Invincible Chapter 1299

The Supreme Sorcerer of Infinity Chapter 1299 Things Can't Be Selling Audio Novel Listen Online

The Primarch is the Blood Angels of Sanguinius, the cake appointed by Khorne.

You need to have good looks, you need to have combat effectiveness, and it is the kind of style that likes to be upright, can fight to the death, is also very infectious, and can inspire the fighting spirit and blood of others.

As a result, Sanguinius became synonymous with loyalty. Although he was killed by Horus, his achievements with the Holy Blood Angels are obvious to all.

For the evil gods who are constantly at odds with each other, the past and present of the Blood Angels is basically a mockery of Khorne.

Here, Tzeentch has contributed a lot.

And until now, I have never tired of dismantling Khorne from this angle.

Orson the Cruel is a seed that Tzeentch is optimistic about.

Because Orson and his top general, his loyal subordinate Karas, are both the roots of the Blood Angels.

That's why Ormuz, or now Zon Höller, was placed by Tzeentch.

What Zon Heller plays is not role-playing, but acting in his true colors. This guy is the complete opposite of his twin brother, Azek Ahriman.

The irony is that a stupid person like Zorn Höller got what he wanted earlier than many smart people.

Although Tzeentch likes to compete with smart people, most of the people he uses to do things are those who are shrewd in small things, confused in big things, and whose boss has abused me thousands of times.

Today, Zon Höller is as happy as ever, dreaming of making a debut and invincible. The Legion of the Dead under his command is ready to fight, and it is quite interesting to see.

This is different from the general Chaos forces who always have endless things to do before they stand. Forced by Zorn Holler's power, the Legion of the Dead is usually relatively conscientious, and has no problems with errands or procrastination. Correspondingly, however, the upper limit of this army's combat power is not much to be expected, and it is not much different from the appearance.

Meanwhile, Orson the Cruel plays his wits even further.

Orson is now more concerned about how to gain benefits from this war than pitting Zon Holler.

After discovering that Kane actually had hundreds of legendary fighters, Orson felt quite resigned.

It is precisely because he cares about the crucial promotion battle that he has to choose a suitable opponent, instead of just casually falling into impossible tasks, and then expecting himself to perform miracles.

There are many miracles in the world, but most of the well-known ones are created by deliberately boasting. Of course, there were some speculations at first, a small victory can only be blown into a big victory, but not a miracle, and the majority of people who eat melons don't recognize it.

Originally, Orson planned to do such a miraculous project. He scored 80 points himself, and did more work on publicity, and then he made connections to achieve 120 points.

In this way, with the IP and the face of the boss, he, an employee, can be promoted and raise his salary.

As for the lining and dry goods, Orson can only say that the boss he is serving now cares about the lining and the lining that the secular boss cares about.

In fact, 'Emphasis on Propaganda' is just some experience that Orson has come up with after pondering over this issue for many years.

In the early days, like most people, he thought that the evil gods were extremely idle, and they were playing the trick of "sages fighting for face".

Later, slowly, he tasted some taste.

Why do saints fight for face?

Unlike the so-called ordinary people's fate understood from the perspective of mortals, it is just a game in the eyes of saints.

To say that is too self-deprecating.

Rather, it should be said that the skin is, to some extent, the lining of a saint.

That being the case, when doing one thing, how well it works in terms of publicity becomes an important scoring item or deduction item.

Take Abaddon's Black Crusade, for example.

It has been carried out eleven times so far, with repeated defeats and repeated defeats. Never won! It was ridiculed as "abaddon who is victorious in all battles".

But why can Abaddon continue to be honored and favored, and is still the No. 1 of the Betrayer series?

According to Orson's analysis, the key point is to do well in advertising.

Choose hot spots, create explosive news, and every time it starts, it is quite eye-catching, and the eye-catching effect is just right. As for whether the latter is anticlimactic, or simply unfinished, Orson even feels that Abaddon himself Didn't think about it that much.

The key is to start!

It must be loud, it must attract the attention of the world, and let the entire galaxy remember the Black Legion and the evil god behind it once again, and remember the fear of being dominated by the forces of chaos.

Orson, who thinks he has grasped the trick and has indeed tasted some of the sweetness of "fame", is naturally not the kind of tough guy.

