Space battleship tactics demanded an extremely high degree of coordination, but the True Immortals were indeed right about one thing: mortals had weak Divine Thought and slow reactions, and these battleships had been designed for mortals in the first place, so cultivators found them awkward to use.
Proper cultivator battle formations relied on mental guidance, the interconnection of auras, and the resonance of Dao Intent. Though incomparably profound, they were actually simpler to operate.
Seeing them practice space tactics, Feng Jun did not leave either. He stayed nearby to observe and learn, wanting to accumulate some experience.
However, he only watched for three days. Cultivators were ultimately stronger than mortals, and when pressed for time, they dispensed with the equipment and connected directly through Divine Sense—but Feng Jun had never really advocated this, because the Insect Race might detect something unusual.
Perhaps Feng Jun himself was not persuasive enough, but he stated that in the major battles at the front, not only Fishing Elder and Ren Tu True Venerable thought so, but all the True Immortals shared this understanding. They had simply been fighting on the front lines and had not sent the news back.
Once he said that, people had no choice but to believe him. So under normal circumstances, everyone tried to restrain themselves from using Divine Thought, though when things became urgent, they could not help using it a little—doing so occasionally should not be a problem.
In any case, after Feng Jun watched for three days, the cultivators said they had more or less finished adjusting to one another. The True Adepts from Liba Beach in particular, though they spent most of their time mining, were not the least bit clumsy when they boarded the ships for practical exercises.
Only then did Feng Jun realize that