Warhammer 40: The Wandering Merchant

Chapter 93 The local warbands are so rude.

This allows ordinary people to immediately recognize the disguises of the Slothians.

Tall, hunchbacked, with a limp physique, strange gait, blurred body edges, a rotten, sweet, and fishy smell at close range, appears as a cold black block on thermal imaging, has no bones on X-rays, and has a blank soul according to psychic detection. It does not eat human food, has a reclusive and gloomy personality, and is interested in corpses.

These are the conditions that even a discerning ordinary person can discover with careful observation.

Once everyone was ready, they quickly launched a subspace jump of seven warships toward the Calissis sector.

Inside the warship, Tie Hui explained the details and data of each mission to everyone once again.

In short, the battle unfolds in a gradual and slow manner, centered around him.

Once it is confirmed that everyone on the target ship is "dead," the ship can be withdrawn.

As for bringing back anything as evidence, that's unnecessary.

Iron Flint knew that Sicatod and the governor behind him wanted everyone on that ship to die.

If I bring something back with me, leaving evidence against me, who knows if people will think I've been spying?

It's unnecessary to make an enemy for yourself.

As for why go if you're going to wipe out the other side anyway?

That's because you can't tell whether those people will leak the information or run away before they die.

As for the claim that the Slothians ate these people's brains, gained their memories, and then used them as a starting point to spread...

Sicatod and his team had been on guard against this for a long time, so at the border security checkpoints bordering the Calesis sector, they had all been forcibly equipped with large psionic detectors and each security personnel was equipped with a thermal imager.

Even those space stations and interstellar ports are equipped with full-ship scanners to ensure that not a single Slothian can enter their territory.

Although it is very expensive, it only lasts for a period of time.

The Ironbey fleet arrived at the Calithis sector without any problems.

Without disturbing the defenses of this sector too much, they quickly advanced towards Sacklis, the homeworld of the Stormwatchers, after confirming their location!

A desolate swamp world.

Based on his memories from his previous life, Tie Hui knew that there seemed to be several secret forces in this star sector that were constantly fighting against the Slothians.

Apart from the Stormwatchers Chapter, the other Ironbeards were completely unaware of this.

After all, this information was extremely obscure in the previous life, and not many Warhammer players knew about it.

In short, let's contact the Stormwatchers Chapter first.

They came here completely in the dark and needed someone to guide them.

Tie Hui found the current chapter leader of the Stormwatchers chapter through the contact information.

Logas McLean

but……

They seem to have an extreme hatred for psionicists, even as astronomers.

Even their own think tank sends two staff members to accompany them at all times, and to conduct reviews and supervision.

Tie Hui looked at the communication code on it and readily handed it to Leica Feis.

Leica Faith looked at the communicator pushed towards him with some confusion. Tie Hui didn't say anything, but just smiled at him and nodded at him.

Without further hesitation, Lyca Faith nodded and dialed the number.

Communication is established.

A wary human face appeared on the holographic screen.

Logas McClell was puzzled. What kind of day was this that someone would call him?

Moreover, the fact that the other party was from another warband made him wary, fearing that this warband might have some ulterior motives.

"I am Lyca Faith, captain of the fourth squadron of the third Black Templar. Our mission is to investigate an Inquisition ship hijacked by Sloth. Also on this mission are the Holy Blood Angels Chapter, the White Panther Chapter, and the Lamenters Chapter. We have dispatched squadrons to form a joint task force to gather information about Sloth and would like to request your chapter's support and assistance."

Logas McLean's expression remained as cold as ice when he heard these words.

His tone was aloof and unapproachable: "I'm sorry, Brother Monkar Gaz, our chapter is currently selecting new recruits and preparing chapter resources. We don't have time to support your mission, but we can give you some specific information about Sloth. This is my brother's summary of various experiences and battle reports from his long years of fighting against them."

When Lyca Faith heard this, her face stiffened.

The people behind him looked at each other in bewilderment. Why was this guy so aloof?

What a strange warband.

After some thought, Lyca Faith nodded and said, "Alright, Brother Logas McCree. But may we be allowed to conduct repairs and resupply at your chapter's space station? We'd like to formulate a plan."

Logas McClell raised an eyebrow; they hadn't even made a plan before coming over.

That's incredibly bold.

However, given that they were all from Astartes, he didn't hesitate much and nodded in agreement, but still warned, "Star Speakers, psionicists, and think tank members on board, please do not disembark. Otherwise, if the space station detects any psionic signs, you will bear the consequences."

Lyca Faith nodded, her expression unchanged, and said matter-of-factly, "Of course, thank you, Commander, for providing us with a place to resupply."

Logas McClell didn't reply and simply turned off the holographic projection.

The moment the doors closed, the group of Astartes behind them really went wild.

"Who is this guy? How can he be so arrogant? Even Commander Dante isn't this arrogant. Who does he think he is?"

"Exactly, if a war really breaks out, we could take him down in just a few punches."

Lyca Faith's expression remained unusually calm, but what she was thinking was anyone's guess.

He turned around to stop the Astartes below from making a ruckus, then looked at Tie Hui and asked, "I guess our request for reinforcements is unlikely to succeed this time."

Tie Hui took a deep breath and sighed, "I'm completely in the dark, I don't know anything. The vast starry sky is like finding a needle in a haystack, this is going to be a bit difficult."

They were hoping to get some support from the local warband, but the other side just opened the door, took a quick look, and then immediately closed it again.

Ugh.

The local warbands were incredibly rude.

Looking out the porthole at the space station slowly approaching, Tie Hui said quietly, "Let's go down and take a look, try to find out some information. What if we can get some useful information?"

Lyca Faith and the others were somewhat puzzled. Aren't you a psionicist?

Do you still dare to go down?

Aren't you afraid they'll shoot you dead?

Tie Hui knew what they were thinking. He smiled faintly, looked at everyone, and said confidently, "My psionic power is still very strong. Their detectors can't find anything. If I don't make a move, I'm as weak as an infant; if I do make a move, I'm as strong as thunder."

Everyone: "..."

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