"So easy?"

"Why is it so easy?"

"Nothing."

Facing Bandis with a puzzled look on his face to ask what was easy, Killiman shook his head slightly.

The reason why he lamented "so easy" was because after Horus returned to the clones and announced that the Primordials would continue to fight as the new Thunder Warriors, the crowd began to discuss whether Commander Bandis would be willing to share power with others.

Clones are also primordials, and it is impossible to be an ordinary warrior, it is a tyrannical thing, and they have to assume the responsibility of command or planning after all.

But there is a problem involved.

The current command of the new Thunder Warriors is all Bandis's, and if you want to work with the Primordials in the future, it will be tantamount to sharing power.

Kiriman voiced his concerns.

And Ryan, who happened to be present at the time, said: "That new Thunder Warrior commander is brainwashed by all kinds of big truths, such as for the sake of the real universe and for human beings, and he won't mind sharing power with us." ”

At the time, Killeman also said that Ryan thought too easily.

As a result, I talked to Bandis now, and found that Ryan was half right, and that Bandis was indeed willing to share power because he thought it would be beneficial to the great cause he was doing.

As for the great cause that Qin Mo talked about in the past to fight against the enemies of the real universe, he himself absolutely believed what he said, otherwise he was a god, and he would do whatever he wanted to do instead of doing whatever he wanted.

Thinking of this, Killiman suddenly sighed: "I suddenly can't wait to go to your star zone. ”

"It's not just you, it's your being." Bendis smiled and nodded.

The new humans simply can't resist the attack of the new thunder warriors with their numerical superiority.

As with the previous era, the teleportation points in this laboratory have been cleaned up, and the teleportation devices have been transformed into killing machines by Bandis using technology, and everyone who teleports out of them will not even know how they died.

But as the group was about to teleport away as usual, some special information scanned by the drone caught Bandis's attention.

Scans revealed that there was a warehouse at the bottom of the lab for storing organisms, and that there were some special lifeforms inside.

Bandis thought it was a new human about to be produced, but when he asked the battle team to leave and he and Killiman went to the warehouse, he realized that he had guessed wrong.

Rows and rows of cans are placed in a large warehouse.

It was much smaller than the jar used for the original clone, and it was not filled with the original clone, but one after another women who looked exactly the same and had undergone some mutations.

And this warehouse is obviously not simple.

It is decorated more like a shelter, a collection for relaxation.

On the wall hangs a colorful oil painting of a purple-armored Space Marine, with a very handsome face and long white hair.

"Who's that?" Killeman asked, pointing to the painting, which he thought would be clear to Bandis.

Bandis did not answer immediately, but stared at the painting for a while, and then said, "According to the facial scans, he is Fabius." ”

"Fabius?" Killiman had seen a photograph of Fabius in the main laboratory on Bloom.

The bastard was a Mediterranean man with white hair, a far cry from the handsome man in this painting.

But Bandis was so sure it was Fabius.

"Who hasn't been young." Bandis glanced at the painting, then turned and walked over to the jars that held a mutated woman.

There are thousands of jars of all sizes, but they all contain the same person.

The man was tall, with cold white skin and long white hair, and was very beautiful.

But the woman had mutated, all mutated, the elder had alpaca-like hooves, hands had turned into claws, and a pair of long horns had grown.

Intrigued, Bendis reached out and touched the jar closest to him.

Each new Thunder Warrior is able to perceive the physical past to some extent, and thus achieve a similar insight into the past, so that they can figure out what happened in the past on the battlefield in an instant.

It may be difficult to open the Forger dimension on Bloom, but that's because Bloom himself is in the Eye of Fear.

The psionic-hating Fabius Bayl uses equipment that is invented, rather than simply stuffing demons or other subspace creatures into it to create what he wants.

So Bandis can sense the can's past.

"Merusen."

"Sorry...... I can't. ”

Fabius stood in front of the jar, reaching out and pressing it against the shell, his face expressionless but his tone slightly sad.

The woman stored in the jar in front of him was gradually mutating from a more powerful and advanced creature than a human to a potential servant of the dark god like a beastman.

Seeing this, Bandis opened his eyes and said to Killiman, "The woman in this jar is named Merusin, and her creator is Fabius Spair. ”

Killiman nodded, not caring about the past of the people in the jar, because this was Bloom, Fabius's lair, and some of these strange creatures.

Bandis, on the other hand, was brooding.

The New Thunder Warrior has a biological organ dedicated to storing memories and information, which contains some information that Qin Mo knew.

Bandis discovers that the jar of Meluson is a jar of organisms.

It means that a life that can only grow in a jar cannot reproduce.

Canned organisms are new human prototypes that are incapable of self-reproduction.

As for Merusin, the first canned being, she was snatched by the renegade Vorgrim as soon as she was created, and was corrupted into a demon of Slaanesh

Forgrim forces Merusin to dance in the Slaanesh Domain, where she will be eaten by the demon if she stops.

As for the hundreds of Merusin in front of her, they were the product of Fabius's attempt to save Merosin, and their role was to serve as a vessel for Merusin's soul to enter this completely unpolluted shell.

But Fabius failed.

He tried many times, but each time he found that the body of the container made for Meloshin would mutate like her own body, and grow like a demon of Slaanesh.

"A group of dangerous creatures that have failed." Bendice raised his hand.

The rush of lightning swept away hundreds of failed containers across the warehouse, shattering them into ashes.

Bandis then ran to the corner of the warehouse, found the console used to control the cans, and retrieved all the data stored inside.

"Perhaps the new humans are not just the creation of Fabius." Bandis looked at Kiriman.

The latter nodded at first, and then suddenly felt terrified: "You mean, the reason why they were born was because the dark gods helped Fabius?" ”

"Not necessarily, perhaps because Fabius himself is in the Eye of Fear, creating new humans here, and those evil beings in the subspace have had an effect on him and his creations, consciously or unconsciously."

Bandis stores all the information he receives.

"But whatever the reason, we can destroy them completely."

"Let's get out of here, and we'll give these things to the scholars and Magnus."

(End of chapter)