After communicating with the newly joined C'tan, Qin Mo had the gods stand by inside the Celestial Engine while he himself went aboard the flagship Glorious Humanity.
After passing through the hull and entering the bridge, the Tyran Navy personnel saluted first, then Adam and Grey, the two old friends, greeted each other.
Qin Mo saw a hundred simulated Lions gathered around Lion and asked in surprise, "You actually simulated a hundred Lions? You didn't start fighting?"
Just as Grey was about to answer, Lion spoke first. "The two of us may have some prejudices against each other, but I'm not that extreme. How could I possibly fight myself?"
"They really didn't fight, but it was close," Adam said.
Lion shot Adam a glance, then brought up the more important matter. "So we'll be able to receive the C'tan's help, like we did during the Golden Crusade?"
"Yes." Qin Mo nodded. "I'll help those C'tan become as whole as possible. They're stronger now, and they're filled with hatred for those skeletons. They'll be more than willing to help."
Qin Mo turned to look at the drifting wreckage of Necron vessels beyond the viewport, then added, "Those metal skeletons can resurrect, but their ships can't regenerate. They still need to be rebuilt. This decisive battle sparked by the internal conflicts among their dynasties will give us an advantage."
Lion smiled and rubbed his hands together.
"Where's Roboute?" Qin Mo asked Lion. "On my way here, I saw the approaching Ultramarines fleet, but I didn't see Roboute aboard Macragge's Honour."
At the mention of Guilliman, Lion's expression gradually darkened. Frowning, he said, "Roboute has plenty to deal with right now. I thought he could settle everything as long as he stayed in the rear, but clearly that wasn't the case. The logistics