With the Wind and Cloud-class Battleship's final impact, the banquet on the walls came to an end.
Khan Morigen had not seen the T'au battlesuit, so he could hardly judge what class it was.
Evan had not taken action entirely because...
I don't even know what the White Scars have in reserve. Even Imperial records describe our Parent Chapter's armaments as "unknown," "suspected," and "presumably"...
So Evan simply proposed that both sides "coordinate" their armaments, playing to their respective strengths and making both Chapters more well-rounded in combat.
Khan Morigen naturally needed to invite Evan aboard the Parent Chapter's warships, perhaps even back to Quanzhou Monastery on Chogoris. For now, however, the Khans—the company commanders—seemed not to have had their fill of the Wind and Cloud-class Battleship.
A crowd of mortals emerged from the Solid Field. Most crew members immediately returned to their stations. This journey had been unusually long, and they had never considered whether leaving the ship unattended for so long might cause an accident.
Next, we'll demonstrate Warp Skipping. The question is, how do we convince the White Scars to trust us?
If we mean them harm, once the voyage begins, they'll be completely isolated. None of their warships can interfere with a Wind and Cloud-class Battleship skipping across the Warp.
Khan Morigen seemed to recognize their concerns. He remained relaxed, reassuring the surrounding Khans while asking how this kind of jump was navigated.
The White Scars were well trained. Although most ordinary warriors were still looking around, the veterans of Spearhead had already occupied key positions.
They could ensure that, the instant fighting broke out, they would reach critical locations and sabotage them.
The Librarians met with the Techmarines and began assessing the warship's safety.
Evan wanted them to do exactly that.
The Wind and Cloud-class