Amon's Host is a strange collection of psionic entities and physical creations.

As the creator of the Zerg, Amon's research in bioengineering is quite good. Combining the psychic technology of the Warp and the Xel'Naga's own technology, Amon's army is widely used in various forces in the Warp.

These troops, similar to the Zerg but more powerful than the Zerg, have countless variants.

There are Nurgle's plague bodies, Khorne's blood god bodies, and various forms of psychic bodies blessed by some individuals in the void.

Each alienated version can be said to be an advanced creation completed by the evil gods and Amon.

If it were the old Kerrigan and the Protoss, they would definitely not be able to handle something that was clearly several levels above the real dimension, but the Empire was no pushover when it came to genetic engineering and psychic technology.

The specialized psychic light blade has the most direct penetrating damage to these strange individuals.

Kerrigan's Zerg has also undergone several rounds of reinforcement, and each individual is quite powerful.

This is the fateful battle of the StarCraft universe, and a technological battle between the Empire and the Warp.

The ones engaging in close combat with the Zerg were Amon's Blood God Bodies. These violent individuals inherited some of the abilities from Khorne and showed considerable strength in close combat. The key was that this thing had some super-strong reproduction and fission abilities, just like the Zerg.

Among them, Kerrigan even saw some of the green orcs' regeneration technology and ecosystem construction technology.

It is hard to imagine how these arrogant and greedy gods could achieve this level of cooperation.

The Protoss warriors were intercepted by Tzeentch's shadowy entities. These strange entities that hid in the shadows and were specifically responsible for assassination were somewhat similar to the Dark Templar.

However, powerful individuals like the Tiyangchi Mother and the Void Demon are not someone Amon can easily match.

These two behemoths ensured that the advantage on the battlefield was always on the side of the Empire. In the orbits around the Void Evil, there were densely packed small insect nest worlds that continuously produced new insect swarms and joined the battle.

However, the corruption technology that both sides were proud of was useless in this battle.

The Zerg cannot transform these mutants, and the power of the Warp cannot corrupt the Zerg.

This is a war of attrition that will only get less and less as the battle goes on. It's all about logistics.

Right now, the Empire and the Warp are fighting fiercely, and it is highly unlikely that both sides will be able to withdraw more troops to support a single universe, so this battle will be based on the cards currently in the hands of both sides.

Whoever finishes first can choose to leave.

but!

Although it has no military support, the Empire still has advantages that the Warp cannot match.

The empire had long anticipated the situation of being short of troops in the future, and had built a large number of super weapons that could be launched over long distances or even across the universe through space tunnels.

These enhanced versions of the Dyson beam are flawless except for the long charging time.

After all, energy consumption is not a defect for the current empire.

Soon, Amon noticed something was wrong as Kerrigan launched another round of attacks.

The spatial fluctuations behind him were too obvious, and it was obvious that something was coming.

The Empire's Dyson beams were no secret, so Amon naturally wanted to get his hands on them.

But knowing that this thing exists is one thing, and whether you can defend against it is another.

The Dyson beam takes too long to charge, and will be interrupted by any slight disturbance, but you also have to find the location of the empire.

The energy of the beam that has been emitted is too strong to be resisted by ordinary means.

However, Amon immediately controlled his flagship to open another space crack at the landing point of the Dyson beam.

The Dyson beam that came across the boundary directly made another cosmic shuttle and was transferred to a corner in the subspace.

Kerrigan was not surprised that the attack missed. At this stage, any force that could compete with the Empire was no pushover, and she didn't expect one attack to be effective.

She also knew about Aamon's method. It would not be easy for Aamon to transmit such high-power energy as the Dyson beam.

This is what a balanced situation is like. Advantages accumulate, and small advantages gradually accumulate into big advantages and finally turn into winning advantages.

Kerrigan, who was prepared for a protracted war, was also not worried. She was just dividing the battlefield. Victory was certainly gratifying, but defeat was also unacceptable to Kerrigan, who controlled the Zerg.

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Ever since Slaanesh withdrew from the battlefield due to the fire in his backyard, the Emperor has been fighting vigorously, with the dominance of being able to take on three gods with one sword.

The morale of the following battle was also boosted. For a while, the coalition of evil gods in the subspace was actually beaten back step by step.

Although there are many gods in the Warp now, it is not a monolithic entity. Indigenous gods such as Nurgle hold the greatest power in the Warp, and the other psychic entities coming from the Void Realm usually have a cooperative attitude, but the current situation clearly has a tendency of everyone pushing down the wall when it falls.

Each of them has other thoughts.

In their view, although the Empire is powerful, it is very difficult to directly suppress gods like Nurgle.

The worst that could happen in this battle was that the Empire took advantage and left. After all, the Empire's battle line wasn't just the Warp.

It would be a good thing for them to take advantage of this opportunity to seize some of the authority belonging to the Four Gods.

Unlike the Empire, which is united, everyone in the Warp has their own ulterior motives and has no idea how terrifying the Empire's war goals are this time.

The golden light has dyed the sky of the battlefield, and the evil gods have a deeper understanding of the current emperor.

Through the Emperor's performance, they also indirectly understood the situation of the Empire.

He even glimpsed the future of the Empire, which was looming in the light of the Emperor.

It's not that the evil gods are too strong or the emperor is too weak, but the future of the empire has become unstoppable. This is a verdict on the gods!

The future of that glorious empire is like a deadly poison to the evil gods.

From the fragmented fragments, the evil gods saw the collapse of the warp. The Emperor tore off Khorne's head with one hand and stepped on the corpse of Tzeentch.

How can the evil gods accept such a future?

However, this is only a possibility in the future, and the evil gods soon calmed down and thought about their next move.

Perhaps this future was too exaggerated, and suddenly an excited roar came from the side of the subspace!

Waaagh!

The Warhammer evil gods are all one family, and the orcs also joined the battle from the side.

All of a sudden, the emperor went from being outnumbered one against three to being outnumbered one against five, and the situation shifted in another direction.