49: Chapter 49 The Flesh Tearer is engulfed in black fury and thirst for blood, and unexpected support comes from the space necromancers.
Just as Chen Mo was still in shock, the battle-brothers of the Flesh Tearers had already charged forward, engaging the invading Tyranids in a fierce battle within the narrow, dimly lit corridor, emitting incoherent screams from their throats.
Seeing this, Chen Mo quickly shook off the superfluous thoughts in his mind and directed the players to provide fire support for the Flesh Tearers.
Within a short time, the previously dim corridor was instantly illuminated by the muzzle flashes of bullets, and the hallway was filled with the continuous sound of explosions.
"For the Emperor!"
"For the wrath of Sanguinius!"
At this moment, eight or nine out of ten of the supporting Flesh Tearers had already fallen into the Black Rage and the Red Thirst, beginning to lose the ability to distinguish friend from foe.
Fortunately, they were all charging at the very front, so they did not cause much harm to the players.
"Brothers, keep your distance!"
"Man, no wonder they say the Blood Angels and their successor chapters have the most severe genetic defects."
"Brother Chen, do you think they'll silence us after the battle ends?"
"Don't worry about that for now, brothers, charge!"
The members of the Flesh Tearers Chapter had completely fallen into a frenzy of slaughter, with some even charging directly into the heart of the enemy lines, launching suicide attacks.
But this also had its benefits; the Tyranid Swarm was visibly losing ground.
However, the downside was equally obvious: Chen Mo and his group had no choice but to follow the Flesh Tearers Chapter deeper into the areas occupied by the Tyranids.
This completely disrupted Chen Mo's plans.
He had originally intended to coordinate with the Flesh Tearers to build a defensive line, but unexpectedly, they charged straight in.
What could Chen Mo do?
He had no choice but to lead the players to follow them; after all, without them, holding the position would be unlikely.
"Brothers, stay close, watch your surroundings, and make sure not to fall behind!"
"Brother Chen, why does this feel so much like a scene from a horror movie? Once someone falls behind, they just..."
The closer they got, the clearer the roaring of the Tyranid Swarm became.
"When the time comes, everyone throw your grenades together, but remember, don't hit those Flesh Tearers who can't tell friend from foe!"
Just as they got closer to the roaring of the Tyranid Swarm, someone shouted: "Throw!"
As countless fragmentation grenades were thrown, the light of the explosions almost illuminated the entire dark environment.
The members of the Flesh Tearers Chapter had completely fallen into a rage, and the players could only carefully avoid contact with them to escape their attacks.
I don't know how much time passed, but the first to regain their senses was the Chapter Chaplain.
He tried his best to calm his battle-brothers.
Under his soothing, many of the Astartes calmed down, but they still had to face their own side and the Tyranid Swarm.
A green light appeared before them, and from it emerged a group of fully armed Necrons.
(The author doesn't know how the Necrons achieved boarding either, so just bear with it.)
They began to use their gauss weaponry to launch a counterattack against the Tyranid Swarm.
The moment the gauss beams made contact with the Tyranid Swarm, they stripped away their molecules, causing an eerie green glow to flare up as it dissolved their armor.
"Brother Chen, what's going on? The Necrons are actually helping us!"
"I don't know what's going on either!"
"Forget about it, let's cooperate with them for now, and we'll figure it out after we've defeated the Tyranid Swarm."
Before long, with the help of the Necrons, Chen Mo successfully turned the tide of the battle.
However, after turning the tide, the Necrons did not stay for long; another eerie green light flashed, and only the players and the remaining members of the Flesh Tearers were left behind.
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