Protoss in Warhammer

Chapter 397 385. Brand new territory

Ammon quickly solved his diplomatic problems. There is no doubt that under such circumstances, the human generals were forced to accept such conditions.

This is good news, as it represents the 12th mid- to high-level officer of the human navy who has accepted their surrender and rejoined the army.Although the tactics learned by these people and a large number of their concepts cannot be well integrated, and may even involve great risks (in fact, this risk basically does not need to be considered, because otherwise, how will you be caught in the end even if you jump? On the contrary, it will be a quicker death), but there is no doubt that with their help, they can at least calm the worries of the human armies on those planets, and can also better pave the way for the subsequent expansion.

Ammon Shi looked at the yellow sand-covered planet in front of him, his heart filled with joy and pride.In fact, he is not a soldier. In name, he is a professor of philosophy at the Faculty of Philosophy, Eyre Imperial University. However, he seems to be very famous in terms of military deeds.

From his name, you may have been able to tell that this old Tau man belongs to the mysterious Ether clan.Tens of thousands of years ago, when their civilization first took off, the Ethereal Clan were their leaders.But when this young race set foot on the stars, the luck and motivation that originally propelled them forward seemed to end here.

First came the Dark Eldar, then the Orks, and finally the Tal'darim.If the Kalais who had solved the Era of Strife had not noticed that their home planet was on the verge of destruction, this race would most likely have disappeared from the galaxy. As the leadership of the entire race, the Ether Clan was devastated. of blow.

But not all the ethers have died. There are still some ethers that have lived to this day. Among the Tau, the status of this part of the survivors is still very high, and they usually hold very important positions.

Just like the history of ammonium, but among so many scholars, he is an absolute surprise.After all, no scholar would carry his own weapons to the front line to kill enemies, or in close combat. This is really incredible for a race like the Tau, which is only suitable for long-range attacks.

Of course, don't think that he only has any showmanship. In several battles, the scholar has shown terrible fighting talents.Once, in front of everyone, he successfully cut off the head of an orc boss in just a few breaths, without suffering any harm to himself.

Therefore, although his job is as a scholar, he still has the rank of captain and the status of a templar in the army.Don't underestimate the rank of captain. It is precisely because of this rank that the Templars can join the command system. Only in this way can they be qualified or able to command troops in the regular army.

This point can be referred to the Astartes of the Human Empire.First they have knights in the Imperial nobility system, and then they have the rank of captain in the Imperial Army (this is why the Astra Militarum soldiers call Titus Captain Titus in the Space Marine PC game).

The gap between Templars is similar, but the difference is that this title also represents many honors and can also be awarded to other soldiers who are not in the Kale Empire.You can be a scholar, a doctor, or a teacher, but in this war-filled galaxy, you must have a rigid requirement to become a Templar in Karai:

You must have excellent command skills and excellent combat capabilities. Only in this way can you receive this honorary title. Does it sound a bit like the military merit award system?In fact, this is almost the same.

This is why Gray immediately expanded the scale of the Templars after his return, just like expanding the scale of the nobility, because the military merit award system will not only give other different races a room for advancement, but also Let this empire, which has not experienced a war for more than 1 years, once again be bathed in blood.Some may ask, with so many Templars, wouldn't there be a problem?First of all, there are already very few templars in Karai, so there is no need to worry about this class expanding.Secondly, in this dangerous galaxy, there will never be a shortage of death and blood, so the mobility of this class is very huge.

Looking at the yellow sand-filled planet in front of us, the first batch of landing troops has arrived.Since then, I have watched those brave soldiers come to that piece of loess to carry out propaganda. Their task is to establish an outpost there and communicate with and communicate with local forces.Many planets in the human empire are not only ruled by the empire. In fact, these planets not only belong to the empire, but also belong to the people on them, and there are also a large number of forces on them.

The various forces on these planets can even fight and attack each other, and the only thing they have to do is to regularly pay their taxes to the empire.

Of course, Karai definitely can't do this. He must activate all the potential of each planet, rather than rough cultivation.Therefore, the expeditionary force will do its best to unite them. No matter what method is used, this planet must be able to perfectly serve the entire empire.

All the plans originally went smoothly. The troops did not encounter any obstruction when they landed, and the local tribes also welcomed their arrival.When the expeditionary force arrived here, they discovered something very strange. That was that the leaders of the local tribe that greeted them were all young people. They looked to be in their early 20s, or even in their teens.

At first, the soldiers of the expeditionary force did not think there was any problem, because it was probably local custom, so there was no big problem. But after a week, the problem suddenly appeared:
In the local garrison, a terrible disease spread without any reason. In just seven days, all soldiers over the age of 30 suddenly got the disease, and then without any warning, within two or three days die within a period of time.The frightened soldiers quickly moved the relatively normal patients away from the planet, but strangely, as soon as they left the constraints of the planet's gravity, this terrible disease was immediately cured.

And when some brave soldiers returned to the surface of the planet, their disease actually started to attack again, without any reason or reason.

In order to solve this problem, they asked the locals for help, and the local aborigines told them a terrible news:

On this planet, no one can live over 30 years old. Anyone over 30 years old will die due to various reasons and diseases, so there are only young people here.Legend has it that this is because this planet has bred the humans on it and will take their lives back at the right time as a reward for allowing them to be on this planet.

After hearing this terrible story, the old Ether did not believe it, but he also understood that there must be something wrong with this planet, so he immediately reported it to Al, and Al also gave the greatest attention to the matter. s concern.

When Gray saw this important information, he immediately made his decision:
Let the expedition fleet closest to here go to find out the cause and solve this problem!

(End of this chapter)