Chapter 533: The Transport Convoy Captain Reports for Duty
The Khala Network really was a wonderful thing. Those Black Cans, carrying Nila Stations and frantically promoting them across the Galaxy, weren't just serving humans; even some Xenos races chose to have the network installed.
Taking advantage of this, Blackwatch's reputation began to spread on a small scale as the Khala Network was installed. "The guys who get you connected" became every creature in the Galaxy's first impression of Blackwatch.
The Nila Terminal Machine had a design that looked like it was made by someone whose brain had short-circuited, but that didn't detract from its practical value. And best of all, it was free—installation came right to your door at no charge. You only had to pay for the accompanying terminal machine.
As a truly fallen empire, the Aeldari had spent their entire lives aboard Craftworlds. They were quite pleased with this novel device. In particular, after a Blackwatch salesman told them it could effectively prevent Chaos Corruption, they brought out a large number of Spirit Stones and bought the VIP installation service.
The Pointy-ears' ancestors had once been wealthy, after all. Compared with something that could effectively resist Chaos Corruption, a few Spirit Stones were nothing. They weren't Wraithbone, the core material used in Eldar production, so they were hardly worth mentioning.
At first, the Aeldari were hostile toward these Space Marines who had suddenly appeared. At one point, guided by prophecy, they even fought Blackwatch, wantonly destroying Nila Stations that had already been installed.
But through their interactions, they discovered that this legion of Space Marines called Blackwatch actually had a great many Eldar among its ranks, along with some miniature little guys called Blacklight Elves.
This strange mixture of a legion led the Eldar to conclude unanimously that