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【 End of this Waaaagh simulation. 】

【 Calculating results. 】

【 The plasma mega-explosion you created annihilated approximately 2.12 million rebels, score +4.24 million. 】

【 The plasma mega-explosion you created destroyed 375 rebel vehicles, score +270,000. 】

【 You have earned a total of 4.51 million points. 】

【 Remaining simulation points: 6.25 million. 】

【 Special Forces Boy - Bond 2nd Generation has been killed in action. 】

【 Save 7 is invalid. 】

4.51 million points added to the account!

The inventory of simulation points has reached 6.25 million, with a difference of less than 4 million points from exchanging for the Webway Incursion Device's arcane blueprint!

Li Nuo was so excited that he trembled, and it took him more than half a minute to calm down.

This massive influx of points actually came at a huge cost.

The reaction furnace in the Adeptus Mechanicus monastery is not a geothermal reaction furnace, and it will not destroy the world after it explodes.

But even so, it cannot be denied that it is a Titan-class reaction furnace.

This level of reaction furnace can power Warhound Titans and planets, and is extremely expensive, requiring the consumption of about 0.3% of Mars' production capacity.

The cost of rebuilding an equivalent reaction furnace will be borne by Epi-Mette, estimated to reach 100 million Throne Gelt, and double the cost if expedited.

In addition, the radiation pollution caused by the plasma mega-explosion will also require a lot of money to purify, estimated at 20 million Throne Gelt.

The residential areas, mining areas, train tracks, and loading/unloading platforms destroyed by the plasma mega-explosion will also need to be rebuilt by Epi-Mette at his own expense.

Li Nuo calculated in the office that this explosion created a huge bill of up to 300 million for Epi-Mette.

300 million in exchange for 4.51 million simulation points, 1 point equals 66 Throne Gelt, this pay-to-win ratio is too terrifying.

Li Nuo suddenly felt a little heartache.

"Can't afford to pay, really can't afford to pay. I'd better take it easy in the future."

The system text in the field of vision was refreshed again, presenting another piece of information.

【 The score for this Waaagh simulation exceeds 1 million points. 】

【 You have unlocked a new reward item. 】

【 Reward 6: Simulation Companion. 】

【 Before starting a Waaagh simulation, exchange this reward option, and you can make a non-Ork intelligent creature your simulation companion. You will conduct the Waaagh simulation with your simulation companion. 】

【 The simulation object possessed by the simulation companion must be your simulation character's save. 】

【 Exchange price: a certain number of simulation points. The amount of points consumed is determined by the comprehensive data of the simulation companion. 】

【 The next reward option will be unlocked when you obtain 10 million points in a single Waaagh simulation. 】

Simulation companion?

Li Nuo repeatedly read the explanatory text of the 6th reward, confirming that he had not misread it.

He can conduct Waaagh simulations with others in the future.

The Ork possessed by the simulation companion must be from the character save, and cannot be randomly selected.

Li Nuo pondered for a few seconds with his arms folded, feeling that he should not need this reward option in the short term.

Tido, Mona, Leia, Wick, Voges and others are worthy of his trust.

But they have basically no resistance to Chaos corruption.

If he takes them to conduct Waaagh simulations, he will have to bear a great risk.

What if someone is corrupted by Chaos? Wouldn't his cheat be exposed?

How could that be allowed?

Li Nuo pondered for a moment and chose to put the newly unlocked reward option into the cold palace, without giving it too much consideration.

After lunch, normal work proceeded as usual.

Jersey's two students arrived at the hive city earlier today and began to build a servitor workshop, with Tido responsible for contacting them.

Regarding the human source of the servitors, Li Nuo and Tido carefully discussed it.

Normally, death row inmates and prisoners serving life sentences are the lowest-cost candidates, and they can be directly pulled over for modification.

However, Li Nuo, as a Cloud Hammer, has watched game streamers play the game "Rogue Trader".

He knows that servitors can go out of control.

Especially after coming into contact with unnatural forces, the servitor's soul may break through physical limitations and affect the body.

Simply put, what kind of person a servitor was before becoming a servitor, will determine what kind of personality it will exhibit when it goes out of control.

Death row inmates and prisoners serving life sentences, when modified into servitors, will exhibit criminal tendencies when they go out of control.

This is known to the Tech-Priests within the Adeptus Mechanicus who frequently perform modification surgeries.

