Warhammer 40: Gods Of Mortals

Chapter 119 Judgment
The so-called plan is to hold off the enemy while the elite around the squad are under attack, while others carry boxes containing the soldiers they have just captured and move on.

After hearing Purcell's order, the entire team immediately acted according to the plan.

Sell, who was in the very center of the line, soon saw the 100 people in front of the line charge forward, and they rushed towards the enemy blocking everyone's path.

And that enemy was also charging, running straight towards the box in the middle of the team, his speed was astonishingly fast, and the jetpack behind him that provided thrust left a long trail of flames in the darkness.

The two sides quickly came into contact, but Purcell saw that at the moment of contact, the enemy made a deep leap and jumped towards his position, and while taking off, he fired a ball of light to the ground.

The sphere of light turned into a rain of beams and swept over the hundred people who were advancing towards the covering team. Some of these 100 people had just raised their hell guns, and some had already fired with laser rifles, but none of their attacks hit, and they were all shot dead by the rain of beams immediately after.

Searle saw his good brother lying on the ground, holding a hell gun and firing at the enemy who fell from the air after taking off, but the hell gun in his hand was vaporized by the beam before it emitted a beam of light.

Sell ​​nervously turned his head to observe the situation behind, and found that the situation there was worse than here.

The enemy at the rear of the team had already slaughtered the people in charge of the cover. He didn't charge forward, but just walked forward, raising his hands while walking. The multi-barreled weapons in his hands were rotating rapidly, and every time he turned, he would emit dense shotgun-like lasers.

At this moment, Purcell only felt that this was not a battle, but a massacre.

While he was observing, a beam of light flew by from the left, vaporizing all comrades along the way.

Then came the second beam, and then the third beam.

The light beam is fired from the shoulder cannon of the power armor of the guards. This terrifying thing doesn't seem to need cooling or warming up. Every time it fires, it can vaporize a whole line of people.

Purcell had the illusion that it was not two people who were attacking the Beta team, but an entire armored group of at least [-] people who had already ambushed here.

"What's the situation there, why didn't you report it?"

"Are you dead?"

Purcell heard the judge's questioning from the communicator, and he immediately responded: "We are being slaughtered! Let them stop attacking! Stop attacking!"

The judge on the communicator was silent for a while, and half a minute later he gave a cold response: "You are just a group of mercenaries who went to Tyrone's lair to find opportunities to make a fortune. If you can survive and be interrogated, then tell them so."

"No...you are not a mercenary leader, you are a judge, you are..."

"We have agreed. If you complete the mission, I will restore your reputation. If the mission fails, you will also get benefits. The records about you will show that you died a year ago, and your pension will be sent to your family."

"No!"

Purcell immediately heard the beep sound of the end of the communication. He roared and slapped the communicator, while nervously observing the enemy who was killing in the center of the team.

In desperation, he realized that the task of these two men might not just be executioners, but to ensure the safety of the captured recruit.

After realizing this, Sale took out his laser pistol, rushed to the position thirty steps ahead, opened a box disguised as a heavy weapon storage box, and pulled out the recruits he had caught before.

"Stop it!" Saier yelled and put the pistol on the recruit's head, "If you kill another person, I will kill him!"

It was Gray who was killing in the very center of the beta team. He heard Sale's roar, so he turned his head to stare at Sale.

To be honest, Gray was quite surprised.

It's not the threat of Purcell at this moment, but the position of the recruits caught by them.

The box that looks like a heavy weapon seems to have a signal shielding effect, and the biometric scan has no effect on it, otherwise the recruit who was caught just now could be rescued immediately.

"Tell that guy to stop too!" Saier glared at another guard who was fighting behind the team, threatening Gray.

Gray glanced at the other person who followed him on this mission, that is, Anruida, and then turned to look at Sale.

Purcell roared and threatened again: "I told him to stop, otherwise—then—I—"

Gray turned on bullet time.

Everything in sight slowed down, and even Sayre's quick threats sounded drawn out.

Gray walked slowly to Searle's side, and first reached into his clothes to look for anything that could prove his identity.

After Gray's search was fruitless, Sale's eyes slowly turned to him.

"Don't come here next time." Gray warned him indifferently, and then punched Sale's head into the chest cavity.

Bullet time ends and everything around them returns to normal in an instant.

Gray stuffed the recruit back into the box, snapped the lid on, and continued to attack the others present.

The battle ended quickly, and the Beta team was completely wiped out.

Gray and Andrade exchanged glances, then went back to the box together, lifted the lid and released the recruits inside.

The recruit was still in shock. After panting violently for a long time, he faltered and faltered, but there were too many things to say, and he didn't know where to start.

"You don't need to thank you, you don't need to explain. We already knew the situation before we came." Gray stroked the recruit's chest to calm him down.

"Yes, no need to thank you, although we have already boarded the transport ship to Tailong III before we came to rescue you, although we gave up the opportunity to go to the beach to enjoy the sea breeze, but you don't need to thank us, because this is what we should." An Ruida laughed.

Hearing that the two of them had to give up the opportunity to go to Tailong No. [-] for vacation, the recruit felt a little guilty: "Otherwise I will give you my vacation opportunity..."

"I'm just talking." An Ruida patted the recruit's shoulder, "Go back to the barracks, kid."

The recruits saluted the two separately, and then quickly ran towards the barracks.

Gray and Anruida stayed behind to observe every corpse here.

"Who do you think sent them here?" Gray knelt down and looked at Sale's body.

"People from the trial court." An Ruida spread his hands, "Obviously."

Hearing that Gray didn't speak, but silently recounted the information he knew so far.

About 10 minutes ago, he and An Ruida boarded the transport ship to Tyrone III, just like the people of the two worlds in the Tyrone galaxy, they were given vacation permission.

But I received the task before the chairs on the boat were warmed up.

A patrol team of recruits from the No. 19 barracks went to patrol a ruin near the barracks. This was a test. The patrol team had to run back into the barracks without attracting the attention of the mutated creatures in the ruins, and then report everything they saw.

The patrol did not come back after going out, and there was no routine debriefing.

Until a drone went out to search for the patrol team, it found a large number of mutated creatures and six corpses that had died near the ruins, and when searching nearby, it detected nearly a thousand unidentified people marching in the bottom lair.

This series of situations and related information was packaged and sent to Gray and An Ruidana, and then the two received Qin Mo's order: kill all these uninvited guests.If the recruit is still alive, he will be rescued, and if he is dead, it will be revenge for him.

(End of this chapter)