"Emperor bless......" I murmured.

Unlike ordinary soldiers, who are in despair and can only pray, I just habitually say the first word of the word, like my daily thoughts, which have no practical meaning. In fact, the presence of more enemies not only did not surprise me, but rather made me feel relieved. There is an unwritten military rule: if the battle is a qiēshun lì, it means that you are about to enter the ambush circle.

Fighting, it's normal to have an accident, and no accident is the biggest accident.

"Awei, what do you think?" Although formulating tactics is my forte, and Ah Wei is more suitable to fight on the front line, she is still a judge after all, and I can't express my opinions casually with her.

It's a pity that now Ah Wei can't speak at all. Rushing into a vacuum, even a powerful inquisitor is a little uncomfortable. She had neither breathing equipment nor protection, and only relied on a force field shield to isolate the low pressure so that it would not be overwhelmed by her own internal pressure, but that shield was close to her body, and it was impossible to store much air inside.

"Add, what's your opinion?" I asked another judge.

There was a sense of anxiety on the other side of the psychic link, and I noticed that Add seemed a little caught off guard by the situation.

"It's not planned......" Eddie seemed to think.

Hey, Eddie's voice outside of his words, it seems that encountering those enemies in front of him was actually planned? Don't you know that a plan made in advance needs to be nullified immediately after encountering an enemy......

"Lieutenant Colonel, quickly organize defense!" Or Sylvia is a little calmer.

I replied, "What about those torpedoes outside?" ”

"Leave them alone, it's a landing torpedo." The major replied in the affirmative.

It turned out to be similar to our previous gang-jumping tactics, first teleporting a group of elite troops to open the landing ground, and then the follow-up troops followed. So, you need to take out the vanguard first?

As we looked out, the ship had already teleported in with an unknown number of enemies. Of course, there must have been some teleportation in the wrong place. Standing at the hangar door and looking out, I could see a group of at least thirty or fifty unprotected men suddenly appear in space not far in front of me, and then quickly die in a vacuum. As for those lost in subspace, there will certainly be more.

However, the enemy had no intention of coming here to open up a landing field, and instead the communicator heard the cries of urgency in various cabins. It occurred to me that with landing torpedoes, there was no need for a landing field at all, and those torpedoes could penetrate the shell of the battleship directly and send the soldiers contained inside the battleship.

The Marines from the Melved Picker had already moved away with all the munitions, and Hangar No. 1 was no longer worth holding. Seeing that Ah Wei next to me already had a painful look on her face due to suffocation, I hurriedly went over and grabbed her and performed a teleportation. The destination of the teleportation is one of the locations where the space is in turmoil, where the enemy has just landed.

She's just made a big fool, and I think she desperately needs to burn or chop down a bunch of enemies to get in a better mood.

The sudden darkness made me a little stunned. Although the interior of the battleship is not very bright, most places are at least somewhat dimly lit, and there are not many places that are completely dark. However, psionic vision was indeed crowded with enemies in the immediate vicinity, proving that I hadn't teleported to the wrong location. And this place feels unusually familiar to me, as if I have just been here not long ago. The smell, and the strange tactile sensation underfoot......

Although we were close to the enemy, we didn't seem to be spotted. And in the dark environment, the enemies did not act rashly, as if they were waiting for something, and they seemed to be very well-trained and disciplined. …,

I pulled out a large pile of frag grenades, intending to sweep them away. At the moment when the landing point was being calculated, there was suddenly another spatial shock, followed by three loud "clangs", and a new enemy appeared with an unusually loud momentum.

With such a huge steel collision, it can only be a Space Marine. And listening to the sound of their steps, it is much heavier than the normal chaos space marines. So I changed my plan and started with a few cannons. The heretic cannon fodder is not to be worried, and the Chaos Space Marines are the primary targets that need to be defeated.

Just as I was about to attack, suddenly, a rough voice sounded beside me, "Your Excellency, there are many enemies, what are we going to do next?" "Sounds like the non-commissioned officer from Kadian I saw not long ago.

Unluckily, it was Ah Wei's communicator that rang. With this lesson in mind, I immediately turned off my communicator, dragged Ah Wei to my side, leaned to her neck and yelled at the communicator: "Kill all the enemies you see, and don't ask such stupid questions again!" After saying that, he suddenly pressed Ah Wei down, and then fell to the ground himself. Something on the ground was dry or wet and made me slimy, and then I remembered that it was a fragment of a corpse that had been burned by the flames but was not completely burned—I should have known that it was a big mistake to go into battle in a clean uniform.

The next moment, instead of the rain of bullets I expected, three pillars of light shone through us, and fortunately it was just an ordinary light and not a laser weapon. At this time, I could see clearly the figure under the three headlights, much taller and thicker than I expected, and the silhouette took on a rounded shape.

Terminator! I immediately thought of a term that symbolized both indestructibility and indestructibility.

The Star Marines are biochemically modified super soldiers, while the Terminator Warriors are the elite at the top of the Star Marines. The Terminator is equipped with Terminator armor, which is thicker, stronger, and more powerful than regular power armor, and holds heavier and more powerful weapons. Terminator armor is so rare and precious that it can only be found on the most dangerous and difficult battlefields.

I've fought with Space Marines more than a dozen times, but I've only seen the Terminator once, and I've just watched from afar, and those Iron Giants have left an indelible impression on me. The lasers, flames, bullets, and explosive arrows of individual soldiers hit them like the tiniest speck of dust, not even a single scratch could be left, and the dense firing of small-caliber shells could only make them shake, but it was absolutely difficult to stop their pace, only the bombardment of large-caliber heavy artillery could knock them down, but only knock them down, and soon they would get up as if they were real, and continue to attack with that slow, heavy and unstoppable pace. They may be armed with giant flamethrowers or six-barreled submachine guns that cover a platoon of positions in an instant with an overwhelming barrage of flames and barrages, while the Terminators equipped with melee weapons are even more powerful in attacking fortifications, and the glittering power claws or power hammers can easily tear through the steel armor of tanks and smash reinforced concrete fortresses. They are only found in the densest places where the enemy's cannon fodder is concentrated, and their footprints are accompanied by enemy corpses and ruins all over the ground.

I've always been grateful to the Emperor for creating a space marine. But when the Space Marine mutinous empire became my enemy, I was left with a tangle. In particular, there is a Terminator in the enemy camp - I have fought many battles against Chaos in the past fifteen years, but today is the first time I have encountered a Chaos Terminator...... It was an accident beyond my ability to bear. There's nothing I can do to get them. Whether it's a seventy-ton psionic fist or the power of a hundred-ton cannonball explosion, even if it's used here, I don't think it can really hit those guys. …,

If I had a choice, I really wouldn't want to confront such an enemy head-on. The problem is, they've seen me. Perhaps because of their infinite confidence in their armor, they didn't even shoot at the first place.

"The lackeys of the Empire...... Hey? Is it the Defense Force? Seeing my uniform, the terminator who spoke was a little surprised, but he still said smoothly, "It seems that you are an officer." Come here, join us. If you show enough in the next service, we will give you better treatment than you have now. Now your first task is to take us to ......"

It seems that he is not only very confident in his own defense, but also confident in his own deterrent to the point of conceit, and he has not considered the possibility of our refusal and resistance, nor has he asked us to lay down our arms. Of course, with the other two mortals here, it is indeed difficult for them to raise the will to resist in the face of the three terminators, and even if they dare to resist, mortal weapons will not be able to cause any damage to the terminators at all.

With their lighting, I can see the environment in general. It turned out to be Hangar No. 2, which had just left not long ago, and the corpses were still scattered all over the ground, and even the two rhinoceros modified chariots were parked there - it would be nice to ignore the few infidels who climbed onto the carts and looked around.

I also had a good look at the enemy's strength, with the three Terminators armed with powered warhammers and shields, heavy spitfire and power fists, and submachine guns and power fists. There are no heavily armored units in our ships that are worth dealing with with a warhammer, but the firepower of a heavy Spitfire and a submachine gun alone is enough to deal with all the soldiers on the ship. Whether it's a battle-hardened Wehrmacht veteran or a Navy crew member who picks up a gun for the first time, there's little difference in front of the Terminator. As for the hundreds of pagan soldiers behind the Terminator, they can be ignored.

They must be eliminated, or the consequences will be dire.

But how exactly do you achieve this tactical goal? My initial idea was to lure them to Hangar No. 1 not far away and throw them out of the battleship. After all, it's impossible for a Terminator to use a jetpack, and once you leave the ship, you can't come back. This plan is not very difficult for me to execute, as long as it ......

But I overlooked that Awei always acted a little faster than I had planned. She opened her hands at the enemy, and two fireballs that had been condensed for an unknown amount of time flew past.

"Die, cursed traitor!"