Warhammer Starfleet: United States of America, Morganda Sector, GT78 System, Planet Nine

At this moment, a large number of T2 interstellar warships are parked in the near-Earth orbit of this planet, and there are even a few T3 interstellar warships in the more distant star system.

In addition, many wrecked interstellar warships and traces of battle can be seen around this planet.

On this planet, the scene is one of utter devastation and suffering.

The only space elevator was like a giant burning tree, engulfed in flames.

This was not set on fire by the attackers, but by the resistance fighters on this planet.

If the space elevator isn't ignited, the space soldiers, weapons, and resources from that fleet can be deployed to the planet's surface much faster.

Therefore, when ordering all interstellar ships to flee, the rebel leader immediately issued the order to burn the space elevators.

Looking at the surface of this planet, the few cities that remain have been turned into battlefields, and in some places, the wreckage of crashed interstellar warships can still be seen.

Most of these interstellar warship wreckages are engraved with blood-red warhammer emblems.

As is well known, the fleet emblem of the Warhammer StarCraft United States is gold.

And this blood-red emblem represents the rebel fleet!

Inside the city, some rebel ground forces continued to resist. Unable to defeat the starships overhead, they used their own weapons to attack the landing ground troops.

Beneath the ruins of an observatory, a white-haired orc in military uniform, with an eyepatch over one eye, lies hidden.

"Reporting to the general, breaking news: all combat personnel of Ground Combat Unit No. 373 have been killed in action," a white-haired orc officer reported to the general.

The white-haired orc put down his telescope; in front of him was a crack through which one could see outside.

Although he still has some radar equipment here, the detection signals from the radar equipment may reveal their location.

Currently, only essential low-frequency communication channels will be open to connect combat units in various locations.

General Bai Mao silently tapped his handheld terminal, but the projected image appeared intermittently.

He slapped the handheld terminal hard with his left hand a few times before the projected image returned to normal; it was a combat squad roster.

There were a total of one thousand combat units, but two-thirds of them are now grayed out, which means that these combat squads have either all been killed in action or have lost contact and are missing.

Each combat unit consists of approximately one thousand people, scattered throughout the planet.

The vast majority of them were warriors of the White Tiger tribe. In addition, there were tens of millions of elderly, weak, women and children of the White Tiger tribe in several shelters beneath the surface of this planet.

And his identity.

It was General Ted, the chieftain of the White Tiger tribe and one of the rebel leaders.

General Ted took a deep breath and ran his finger across the ground unit numbered 373, turning its list black.

"This is the third unit to fall today." General Ted sighed, looking at the T1 interstellar warships floating in the air outside the gap.

These T1 starships can fly freely within a planet, and once their ground forces discover the location of their rebels, they will transmit the coordinates to these T1 starships.

These T1 interstellar warships would then launch an attack, using their terrifying cannons to directly blast away the tiny lives on the ground.

One month.

A whole month.

General Ted leads his warriors in this hopeless battle on this planet.

He knew very well that this battle was hopeless, that there was no chance of victory, and that there would be no reinforcements.

Having lost their interstellar warship, they will remain on this planet forever.

The White Tiger tribe will completely disappear from the Warhammer United States.

"At least Midale got out alive, and the flame of our White Tiger clan was preserved," General Ted said to himself, trying to console himself.

"Reporting, General! Our deep-space telescope has discovered a... stargate!" Suddenly, a civilian orc officer rushed in.

"Stargate? Were you stunned by the explosion when you were attacked before?"

"How come there's a stargate here?" General Ted asked.

"It really is! It really is a stargate! I was just using my telescope to check the situation in outer space when I suddenly noticed a glowing point far behind the Warhammer fleet. When I zoomed in, I discovered a strange stargate!" the orc officer exclaimed excitedly.

General Ted frowned slightly, still unwilling to believe it.

"Come and see for yourself! I swear on my life, there really is a stargate!" the orc officer said anxiously, pointing to the telescope control room next door.

General Ted had no choice but to walk over.

At that moment, an orc soldier standing in front of an image-collecting instrument through a telescope exclaimed, "A starship! A starship is coming out of that stargate!"

Stargate?

Starships?

Could it be that my soldiers have suffered a mental breakdown because of this month of fighting?

General Ted had this question in his mind, but when his gaze fell on the monitor screen, he was dumbfounded.

It was a crystal screen, three meters long and three meters wide, because this was a relatively old astronomical station, so it was equipped with this outdated instrument.

However, it was precisely because of this outdated equipment that he was able to allow soldiers to use it without worrying about the enemy scanning it.

At this moment, a glowing'stargate' can be seen in the center of this crystal screen.

Although not entirely certain, the first thing this former fleet commander thought of when he saw the design was a'stargate'.

At that moment, several interstellar warships appeared, passing through the'stargate'!

This further confirms General Ted's idea.

This is a stargate!

"I don't remember there being a stargate here. Could it be some new technology from Warhammer that allows a stargate to be built in a month?" General Ted wondered.

Upon closer inspection, he discovered that the starships that appeared did not bear the warhammer emblem, nor any tribal emblem.

As if to conceal their identities, these interstellar warships had no emblems.

Meanwhile, more and more interstellar warships emerged!

Ten ships...

Thirty ships...

One hundred ships...

Two hundred ships...

These interstellar warships appeared one after another within a few dozen seconds and quickly formed battle formations, demonstrating that they were a well-trained interstellar fleet.

But where did this interstellar fleet come from?

Hiss hiss hiss

Just then, a voice sounded from the handheld terminals of all the orc soldiers present. At first, it was a little blurry, but after zooming in, it became clear that it was a sentence.

That was a message sent to this planet and played on the public screen.

"Warriors of the White Tiger Clan!"

I, Charlotte, have returned!