But on second thought, Chen Luo's job had always been that of a traveler and puppeteer, so it did not seem like much of a problem.
Raising sixteen Armed Puppets had already been troublesome—not because they ate a lot. As a combination of weaponry and soulium, Armed Puppets only needed sufficient energy to keep functioning.
The main issue was that Chen Luo's home was not that large.
Besides, Chen Luo could not afford to keep all sixteen Armed Puppets himself anyway. Sooner or later, he would have to shift that burden onto Fire Moth.
After all, whether it was sixteen Armed Puppets or 108 Armed Puppets, Fire Moth would be raising them for him. There was not much difference, except that Chen Luo needed to repair them first before handing them over to Fire Moth.
And the larger the pool, the more likely he was to find outstanding and interesting Armed Puppets.
That was good news.
As for whether Fire Moth would accept the Armed Puppets... as long as their performance was good enough, Fire Moth would not refuse.
Besides, Armed Puppets did not necessarily have to go to the battlefield. There should be no problem having them assist with experiments, like Armed Puppet Klein.
However, unlike Armed Puppet Klein, these defective Armed Puppets had probably all been transformed from weapons. They were likely not suited for laboratory work.
Maybe he should find some acquaintances later and pair these Armed Puppets with partners. For example... Pardo.
Chen Luo was not bragging—Pardo really was more useless than an Armed Puppet!
And with their small size, Armed Puppets could help enter cramped spaces on the battlefield for search-and-rescue work.
After giving it some thought, there seemed to be plenty of ways to handle these Armed Puppets.
As long as he did not