Compared with the Halberd-class Destroyer, the Kingfisher-class Light Cruiser showed neither significant improvement nor obvious regression in this regard.
Specifically, the Kingfisher-class Light Cruiser had a maximum carrying capacity of 250 units of Undead Troops.
This was its maximum carrying limit without compromising its own combat strength.
As for the cost and construction time of a single ship, the situation was less optimistic.
According to Vill-V, the cost of each Kingfisher-class Light Cruiser was equivalent to the total expense of building five Halberd-class Destroyers.
This was undoubtedly a staggering figure.
Even more strikingly, without exchanging one through the magical building known as the blacksmith shop, the Venus Colony's industrial system would need an entire year to complete a single Kingfisher-class Light Cruiser.
Even so, considering the formidable combat power this light cruiser possessed, all that investment seemed reasonable, even more than worthwhile.
Time truly was one of the greatest powers in the world.
With the aid of this unparalleled force, both Moros's personal cultivation and the forces under his command had undergone unprecedented leaps forward.
Yet even after achieving such brilliant accomplishments, an insatiable desire still surged deep within him.
This mindset was not difficult to understand.
The Undead Wizard knew that, within the Collapse Energy-filled space on the far side of the moon, the Cocoon of Finality had always kept the entire solar system firmly sealed off.
Facing that terrifying existence comparable to a Star God, Moros remained exceptionally clear-headed. He understood that his current Demigod Limit strength was still far from enough to let him do whatever he pleased in this universe.
Therefore, he would never grow arrogant or complacent over his current achievements, much less stop advancing because of them.
At the very least, until his strength surpassed that of the Cocoon of Finality, he would maintain