One of the greatest weaknesses of mechanical civilizations is that if an existence stronger than you infiltrates your system, there is nothing you can do.
Just like now.
The combat suits were locked down.
The drones had become scrap metal, and the turrets could no longer spew fire.
All communications had been cut off.
The entire city had instantly returned to the Stone Age. Tau citizens walked out of their homes in confusion, looking around in bewilderment, completely unable to figure out what had happened.
Meanwhile, the Inquisition had launched its attack.
When the Inquisition fleet suddenly appeared beside the Tau fleet, the latter did not react at all.
Only when they saw the dark muzzles of the guns aimed at them through the windows did they realize something was wrong.
And then came the flashes of light.
The destruction of the Tau fleet was merely a faint glimmer, invisible even in the sky.
Like savage beasts, the Inquisition fleet broke through the wreckage of vessels erupting with flames and explosions, reached a safe orbit, and aimed at the ground.
Then it released the Drop Pods.
As thousands upon thousands of Drop Pods descended like raindrops, the attack officially began.
Meanwhile, inside the command center, everything was peaceful and tranquil.
The Tau had no Psykers and could not sense Warp Space in the slightest.
They could only confirm information through technology, sensors, and reports.
When Rumiere invaded the command center, she had already completely falsified all the information.
Thus, from the command center's perspective, everything in the city was orderly, and nothing had gone wrong.
Therefore, when the muffled roar of an explosion rang out, everyone in the command center was somewhat surprised.
"What happened?"
The Fire Clan Commander turned around and coldly glared at the subordinate beside him.
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