In order not to damage the reputation of the Adeptus Mechanicus, those who know the inside story keep their mouths shut.

Li Nuo, as one of the insiders, does not intend to expose the Adeptus Mechanicus, but only wants to select more stable human bodies for combat servitors.

After some discussion, Li Nuo and Tido made a decision.

Workers in the underhive are prone to injuries in heavy physical labor, and it is easy to suffer lifelong disabilities and lose their ability to work.

Li Nuo asked the medical department of the underhive to recruit volunteers. Anyone who is willing to become a combat servitor, their family members can enjoy the academy's educational services for free.

In order to prevent people from deliberately causing serious injuries to themselves in order to obtain free educational opportunities, and also to prevent the occurrence of bad social phenomena such as eating up the family's wealth,

Li Nuo specifically allocated a sum of money to establish an audit committee to ensure that every person who accepts the modification is voluntary and that there is no coercion, inducement, or exploitation.

This expense could have been saved.

But Li Nuo was just an ordinary person before he traveled through time, and he thought he was doing things based on his conscience.

Why not spend money to buy peace of mind?

It is expected that the workshop for manufacturing and maintaining combat servitors can be completed within a month.

The update of the hive city security database is proceeding simultaneously, and new data is constantly being entered into the database, covering many variants of the Bone Drinker's metabolic products.

Jersey's forge city has a cogitator array. This array system covers a wide area, at least thousands of square meters, which cannot be compared with the hive city's array.

After she enters the Bone Drinker's metabolic model into the cogitator array, the array will automatically deduce all variants of the Bone Drinker's metabolites.

Dozens of new metabolic product formulas are entered into the database every day, including the hydrocarbon-containing metabolites that Li Nuo had previously discovered.

In order to ensure that his father-in-law is not infected by the Bone Drinkers, Li Nuo will transcribe the updated data every day, and Shatana will send it to Voges through astropathic communication.

After Voges receives it, he will share the data with the 131st Regiment.

Epi-Mette and the 131st Regiment are updating the security data synchronously, and the actual combat effect is unexpectedly good.

Among the surrendered rebels and refugees, new Bone Drinkers are identified by auspexes, scanners, and augur arrays every day.

These Bone Drinkers are either executed on the spot, or they will be used as experimental samples by the Tech-Priests in the fleet and placed on the operating table for dissection.

Imperceptibly, the Imperial Guard's understanding of the Bone Drinkers is becoming more and more in-depth, and many details that Li Nuo had not noticed before have been discovered by the Tech-Priests.

The Tech-Priests found "synapses" on the Bone Drinkers that can transmit nerve signals.

After connecting the "synapses" to the Adeptus Mechanicus's nerve regulation device, the Adeptus Mechanicus can reversely invade the Bone Drinker's psychic network.

This technology was discovered when the Eighth Legion and the Space Wolves encircled and suppressed the Bone Drinkers.

The Tech-Priests extracted a massive amount of information from the psychic network, and at the same time suffered pollution from the power of Chaos.

Chaos waste code flowed out of the psychic network, causing several cogitators to become confused.

The Tech-Priests' response to the Chaos waste code is very simple, summed up in only one word:

Electricity.

Electrocute them hard.

In the "Rogue Trader" game, there is a Tech-Priest who is infected with the Chaos waste code, and the protagonist team's method of treating him is also "electroshock therapy".

The Adeptus Mechanicus's professional saying is:

Use the holy spark of the Omnissiah to cleanse the filth, and fill every pipeline with the source of power.

After a strong electroshock therapy, two cogitators were rescued, and one was scrapped.

At this price, the Tech-Priests obtained valuable information.

Through screening, analyzing, and classifying this information, the Imperial Guard has mastered the distribution range, infection paths, plans, and action targets of the Bone Drinkers, and has begun to conduct large-scale sweeps in a targeted manner.

As Li Nuo had expected, the five star sectors where the plague had occurred were the areas where the Bone Drinkers were rampant.

These five star sectors have become the focus of the Imperial Guard's "care", and cleaning operations against the Bone Drinkers are carried out at all times.

What Li Nuo is more concerned about is that the Bone Drinkers' thinking on infecting humans has changed.

Previously, the Bone Drinkers mainly infected the key members of the star sector, such as the star sector governor and the star sector governor's confidants.

