Iax doesn't care whether these cumbersome things go or stay, even if he just updated the equipment and ships for these Imperium troops.
Wrath of Fenris took away one hundred thousand Mortals and one thousand and three Astartes, which is good.
After all, this will reduce the standard material consumption by two hundred thousand Mortals.
Just when all Mortals and Astartes started to board their respective ships, the first challenge appeared.
Countless Tech-Priests are running around on the ship, but no matter how they connect to the ship, they can no longer feel Machine Spirit.
Not the hull, not the weapons, not the vehicles.
There is no trace of Machine Spirit anywhere.
Men of Iron has always been puzzled by the behavior of Tech-Priest connecting his brain to the data stream.
The carrying capacity of the human brain is far beyond what the computing array composed of quantum chips can match. Even at the risk of being penetrated by the data flow and turning into idiots, these people are still happy to treat themselves as a tiny processing unit and try to connect to the ship's system to access data.
It's as if the screens displaying data results are just decorations.
There is a large amount of emotional information or other messy sensory data in the human brain. When they connect themselves to the ship's system, it is obvious that this information will be brought into the ship.
Over time, an extremely large amount of data garbage will be formed.
These junk data will cause the ship system to operate slowly, data calls to be prone to errors, equipment to malfunction, and other problems. What is even more bizarre is that the data generated by these emotions will be corrupted by Chaos.
Men of Iron uses data to simulate emotions, while Machine Spirit equipped with Imperium digitizes emotions and leaves them in the equipment.
These are two completely different situations.
The Mortals ers who returned to the ship were surprised to find that the hull was as bright as new. Some Navy veterans were even certain that it was newer than any Forge World ship that had just been delivered.
The interior of the hull is spotless, not even a rust spot can be seen. Even the bottom compartment, which was once dilapidated and chaotic, has been completely repaired.
All pipes are neat and uniform, and all cables are neat and orderly.
The valves and switches scattered everywhere are concentrated in multiple key Control Room, and everything is extremely detailed and precise.
A large number of pipe wells were removed and redesigned rationally, and the maintenance access and corridor structures are hundreds of times better than their original condition.
On the lower level of the ship, there were once shacks and garbage rooms all over the corridors and aisles.
Not even a speck of stain can be seen on the ground.
Everything looked exceptionally clean and tidy.
This is disappointing.
Without stains, leaking water vapor and those slightly toxic leaks, even a little bit of moss will not grow for a long time.
How many people in the entire lower cabin can receive enough supplies to fill their stomachs?
One percent or one thousandth?
No one can tell clearly.
But those Mold Soup made from smelly recycled filtered water plus moss, mold, and some messy organic matter have indeed allowed many people to survive the hardship.
And worse things are still happening.
The frustrated Tech-Priests announced that they would reduce the number of workers.
Men of Iron repairs many pipes and structures that require frequent repairs once and for all.
The redesigned and optimized structure has significantly reduced the number of maintenance personnel.
You must know that without failure, there is no work to do.
Workers repairing a hull failure usually receive at least one day's ration.
Although it's just one or two extremely unpalatable Starch Bars or a Gelatin Can that I don't know what to make.
But that's enough to last two or three days without starving to death.
During maintenance work, workers can often secretly save some knick-knacks that can be exchanged for some food or other rare gadgets in the living area of the bottom warehouse or on the small black market.
Even a bottle of High-Efficiency Cooling Spray for skin cooling is quite expensive on the black market.
However, there may never be such an opportunity again in the future.
The brand new reactor provides a stronger energy supply, and even the lower hull and bottom tank are no longer as dark as before.
Bright, clean, tidy, and clean air, these words that have never been associated with the bottom of the cabin are now so uncomfortable.
While Priest were still studying what modifications Men of Iron had made to the ship and what amazing and excellent structures they could learn from, Navy Soldiers, who was in charge of patrolling on the ground floor, caught many workers trying to cause some minor damage to the hull.
Under the optimization of Men of Iron, everyone has their own room in the bottom cabin.
Even if it is a little small, this is treatment that was once almost unimaginable.
No one continues to huddle in some warm tube well.
But based on concerns about future life, they began to try to carry out some minor damage to some relatively hidden and less important pipelines.
People at the bottom need to work to get stable food rations.
Thanks to Men of Iron marking the pipe type every few meters on the pipe, no one is stupid enough to damage those extremely important pipes.
But there are still some dents in some pipes.
Without work instructions, it was impossible for workers to obtain equipment similar to Laser Welder or other high-power equipment, so they used some of the most basic and simple methods.
Use a Wrench or something to bang on some pipes like crazy.
But the quality of the ship reconstructed by Men of Iron exceeded everyone's imagination.
Although some pipes were slightly dented, they were not able to break even a single sewage pipe.
It was these bumping and abnormal noises that attracted Tech-Priest who were observing the changes in the hull structure.
The subsequent naval patrols quickly captured the workers.
After confirming that these people did not have any traces of being bewitched by Chaos or contaminated by Xenos, these workers were executed.
The charges and verdicts were played on a loop through the speakers on the lower hull.
And all this has nothing to do with Men of Iron.
The preparations have been completed, and Heart of the Forge has completed the material supply for Sword of the Void before leaving.
As the order was issued, the huge fleet began to set sail.
The Tech-Priest people gathered around the activated Arc Reactor and kept pouring Sacred Oil. The incense filled the entire middle and upper hull, and even made the inside of the ship become a little smoky.
And Astartess are constantly shuttling in the weapons and equipment warehouse.
Space Wolves and White Scars wore the new Power Armour provided by Men of Iron.
The appearance difference between the new Power Armour and the MK10 is not too big, but the shell has become one-piece, and the armor adopts a double-layer structure design and a linked opening and closing structure. Not only does it retain the modular structure and weapon support adaptation of the Imperium Power Armour, but the number of Electromuscular Fibers in the Power Armour lining is three times more than the original lining.
The power backpack that was originally on the back has been removed and integrated into the Power Armour. It is actually closer to the Centurion armor than Power Armour.
The Astartess who put on the new Power Armour did not immediately replace them with the new equipment that appeared in the arsenal.
Instead, keep using familiar equipment.
Unless there is a landing battle, these terrible weapons will be mothballed for a while.
After all, fighting on a ship is different. Those weapons given by others may smash the hull of the ship at any time instead of killing the enemy.
Unless their hulls are the size of Phalanx, only a fraction of these horrific weapons will be able to be used.