"Mentor of Chaos" Potion Recipe, Difficult to Collect
Potion Materials
"The Nation of Disorder," Nimrod skipped the promotion ceremony and looked at the Blasphemy Slate in front of him.
Main materials: 1 Slaugth, 1 Enslavers One.
Additional materials: 331100 ml of Helas Volt, 1 Soul-Eater Bee, 1 Herud.
After reviewing the "Mentor of Disorder's" potion recipe, Nimrod began to recall the details of the potion ingredients.
Even the Soul-Eater Bee in the auxiliary materials are dangerous species that feed on Psyker.
There are three main species of Soul-Eater Bee: Mala Strain, Luktos Strain, and Prospero Strain.
If you want to obtain a large number of Soul-Eater Bee, Prospero is the most realistic and feasible target at present.
Nimrod knew that, based on the territory they occupied, Prospero's true master was the Soul-Eater Bee.
At its peak, the "Thousand Sons" army controlled only one city in Prospero — Tizca.
The vast lands beyond were ruins destroyed by the Soul-Eater Bee during the long, Old Night; they were their predatory territory.
This is certainly related to the fact that most of the "Thousand Sons" forces were engaged in the "Great Crusade," but the terrifying combat power of the Soul-Eater Bee was also an important reason.
Phosis T'kar, the future head of the "Pyrae Cult" Temple Master and the company commander of the Sixth Fellowship.
Among the "Thousand Sons" during the "Great Crusade," he was at least in the top five in overall combat strength, and perhaps even the strongest in Psionic Energy attack magic below the Primarch. He would still get injured even when facing a large swarm of Soul-Eater Bee alone.
Apart from Magnus, only a handful of the "Thousand Sons" could survive for a long time in the desolate ruins of Prospero, facing countless Soul-Eater Bee preyed on them.
The Psyker of Prospero could only hide in Tizca, relying on the Psionic Energy Defense Array built by the Thousand Sons to resist the invasion of the Soul-Eater Bee.
Nimrod then turned his thoughts to another piece of supplementary material— Herud.
[Herud possessed Entropy Energy, and their massive migration inflicted heavy losses on the "Iron Warriors" upon Perturabo's return.]
After recalling the relevant information from the supplementary materials, Nimrod began to think about the situation involved in the main materials.
The Slaugth are the dominant race at the top of the Pyramid within the Rangdan population.
Rangdan's other nickname is Slaugth's killer mind.
Well... at least as the main force fighting Rangdan, it wasn't all for naught; besides technology, we also gained potion materials.
Both Slaugth and the Brain-Eaters are ingredients for potions, and the Bone-Eater should be no exception.
Looking ahead to the war, Nimrod knew that Spiral- Morse was just a secondary outpost for Rangdan.
The First Rangdan War did not cause any substantial damage to Rangdan.
He thought to himself silently about the devastation of the Second Rangdan War.
Besides preparing more Ramillies-class Star Fortress to deal with more than twelve Artificial War Satellite, it seems I should prepare some more trump cards.
The Vigilant Star's "Dark Mechanicum Era" Doomsday Weapon — the Void Claws...
Nimrod's mind flashed through one terrifying creation after another before he finally gathered his thoughts and continued to recall the relevant information about the other potion ingredients.
Enslavers are Warp beings who use enslaved Psyker to create Warp portals to the real world, and they use mind control to enslave other races.
An ordinary Enslavers can control ten intelligent beings, and their mind control range can reach up to fifty meters.
As Nimrod recalled the appearance of the Enslavers during the Great Crusade, the Battle of Liberation of Drune immediately came to mind.
The Enslavers control all of Drun, and their leader is especially powerful.
During the "Liberation of Drune" campaign, the Astartes of three legions fought a bloody battle for months.
In the final battle, Horus Lupercal, Jaghatai Khan, and Mortarion, the three Primarch, were mind-controlled and unable to move when facing the leader of the Enslavers.
After recalling the species involved in all the potion ingredients, Nimrod realized that gathering all the potion ingredients was by no means easy.
Of course, just like the Brain-Eaters of "The Baron of Corruption," they don't necessarily have to be at the Warmaster-class; ordinary ones will do.
Ordinary Enslavers can also be used as potion ingredients. Astartes can deal with them, so simply obtaining potion ingredients is not difficult for me as the Primarch.
However, it's foreseeable that if I were to participate in these battles, I wouldn't be a mere bystander; in fact, the Old Man in Yellow might see me as a threat and send out the Pegasus as his main force.
The Soul-Eater Bee and Herud are a huge problem for "Thousand Sons" and "Iron Warriors".
The Slaugth are the ruling race of Rangdan.
The strongest among the Enslavers are a threat that even the Primarch must deal with with caution.
