The even larger World Engine known as the Dynasty Engine flew through the void at a speed that defied the laws of physics and ignored inertia, heading straight for the Sautekh Dynasty's three World Engines.
When the Dynasty Engine began to rumble, Imotekh aboard the Tomb Ship keenly sensed its intent.
A feeling of tension was simulated.
It was a feeling Imotekh had experienced only during the War in Heaven, when facing ten Old Ones attempting to protect an Aeldari Webway city packed with suicidal attacks.
A World Engine, a weapon of mass destruction, was hardly some irreplaceable treasure within the Necron scientific system. It could be rebuilt, but the Star God fragments powering it could not be replicated. With the dynasties having lost much of their strength during their slumber, capturing Star God fragments was clearly no easy task now.
Under Imotekh's arrangement, a small portion of the fleet broke away from the main force and surged toward the Dynasty Engine.
Atop the Dynasty Engine's temple, Qin Mo watched the incoming fleet. He felt pressure, but it was only visual pressure.
The Sautekh Dynasty's immense military might was evident in the fact that these fleets were merely the smallest fraction of its vast armada, yet they still created the visual impression of blotting out the sky and sun.
"Niadraza." Qin Mo turned to look at Burner.
Burner first met Qin Mo's gaze, then raised his head to look into the void above.
Even without an order, Burner would have attacked, because he already wanted to test how much of his power had returned.
During the gods' fragment-hunting operation led by Qin Mo, Burner's completeness had already approached ninety percent. Only the final fragment remained, bound behind Szarekh's Throne.
As the thought born from Burner's desire for destruction arose, sparks