Now, they have turned to infecting middle-level personnel, such as the fleet commander's deputy, the ship's fire control team leader, the hive city's main department's staff, factory owners, senior managers, etc.

These people do not have as much influence as the star sector governor, but they are as inconspicuous as the sand in the desert and are not easily identified.

With the synchronization update of the security database of the 131st Regiment and the database of Epimethius, the Drinkers of Bones' plan to infiltrate the middle levels of some Imperial worlds was thwarted.

The 131st Regiment sent their research results to the Imperial Departmento Munitorum, who in turn reported to the War Council, with Macaroth, as the High Lord of Terra, reviewing and approving the report.

Following a series of procedures, the security database of Epimethius was requisitioned by the Imperial Departmento Munitorum and became military data shared with all Imperial worlds.

The Departmento Munitorum's requisition of data was compensated.

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They sent a representative to Epimethius, delivering a commendation letter and a bounty of 3 million Throne Gelt to Leeno.

Leeno was both happy and worried upon reading the commendation letter.

He was happy because it was a meritorious service, which could earn him points within the Departmento Munitorum.

He was worried because it was a public commendation letter, which would be disseminated through the astropathic network.

The fact that he and Jersey had collaborated to upgrade the database and develop a vaccine would be known to many governors, some of whom might be spies for the Drinkers of Bones.

Invisibly, his 'hate value' within the Drinkers of Bones community rose somewhat.

Great Daemons are easy to deal with, but the Chosen are hard to guard against; Leeno didn't want to be targeted by the Drinkers of Bones because of this.

However, there was no point in saying anything now; he would just let things take their course and take precautions.

When Leeno met with the representative from the Departmento Munitorum, he casually mentioned the matter of the vaccine.

"Kahn, Master Jersey and I have discussed the hypothesis of the Phage-Fungus virus."

Inside the Deputy Governor's office, Leeno sat across the table from Commissar Kahn, who was from the Departmento Munitorum.

Kahn had a stern face with sharp features, short light-gray hair, and a mustache of the same color.

He came from the auxiliary human forces of the Imperial Fists and was stationed on Terra for a long time.

He was the one who delivered the commendation letter and Throne Gelt reward to Leeno.

Leeno had the servo-skull activate the holographic screen, displaying the content of his and Jersey's discussion on the Phage-Fungus virus, while he introduced it:

"Master Jersey has approved of the idea of using the Phage-Fungus virus to create a vaccine. However, there are two difficulties that we need to overcome as soon as possible. One is that the Phage-Fungus virus is not stable enough and may infect humans, causing accidental injuries, with a mortality rate of about 15%. The other difficulty is that the vaccination process is easy for the Drinkers of Bones to detect, leading to retaliation from them."

Kahn sat upright in his chair, quickly reading the words on the holographic screen, a hint of approval showing in his rigid expression:

"Your ideas are very good. After I return, I will submit your research report to the Departmento Munitorum. The Medicae on Terra will assess the feasibility of the vaccine. If the assessment results prove that the cost of the vaccine is acceptable, I think the War Council should not reject your proposal."

Leeno quietly breathed a sigh of relief.

Relying on Jersey alone, it would probably take several years to produce a finished vaccine.

With the help of the Imperial Medicae to assess and research, the progress of the vaccine would be faster and faster, and perhaps a finished product with a human mortality rate of less than 10% could be produced in a month or two.

The two chatted about the details of the vaccine, and the topic gradually turned to synthetic starch.

Kahn's visit this time was not just to deliver the reward money and commendation letter.

The Imperial Fists had calculated that Leeno would have approximately 15 million tons of synthetic starch production capacity at his disposal each month.

The Imperial Fists specifically sent Kahn to try to secure the ownership of this synthetic starch.

"Willsick, we would like to purchase at least 8 million tons of synthetic starch at market price, and so on every month."

Kahn took out a letter from the Imperial Fists' secretary, placed it on the table, and pushed it to Leeno.

Leeno opened the envelope, read it once, first nodded in agreement, and then showed a hint of embarrassment:

"Kahn, do you know about the plasma explosion on Granite V?"

"Indeed, there was such a thing," Kahn replied thoughtfully:

"The Solar Auxilia's 131st Regiment reported that this seemed to be a disaster caused by a rebel misoperation. They had piled up a large amount of explosives and high-octane promethium in a promethium warehouse 100 meters underground, attempting to perish together with the Imperial forces. Unexpectedly, it caused a leak of octane gas, triggering a plasma reactor explosion."

