The rebels, also known as the 'Warhammer Revolutionary Army' by Chief Ted and Charlotte themselves, are currently at a low point, with their fleet size less than one-tenth of its peak.
There were even several groups of traitors who were bribed by various tribes in Warhammer.
The most recent Warhammer Revolutionary Army operation was also due to betrayal, which resulted in heavy losses to the White Tiger Clan's Revolutionary Army fleet, leading to the current situation.
"From this perspective, the Revolutionary Army has few resources, no stable territory, and cannot continuously replenish its advanced interstellar warships, making it no match for the various tribal fleets of the Warhammer United States."
"Is that how it is?" Zhao Chen asked.
Chief Ted nodded: "That's right. We originally thought that we could achieve something by taking advantage of the clash between the Warhammer Starfleet United States and the Machine Race on the front lines."
But now, the Machine Race's sudden withdrawal has given the Warhammer Starfleet United more resources to deal with us.
If it weren't for the twenty major tribes vying for the resources of those unclaimed star systems, they would have already assembled a fleet and annihilated us all.
According to our predictions, it will happen within three years.
The Revolutionary Armies throughout Warhammer are unable to even muster a decent interstellar fleet.
“Father...” Charlotte looked at her father with heartache.
She was once a member of the Warhammer Revolutionary Army, and she is aware of the actual situation of the Revolutionary Army.
Charlotte couldn't help but look at her commander. In the current situation of the Warhammer Revolutionary Army, the only one with a chance of breaking the deadlock was her commander!
But she was just a general, and it was impossible for her to ask the commander to provide assistance to the revolutionary army of another empire for no reason, especially in such a mess.
"If your revolutionary army has my advanced interstellar warships, or even the slightly inferior T2 interstellar warships..."
"Can you rise up again?" Zhao Chen suddenly asked.
Charlotte was taken aback.
Chief Ted looked at Zhao Chen with some surprise.
Midel subconsciously replied, "Of course there's no problem, not to mention Commander's T3 interstellar warships."
If we have T2 Black Rhino, T2 Snow Mastiff, T2 Lion King, and other T2 interstellar warships.
Dealing with a typical Warhammer Clan fleet would be no problem at all.
Warhammer's starfleets are numerous, but each one is only moderately powerful, not to mention in terms of quality. The manufacturers that supply starships to the major tribes are only capable of ensuring that the starships don't blow themselves up when they fire their cannons.
Non-combat casualties are commonplace on interstellar warships.
What Midell said was true; the starship industrial base of the Warhammer Starfleet Union was uneven.
They were barely keeping up with the technological level of the other two empires.
In this situation, their starships had a major problem with mass. Often, for a component with the same performance, the size they produced was much larger than that of the other two empires, and they were completely devoid of aesthetic appeal.
In the eyes of the other two empires, the Warhammer Starfleet United's starships were synonymous with clumsy, bulky, and crude.
Because of the poor technology of Star Shield, they particularly like to increase the thickness of the ship's armor, and their favorite thing is to board the ship.
However, Warhammer's starships are the best-selling starships for various small and medium-sized interstellar forces, as well as interstellar pirates and mercenary groups, apart from the three major empires.
Why?
Low price!
For starships of the same class, Warhammer is much cheaper than Starship and Divine Radiance, sometimes even several times cheaper.
Warhammer's fleet philosophy is that if my starships are not as good as yours, then I'll just use sheer numbers. After all, I'm cheap, and even some space soldiers can be deployed to the starship battlefield after a little training.
This may also be a kind of clan talent among most orcs, who are extremely warlike and cheap sources of soldiers, whether on the ground or in the sky.
In comparison, Zhao Chen's interstellar warships were far superior to those of the Starshine Empire, let alone those of Warhammer.
“Chief Ted, let me be frank. I have an idea; I can sell these interstellar warships to you.” Zhao Chen said, raising his hand.
Holographic images of all the T2 series starships appeared before General Ted's eyes.
General Ted swallowed hard as he looked at the interstellar warships.
But he quickly regained his composure and calmly looked at Zhao Chen: "Commander, you're willing to sell us these interstellar warships? It must be more than just a business deal."
If we're just selling interstellar warships...
They don't need to travel all the way from the Star Empire to the Warhammer United States to sell their warhammers.
General Ted was right to think that way, but he didn't know that Zhao Chen's current situation was rather special.
Zhao Chen's interstellar warships could not be sold on a large scale in the Star Glory Empire; his only customer was the wealthy 'Little Princess'.
Selling these starships in Warhammer would be fine, but given the distance, it would probably take several years for the news to get back.
Even if someone were to trace it back to Zhao Chen, they would be separated by vast distances, and Zhao Chen's stubbornness would mean the investigation would take several years.
By then, it's uncertain who will be in charge of the Starry Empire.
The most important reason why Zhao Chen wanted to sell his own starship to the Warhammer Revolution was to plan for the future.
"I come from the Starry Empire, and my current situation is rather unique."
My help to you is not just for selling these starships.
I want you to create chaos for the Warhammer Starfleet Union, rendering them powerless to intervene in any potential events that might occur within the Starshine Empire at some point in the future.
"Consider it a deal between us," Zhao Chen said casually.
Charlotte's eyes lit up; she immediately understood the Commander's intention.
The Starry Empire is bound to be embroiled in internal strife in the future, and the two great empires are very likely to take advantage of the situation.
Due to their geographical location, the Chuhe Star Region and the Beifeng Star Region will become the front-line battlefields facing the two great empires, and will be caught in a pincer attack.
If the Warhammer StarCraft Union is embroiled in internal strife, then there will be no time to deal with the affairs of the Star Empire.
“Father, I believe in the Commander. This is the only way out for our White Tiger clan and the Revolutionary Army!” Charlotte said firmly.
Charlotte even had another idea in her mind.
Even if the Commander covets the Warhammer United States, given her understanding of his character over the past two years, what's wrong with him becoming the Emperor of the Warhammer United States?
Because of this thought, Charlotte's tail even twitched involuntarily a few times.
“But the two places are too far apart, and the transportation of interstellar warships...” General Ted worried.
"I'll handle the transportation, door-to-door delivery. All you need is money or resources," Zhao Chen said with a light laugh.
Midel's eyes lit up as she reminisced about the amazing interstellar warship!
"Don't let our current sorry state fool you. We have a lot of looted resources and wealth hidden in various places. It's just that we haven't had a suitable channel to buy starships before."
"In that case, I am willing to cooperate with Commander!" General Ted said firmly.
Zhao Chen's lips curled up slightly.
The great tribes of the Warhammer Starfleet Union probably never imagined that a terrifying seed had been planted right beside them without their knowledge.
