I evolve infinitely in the Marvel world...

Loki had some thoughts after hearing Tony's words.

"No, the Cult of the Void has a place that specifically instructs on how to use the power of the void, but there is no place related to magic."

"Moreover, that place is not a place that can be visited casually. Even members of the Void God Cult must join the Void God Cult for a year before they can go there."

Banner immediately responded upon hearing this.

It was after the Xandar campaign that he decided to evolve his flight ability. After asking Kyle, he learned that there was such a place as the Void Isles.

Tony saw that Banner had already answered, so he didn't add anything further.

Because although Thor and Loki are their friends, they are not members of the Cult of the Void.

Tony was certain that the Church of the Void would be involved in more advanced methods and techniques for utilizing the power of the Void in the future.

Harvey calls that method Void Magic, which is an advanced technique, and there will definitely be a place set up specifically to teach and learn Void Magic.

This will give members of the Void God Cult a clearer direction for evolution and becoming stronger.

However, they are currently in the early stages of establishing the Void God Cult, and their exploration of the power of the void is still insufficient, let alone the more profound void magic.

Loki was somewhat disappointed to hear this, and his interest waned considerably.

He also possesses some divine power, but it is relatively little compared to Thor, so his main focus for becoming stronger lies in magic.

If the Void Cult has powerful figures related to magic, or a place to teach it.

Perhaps he can gain some inspiration and experience from it, and learn some new magic, but if not, then he will really be limited to just visiting.

Afterwards, the group went to a high point of the Void God Cult and saw the training ground below.

Thor saw that they were all trying different attack methods, constantly attacking one piece of dark, shiny, mysterious metal after another, producing a series of clanging sounds.

Others involve running quickly across various obstacles in complex terrain.

These training sessions left them with some injuries, but no one seemed to care.

Thor was also somewhat shocked, and before he could even ask Tony if these people felt any pain,

He saw the wounds on these people's bodies slowly healing.

It was only because they kept getting new wounds that they were covered in injuries.

This self-healing ability made Thor somewhat uneasy.

"That's ruthless."

Loki also witnessed these people's almost self-torture-like training, and after a pause, he gave his assessment.

"These are just basic training exercises."

"The purpose of training is to enable us to perfectly master the power that grows within our bodies after evolution."

"Banner and I train here from time to time."

Tony smiled when he heard Loki's assessment.

"These are just the basics?"

Thor was somewhat surprised to hear Tony's words.

"The gravity chamber is the most brutal place, where you train under different multiples of gravity."

"The arena is a true testing ground for a person's strength and speed, a place where they can truly control their power and speed with ease."

"The place where you can control it is where you are happy; the place where you can't is where you are in great pain."

"After all, if others can do it but you can't, the blow can be huge."

"Banner had already suffered quite a few setbacks."

Tony smiled and nodded slightly upon hearing this.

"Didn't we agree not to mention it anymore..."

Banner felt somewhat helpless when Tony mentioned him.

He was very interested when he first heard about competitive sports, believing that he could definitely make a name for himself there.

When I got there, I found that it was really not easy to perfectly control even the slightest bit of my own power.

Fortunately, