For Greenskin, patchwork, banging, and the occasional explosion and loss of control are the hallmarks of a genius technician's great creativity.

Precision and elegance don't matter, it's creativity that matters, i.e. whether they can tear down the crashed Thunderhawk and make a few trucks, a few motorcycles, and a few electric prosthetics out of the removed parts.

They can always piece together some powerful facilities out of something that would look tattered to an Imperial engineer.

And the environment of the Imperial Warship, in the eyes of the orc technician boy and the big technographer, is full of usable materials.

The orcs also know that it is difficult for the orc boys who have teleported in alone to solve the current orc's plight by jumping gangs. So what to do?

Throw more orcs into the Empire's warships! Turn the Empire's warships into orc warships!

To do this, you can't do it with a teleporter alone.

Even if the orc teleportation device was constantly running, it would be difficult to teleport a large number of orc warriors to each of such a large number of Imperial warships in a short period of time.

This will consume a lot of energy and at the same time take a lot of time. With this effort, it was enough for the Imperial fleet to defeat the orcs several times.

So how do you get more orcs to the Empire's warships?

I thought I could open a "door" for us on the Imperial warships, just like the "door" on the battle moon.

Before explaining what this "door" is, let's briefly introduce the orc's dimensional concussion cannon.

The Dimensional Concussion Cannon is arguably one of the weirdest weapons ever invented by the Technician Kid.

One of the many Orc inventions, the Dimensional Concussion Cannon efficiently combines teleportation technology with force field technology.

With the help of a small subspace, it is able to project a force field tunnel, with the entrance of the tunnel opening on the front side of the concussion cannon and the exit anywhere the operator is aiming.

Both the entrance and exit look like small black holes spinning in the air, and the two holes are connected by a tunnel through subspace, from which organisms can enter and exit.

Of course, the only organisms that can pass through such tunnels are usually orcs and their farts or scrooges.

The fragile nervous systems and weakened flesh of other races could not withstand the stress generated by these powerful machines. Even with heavy guards and complex braking systems, humans or spirits can only withstand exposure to lower energy levels.

Orcs are extremely resilient creatures that rarely feel pain, and their regenerative abilities are extremely amazing, and those teleportation beams that are strong enough to tear apart the human nervous system, orcs can safely enter and exit inside.

The tunnel is held up by a force field, so subspace energy does not leak out, and subspace creatures cannot enter the tunnel or escape into real space.

Curious subspace creatures, drawn to the resonance of the force field itself, gather around the tunnels and try to catch anyone stupid enough to walk through the tunnels.

However, because force field barriers are so effective, these creatures often struggle to penetrate the defense, so they can only scare people: pretend to attack, make horrified expressions or make lewd gestures.

Although it seems that this dimensional concussion cannon is very powerful, due to the instability of orc technology, and the accuracy of the dimensional concussion cannon is quite bad. Therefore, orcs in their normal minds will not teleport through it.

All in all, the technology used by the orcs' dimensional concussion cannons is quite amazing, but the results are not so satisfactory.

And now, at a time when the orcs' technology is rapidly improving, those big technocrats and technician boys have new inspiration.

Once orcs have mastered the fundamentals of a technology, they can craft a wide variety of weapons and other associated devices with relative ease.

Inspired by the Dimensional Concussion Cannon and the "Door" on the Battle Moon, the Orcs have created a new teleportation device, the Piercing Door.

It uses a similar principle to the Dimensional Shock Cannon, but creates a "door" device in each of the two locations, and then causes the person passing through it to teleport between the two points.

And the teleportation distance through the door is much farther than that of the dimensional concussion cannon, as long as it is within a galaxy, the teleportation between the two doors can operate normally. Or maybe it works.

And the large-scale demolition of the orcs on the warships of the empire is precisely to provide materials for the big technographers and technician boys to carry out this kind of piercing door construction.

When Adams led the Astral Army to kill countless orcs, he came to a cabin and immediately found this strange and crude, but it looked like something was there.

A large number of orcs are still making their way to the Empire's warships through this newly established piercing gate. The Astral Army led by Adams was even temporarily pushed back.

"What's that!? A teleporter? ”

"Where did they learn this level of technology?"

Adams looked puzzled, and the technological advancement of the orcs shocked him, an imperial soldier, for a while.

But in reality, the engineers and technicians in the Astral Army were even more shocked than him.

They have a simple understanding of teleportation technology, so they are even more puzzled by the orcs' actions that can shock all Imperial researchers.

In their opinion, it would not be a shock if the scientific research department of the Empire had created a portal, and the Empire had been researching teleportation technology for a long time.

But no Imperial scientist could have built a portal out of the ship's freshly dismantled hatches, bulkheads, and other messy things.

But the orcs did.

The damn portal was still transporting orcs to the Imperial ships.

Even the most knowledgeable technocratic sergeant in the Space Marines sometimes doesn't know what the orc's equipment really does. For the creation of orcs, no one dares to pat their chests to guarantee their usefulness.

But anyone could tell at a glance what the orc's device was up to.

"Every time we meet, we find more disturbing information. Isn't there a limit to their ingenuity?"

Adams fought back against the orcs as he sighed at the engineers beside him with an incredulous expression.

"This must be something that the Imperial researchers desperately want."

"I agree with you."

"Haha, then grab those orc devices!"

Adams tweaked his communication channel so that he could contact all the soldiers in his regiment.

