Traveling through time, I'm making pancakes in Warhammer

Chapter 352 Rebellion

"We have to leave this planet," Harden said. "We were tricked into coming here to search for treasure, but the treasure we found turned out to be this. This curse is for you. This planet is no longer interesting. The orcs have to leave this planet and embark on a new journey."

After answering the nun's question, Harden shouted to the other orcs, "Get ready! Fill up the fuel!"

"If you don't want to leave with us, then leave quickly." Harden's gaze first stayed on the nun, and then on Howard:

"Humans, and strange humans, you are great. Perhaps in the future, we will meet again."

Howard felt the vibration beneath his feet. Unlike the vibration Harden had just felt when he split the earth apart, this vibration was exactly the same as the vibration he felt when the Crimson Sword's power reactor restarted. So he seized the last moment and asked:

"You said you were cheated? What cheated? Who cheated you?"

Harden didn't say anything, but his eyes lingered on Mei for a moment, then he turned around and walked back to the crowd of his compatriots.

Howard knew that even if he chased after her and asked, there would be no result. In addition, the vibrations coming from his feet became more and more intense. In the end, he could only say to the nun:

"Don't just stand there! Get out of here!"

So the nun brought Howard back the way he came, as she had mentioned before, at a speed beyond the speed of normal humans. May and the surviving humans followed the nun.

During the evacuation process, they encountered countless orcs coming towards them. They wanted to evacuate the Blackwater Festival, but these orcs wanted to go into the festival.

Under normal circumstances, a fight would be inevitable when these orcs encountered humans, but at this time it was just as Harden said, none of these green-skinned guys attacked the evacuating humans, but just cast curious and scrutinizing glances at them.

The orcs didn't even look at the container containing the energy source in Howard's hand, as if this thing didn't exist at all in their eyes.

Even without the orcs' obstruction, the complex terrain of the Blackwater Section still seriously slowed down the human progress. The nun and Howard ran for nearly an hour before they completely escaped the orcs' control area.

The nun put Howard on the ground, and Howard, standing on the sand, no longer felt the vibration from the soles of his feet.

He looked towards the Black Water Section. This former mining area had now risen by dozens of meters. The yellow sand that had accumulated on it fell down, forming golden waterfalls on the edge of the steel mining area.

During the decades of operating the human mining area, the orcs have made profound changes to it.

The entire mining area is connected together and equipped with countless thrusters. Under the powerful thrust, the entire mining area is slowly rising, and the structures hidden under the yellow sand and hard rocks are exposed to the light of day. The total diameter is nearly 100 kilometers.

This is the Orcs' junk spaceship, their cosmic fortress from which they conquer one planet after another.

The cooling tower that Harden had just smashed with an axe was the central command room of this space fortress. The towering and magnificent building had now become a thin line in Howard's eyes.

"Damn it!" The nun cursed as she watched the black water section rising higher and higher.

If nothing unexpected happens, most or even all of the orcs in Karenya will leave with this junk spaceship, and the threat posed by the orcs on this planet will be much smaller.

But what's the cost?

So many orcs, and that extremely terrifying orc war leader, have escaped the supervision and control of the empire. What disasters will they bring to the empire in the future?

If their spaceship crashed like a meteorite on a new human world, what kind of misfortune would the people on that planet suffer?

But she could only be angry and could do nothing.

Even if the Space Marines arrived in a few days, if there was no strong man among them who could defeat Harden, and if there was no powerful firepower to destroy this junk spaceship, then they could only watch these orcs leave.

In the end, the nun could only suppress the frustration in her heart and turned her gaze to Howard and the energy source he was holding.

Looking back now, although the process of obtaining this energy source was tortuous, it was unexpectedly and strangely easy, so much so that the nun felt a sense of unreality when looking at the faint blue light.

Perhaps it was not that they "took away" the energy source from Harden, but that this powerful orc gave up this thing on his own initiative.

Then the nun looked at the elf again. The elf was also staring at the thing in Howard's hand, but after noticing the nun's gaze, she turned her head and looked at the nun.

The wild geese have been shot down.

Almost simultaneously, the nun and May drew their weapons and pointed them at each other, while quickly moving to a safe distance.

The confused human Astra Militarum were completely bewildered. Hadn't these two gotten along so well before? How could they suddenly fall out?

Some of those who reacted quickly also drew their guns, but they didn't know who to point at. They pointed their guns at the nuns for a while, then at the elves, but in the end, all the guns were pointed at the elves.

It's not their fault, because both on the surface and from the actual situation they witnessed, humans and elves are allies at this time, so it is hard for them to say who betrayed whom, but out of instinct they are more willing to believe the Battle Sisters.

"Sister Gloria! What's going on? Please give an answer!" At this time, a member of the Star Army asked.

"Soldier! Take the other soldiers and reunite with the main force first! What's happening here has nothing to do with you!" The nun sternly said to the Astra Militarum soldier, "Follow orders!"

"I refuse!" Unexpectedly, the Astra Militarum soldier disobeyed the Sister's order and instead demanded, "Sister, who is the traitor?!"

"There are no traitors here!" The Sister refuted the Astra Militarum's words, then gave another order: "The following operation is confidential and can only be carried out by me alone. You must evacuate first! Obey orders!"

The Astra Militarum and the nun stared at each other for a moment, then finally put away their guns and left.

It is the duty of soldiers to obey orders. The battle sisters are stronger and higher in rank than them, and there are no obvious signs of rebellion. In addition, the next action mentioned by the sister is confidential. Therefore, even if these star soldiers have great doubts in their hearts, they have no choice but to obey orders.

If they insist on staying, it would be disobeying orders. It is hard to say whether the nuns or the elves have betrayed them, but they would be considered traitors.

The nun waited for the Astra Militarum to leave completely, as these mortals would be of no help if they stayed here.

Furthermore, the Sister did not want these Astra Militarum troops to be witnesses of what might happen next.

Mei did not react to the Sister's orders or the Astra Militarum's departure.

Soon, the only ones left on the edge of the Blackwater Festival area were Gloria, Howard, and Mei.