After gaining control of a Ten-Tails, Soji had many more things he could do.
Although this Ten-Tails was rather "scrawny" and would most likely be unable to be split into the One-Tails through Nine-Tails like the other Ten-Tails, with its shell becoming the Demonic Statue of the Outer Path, Soji still had other uses for it.
Moreover, only by controlling a Ten-Tails could Soji truly be considered a genuine Otsutsuki!
In addition, Soji had two ideas regarding this Ten-Tails before him.
The first was to become the Ten-Tails' Jinchuriki!
Unlike becoming the Jinchuriki of the One-Tails through Nine-Tails, Soji was not opposed to becoming the Ten-Tails' Jinchuriki.
The reason was simple. The One-Tails through Nine-Tails possessed consciousness, and Soji did not want such beings inside him, constantly watching him.
Furthermore, once a tailed beast was extracted from an ordinary Jinchuriki, the Jinchuriki would die as well.
That was why, despite being able to capture the Nine Tailed Beasts and easily become their Jinchuriki in the past, Soji had not done so.
Although, with Soji's current Six Paths level of life, having a tailed beast extracted would not directly cost him his life, it would certainly rob him of a great deal of lifespan.
It could be said that this was nearly unavoidable.
One had to know that a Six Paths level lifeform could only live for several thousand years. True immortality was still beyond reach.
To truly become undying and indestructible, one had to reach Kekkei Mōra!
And the most convenient way to elevate one's life level into Kekkei Mōra was to become the Ten-Tails' Jinchuriki.
Of course, the Ten-Tails itself had no consciousness, only an instinct for destruction.
Thus, after becoming the Ten-Tails' Jinchuriki, if one could not maintain a steady mind, they could easily be devoured by the