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 Waaargh! Hazug!

Prologue

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For millions of years thousands of species had used warpspace as a means of travelling between different star systems. But few ever truly understood that strange realm and over millennia many vessels became lost, doomed to drift on its tides at random. Over time these drifting vessels would come together, either by accident or purposely joined by the crews doomed to drift with their stricken ships as they sought to expand their living space. These patchwork vessels could achieve massive size and were a treasure trove of artefacts from bygone ages and long dead civilisations.

Occasionally these space hulks, as humans knew them, would be ejected from the warp to drift through realspace for a time until they were inevitably pulled back into the warp. During these relatively brief periods a space hulk would become a target for anyone close by. Humans would come looking for salvage, hoping to discover something created by the ancestors but lost in the dark days of the Age of Strife. On the other hand the greenskin civilisations were more interested in the space hulk as a whole. Capable of transporting millions of orks along with their weapons and gretchin servants they made excellent troop carriers for their migrations. Thus whenever one came close they would harness it, altering its course to bring it closer to their world before boarding it by means of shuttlecraft or teleporter and then let it carry them onwards. When they next emerged from the warp the orks would have converted much of the interior into workshops for the manufacture of even more weapons made from whatever they could scavenge and the next individuals to come aboard the hulk would be in for an unpleasant surprise.

But although the orks had become the most prolific users of space hulks there were others who would use them as a means of transportation, slipping aboard quietly and drifting through the warp unnoticed and infiltrating the civilisations they encountered, working to bring them down from within…

 

Prey.

The genestealer crawled through the ducts of the spacehulk that had been its home for the years since it had been placed aboard in hibernation by advanced elements of the hive fleet. Ahead it could hear the intruders as they searched the hulk for anything useful, not caring about how much noise they made. Four arms made moving through the narrow spaces of the hulk that could suddenly veer off in any direction either horizontally or vertically relatively easy and it was a simple matter to get into position to ambush a lone intruder.

“Get outta dare ya bleedin’ runts!” the prey bellowed from below as the genestealer peered down from the darkness, “I gots me slugga right ‘ere. Now gets outta dare before I puts a few rounds into ya.”

The intruder held a pistol in one hand that it pointed upwards towards the genestealer but before even a single shot could be fired the genestealer struck, lifting the intruder up from the deck and dragging it into the darkness.

 

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The Warhammer 40,000 universe is the intellectual property of Games Workshop Ltd. The fiction presented here is a derived work. It is completely unofficial and Games Workshop Ltd has not endorsed any of it.

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