"The Target Is the Forest's Edge Thirty Kilometers North

Soldiers of the Glory Legion were already arrayed and waiting in the assembly area.

Fully armed, their neat formations looked exceptionally solemn under the white light of the space gate.

The power armor of the Glory Legion also adopted the core structure of Titan Armor, but in its exterior design, it retained a strong classical imagery.

The overall styling did not resemble that of the Astartes; instead, it came closer to the heavy infantry of ancient Roma.

The chest and shoulder plates of the armor were broad and thick with sharp lines, paired with metal rivets and relief-like ornamentation, giving people a steady, majestic, and power-filled impression.

In the sunlight and the white radiance reflected by the space gate, the metal fold lines on the armor cast a cold, sharp luster.

On the helmets of a few officers stood iconic crest decorations, and crimson or black tassels resembled battle flags, indicating their status and position in the formation.

Moreover, every single Glory Legion warrior was equipped with a boltgun, though it was a size smaller than those used by the Astartes—"merely" a .50 cal.

Despite falling short of Astartes standards in firepower, it still possessed absolute destructiveness before ordinary enemies.

Melee weapons consisted primarily of chainswords and power swords, and their sizes were also lighter than those used by the Astartes, making it convenient for the Werewolf Race, vampires, and mixed-blood warriors to wield their natural talents.

That roaring sound of rotating gears and the energy sparks slightly bursting from the power swords added an extra layer of murderous intent to the deployed atmosphere.

Overall, the Glory Legion was like a "low-spec" version of the Astartes.

Perhaps they were not empire miracles like true Astartes, but before the "mass production" of Astartes, these superhuman abhuman warriors truly had been an