Catachan had devoured countless alien species and invaders, including Daemons from the Warp. It also harbored a peculiar insectoid predator known as the Catachan Devil. Legend had it that this species had been naturalized after Catachan devoured a Tendril Fleet of the Tyranid Swarm.
As for Catachan's many secrets, they had yet to be fully uncovered.
Warhammer fans had a joke: if Catachan rather than Cadia had guarded the Eye of Terror, there would have been no Thirteenth Black Crusade led by Abaddon, and no Great Rift across the Galaxy.
Given how terrifying Catachan was, the strength of the Catachan Jungle Fighters recruited there needed little introduction.
Now, at least thirty thousand Catachan Jungle Fighters were preparing to continue fighting the Orks in Ullanor's jungles. Among them were numerous remnants of the Astra Militarum, battered Space Marine companies, and a considerable number of Ogryns.
Ghazghkull Thraka would hardly be able to wipe them out anytime soon.
Though Ghazghkull Thraka loathed them, this was not the time to remain bogged down fighting them. Even a nominal occupation of Ullanor still counted as an occupation.
The Orks scattered throughout the Armageddon star system, whether on its planets or out in space, cheered excitedly. They all felt Ghazghkull Thraka lived up to his reputation as the strongest Boss, one capable of establishing an Ork Empire.
The clever, cunning Ghazghkull Thraka was also calling on the Weirdboys to spread word of his glorious victories to the surrounding Ork sectors. As a long-established Ork Boss, he was known to many Orks.
Thus, when images of the mighty Ghazghkull Thraka standing on Ullanor began spreading through the Waaagh! Field, their rate of transmission grew exponentially.
Not only the Ork tribes within Segmentum Obscurus, but also the vast Ork sectors flanking it would receive news of Ghazghkull