Golden Locust Legion of Space Marines

Mother: Eagle Lord

It is generally believed that the Golden Locust developed from the 7th Company where the Eagle Lord disappeared. Pen, fun, pavilion www. biquge。 info

The Eagle Lords are very fond of using their wide variety of armed aircraft, and they are the undisputed masters of aerial combat, with 7th Company Commander David Cranshaw being the best of the bunch.

During training and combat, Cranshaw found that his company was very adept, or rather enthusiastic, at low altitudes and high speed penetrations, rather than the traditional high-low-high tactics of the Space Marines. The soldiers of the 7th Company always kept their flight altitude as low as possible, swept past and destroyed the enemy's anti-aircraft positions one by one in a near-ground-close course, and the enemy was often caught off guard by such low-altitude raids, and the anti-aircraft weapons were destroyed before they could be aimed.

Cranshaw decided to take this tactic to its roots. After a long period of training and simulation, the 7th Company gradually mastered the subtlety of this tactic, and although there were occasional doubts, the outstanding results of the 7th Company successfully proved what a good fighter they were.

In one battle, the Empire's troops ran into a difficult nail during the assault on Solaris 2, and the enemy's last fortress was surrounded by trenches, pillboxes, and automatic fire nets, precisely and rationally arranged. Among them, 8 giant anti-orbital laser cannons called "Stonehenge" are arranged in a ring on the main position, and each cannon is protected by a Void Shield. On the ground, this massive star fortification was also protected by an overlap of train guns, defensive fortresses, and mobile forces. The attempt to capture the planet has turned into a difficult tug-of-war, with the Imperial Navy attempting to launch orbital bombardment, but being pushed back again and again by Stonehenge's powerful firepower.

He ordered his strike cruiser to deliver a fierce salvo at the northern repair junction of Stonehenge, and although the attack was intercepted by the Void Shield, the fire and electrical storm disrupted the operation of the anti-aircraft weapons, and then, from the smoke of the explosion, rushed out of the air units of the 7th Company of the Eagle Lord.

They lowered their flight altitude to the limit before the air defense system responded, tearing at the fortress's anti-aircraft fire points and star defense weapons like locusts. However, the enemy had no choice but to watch as the firing points were pulled out one by one and the power stations were destroyed one after another.

Although the 7th Company destroyed most of the facility, Stonehenge was still spewing beams, slicing dead zones in its tracks, and the Void Shield protecting Stonehenge still shone. And the group of the 7th Company, neither the shelling of the Thunderhawk nor the Storm missiles could hurt it in the slightest.

Cranshaw understands that Stonehenge's energy is supplied by a separate energy system, buried deep underground, and his armor is impregnable and can only be destroyed from within.

After analyzing the weaknesses of the enemy's defenses, a bold plan came to Cranshaw's mind.

He found the way into the interior of Stonehenge, the maintenance junction to the north.

Navigating through the narrow underground passages of a high-speed aircraft can be a daunting test even for Space Marines and even the Eagle Lord's warriors, and the slightest mistake can kill you.

The seventh company, chosen to carry out the order.

What could be a better display of their flying skills?

No one knows how they did it, but the 7th Company did drive high-speed vehicles such as Thunderhawk and Storm Raven through the narrow network of underground passages, destroying every launch unit of Stonehenge from the inside and sending Storm Strike missiles with time-delay fuses into the main generator.

With the collapse of the Void Shield and the mute fire of the star defense weapons, the fortress was exposed to the direct fire of the naval fleet, and collapsed with a bang in a continuous salvo of light spears and artillery fire.

When the dust cleared, half of the soldiers of the 7th Company did not return.

After the battle, Cranshaw was severely punished by the warband, and the 7th Company was ordered to cease their dangerous flight training and promised never to use the tactic again.

Cranshaw struggled to accept the treatment, and although it was true that some soldiers were killed by a wall because they did not control their course, most of the brothers were buried under the rubble in the rush of the Imperial Navy's bombardment without warning.

Despite his rage, Cranshaw chose to endure and resisted all the punishments alone. Even though field training could not be carried out, he and the enthusiastic soldiers of the 7th Company practiced their flying skills with simulators, this time with the addition of flying in an enclosed space.

