Warhammer: From the Devouring C'tan Fragments

"Yes, my lord."

When Gray and Andrada heard that the art student did not want to attack the galaxy in front of them right now, they could only agree gloomily.

"Don't look so listless. Aren't there a lot of new recruits joining your army now? Go train them and improve the strength of your troops. I will also equip you with more sophisticated and powerful equipment."

The art student spoke to comfort the two.

"Yes, my lord."

After hearing the art student's comfort, the two of them immediately became energetic. The art student would also provide them with more powerful equipment, which would make their troops stronger and allow them to offer more planets to the Lord of Stars.

The art student turned to look at the exhausted Mendeleev and whispered, "Train more new personnel. Your navy is still too short-staffed. Otherwise, even if you build more warships, you won't have qualified personnel to operate them."

"My Lord, I will train more new people and will not hold you back."

Mendeleev said solemnly to the art student.

Mendeleev also felt that there were too few qualified naval personnel under his command. Now there were not enough people to drive the flagship of the Lord of the Stars, and more naval personnel needed to be trained to operate the warship.

In fact, the art student's ship Gaia can be easily controlled and navigated, but the art student chose to let Mendeleev drive and command. If learning without practical operation for a long time, there will never be any progress.

The art student then looked at Angele and Hawgood, who seemed relaxed, and said, "Don't think you don't have anything to do. You still need to train more managers. Otherwise, when we conquer huge galaxies and there are no qualified managers to effectively manage them, I will hold you responsible if chaos occurs."

"Yes, my Lord, we will do our best to train more talents."

Hawgood and Angelet said hurriedly and anxiously.

There has been a war going on during this period, and the war was handled by Andreda, Gray and Mendeleev. There has been no pressure on the two of them, so they both acted more casually. This also made the art student a little dissatisfied. How could he tolerate that they were more leisurely than himself?

"Oh, Angele, Gaia will be responsible for building the space dock for warships. You should take your technical and construction department members with you to learn. You must at least learn to build qualified warships without Gaia's guidance. I will check on your progress when the time comes."

The art student thought of something and continued speaking to Angelet.

"Yes, my lord. I will take my subordinates with me to learn how to build a qualified warship."

Angelet nodded quickly and said respectfully.

"Go and take care of your own business." The art student waved at them, telling them to go and do what they were supposed to do and not to stand around here any longer.

"Yes, my lord, I will take my leave."

After saluting respectfully, several people left the bridge with their subordinates. Now only the art student was left on the bridge. The warship had stopped for repairs and no longer needed a driver.

The art student slowly walked back to the throne and sat down, calling softly, "Gaia."

"Master, I am here."

Guyana's calm and indifferent voice echoed in the bridge.

"How long does it take to build a space dock?"

The art student asked Gaia.

“It will take three years.”

"Then let's start building."

"Yes."

The space dock that the art student wants to build is a huge circular dock with a diameter of one hundred kilometers, so that a complete space fleet can be built at one time, including battleships, cruisers, destroyers, and frigates.

With enough construction robots, everything will seem very simple and quick. The reason why Angele from the logistics department needs to take people to learn is just to let these people learn more knowledge.

Although it may not be possible to build warships for the time being, it is possible to build space battleships such as merchant ships, so that these manpower will not be wasted.

A person's knowledge is limited, but when enough people come together, the sparks of thought that emerge can be of some help even to the gods.

After telling Gaia what to do, the art student went back to his laboratory to do experiments. One of the research projects the art student was working on would soon produce results, and the art student did not want to delay for a moment.

The "space folding magazine" is a scientific and technological achievement that art students have been studying recently. Art students have always felt that 30 rounds of bullets in a magazine of the Ripper rifle are too few. With the terrifying firing rate of the Space Marines, a magazine will be empty in a few seconds.

Art students are very envious of the grenade launchers with organic souls. An ordinary magazine can actually keep firing for several hours when the organic soul is happy.

Therefore, art students are also studying space folding magazines. The most basic one is that one magazine can store 10 rounds of bullets.

In the robot manufacturing room at the bottom of the battleship, red lasers appeared in the hall that originally seemed extremely empty. At the laser scanning point, 3D printed bipedal giant engineering robots appeared in the hall.

These giant 3D printed robots are hundreds of meters tall and have a large material converter installed inside their bodies that can absorb any substance and convert it into the material they want.

It can transform absorbed soil into precious refined gold.

Gaia produced 10,000 printing robots at a time. It was not that Gaia did not want to build more printing robots, but the materials stored inside the battleship were not enough. These printing robots were needed to go out and collect enough materials. After coming back, they could continue to produce more printing robots to build the space dock.

After these huge printing robots flew out of the warship, they flew towards the meteorite in the starry sky. After landing on the meteorite, they extended various tools on their two huge arms, cut the meteorite into pieces with a cutting machine, and then directly sucked the meteorite fragments into their arms. After being transmitted through the arms, they were placed into the converter in the chest and turned into raw materials for storage.

When these huge printing robots are full of enough raw materials, they will fly back to the bottom of the battleship and hand over the raw materials in their bodies to Gaia. Gaia absorbs these raw materials and quickly prints out more printing robots.

Suddenly, the number of printing robots on the bottom of the entire battleship increased, returning to and leaving the nest like a huge swarm of bees.

When the number of printing robots reached a huge one million, they all began to gather together to build the space dock. With the existence of 3D printing robots, the speed of building the space dock was very fast.