Warhammer 40K: Rise of the Second Imperium
Chapter 283

Expanding the Shipyards

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Art Student embarked on his construction campaign. After consuming a vast amount of energy, he finally succeeded in building a space shipyard capable of constructing Gloriana-class Battleships. This shipyard could build four Gloriana-class Battleships simultaneously.

Not only that, Art Student doubled the scale of every space shipyard across the star sea and built more than a dozen additional shipyards, covering everything from Emperor-class Battleships to destroyers.

However, due to the current shortage of construction robots and relevant personnel, these newly built space shipyards could only remain empty for now, awaiting the training of more construction robots and specialized talent before they could be put into large-scale use.

In fact, with Art Student's current abilities, he could easily adopt a mass-production strategy. As long as he expended enough energy, naval warships could be launched like dumplings and sent into battle at rapid speed.

Yet the key problem restricting Art Student at present was the lack of sufficient specialized personnel. Whether professional commanders for the naval fleets, management staff for the logistics departments, or all kinds of talent related to the construction industry, none came close to meeting Art Student's needs.

Although after occupying new territory, Art Student could choose to have Gaia take charge of its administration, or follow the Emperor's example and allow planetary administrators to continue governing their own planets as long as they were willing to pledge loyalty to him.

But that was not what Art Student wanted. What he wanted was to change the entire human race and restore humanity to greatness.

Rather than merely seeking to sit upon the throne of ruler of the galaxy while ignoring whether those below lived or died.

Therefore, the shortage of specialized talent remained an urgent problem that had to be solved. Such matters could only develop gradually; there was

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