What's more, the concepts of 'hard' and 'good' require evaluation in order to get results. That being the case, do we need to say more about the importance of whether the publicity is good or not, and whether the advertising is in place?

A hero speaks with his mouth. This common theory is actually the best summary of this cognition.

The middle-aged man has three great joys: he gets promoted and gets rich and his wife dies.

Compared with ordinary people, Orson felt that he had already entered the ranks of middle age. And those who fought with him in the past can now be compared with his wife, and the yellow-faced women have long been disgusted with each other.

What's more, there is one team for fighting the world, and another team for governing the world. History has always been like this. Orson doesn't think that there are problems with the founding emperors, but it is an inevitable choice for courageous emperors with experience and wisdom in place.

However, if you can make the best use of it, such as selling it for a good price before your wife dies, that would be even better. So where do you start with this single "life insurance"?

That was what Orson was thinking about now.

It was originally used as a sacrifice.

But now that the promotion is looking like a mess because of picking the wrong script, and the wife is half dead, it's a bit embarrassing.

Rescue the half-dead wife, arrange a rescue operation, and bring Albert back?

Not to mention the termination of the contract, the replacement team has already launched emergency reception operations for a period of time, even if there is no such thing, Orson will not save it.

This is also his experience over the years.

Roughly speaking, it’s like gambling. If you feel bad, you’d rather lose the bet you’ve put in than follow suit, so as to avoid falling into the illusion of ‘I can fight back’.

Now Orson feels very bad. The appearance of a legendary warrior can be said to make him shudder, and his dream of promotion is instantly shattered.

His main thinking now is how to resell this stall for a good price.

"Black Heart King Huron?"

Orson thought first of his creditors.

Huron is also in the Far East circle.

It's just that Huron started much higher than him.

The well-planned rebellion can be said to be the largest rebellion of space fighters after the Horus Rebellion, and successfully exploited several former fellow war groups. Including Kane not long ago, in the face of the Holy Blood Claws, he gave some benefits to save the Weepers from its precarious state.

The famous Battle of Badab not only made Huron famous, but also bought a lot of dry goods. It can be said to be rich in oil, especially in terms of battleships.

After it started the name of the "Red Pirates" war gang, in order to further increase its popularity, it held a deathmatch competition similar to an arena, and the championship prize was a 80% new Crescent-class cruiser.

What Orson didn't know was that some of the ships for Abaddon's upcoming twelfth black expedition were purchased from Huron.

In history, following the failure of the Twelfth Black Expedition, Abaddon used a Blackstone Fortress to end his debt relationship with Huron.

Orson also had a debt relationship with Huron because of the starship. After all, he started as a small war gang, and his initial possessions were only a raid ship.

It is too difficult to expect to start with a raid ship and get a part of the fleet. Orson doesn't think he is that kind of material, so if he insists on it, he is probably floating in space somewhere.

Ships are not capable enough, and they can't produce them themselves, but such vehicles are indispensable, so they can only be purchased.

Seeing that his career is thriving, he has a stable income in the bottomless dark cave, and he is also a space soldier, Huron allows him to purchase ships by means of loans. The four destroyers and frigates of his small fleet, That's how it all started.

Orson considers that Huron is a character who can play the current project. Although Gladius is a bit biased, there are many cracks in the subspace here. It is not a big problem for Huron's fleet to come.

But there were two things that made him hesitate.

1. This business is not going well.

According to his judgment, Huron would probably not pay the bill if he revealed all the information about the First Order that he said he knew.

After all, Huron's career is already on track, and Huron is not the kind of person who is addicted to promotion. He is already a devil prince. Occupying the best place in the vortex to establish a foundation, there is no need to take risks and choose such an opponent.

2. He himself is a bit unwilling.

It's not that he's not reconciled to giving up fighting against the First Order, but he's not reconciled to hastily selling at a low price.

He is keenly aware that such people and things are absolutely rare. In the history of human empires, they are all unprecedented, and it is hard to say whether there will be newcomers in the future.

This kind of people and things are the kind of people who are exposed, but all the participants can be recorded in the history books. The sale is too cheap, I am afraid that in the days to come, every time I think about it, I will regret and regret it.