Kahn's eyes flickered slightly, his commissarial wisdom allowing him to understand in time why Leeno would mention this matter.

Kahn smiled:

"We are saddened by this explosion. Willsick, if there is anything we can help with, just tell us."

"Is that so? That's great. I'm worrying about a new plasma reactor," Leeno said, feigning surprise, clapping his hands gently:

"To tell you the truth, I urgently need a plasma reactor now. With it, Granite V can carry out reconstruction work. It is estimated that in up to three months, there will be a complete production system there, and the living and working environment of the miners will be greatly improved. Three months later, Epimethius's monthly starch production capacity will increase by at least 30 million tons. I am willing to allocate up to 10 million tons from it to consolidate our friendship."

Kahn stood up and extended his right hand:

"This is truly my honor. I will report your request. Mars is about to deliver several plasma reactors to us recently. I believe that the predicament of Granite V will not last too long."

"Thank you for your help, thank you Terra, thank you the Imperial Fists," Leeno reached out and shook Kahn's hand vigorously. After the two let go, they both saluted the Aquila at the same time, the atmosphere in the office solemn and harmonious.

After seeing off the commissar from Terra, Leeno took a deep breath in the office, finally filling in the pit he had blown up the plasma reactor with.

Heaven knows how much effort he had spent in the past half month to get a plasma reactor as soon as possible.

After asking Ms. Shatana for information, Leeno learned that the relationship between the Imperial Fists and Mars was very close.

As the Space Marine Chapter guarding Terra, the needs of the Imperial Fists would always be given priority.

The weapons, equipment, reactors, ships, etc. produced by Mars would first be selected by the Imperial Fists, and only after the Imperial Fists had finished selecting would it be the turn of other forces.

Asking the Imperial Fists to help him cut in line and get a plasma reactor in advance was reasonable, but it required a suitable excuse.

With the visit of Commissar Kahn, Leeno successfully solved the problem of the reactor's source. Now he just had to wait for Rogal Dorn to nod in agreement.

Would Rogal Dorn agree to help cut in line?

Most likely, yes.

It wasn't because Leeno had a big face, but because synthetic starch was too attractive.

As the bodyguard legion of Terra, the Imperial Fists absolutely could not allow any riots to occur on Terra.

Hunger is the biggest source of riots.

The 18 million tons of synthetic starch that Leeno provided to the Imperial Fists every month was enough to reduce the probability of riots on Terra to infinitely close to 0.

Compared to such a great achievement, a plasma reactor was really nothing, and Rogal Dorn had no reason to refuse to help cut in line.

"The security database is constantly updated, the plasma reactor has been settled, and next, we just need to wait for the vaccine to pass the Imperial Medicae's review. Once the vaccine starts to be promoted, even if the Drinkers of Bones invest in chaos, they will be powerless to recover."

Leeno stood up with a smile, tidied up the clothes on his body, and went to his residence to enjoy dinner.

He was full of expectations for tonight's Waaagh! simulation.

On the one hand, he made Goggles of Holdin' Hands yesterday, and he was going to go online today to test its effect.

On the other hand, an extremely rare Squig had appeared on Palworld.

This Squig can eat radioactive waste and excrete oxygen, hydrogen, and radioactive materials.

Leeno specifically asked Zalg to keep an eye on the Squig, just waiting to study it after going "online" today.

At 9 p.m., the Waaagh! simulation started.

Consciousness shuttled through the Sea of Stars, arriving at the planet where the Greenskin Pals were located.

Three circular buildings over a hundred meters high stood on the vast and boundless plains, thick white steam wafting from the top of the buildings.

These were the completed vertical shafts, and they were sending heat and electricity to the camp every minute and every second.

Consciousness quickly fell, landing on the farmland at the foot of a mountain, plunging into the body of Weirdboy-Sack.

Opening his eyes, a large expanse of green, glowing ghost mushrooms appeared in front of him. Gretchin wearing steel crotchless pants shuttled among them, watering, fertilizing, loosening the soil, and harvesting, in full swing.

Palworld was booming, and everywhere was a scene of prosperity.

Every time Leeno saw such a scene, he would feel deeply satisfied.