The two sides exchanged fierce fire in the passage, and the flat passage had no cover inside, and the Space Marines could only defend themselves against fire with the strongest shoulder armor.

Grote was wounded, and one of his arms and legs was shattered by a bomb, but he also managed to use the Gravitational Staff to annihilate the enemy Terminator team.

It was the first-aid device integrated by Power Armor that saved Grote's life, not only activating an emergency teleport to send Grote behind the wall after being hit, but also inserting a steel needle into his spine, injecting anesthetic and tranquilizing drugs, and rapidly cooling the severed limb to stop bleeding.

The Medic immediately pounced on Grote and placed a teleportation beacon, using the teleported surgical tools and bionic prosthetics to heal his wounds.

Looking at Grote, who was lying unconscious on the ground, Gray was in a trance for a few seconds, and he felt that he had cheated Grote.

If he hadn't given him the gravity scepter himself, or if he could have stopped him as he rushed out, Grout wouldn't have been seriously injured.

Gray looked at the end of the tunnel, turning from trance to rage, roaring and throwing a beacon.

The beacon glittered in the dimly lit passageway, looking like a bullet, and Abaddon immediately grabbed it with his hand with the Claws of Horus.

The beacon flashes in the claws of Horus, connected to the bioprocessor in Gray's brain, and can be a teleportation point anywhere within a circular area within a radius of fifty meters in diameter of the beacon.

The next second, Gray dodged above Abaddon and swung his chainsaw sword.

Due to Gray's sudden appearance, Abaddon had already seen Gray but had no time to defend himself against the attack, and Thorax, who was standing behind him, threw out his chain axe and slashed at Gray.

When he was about to be hit by the chain axe, Gray suddenly disappeared, and teleported to the back of Thorax again, and the moment his body broke away from the dimensional space, he slashed out his sword, slashing off Thorax's right shoulder along with his arm.

"Bastard!" Inspired by the Butcher's Nail, Thorax swung his chain axe and swept at Gray, who disappeared into dimensional space again.

"Retreat!" Abaddon kept wielding his sword, and even though there were no enemies around him, he still attacked, trying to deal with teleporting enemies in such a simple and simple way.

Ignoring the commander's orders, Thorax panted for the enemy, even trying to rush to the end of the tunnel to engage the enemy.

As a member of the original World Eater Legion, Thorax also has the Butcher's Nail on his head, and although the Butcher's Nail has a weak effect on him, it has an effect after all.

Thorax's men were also stimulated, crashing away from the Black Legion Space Marines at the forefront, and rushing to the end of the passage with explosive bombs.

"Listen to the commander!" Typhons slammed Thorax on the head with the handle of his scythe, which really sobered him up a lot.

Thorax yelled at his men who rushed forward, ordering them to get back and retreat immediately.

Abaddon and his party quickly left the passage and hurried to a very large area.

After the firefight was over, Gray teleported directly in front of Grote, scanning the old friend's injuries to make sure he wouldn't die.

Grote was also awake, leaning into the arms of Oglin named Lute, his only remaining arm was not in good shape, probably three fingers had been severed by the fragments of the bomb, and this hand was clutching the gravity scepter.

"I shouldn't have given you this scepter." Gray reached out and snatched the blood-stained scepter. He had wanted Grote to have the strength to fight against the Space Marines, so that he could at least protect himself in the most critical situations.

However, Grote rushed out before the exchange of fire just now and took the initiative to attack with the gravity scepter, which was simply suicidal.

"Hahaha......" Grouter smiled contentedly, "did you see, I killed six Terminators, six Terminators!" Hahaha! ”

Gaius, who was on the side, stepped forward and pulled Gray aside and whispered, "This friend of yours is not mentally healthy and has a tendency to self-destruct. ”

Gray couldn't agree more: "How could a mentally healthy person give up his job repairing logistics machinery and choose to continue in the army?" ”

After saying that, Gray felt pity again, he thought that ten years had passed, and Grote should at least be different from when he was looking for death on Tyrone Two, but it turned out that Grote had not changed much.

Greyfax observed Grote, and felt that this guy seemed to be corrupted, not normal at all.

"Take the captain back to the planet." Gray ordered the captain of Grot's guard, "Your mission is over. ”

"I can keep fighting." Newly replaced, Grote immediately refused Gray's order.

Gaius turned to look down at Grote, "If he's your commander, then you should obey him, soldier." ”

"I'm in favor of letting him stay and continue fighting." Greyfax made a sudden statement.

"Go back right away." Gray insisted on letting Grote go, even raising the shotgun laser on his arm to aim at him, "I order you to leave, you know what the consequences are for disobeying orders." ”

Grote looked at Gray indifferently, slowly leaned against the wall, and gasped: "You can kill me." ”

Seeing that he couldn't frighten Grote, Gray put his hand down and said in a pleading tone, "Get out of here, please." ”

Grote shook his head slowly: "It's all dead." ”

"What?" Gray's brow furrowed slightly.

"Ten years ago, the 44th Regiment was reorganized before the attack on Tyrone II, and today it is gone ten years later."

Grote muttered as if stunned, his hands clutching his hair in pain, looking painful.

"I thought the battle on Cadia was already the fiercest, but the battle on the Celestial Engine refreshed my perception."

"We teleported out, and as the body began to take shape, I saw the Titan on the other side firing at the Agrippina Flare, and the volcano roared, and it really did when it fired, just like when a volcano erupted."

"That Titan was hit as it fired, leaned over, and the volcano hit our side......"

Hearing this, Gray realized that Grote was talking about the almost total annihilation of the 44th Regiment.

Because of being hit by stray bullets during the Titans' war, only the guards and the regiment commander remained in the 44th regiment, and even more than half of the guards died.

Gray also realizes that this incident has put Grote on the brink of collapse.

"This is the real war." "You're well-equipped, but it's of little sense in a high-intensity war," Gaius recalled. In the war 10,000 years ago, soldiers like me and my brothers were just casualties in a war that increased over time, and the difference between us and ordinary people was just more or less death in a second. ”

Gai Uston paused, and continued: "A warrior as powerful as the original body cannot deal with the Titans alone, and the Titans are war machines that can still be destroyed in a higher intensity war, has no one told you the story of the Titan Graveyard?" ”

After saying that, Gaius stretched out his hand and picked up Grote and patted him on the shoulder: "If you are not ready to sacrifice, then you should go to a weapons factory to make screws, instead of commanding a regiment." ”

"He was ready to sacrifice for a long time." Gray didn't want Gaius to think that Grote was a coward, so he reminded him.

In Gray's eyes, Grouter is a screwed and contradictory man.

Grote loves to fight and kill, and is always ready to die with his enemies, but he is also sentimental and gentle.

In the Tyrone Nest War, Grote was the Praetorian Guard who responded the most to requests for help.

Gray remembers that after he and he responded to the call for help and ended the battle, Grlot would stand on the battlefield and look at the corpse in a daze, saying, "If I could come over and kill all the enemies faster, he would be able to leave the nest and return to his family after the battle, instead of lying in the crater with no arms and legs." ”

The Oglian named Lute had a very good relationship with Grote, and the trust of the Oegin people was enough to show that he was not a cold and tyrannical fellow.

"I just want to finish quickly, I'm tired." Grote limped to the end of the passage.

"End what?" Gray asked.

"Everything." Grote responded. He gradually adapted to the newly replaced leg prosthesis and no longer limped.

Gray was a little angry and a little helpless, and finally stopped stopping Grote and took him with him to pursue the enemy.

(End of chapter)