Guilliman did not understand technology, but he understood how to respect those who did, just as he had a Drakoar under him.
Although, even if he objected, Noah would still use the Webway.
After all, the Webway was much faster.
What he needed now was to quickly reach the Solar System, then personally meet and communicate with the being known as the Emperor.
If possible, he hoped to get help from the Imperium of Man.
Although he had the ability to develop independently, he could also start at a much higher level, so why not?
The Imperium of Man's various technologies might be terribly low, but they also had a very reliable advantage: population.
A massive population was what Noah needed at this moment.
If the Imperium of Man could provide him with a large number of Psykers, then he could form a Psionic Legion even faster to jointly retaliate against the Chaos Gods of the Warp.
At the same time, if he could have a large number of colony planets, he could also obtain a large amount of output and resources, and then build a massive fleet.
Whether it was using warships for attack or using the Psionic Legion to attack the Chaos Gods of the Warp.
In short, these were all things Noah needed.
He now only wanted to do one thing: retaliate against those who had previously caused him such great humiliation!
The fleet stopped again.
Noah himself came to the planet's surface, and after scanning the surroundings, he saw the Webway left by the Eldar.
Webway technology was not a profound technology for the Terran Federation at all.
Noah simply appeared in front of the Webway, then took out his equipment, performed a detailed analysis, and then directly opened the gate of this Webway.
Of course, this alone was not enough; it could only accommodate ground units passing through.
It was too difficult to let warships pass through, so Noah also added an enlargement process to this Webway.
He took a zero point core from his spatial backpack, then provided a large amount of energy to gradually enter the Webway's interior.
Through some subtle technical adjustments, the size of this Webway's passage was quickly expanded.
Noah only stopped expanding the Webway's entrance after it could accommodate a fleet of warships passing through. And after completing the expansion, Noah took off his zero point core.
This thing was a bit expensive, and he didn't want to waste it like this now.
And there was no need to keep this Webway open all the time; it was meaningless.
After losing the zero point core's energy supply, this Webway could last for a maximum of two hours, but two hours was already more than enough.
As Noah re-boarded the shuttle and returned to his cruiser, Guilliman, who was nearby, was already dumbfounded.
If he remembered correctly, his father, the Emperor, seemed to have also ended up on the golden throne because of the Webway.
His father had fiddled with the Webway for so long without understanding it, and now this scientist in front of him, he just casually tinkered with it and got the Webway working??
That is to say, if Noah had been present back then, would his father not have needed to sit on the golden throne, and would everything not have happened?
Feeling Guilliman's shock and seeing his dumbfounded expression, Noah clapped his hands in front of him.
"Snap out of it, Lord Guilliman. Why do you have such an expression? It's just the use of some rudimentary Webway technology, isn't it?"
"The speed this time is quite good, after all, there is already an existing Webway here that we don't need to open, so the speed is good, and the energy consumption is within an acceptable range."
"To be honest, if there wasn't an existing dirt road here, and I needed to build a Webway myself, it wouldn't be resolved so quickly.
It would take at least 45 days for me to build a Webway leading to your Terra, which is too long.
Alright, no more talk, let's depart now."
"Ru...rudimentary Webway technology?"
"Can build a Webway himself in 45 days?"
Guilliman's voice carried a hint of dryness and disbelief that even he hadn't noticed.
Well, this was a technological crushing.
Guilliman ultimately chose to convince himself.
After all, he was known for his rationality, even though this matter had already made him feel somewhat incredible.
But wasn't it a good thing to be able to reach Terra quickly now? Guilliman used such means to convince himself.
The fleet set sail again and successfully passed through the Webway, and the other side of the Webway was on the Moon.
This time, Guilliman and his expeditionary force did not need to endure the pursuit on the Moon, because Noah was behind them.
Noah successfully brought them to the Moon, and there were no attacks from Chaos Daemons behind them.
The fleet smoothly appeared on the surface of the Moon without experiencing any war.
However, after the expeditionary fleet arrived on the Moon, Guilliman found Noah and made a request to him.
"Please have the fleet stop here first. I need to contact Terra, because if we advance rashly, we are very likely to be listed as invaders by the Adeptus Custodes."
Guilliman's words were logical, and Noah could understand.
After all, if an external fleet entered Trajan IV and wanted to directly enter the federation, it would certainly be attacked by the federation fleet.
However, under normal circumstances, inter-federation transportation was very convenient, and it was rare for a fleet to enter without prior notification, which was only due to the strange technology of the Imperium of Man that such a thing would occur.
"Then, Lord Guilliman, you can go ahead and contact them; I will order the fleet to wait here."
Noah expressed understanding.
After Guilliman contacted the Imperium of Man, the Adeptus Custodes dispatched a fleet, which came before Noah's fleet and provided guidance.
The expeditionary fleet, guided by the Adeptus Custodes, arrived in Terra's orbit and then completed docking at the starport.
Noah and Guilliman disembarked from the cruiser together, while the Psionic Legion and PDF brought by Noah, guided by the Adeptus Custodes, gathered at a military camp.
Looking at the more than 20,000 marines that had gathered, and the full 10 warlord-class titans.
The Adeptus Custodes personnel responsible for guiding still looked at Guilliman with the words 'ambitious' clearly written in their eyes.
How could he not be ambitious? Just to come to Terra, he actually brought more than 20,000 Space Marines.
This was equivalent to 20 standard regiments of Astartes.
In addition to this, he actually brought 10 warlord-class titans.
Guilliman also felt the Adeptus Custodes' gaze on him, but he had a feeling of wanting to cry without tears.
How was he supposed to explain that he only brought a few hundred Space Marines, and the rest of the extra people were brought by Noah?
Leaving aside everything else, even if he said so, would the Adeptus Custodes really believe him?
This was clearly impossible.
Therefore, after thinking that his defense would likely have no effect, Guilliman chose to silently take the blame.
Whatever, he had already taken so much blame, so ambitious be it.
He was used to it; it was fine.