Lelith Hesperax seemed not to notice the hints the Kabals were sending her from the gladiatorial arena stands.
Stop fighting.
There were more important matters.
Lelith Hesperax had already completely immersed herself in the revelry of battle.
She did not care in the slightest what anyone else was saying.
"What a troublesome xenos."
"Damn xenos."
In a short span of time, the two Space Marines and the Ork wielding a choppa were already covered in wounds.
Yet their opponent was like an elusive catfish, impossible to even touch.
Every time they felt they had struck her, they would end up wounded instead.
Her weapons seemed coated in some pain-inducing drug that heightened sensitivity. Even the slightest graze felt as though thousands upon thousands of silver needles had pierced one's arm.
"This bastard!"
As they watched their enemy flaunt herself, both sides could barely suppress the anger in their hearts.
But there were simply too many xenos here. It would be difficult for them to take her down.
Outside Commorragh.
Commorragh, within the Webway, was an incomparably vast world. Above it floated a dead star, which served as both Commorragh's source of energy and its only source of illumination.
Beyond the dead star lay enormous Webway passages connecting Commorragh to other worlds.
Commorragh was like a city embedded within the Webway.
"Commorragh really isn't small."
A human warship approached from afar under stealth, its form completely concealed within the Webway.
Some people, upon seeing the Webway, thought it was merely an ordinary tunnel.
Yet the Webway was practically another vast universe. Within that immense cosmic realm, Commorragh and all its stellar energy sources occupied only a small portion of the Webway.
The city of Commorragh existed in a state the material world could not comprehend. Its buildings were all bizarre, like