"Attention! Note! Ten minutes later, launch a general assault on the orcs! ”

"Destroy these aliens!"

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Not all warships are like the ships that Adams is on, able to overwhelm the orcs not long after they are built to penetrate the gate, leaving them without a chance to teleport a large number of orcs to the ship.

For example, on the battle barge exclusive to the Space Marines, the orcs who teleported from them were caught one by one by the Space Marines with abundant martial arts before they could carry out the construction work of the piercing gate under the leadership of the Great Skill Master.

The only fate that awaits them is to become test subjects in the Imperial Academy.

But there were also some warships, and the Imperial Navy on them didn't take the orcs on board seriously, and by the time they reacted, the infinite orcs had already begun to fight against them.

And the orcs are still using all the materials they can find to build more piercing doors.

This forced the captains of those Imperial ships to request reinforcements from the surrounding ships.

"Commander Angus, I'm Captain Betel."

The loud, superhuman voice of the Space Marines echoed across the command deck.

"Let my people figure this out. It would be of no use to us if we captured the Battle Moon, but our ship was occupied by the Orcs. I'll have Space Marines support those Imperial Navy. ”

While his Space Marines deal with the orcs who have boarded the ship, Captain Betel and a Deathwatch Commander discuss the next plan for the moon landing.

"That's interesting."

"These orcs are teleporting to the Imperial warships in large numbers, but those orc warships are still functioning normally."

"Does that mean most of them are from Battle Moon?"

"So, does the second group of moon landers still need us to mobilize almost half of the legion's Space Marines?"

The Commander of Death Watch shook his head at Captain Bettel's question and said.

"The Empire's account of the Battle Moon once said that the Orcs had a portal on the Battle Moon that was larger than on our ships."

"The Aeldarns have something similar, a network of subspaces that allows them to communicate between their scattered worlds."

"This device makes it possible for orcs from all over the galaxy to appear on this battle moon."

"Even if there are so many orcs on our battleship, it doesn't mean that the battle moon is empty at this time."

"I think we should send more Space Marines aboard the Orc Battle Moon now, find that portal, and destroy it."

"As long as they keep the tunnel open, we can't beat them. The number of orcs will increase as we decrease. The gate must be closed. ”

Hearing the Deathwatch Commander's suggestion, Captain Betel nodded his head in agreement.

He immediately ordered the Space Marines on the Battle Moon to find the orcs' giant teleportation device on the Battle Moon and destroy it.

At the same time, the organization of the second group of lunar landers began, and preparations for the transmission were carried out.

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At this time, in the inner space of the Battle Moon, the Space Marines fought to the death with hordes of green monsters, and while they cleared the entire cave of orcs, they were also destroying various orc equipment on the Battle Moon.

But at this time, Gracie and the navy on those warships encountered the same problem, obviously they had killed a large number of orcs, but how did they feel that the number of orcs had not decreased.

"Look straight ahead, look straight at the enemy. Flatten him with explosive bombs, flames, or plasma. Destroy their bodies, burn their souls! ”

Gracie frowned, he couldn't remember how many orcs he had killed since he landed on the battle moon, but there were still countless orcs in front of him forming a green ocean.

After receiving the order from the commander of the Bethel regiment, Gracie's doubts were answered.

He immediately ordered the Space Marine squads to scout their area and find the orc teleportation as soon as possible.

"Commander Gracie, it's been found!"

"Huh?"

Gracie didn't even have time to give orders to all of the Space Marines squad when a Space Marine behind him sent him a hologram.

It was taken by a Space Marine detection drone.

In the midst of the green, the huge installation was so eye-catching.

It is a cave about four kilometers wide. The walls are crowded with strange machines that crackle with powerful energy.

Around the machine, piles of crates, scrap, smaller machines, and weapons occupy the flat gravel floor. Thick cables snaked through the material that crowded the room, connecting the door to the machine.

The gate itself is made up of three metal horns, the height of the Titan, which curves upwards from a rough platform and hangs a few meters above the bottom of the cavern.

Cables, chains, and clumsy clips hold it in place. Still, it swayed, disturbed by the energy it contained.

A constant, dancing light jumps in the center. Every few minutes, the sun shines brighter, almost whitening the fangs that adorn it. Groups of green orcs with thick shoulders and fangs, weapons in hand, stepped on the platform, eager to fight.

The cave extends in all directions, with many corridors connecting it to a kind of small cave. Inside the small caverns were small portals, similar to those found on Imperial warships.

Gracie pulled up a wireframe of the moon and moved the holograms away from their helmet screens.

Most of the Battle Moon was detected by Imperial warships, plus Space Marines scanned in the field. But there are large areas of red shading that lack detail.

"Our fighters are currently scattered all over the place. Look at the orcs, projected from the other side of the galaxy, roaring, snorting, hungry for war, and in a constant stream. ”

"The orcs here are not something we can solve, we need more warriors."

A surprise attack by a hundred Space Marines may be able to destroy the portal, but they will also be overwhelmed by the countless orcs in the cave.

Only by summoning the Space Marines scattered in various areas of the Battle Moon can we ensure that nothing goes wrong.

But this kind of mobilization is bound to arouse the vigilance of the orcs, so Gracie did not gather all the Space Marines here. Only part of the Space Marines in the surrounding area were summoned.

The rest of the Space Marines are responsible for wreaking havoc on the Battle Moon, diverting the attention of the Orcs and covering the assembly of the Space Marines.