Three months was neither a long time nor a short one.
With the Khala Network providing reliable communications and the Angel of Bliss coordinating resources, every Legion began its prewar mobilization.
Weapons and equipment piled high in warehouses were unsealed. Millions of tons of ammunition were shipped aboard cargo vessels to the warships, ensuring that the macro-cannons had the minimum supply needed for every shot.
Thanks to Hogg's vigorous promotion of modular standards, after ten thousand years of development, every Legion's shipping containers had been standardized, greatly simplifying the difficulty of distributing supplies.
The Khala Network, Star Gate routes, and the Angel of Bliss, now gradually being issued only within the Legions—this trio had given the Imperium new vitality and the confidence to counterattack the Dark Side.
Compared with modular supply crates, the Astra Militarum's bigwigs had also gotten their hands on the T4 Mechanical Exoskeleton, jointly produced by all the Legions. Like the Mark X Power Armour, now fully issued to the Space Marines, this thing was all about mass production and ample supply. Even if its structure was damaged, it could be repaired with cheap, mass-produced modules.
Some Legions had even started basic repair courses for their soldiers. With nothing more than simple tools, they could find a scrap of metal and patch the thing up.
Guilliman's management was downright terrifying. During the three thousand years after the Great Crusade ended, he'd made plenty of blunders, but he'd still followed the right path: continuing to promote the standardization projects his brothers supported and laying a solid foundation for the future.
And during the 132 years since the Primarchs' return, Guilliman had continued to advance step by step, using the Adeptus Mechanicus unified by Blackwatch as his foundation and extending its influence outward, squeezing the Tech-priests' efficiency to the