Warhammer: Leading the Necron Dynasty to Another World

It is recommended to go to Transformers. The source of fire should allow the undead to obtain their souls.

There are too few Necrons in Hammer fandom, I hope the author can stick to it

The author can try to find artificial soul technology for the undead, and the undead still have Egyptian elements. If it is infinite flow, you can try to go to Shurima to find the Ascension technology to ascend the star god.

When it comes to different worlds, I have to say Kazuma. I really want to see Kazuma. When I open my eyes, I fall into a world transformed by the Necron. I dare not face the fact that I have traveled to Warhammer. (Trivia: As a game nerd, Kazuma is also proficient in various strategy games in addition to second games)

The reading data is very important to the book and the author... I really want to write this book down, and here is a tip for you. I hope you can catch up on the latest chapters before it is put on the shelves. I will try to maintain a regular update schedule. ✧*｡٩(ˊᗜˋ*)و✧*｡

What do you think when the armor that can be connected to the Macro Cannon was hit by water droplets and penetrated it?

Trazyn the Endless has a cloak made of crystals of pure time. If Trazyn is about to be seriously injured, this cloak will allow Trazyn to see it in slow motion in advance. Original text: And Trazyn - with artificial slowness - saw the piece of shrapnel that would kill him. It was the size of a hand, and spun towards his face like a throwing knife. He activated the cloak, found a future where he survived, and took it. The Infinite and the Divine As shown in the original text, Trazin can then activate the time cloak and choose a satisfactory one among the many possible futures displayed by the cloak; after selecting, the cloak will automatically make this future come true. This can also be regarded as indicating that unlike many other camps that can only convert mass and energy, the Necrons can convert time into matter. In addition, Trazyn's cloak can also prevent his opponents from traveling through time. In the following, Orikan, who was about to be hit, tried to teleport himself back in time, but Trazyn's cloak intercepted him. Orikan wants to find a past that prevents him from being hit, and return to this past; however, the cloak prevents such a past from existing at all. This also shows the lethality of the scepter of Trazin the Endless: it can directly crush protons. Original text: Orikan stepped forward, whispering thanks to the constellations, and whatever nameless god or power put them into motion. And then the obliterator hit him from behind. Orikan stepped back to the past, found his way blocked by Trazyn's cursed cloak. No past could exist, it seemed, where he was not struck. Instead, Orikan went back as far as he could - a bare half-second - twisting his head so the staff struck a glacing blow rather than scattering the whorl of protons that formed his cranium. - The Infinite and the Divine@reader

It seems like the author really has no experience? The reference to the Bone King is far more than a tribute; as Cloudhammer, I don't really understand the Necron, but at least the dehumanization in this film is better than that of pure skin-changing humans, which is just within my... "Tolerance" range?

@readerThe author's post is about the behavior of the Necrons.

I hope the author doesn't want tj, otherwise he would suggest reincarnation as a hell beast.