The Void.
Space fireworks continued to bloom across the entire airspace.
One Large Warship after another was docked around the Blackstone platforms, linked together to form even larger platforms.
Their hulls were draped with Honor Banners and even more festive decorations.
It was not just human vessels. Even Xenos and Chaos lifeform ships and combat platforms were decorated the same way.
For instance, the Eldar arks bore even larger Honor Banners, while projecting the Holy Icon of the Great Savior into the air, looking down over the entire area.
As for those Chaos platforms, they too were festooned with lights and decorations. One Greater Daemon after another wore festive streamers, making it look much like a New Year celebration.
This was the Imperium's celebratory style—or, more precisely, the style The Savior liked. It had gradually become standard across the Imperium.
Such a grand celebration required an enormous amount of supplies, enough to consume the resources of several Hive Cities.
But that was no problem for the Imperium. Those things had long since been prepared.
Before every major campaign, the Logistics Department prepared the corresponding celebration supplies in advance, so they could be swiftly transported to the site and arranged after victory.
That was the advantage of saturated logistics. Whether they won or lost, there were plans in place, allowing the warriors to fight without restraint.
As for shortages of weapons, armor, or ammunition, such things were almost impossible.
For the logistics departments, if frontline forces ever had to request logistical support, it could be considered a major failure. The person in charge would have to submit a self-criticism and apologize.
Just like this time, when word came that the Secret Crusade fleet would be holding a Victory Celebration, the logistics departments sprang into action and set off through the smaller