Nimrod then returned to the real world, and before rejoining the battle, he sent a communication message to Rian Ramirez.
"Rian, I want you to join the surface battle and fight alongside me."
Unlike Wojciech Berek, Nimrod met the Tech-Priest when they were younger and more easily influenced.
The Great Sage had long since become a devout follower of the God of All Machines throughout his long life.
Without attempting to manipulate him using his Psionic Energy, Nimrod could not confirm the other party's absolute loyalty, nor could he be certain whether his efforts to cultivate him into Beyonder would be exposed.
After all, matters of faith are difficult to ascertain.
But things change after being promoted to "Baron of Corruption".
Given enough time, Rian will inevitably be "Corrosion" into becoming his loyal follower.
The Great Sage had long regarded Nimrod, who had retrieved several sacred templates, as someone favored by the God of All Machines, and he quickly sent a reply.
The Communication Bead in Nimrod's ear transmitted Rian's impassioned voice.
"Lord Nimrod, it is my honor. I am willing to follow you in battle."
Nimrod soon met the Great Sage and his Skitarii.
Like the Skitarii of all the Forge World armies, the Great Sage's Skitarii is strictly organized according to the sacred number of the God of All Machines —twelve.
Each Macro-Clade has four brigades, and each brigade consists of three detachments.
Of the twelve Macro-Clade of the Great Sage's Skitarii, ten participated in the battle, and each Macro-Clade consisted of twelve detachments.
"Rian, stay by my side," Nimrod said with a smile. "Your Tech-Priest is capable of leading your guards."
"As you wish." The Logic Engine that Rian sensed concluded: [The Primarch highly values this unit//me.]
As Nimrod moved forward, he always kept the distance between him and Rian within thirty-three meters.
He led his team to the position of the Second Company Third Legion and immediately discovered that the Vostonian Rhino command vehicles had all been destroyed by the Rat-Headed Overlord using Psionic Energy.
Second Company Captain Mikhailovsky led his Warrior in battle against a slave army led by four Rangdan Overlord.
Nimrod strode towards Rangdan Overlord, deliberately slowing his pace so that Rian could keep up.
The Primarch was also watching the performance of the Great Sage's Skitarii, and he saw a large number of Skitarii soldiers raise their Volkite Matchlock and launch an attack.
The jets of flame instantly reduced a large number of the Slave Army to ashes.
Nimrod's pupils contracted; he knew that even the most capable Forge World would find it difficult to understand and manufacture explosive weapons.
In the early stages of the Great Crusade, incendiary weapons were relatively common among the Legiones Astartes, but they were quickly replaced by easily manufactured Bolter.
After the "Great Crusade," incendiary weapons became rare relic weapons in the armies of the Space Marine Chapter and the Tech-priest.
It wasn't until the emergence of Belisarius Cawl that explosive weapons were once again deployed in large quantities.
[Hmm, Rian's Mechanicus Ark has impressive forging capabilities; his guards are even widely equipped with explosive weapons.]
As Nimrod pondered, he saw the Tech-Priest leading the various detachments all Volkite Blaster at a Rangdan Overlord.
A deafening gunshot rang out, and the Overlord's personal energy shield crackled and popped.
After several rounds of fire, the individual energy shield shattered, and the Overlord was immediately incinerated by the Destruction Ray.
The value of "Corrosion" on Rian has increased again.
Nimrod quickly shifted his attention back to the battlefield, where he saw a Rat-Headed Overlord clapping his hands.
The sound of the impact was amplified a hundredfold, and the devastating shockwave ripped away more than a dozen Shadow of Order.
[Telekinesis!]
What a coincidence! I just started learning that too.
The Primarch's brain spun rapidly, and the telekinetic knowledge he had once read, recorded in the Flao Data Crystal, surfaced in his mind.
The "Baron of Corruption" clapped his hands, and under his control, his Telekinesis condensed into a black Spear, which shot straight at the Rangdan Overlord.
Amidst the clang of energy impact, Rangdan Overlord Energy Shield shattered.
The Rat-Headed Overlord looked over and saw the black-armored giant with golden wings on its back. His eyes were immediately filled with terror.
That was the powerful being who killed the Warmaster.
The Rat-Headed Overlord immediately tried to escape, but before he could make a move, the slapping sound rang out again.
Seeing an even more powerful Psionic Energy shockwave approaching, the Overlord quickly raised his Force Shield.
Boom!
The Force Shield shattered, the rat's head fell off, and his last remaining thought was, "[The second Psionic Energy spell he cast was several times more powerful than the first one.]"
The cleansing of the Spiral- Morse primary star lasted for four sidereal months.
After Nimrod returned to the Shadow of the Throne, he received a request from Lucius's forces, who were fighting alongside the Legion, asking for the technology to build Artificial War Satellite.