Yet the loss of the Bio-Titans only further inflamed the fury of the hungry will in the Warp.
As the earth shook, a shadow comparable in size to an Imperial frigate appeared in the distance, floating through the air. Beneath it, a group of enormous, vaguely dinosaur-like figures raced across the ground.
Those were Saint-class Titans. Unlike the spider-like Bishop Titans, these Saint Titans resembled rampaging rhinos. Standing thirty to forty meters tall, they charged forward like hills on the move.
The earth trembled violently.
As these giant creatures approached, the Deathwatch standing at the rear got their first clear look at the strange beast in the sky.
It bore the typical features of the Tyranids: an enormous, streamlined body covered in a hard chitinous shell, with countless glowing organs and bizarre biological conduits crisscrossing the gaps in its armor.
The Dominatrix was practically an embodiment of the Great Devourer's will.
As the ground swarm's supreme neural nexus, she could all but represent the Great Devourer's will directly.
Her immense body stayed outside the firing angles of the large defensive batteries between the two nearby fortresses, floating in the sky at the edge of the battlefield.
The Great Devourer wanted to witness these irritating metal machines being utterly crushed. Insatiable hunger and the frenzied urge to devour.
Though the other two Bishop Titans in the center of the battlefield had already fallen under concentrated fire from the Enforcer Tanks.
Saints and Bishops were entirely different, however. These Titans were heavily armored and immensely tough. Although their ranged firepower was not as outrageous as that of the Bishop Titans, they could withstand far more punishment than those "spiders."
And the strength of their powerful bodies made them much faster than the Enforcer Tanks.
The changing data painted a stark picture. Iax