Editing Star Wars vs Warhammer 40K (section)

=Synopsis=
It is the time of the [[Indomitus Crusade]], and the isolated, largely Warp Storm-concealed Subsector Xek-Tek is under assault by a [[Tyranid]] Splinter Fleet. Whilst the Imperium initially dispatched forces to defend its holdings, the realization that this was part of a trap by [[Drukhari]] combined with the subsector's status as underdefended and strategically unimportant has made [[Roboute Guilliman]] issue new orders: the entirety of the subsector's population are to abandon their worlds and flee, burning their homes behind them to starve the Tyranids of biomass.

Sadly, the order comes too late, and the tenuous "breach" in the tumultuous Warp Storms enveloping the subsector is sealed by Drukhari manipulation. Desperate to escape, at the command of Skywatch Chapter Master Orion Phatris, the entire refugee fleet - the entirety of the [[Space Marine]] Chapters known as the Skywatch, the Crimson Razors and the Tempered Hands, nearly a thousand other Astartes from various other Chapters, the entire Sector Battlefleet, thousands of Astra Militarum regiments, and various supporting elements of the Adepta Sororitas, Adeptus Mechanicus, and Imperial Knight Houses, as well as the refugees of all the once-inhabited worlds - is ordered to try and make a Warp Jump by piercing through the "weakest part" of the ring of Warp Storms: the Cicatrix Maledictum.

Naturally, it goes horribly fucking wrong.

The refugee fleet arrives on the distant rim of an entirely separate galaxy, beyond the light of the [[Astronomicon]], and unbeknownst to them straying into the territory of the Galactic Republic. Sensing their arrival, Supreme Chancelor/Secret Sith Lord/All-Around Douchebag Palpatine dispatches a small fleet to investigate. When the first Imperial ship arrives, Palpatine secretly contacts a Clone Trooper in command of one of the ships and uses one of the bio-chip encoded orders to force him to make a hyperdrive-boosted kamikaze strike on the vessel. It doesn't finish off the ship, but when the Jedi Knight commanding the fleet as a whole sends several more ships in to rescue the survivors, the Imperials panic and detonate their Warp Core to commit suicide.

Cue the ''rest'' of the Imperial Refugee Fleet asrriving, being less than thrilled with what they see, and... well, things get really messy, really quickly.