoided this star god when they faced it. OK. Existing witnesses prove that He should have come to scare away the Necrons in the Storm Star Territory).

This is a very dangerous move. The power of the complete Star God not only threatens the Necrons, but also threatens other fragments of the Star God. No creature dares to bet on whether an autistic Star God will suddenly go crazy and eat itself.

There is really no other way, we can only hope that the Tau Empire (evolved from the blue fish in the ocean, a race with rapid technological development) really has the supreme god GW (a British game company, the owner of Warhammer IP and Warhammer chess pieces) The protection of the manufacturer can delay the pace of the undead fleet.

Of course, this race was so weak that Zhang Lingyou had no hope for it at all. It was just better than nothing. Having a fleet that could make people sick and pursue them was better than nothing.

As for subspace? There was no way he could leave. Although he could persuade the Necron fleet to retreat, he wouldn't be able to survive as a new Star God. The Star God is a god in the purely real universe. Even if it is a fragment, it can exert extremely powerful power in the real universe. Once it enters the subspace, it is like a fish out of water. It can only be greeted by elegant and easy-going greetings. GG.

What's worse is that the reality is very skinny. Zhang Lingyou's first step in action: where to run? I don’t know what to do (I definitely can’t rush towards the chasing fleet in the opposite direction). There is nothing that can be used as a reference in the real universe!

Look at the Star Torch (a super-large warp lighthouse made by the Empire. It is guided by the Emperor's own powerful psychic energy and powered by tens of thousands of psykers. It ensures that the astropaths of the Imperial fleet can determine their position in the warp space and will not get lost. ) is impossible; I don’t dare to look at undead things. Who knows if it will be located again (if the Star God fragment has an IQ, it will be located once and you will know what happened). Now it has been It was enough to be chased by a fleet, but I couldn't bear the pursuit of two Necron fleets; the high-dimensional area and the star gate were visible to me, and there was no danger in them, but they had long become the territory of the Necron, so it was better to enter Don't go.

Now I don't even know where I am, and I can't find the naval fleet of the Human Empire or the world occupied by the green-skinned orcs.

We can only take one step at a time, and set a small goal first: find a star map, no matter which race it is from, get one first and then talk about other things.

No Star God fragment wants to crash into the Necrons' base camp, so it's out of respect to run first.