It would take at least several hundred Interstellar Creature Puppets to operate six battleships.
Yang Bo had no plans to create any more Interstellar Creature Puppets.
No one knew what Interstellar Creatures would ultimately become.
Especially Interstellar Creatures implanted with Mental Seeds.
Moreover, there was a limit to how many Mental Seeds one could release. The more he released, the more severe the mental interference on himself would become.
Comparatively speaking, implanting Mental Seeds into Interstellar Creatures was much better than implanting them into people, because Interstellar Creatures rarely experienced emotional fluctuations, while humans had all kinds of feelings.
Every time he read these people's memories, he had to endure their emotions.
Those emotions had quite a significant deeper impact on the soul.
For instance, Yang Bo could still remember fragments of the memories of those he had implanted with Mental Seeds.
Especially certain unforgettable memories, which could also stir emotional ripples within Yang Bo's own memories.
This had nothing to do with anything else. It was simply emotional empathy between humans.
Just as good television shows or music could evoke empathy in people, this was a common human weakness.
Besides, Yang Bo did not want anyone to discover that he possessed Interstellar Creature Puppets.
And now that he had six battleships, it was time to get things on track.
"Once I get back, I'll first secure the position of Governor of Kalaya Province."
"Then I'll poach people from the Federation!"
"The Federation may be chaotic internally, but it has plenty of technical talent aboard battleships."
"And there's another advantage in the Federation: I can implant Biochips in these people."
"In other words, Empire-style Slave Chips. That way, they won't be able to betray me." What Yang Bo meant by poaching was poaching talent from the Federation.
The Federation also