Warhammer: What Do You Mean You Romanced the Tyranids?
Chapter 219

When the Snipe and the Clam Fight

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On a small, abandoned space station near Carl II, there was a "luxurious" Orks camp.

The core structure is the hull of an Imperium frigate that has been dismantled and reconstructed, with the bow transformed into a command tower overlooking the entire camp.

The Hokage Clan's iconic cloud emblem is gilded and engraved in the most prominent position.

The entire base is directly surrounded by a standard 30-kilometer-long Waaagh GP racetrack.

The track is lined with dazzling plasma light strips on both sides, and the corners feature gravity-based sections and jump platforms similar to those in Elf Gawk.

Even the stands were made of layers of discarded warship armor plates, capable of accommodating millions of boys at the same time.

This is the coolest camp on the entire Carl II, a base that all the Hokage kids are proud of.

Since Elf Gawk won the championship and repelled the Imperial Fleet in two major victories.

The Hokage Clan's prestige skyrocketed, and young men flocked to join them, crowding through the camp gates.

What was once a nascent clan has now become a force that Carl II cannot ignore.

On the camp's racetrack, Squig Kids riding Hokage are constantly racing their beasts.

The roar of gunfire, the cheers of the boys, and the shouts of Squig mingled together.

The Waaagh Field enveloped the entire area, so dense it resembled a green substance.

However, there was not a trace of revelry in the main control room at the top of the command tower.

Lynn stood in front of the huge holographic map, his fingers constantly flipping through the information.

He did not bask in the glory of the two great victories, and even the increase in Waaagh Field brought about by the surge in clan prestige was regarded by him as a byproduct of the plan.

His gaze was always fixed on the core of power at the very top of Carl II.

Lynn knew very well that a few local victories could not damage the foundation of Carl II.

Even if he takes out Chandler or assassinates the Sith now, as long as he doesn't deal with them at the same time.

The Orks of Carl II could still gather together, becoming the hardest rock at the entrance to Brevis.

This could allow the Orks to unleash a waaagh frenzy that sweeps across Brevis at any moment.

The only way to completely take down Carl II is to eliminate Sith and Chandler at the same time.

But how to ignite this "earth-shattering" civil war is the question.

Although the Sith now have a reason to take action against Chandler, the conflict between them is not yet intense enough.

To escalate the conflict, Lynn's only option now is to target the Sith.

Therefore, Lynn had been setting up an intelligence network against the Sith ever since Chandler last came out of seclusion, and it had been operating for a full half month.

The first storyline is about the young Jonin he personally trained to Hokage a Hokage.

These kids are among the best Orks at using purple ninja suits, and they've undergone brutal ninja training.

He climbed his way up from genin to chunin step by step, possessing high levels of both stealth and combat skills.

They infiltrated the camps of various clans on Carl II, the mid-level workshops, and even the front-line defensive outposts.

Amidst the aroma of mushroom liqueur and the boys' boasting, they gradually unearthed all the rumors about the Sith.

They brought back countless fragmented pieces of information; the Sith had once participated in the Dorito landings.

Single-handedly, he used Psychic Power blasts to annihilate ten entire Astra Militarum, along with hundreds of Leman Russ Russ.

He never participated in the clan parties or the division of spoils, and had no interest in any power struggles except on Ragnar's orders.

He rarely even left his own camp, spending most of his time in the core area guarding the intergalactic communicator left behind by Ragnar.

The second line of communication involves the dozen or so fringe Psychic Power Boy he bribed with a vast collection of high-quality teeth and a limited amount of Warp knowledge.

These Psychic Power Boy, ostracized by the mainstream clans, were the only group on Carl II who could empathize with the Sith.

He was also one of the few confidants of the Sith.

The information they provided included not only that Sith was an extremely rare and powerful Psyker among the Orks, but also Sith's past.

Sith was born in an ordinary camp in Dorito and was born with Psychic Power talents.

However, the Sith, who was often disturbed by the whispers of the Warp, became somewhat insane and was ostracized and isolated by his own kind.

It was during a waaagh battle that the Sith's power was personally discovered by the Gluttonous Ragnar, who then promoted him to the position of second-in-command.

Therefore, he had an almost obsessive and absolute loyalty to Ragnar.

His Psychic Power are unfathomable; in terms of individual combat strength alone, this Psychic Power Boy is certainly formidable.

With their help, Lord Sith is Dorito Orks Alliance.

However, he never had any thoughts of vying for power or profit, and always stayed on the Carl II as a "supervisor".

Willingly serving as a tool in Ragnar's hand to guard against Chandler.

Adding to the already known love triangle between Chandler, Ragnar, and Sith, Lynn already knew about.

The three lines converged, ultimately outlining a clear network of relationships in front of Lynn, and allowing him to find the key to breaking the deadlock.

Sith's greatest strengths are his Alpha-level Psychic Power combat abilities and his absolute loyalty to Ragnar, but his greatest weakness also lies precisely in these very things.

He had no base of support on Carl II.

As an airborne supervisor, he had no clan support other than his personal squad of over a hundred Psychic Power Boy.

He himself never intended to win over other forces.

Furthermore, the Orks are a race that is inherently filled with aversion and fear towards Psyker.

The powerful figures from various clans outwardly treated him with utmost respect, addressing him as "Boss Sith."

Behind his back, they always treated him as an outsider and ostracized him, never truly accepting him.

He excels at suppressing enemies with Psychic Power on the front lines, and is adept at crushing all enemies with his Psychic Power.

He was completely clueless about power struggles and the art of cultivating relationships, or rather, he simply disdained to understand them.

Sith believed he had the ability to defeat Chandler single-handedly, but now Chandler had obtained the Mecha Cache.

When he finally develops the "most amazing mech," can he really defeat Chandler?

The Sith, unable to defeat Chandler head-on, lacked their own internal forces.

Facing the Orks, Carl II, who will most likely betray the organization along with Chandler.

No matter how you look at it, the only possible outcome is that it was defeated by Chandler, and then Chandler launched Waaaagh to engage in a final battle with Ragnar.

Sith must have thought of these things too, which is why it has lost its previous confidence and composure and is beginning to feel anxious.

Lynn was determined to capitalize on this anxiety and lure the Sith into a trap!

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