Although Ganatica had completed his advancement, he was still asleep. And as a profit-first "boss," Punk had already begun planning the future path for this important subordinate.
First, the caster had to acknowledge one fact: for a long time to come, Ganatica could neither venture out to acquire resources nor join the Silent Alliance and become Punk's assistant, because he had to obediently remain inside the magic tower through the most dangerous "newborn stage."
It had to be known that, aside from "monsters" like Punk who could not be judged by common sense, most true newly-promoted Legendaries who had just reached the Legendary tier were utterly unqualified to participate in Legendary-tier battles. A typical Legendary newcomer like Ganatica possessed neither Legendary-tier combat experience nor Legendary Battle Skills capable of countering various Legendary-level methods. He did not even have a single piece of Legendary Equipment to serve as a trump card.
So although the youthful avenger now possessed twenty combatant levels, he was still nothing more than a Legendary-level "blank slate." Sending such a blank slate onto a battlefield would be no different from sending him to his death for nothing, and Punk would never let a Legendary-level subordinate die pointlessly like that.
For Punk, gaining Ganatica as a subordinate had not only been difficult, but had also required an enormous investment. What he needed was for the youthful avenger to continuously generate profits for him in the future, not to be casually "harvested" and killed by someone else as combat experience.
In the short term, Ganatica was free labor and a "living Legendary Golem." In terms of long-term development, this subordinate, whose loyalty was practically guaranteed and who would never disobey any command, could even be considered the first foundation of Punk's own force.
Therefore, whether for short-term or long-term