The unstoppable Destroyer Robot had its shield pierced by a Wraithknight's dark matter cannon and was blasted to the ground. Then the forty-meter-tall Titan leaped high into the air, swinging its Giant Reaper Scythe, the gleaming blade sweeping down at speed.
The Destroyer Heavy Robot rolled over and swiftly raised the enormous Power Claw on its left arm to block the descending scythe, while its right arm swept violently sideways at the Wraithknight. The nimble Wraithknight planted a foot hard against the side of the Destroyer's Power Claw, then leaped again, using its immense weight to snap the arm sweeping toward it and narrowly evade the enormous, several-meter-long Power Claw.
Amid the piercing screech of twisting metal and the dull thud of the fallen metal arm, the airborne Wraithknight activated its dark matter cannon again and fired at the Destroyer Robot below.
The massive beam punched through the Destroyer Robot's torso, and the severely damaged Destroyer instantly collapsed.
Yet these Titans, which had slumbered for ten thousand years, were no strangers to these enormous machines.
Many of their occupants had been placed inside Titans precisely because their siblings had died on battlefields against the Men of Iron.
Facing the fallen Destroyer Robot, the Wraithknight hacked into the breach in its torso with its scythe, shattering the machine's power core before its self-destruct program could activate.
But the Mechanical Army had no shortage of Destroyer Robots.
More would soon arrive to replace them.
Revenant Titans leaped and dodged among Commorragh's buildings. Their twin Avenger cannons could easily shatter Avenger-class giant robots and outgun Destroyers in long-range exchanges, while the torrents of missiles released by their launchers devastated the dense clusters of Sentinels on the ground.
These weapons from the ancient Aeldari Empire immediately demonstrated tremendous destructive power.
Each of these Titans