Over the next half month, Green spent his time integrating four more worlds.
Since Symbiotes had been spread throughout these worlds, and Green's High-Grade bloodline offered them the hope of advancing, his World Dominator Talent worked with astonishing speed. He easily gained control over the underlying power of all four worlds.
While Green focused on integrating the worlds, he left the establishment of the Bloodline Legion entirely to the Symbiote Sub-chip.
Green knew he wasn't good at managing things. He simply lacked the experience, and interfering too much would only cause disorder.
So he simply made requests and let the Symbiote Sub-chip carry them out. If something proved impossible, the Sub-chip would break it down automatically and turn it into a long-term plan.
Under these circumstances, the Bloodline Legion came together smoothly.
The Sub-chip quickly summoned Bloodline Creatures from all the worlds through their soul connections.
The Symbiote Avatar had far greater control over every Bloodline Creature than a normal Bloodline Source did.
The Sub-chip could even assign each Bloodline Creature to a suitable post based on its current condition.
Not a single person was wasted. Every resource was put to appropriate use.
This ability to recognize talent and assign people well was enough to make any Wizard in a management role green with envy.
After all, managing Transcendent Lifeforms was far more difficult than managing ordinary beings.
Unlike ordinary beings, Transcendent Lifeforms lived for a long time.
Under such circumstances, the abilities, personalities, and values of Bloodline Creatures kept changing. They could be vastly different today and tomorrow.
As a result, the suitability of Bloodline Creatures for their positions was constantly changing, too. Their former strengths could become weaknesses, potentially wasting resources.
But that wouldn't happen with the Sub-chip. The Chip could observe every Bloodline individual's changes at all