Warhammer: In the Name of the Emperor

Vito found the star zone operation map in the central hall of the library.

This was thanks to the administrator he found in the front hall.

He was a very young man, quite young, and it was precisely because of his young age and not long in the industry that he was left here on duty on the night of the big celebration.

All the other administrators went to attend the celebration, perhaps drinking beer, and a girl upstairs was immersed in joy that had nothing to do with them.

And he was left behind, staying in this empty library where no one would come.

When Vito came, he was quite surprised. First, he was startled by the inquisitor's uniform he was wearing, and then when Vito introduced himself, he turned to surprise.

Plus a lot of excitement.

And fear, after all, it was the first time he had such close contact with an inquisitor. I guess he was like all the children of the empire, and his nanny told him all kinds of scary stories about the Inquisition in his childhood.

But this helped a lot.

Vito asked him to take him to the location of the navigation map, and he agreed without thinking, and then brought Thor here.

The navigation map is in the center.

There are tall data storage devices standing around like bookshelves, recording all the star data, movement trajectories, and related research in the star region.

That young man.

By the way, his name is Mal. Nuske.

Mal activated the navigation chart instrument, which was a huge disc-shaped device. The prisms hidden under the base were all raised around, projecting light around to form a star map.

"My lord, what are you looking for?"

Mal asked cautiously, looking afraid that he would say something wrong.

"A planet."

Vito replied.

"Planet?"

He asked in surprise, and then quickly hid his speechless expression, as if Vito was just like every stupid visitor who came here and didn't know anything.

"Uh, my lord, do you have any specific requirements?"

He said carefully.

"Like location, coordinates, and stars, etc.?"

"That's not a fixed planet. I want to find a planet that meets the requirements."

Vito put his hands behind his back.

"It needs to meet the following requirements."

"The first one is in the Storm Rain Galaxy."

Vito raised his finger.

"Second, there is a star in the growth stage. It cannot be too old or too small."

"Third, and most importantly, there cannot be any residents in that galaxy, not even any imperial city."

After hearing this, Mal pushed his glasses up. He thought for a moment and then began.

His fingers typed numbers on the keyboard in front of him, and the mouse jumped along with the icon. Soon a planet appeared on the star map coordinate system.

"Kossis 17, this meets your requirements."

Mal looked up and said, but Vito shook his head.

"No, it's too close. Change to a farther one."

"Farther?"

Mal asked.

"Just do it."

Vito's words seemed to scare Mal. The Inquisitor's order was unquestionable, so he immediately followed it.

"Malvidaya 1?"

"The galaxy system is too large, and the Mandeville point is too far away from the planet. There is no way to jump out in time."

"Change one."

Vito ordered.

Then Mal changed several planets, just like the ancient emperors choosing the concubines to sleep with tonight. After a while of selection, Vito finally picked a planet.

"27 Kakas." Mal said. "This place has been abandoned for many years, abandoned after the Scarlet Crusade several centuries ago. It is said that there is blood of demons here, and the residents who stayed here at that time were considered by the Inquisition." Mal paused, as if it was a secret that could not be mentioned. His face was bitter. "Tell me, I am not my peers." Vito promised, with his hands behind his back. "I will not shoot you here, and you will not die tragically in a car accident on the way home, nor will you die in a gas explosion when you get home." Mal shuddered all over, thinking about what Vito said and other stories of the Inquisition that he had heard was scary enough. "My Lord." "Don't answer a questioning Inquisitor with silence." "Yes!" Mal responded to him like a tamed hound. "The residents here were exposed to the demons during the Scarlet Crusade. The Inquisition believed that there might be serious mutations, so they were sent to the Black Ship and taken away. The Inquisition promised to "properly settle them"." "But" "Yes, I know." Vito said, looking at the star map. It seems that the residents here are not as lucky as Armageddon. The Space Wolves are not here to protect them and rescue them from the guns of the Inquisition and the Grey Knights. But the refugees rescued by the Space Wolves and resettled after the conflict in the Shameful Moon did undergo a lot of mutations, causing Chaos corruption infection on many planets. The Space Wolves handled those things personally. Just like the ancient teachings of Fenris. Those who choose mercy must pay the price for their choices, and those who sentence others to an end must do it themselves. "This place meets all your requirements. The star is in its growth stage, the galaxy is not large, the mass point, er, the Mandeville point is right next to it, and there are no residents." Mal said carefully. "Um, sir, is there anything else you need?"

"Nothing."

Vito said and turned to leave.

"Thank you."

"My pleasure, sir."

Vito left the library and returned to the hall of the palace.

He found Ragnar and the others here and confirmed that they had properly collected the greenskin corpse instead of letting the state church take it to the celebration and burn it.

"Omega, come here."

Vito said through the communicator.

After a while, Omega also rushed over. He came from the landing point of the Infinite Frontier on the Archaeopteryx and landed in front of Vito.

"Take this orc corpse aboard."

Vito pointed to the headless corpse of the greenskin behind him. It was tied up and carried by Ragnar and Lancelot on one side each.

It was like carrying a piece of luggage.

"Put it in the escape pod and send it to Kakas 27."

"Untreated greenskin corpses will produce spores."

Omega said in a mechanical voice and got off the Archaeopteryx.

The lights of the city celebration flickered behind him, making him walk down from the light.

The towering Titans stood in the distance, standing above the lights of the city, surrounded by a circle of Warhounds.

"I know, and then a large group of greenskins will be bred in a few weeks, and they will never stop." Vito said with his arms folded, a smile on his lips.

Omega noticed it, and his mechanical eyes turned a few times, showing a hint of hesitation and more curiosity.

"You have an idea again, right?"

He asked.

Vito nodded, showing the smile that only appeared when he came up with a plan.

And it was a plan that no normal person could think of.

"Send him over as soon as possible, and remember not to get him on the ship."

"I don't want to kill time with a ship full of greenskins to deal with during my next warp voyage."

He said.