The Servitor beside Vulkan left after a brief check of his vital signs. Although the Panacea had strengthened the Primarch's body, it did not seem to have caused any unusual mutations.
For now, the Spear of Titans had a more pressing problem to face.
Under the combined efforts of two Daemon Princes and numerous Thousand Sons Sorcerers, the once-chaotic tides of the Warp were gathering into a terrifying wave.
A net of energy woven from the power of Chaos held the Spear of Titans firmly in place.
Although the Mechanical Constructs of the Men of Iron had no souls and cast no reflections in the Warp, that did not mean their physical forms could not suffer damage within it.
Countless twisted runes flickered within the net as immense energy began to eat away at the Spear of Titans' thick Gellar Force Field.
A violent burst of energy erupted.
The Gellar Force Field generator overloaded.
The immense Force Field covering the entire ship vanished in an instant.
With the Gellar Field no longer obstructing it,
the Lance Weapon at the prow of the Spear of Titans immediately blazed with dazzling light.
Like an enormous fish breaking through a fishing net, the Giant Ship surged free, dragging the torn energy net behind it.
This development caught both sides by surprise.
Even Magnus and Ghargatuloth had never imagined such a thing would happen.
The mechanized vessel carried no living beings. Its Gellar Force Field existed only to prevent prolonged immersion in Warp energies from causing abnormalities in the hull's materials.
After all, haphazard fusion between metals often reduced their strength. Once the vessel returned to realspace, those slightly fused metals would become weaknesses in its Machine Body.
That was why the ships of the Men of Iron maintained Gellar Fields.
But even without