Global Crossing: Empire of Stars - Section 736

Afterward, these recruits would all undergo Gene Evolution and then be assigned according to their talents. Any surplus would be handed over to the Imperial Military as a "population tax." Those with outstanding talents would receive specialized training, while those without would be trained as pilots or assault troops.

There were only 120,000 star systems, but through this method, the military could obtain tens of billions of standard fleet ships and trillions of NPC humans every month. Although these ships were all old-fashioned, outdated warships, and most of the NPC humans were ordinary people with no talents whatsoever, even these so-called "defective products," which they would once have thought beneath their notice, could be put to use after going through the process.

NPC Warships would be sold cheaply to civilian colonization groups to serve as pioneer fleets, while trained NPC soldiers would be deployed throughout the Empire to replace the former all-Psionic forces as garrison troops. In this way, the military freed up large numbers of elite troops for mobile forces, and the strength of the Main Fleet multiplied several times over.

In fact, this approach was being used not only in the Isolated Star Domain but throughout the entire Empire. As demand for population resources grew without limit, the NPCs that had once been "wasted" became a source of manpower for the military.

Fortunately, Military Intelligence Bureau had already begun infiltrating on a large scale during construction of the Space Wall. Now it only needed to shift its role, making the entire process quick and easy.

Thus, in addition to the large numbers of NPC humans recruited each day, the Imperial Military could also use this method to acquire great numbers of ships and personnel.

After undergoing rigorous training, these cannon fodder recruits would be sent straight into the