In the direction of the Bloody Skull Galaxy, Kosaro Khan also opened up after receiving a series of additional troops. The troops and fleets he led have occupied the mineral world at the edge of the two galaxies. This galaxy can be said to be the lifeblood of Huron, and it is definitely a huge blow to the Red Pirates.
But the smoother the battle report of all parties, the more uneasy Soshiyang felt. He knew very well that Huron's main force still existed, and the other party gave up his territory so easily must be shrinking his strength.
Is Huron preparing to launch a decisive battle for the main force?
His capital and confidence only come from Blackstone Fortress?
Or is there any new variables in the middle?
Or is there a new disruptor?
Soshyan is now very eager to obtain the accurate information provided by Okam, but the other party seems to have disappeared, which makes him feel a little worried and doubtful.
Could it be...Is this Alpha rebellious again?
If Okam rebelled, the consequences would be devastating, and he had too much key information about Soshyan and the Eleventh Legion.
Soshyan is not a suspicious person, but Huron is obviously planning something at the moment. It is difficult for him not to feel some anxiety. Kayan is not here now, and Veronica has some inconvenience after all.
Sometimes things seem to be arranged in the dark. Just when Soshyan was worried about Okam's long-term news, Zorg suddenly brought Okam's message.
It turned out that Alpha was sent by Huron to Galmek, one of the base camps of the Word Bearers. Huron did not expect to be able to alliance with the Word Bearers, but just hoped that the other party could temporarily abandon his past grudges and send troops to attack the empire. Obviously, Okam's "excellent performance" during the previous period made Huron have some other expectations for him.
But the road to Galmek was not smooth. Okam was intercepted by mysterious forces halfway and had been able to escape after dealing with the opponent for a long time. Okam speculated through various analysis and clues that it was very likely that he would kill the people of Randol, because now they are second only to Soshyan and most hope that Huron will perish, so that they can get the dividends.
After arriving in Galmek, Okam was placed under house arrest by the word bearers for a period of time. As a word bearer, he knew very well about his "blood relatives". Sexuality is a common problem for most of them, so he was not worried about anything. Instead, he took the opportunity to join the line with some word bearers in Galmek during the house arrest and learned some inside information.
The verb bearers detained him not because of hatred or something, but because of the absence of the person in charge of Galmek, the rest of the people were unable to make up for a moment when facing such a big thing. Each leader had his own ideas. Some people thought it was an opportunity to plunder the empire, some people thought that Huron should wait for Huron to be fucked and then divide the legacy of the red pirates. Some people felt that if the Red Pirates were beaten down, then the next target of the empire was probably Galmek. No matter what happened in the past, at least Huron could attract most of the empire's firepower in the vortex, so they advocated assisting the Red Pirates.
The three parties argued endlessly, and no one could completely overwhelm each other, which temporarily put Okam, the "messenger", on house arrest.
But when he was released in the end, the Word Bearers didn't say anything, but Galmek's condition was enough to relieve Huron. Okam mentioned in the message that Huron was preparing to concentrate all his forces, including the troops used by New Badab to guard against the Word Bearers. Obviously, the other party was preparing to fight a decisive battle. However, why Huron had such confidence, Okam still didn't know, because Huron immediately asked him to investigate the actions of the Spirits again.
This is the first thing Okam wants to remind Soshyan. Huron seems to have known that there are elves active in the Great Whirlpool and are very alert to this. He doesn't know who leaked the news to Huron, but that person must have known a lot.
The second thing is that according to Okam's analysis, although most of the word bearers should prefer the second option, a small number of war gangs may launch attacks and robberies against the empire on their own, so that Soshyan will pay more attention to the direction of Endymion. In the near future, some war gangs may launch attacks on the Imperial World and the Expeditionary Force Logistics Transport Center.
The message was not much, but it was enough to reassure Soshyan. At least Okam did not rebel. At least he knew that Huron was indeed preparing for a decisive battle, and he also believed that Okam would give him the reason why Huron did this.
As for the variables on the Word Bearer's side, Soshiyan made some adjustments to the escort fleet and patrol fleet, but Endymion is no longer a key war zone. He has no extra space Marines arranged there, and can only rely on a large number of mortal troops to guard and minimize losses as much as possible.
Zorg brought not only Okam's news, but also another bad news.
The entourage of the judge who had been "loyal" by Samuel before slipped away from the grief system. According to the killers sent by Zorge, the man turned out to be a psychic. She seemed to be able to run away early in the morning under the tracking of Zorge's men and women, and finally hid on a passenger civilian ship. However, Zorge's killers found the notes she could not take away in a residence where she was hiding. The handwriting was very sloppy. After identification, the general meaning was that she had an image of the mechanical prosthetic eye record in her hand before the judge's death. At this time, the judge gave herself a insurance policy. At the same time, the information recorded in the mechanical prosthetic eye would be transmitted to the entourage when he died. However, the entourage's mental state was not very good. The notes were always narrated as if someone was whispering in her ear.
It is said that she should have handed these to the people in the court, but she seems to have distrust those people.
Now following the route, she may have gone to the Great Vortex Inquisition Division of the Silent Two.
Based on a series of clues, Zorge inferred that this servant was probably controlled by the fallen angels and became an unconscious pawn. Once he reached the tranquil galaxy, the news would definitely be artificially spread to the Dark Angel. In order to prevent the situation from escalating, the Dark Angel would definitely send troops to silence him.
And that minion was a bait that attracted the Inquisition and the Dark Angels together again, and the abacus that the Fallen Angels made was obvious.
They don't expect to destroy the Dark Angel, but they want the other party to die in public opinion. It is a tactic that can't kill you but disgusting you.
I have to say that Soshiyan admired the fallen angels and Azriel did not tell him about this. He obviously did not intend to "trouble" the expeditionary army. However, since he only sent Samuel, they might not realize the real intention of this trap.
Soshyan then contacted Azriel, told the situation, and formulated a "scheming" plan with the Supreme Tutor of the Dark Angel.
Chapter completed!