Let Commorragh Burn

The Old Ones' method of faster-than-light travel was so useful that once the fleet transferred into the Webway, it appeared directly at the very edge of Commorragh.

For those who had never entered the Webway and witnessed Commorragh, it was an extraordinarily strange experience.

The scale and individual quality of the Tyran Navy fleet were astonishing. Qin Mo had designed these warships to the standards needed to deal with the Necrons in the future.

This colossal fleet was the pride of the sector.

It was precisely because it possessed such a vast fleet that Talon, like the Five Hundred Worlds led by Primarchs, maintained its independent status.

Yet at Commorragh's most inconspicuous edge, this immense fleet resembled an army of ants crawling in swarms along the curb of a highway in a human metropolis.

Above them were buildings.

Below them were buildings.

The fleet was wedged in between.

Only the Celestial Engine, due to its enormous size, remained like a sun descended into the world, its radiance visible across all of Commorragh's surface.

Fortunately, though these military forces aside from the Celestial Engine were indeed ants in terms of size, they were ants with terrifying destructive power.

The moment it appeared, the fleet opened fire on areas the scanners identified as safe to bombard.

Towering spires like gigantic thorns broke away from the immeasurably high ceiling of the Webway and drifted apart.

Ancient defensive weapons within those colossal buildings, larger in scale than the fleet itself, immediately reacted and launched attacks against the fleet.

Countless enormous beams of multicolored light bombarded the Energy Shields of every warship in the fleet.

But the bombardment launched by those automated defense weapons did not last long.

A fragment of the Void Dragon made its move.

Within an astronomical distance roughly the size of