However, the opportunity is fleeting, and although there are many mutant orcs on the Nasty, it doesn't look like it will last long. Even if he filled in Zorn Holler and the Death Army, he might not last long.

What's more, selling goods is about packaging, and he also counts on Zon Höller's real performances to create a small climax, so that he can ask for a price. This means that the time left for him to make decisions and operate is increasingly limited.

After some thought, Orson finally made a very bold decision. Sell ​​this stall to the evil god Tseung Qi!

The god of intrigue, the god of change, the god of deceit. It is said that Tzeentch's calculations are incomparable to others, and when fighting wits with Tzeentch, they all lose a lot.

Ao Senxin, however, also felt that occasionally, it might not be impossible to calculate in reverse thinking.

In other words, this is actually not a calculation.

For others, this may be a matter of buying and selling, but for the evil god, it may be an opportunity that can be held. And as long as you can hold it, the benefits here will be great.

Among the four evil gods, Nurgle likes to cut flesh with a small knife and poison endlessly. His style does not match this incident very well.

Slaanesh also has a bad style. Slaanesh prefers to induce the bad roots of human nature and engage in beauty tricks. It also takes time to brew and ferment. This kind of sudden encounter is not so much a favorite. Even if you are interested, the ongoing battle can only be used as a starting point.

Khorne would be very interested in the battle, and might even be hilarious. After all, there are hundreds of legends, high-level powerhouses of the entire human empire. If you gather them together, I don’t know if there can be such a number. Khorne will definitely It is possible to gather the same number of strong men, and a battle of equal strength is estimated to last for tens of thousands of years.

But it was also like this, for him, Khorne would not be able to tell the priority, and he would take the part that was really valuable in his opinion as the top.

How could the First Order have so many legendary fighters? What kind of person is their commander in chief? Where does the powerful ship technology of the First Order, which is independent but also has the characteristics of the human empire, come from, and what does it represent? Such a powerful force gathered in Gladius, what is it planning?

Orson believes that the value of information represented by these questions is much more expensive than the value of fighting.

However, he also realized that only those who have the same cognition can be regarded as buyers who know the goods, and he can ask for a higher price without too much trouble afterwards.

Following this line of thought, even with his connections, the most suitable buyer he could think of was only Tzeentch.

There is a real factor here, that is, Orson is vaguely aware of Tzeentch's little thought of using his disgusting Khorne.

Deep down, Orson was a bit skeptical of Tzeentch's role in the Cthulhu-level intrigue. Be sour and jealous, be stingy, like a woman.

In contrast, Khorne is like a rough guy, usually he doesn't care, he doesn't care, he is getting pissed off, and he just hits hard.

Of course, it is not clear to the spectators whether the beating is really painful or the sufferer is screaming loudly.

As a relatively small person, Orson is very thick and dark, and tries his best to use Tzeentch's intention to use him and not mind giving him a little sweetness.

This can be regarded as Orson's own characteristics.

The Primarch of the Word Bearers took the pious route of worshiping the four evil gods, while he followed the route of worshiping the four evil gods through analysis, utilization, and cleverness. In fact, at present, it is only between Khorne and Tzeentch, playing chess pieces. Nurgle and Slaanesh took little interest in him.

When Orson made a decision and began to think about how to talk to Tzeentch, his "half wife" Albert basically recovered from the state of confusion.

The ability to recover so quickly was partly because Albert himself was a wizard with a powerful soul, and partly because of Kane.

Naturally, Kane helped Albert not because he cherished his talents.

He didn't like the so-called heroes at first, and after he destroyed the entire medieval Warhammer universe with his own hands, he didn't take heroes as a dish, and later he fell in love with big data collection and personality template building.

Therefore, in his eyes, the only special feature of Albert lies in the information he has.

It was also from this angle, incidentally, that helped Albert sort out his thoughts, so that his consciousness could recover from the chaos.

"Lord Saint, I don't ask for crimes and meritorious deeds, I just ask for a chance for revenge before I die." Albert's first words after waking up were this.

"Oh, the desire to survive is quite strong." Kane, however, has seen many kinds of scenes, and exposed Albert's plot very bluntly. I don't mind public opinion, I'm afraid it will be difficult to convince the leaders of various organizations in the human empire, come on, say hello to the bosses..."

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