Chapter 632: Strange Passage
Bandis and his group seized two blade-studded jetbikes. They were not military vehicles of the Commorragh Conspiracy Cabals, merely ordinary killing machines that had been modified.
Gaunt's resolve made Bandis realize that he was not trying to die by opening the portal. It also made Bandis instinctively treat Gaunt's determination as an order.
No matter what, they had to open the portal.
There was an overwhelming chance that only these six Thunder Warriors remained in all of Commorragh.
If the story of the Thunder Warriors was to be brought to an end, it should not end with the meaningless deaths of six Thunder Warriors.
Having figured this out along the way, Bandis took over Gaunt's command and made his attitude clear to his old comrades: even if they died, they had to open the portal. And if they could not open it no matter what, then they would die before it.
At least when those who came after found their corpses, they would say, "The Thunder Warriors burned away the last spark of their lives in the war to assault Commorragh."
Instead of, "The Thunder Warriors selfishly sought Death for Glory. They could clearly have opened the portal, yet they died meaninglessly on the way."
The jetbikes sped down the straight passage.
There were many outposts and defensive positions along the route.
The Dark Eldar along the way tried to intercept them, but the Thunder Warriors' bikes flew at extremely low altitude and tremendous speed. The Dark Eldar could not effectively stop them and could only watch them fly past before rushing to their own vehicles to begin pursuit.
As the firstborn of the Old Ones, the Aeldari possessed superhuman physiques. Combined with the advanced weapons inherited from the Ancient Eldar Empire, taking down a