The Emperor's humor seems to be extraordinary, and in another joint operation with the Imperial Navy after disabling the tactic, the 1st Company of the Eagle Lord was ordered to destroy the rebels' star defense weapons from the ground, but the 1st Company only discovered that they had greatly underestimated the number of enemies after going deep into the rebel fortress, and the Cultists had opened the subspace portal, and the demons were frantically pouring in from all directions, threatening to drown the lone 1st Company.

In the midst of the cries for help from his comrades, Cranshaw could no longer hold back, and he led the aviation unit of the 7th Company into the fortress again, despite the restrictions of the ban.

This time, none of the brothers were accidentally crashed.

Cranshaw's Thunderhawk once again blew the main generator to pieces, and the rest of the company's brothers destroyed the altar and closed the demon-spitting portal.

As Cranshaw and his company got on board with the remnants of the 1st Company as they prepared to leave, the fortress was once again subjected to unforewarned, reckless orbital bombardment by the dull Imperial Navy.

Half of the brothers were buried in the rubble.

When Cranshaw complained to the warband, the wargroup instead accused the 7th Company of dangerous action, claiming that it was an unforgivable act of disobedience. and confiscated eighty percent of the aircraft of the 7th Company.

At this time, the 7th Company of the Eagle Lord had not yet recovered from the last loss, and there were only about 30 people left in the company, including Cranshaw, and the war group planned to completely break up this group of "unstable elements" and disband the 7th Company. The company commander is facing serious charges.

The night before this decision was announced, Cranshaw and his Seventh Company quietly boarded a battle mothership and disappeared into orbit on the warband's home planet, Presbier.

When the Eagle Lord's 7th Company disappeared forever, and when they reappeared in everyone's field of vision, they were already in the battle sequence of the Federation, and they were no longer Eagle Lords, they called themselves Golden Locusts. The Golden Locust has become a nightmare for the enemies of humanity in another form.

Oddly enough, despite the fact that the Golden Locusts have become traitors to the Empire, they still claim allegiance to humanity and the Human Emperor, and have proven this countless times in ways that the Empire does not want to recognize.

Often disguised as Star Wars from other empires to respond to the Empire's distress calls, the Golden Locusts rely on "heretical" technology called phase jumping, and they are always the fastest to reach the world of the cry for help, assisting the local defenders in resisting or even repelling enemy attacks, and disappearing without a trace before other Imperial reinforcements arrive, whose identities can only be known from eyewitness descriptions.

Home planet: Usea

Located on the far eastern frontier of the Empire, far beyond the radiance of the Torch, Legion Commander Cranshaw chose it as the home planet of the Golden Locust after working with the Federation's native forces to drive out the orcs entrenched on it.

Yusiah was occupied by the Iron Man in the **** at the end of the Golden Age, and the Iron Man metallized it to meet the needs of the Iron Man's life, but before the transformation was completed, the Stone Man's army was killed; The ensuing subspace storm trapped both sides on the planet, dying of hunger and cold.

However, the transformation of the Iron Man has achieved remarkable results, leaving several huge three-dimensional cities on the surface of Yusiah, connected by a network of underground passages. One of them was used by the Legion as a fortress monastery, while the others became an excellent place for the Legion's assessment.

Cranshaw replicated the rituals he had at Solaris, where the final item of the recruit assessment was to drive any of the aircraft he could find in the Warband's arsenal through the underworld of Eussia and through the steel city within a set time limit, and finally return to the Warband's mothership, the Arkbird.

Genetic Seeds: Genetic Seeds from the Eagle Lord make the Golden Locust's balance senses superior to those of other Space Marines, and this advantage has been further improved with the support of the Federation's technology.

Tactics: Inheriting the rich aviation combat experience from the Eagle Lord, and the Federation's relaxation of the number of 10,000 legions makes the tactical space further expanded, whether it is airborne assault, low-altitude sweeping, air supremacy or air support, any aviation tactics Golden Locust is proficient.

Livery: Brass except for the moon-gray shoulder armor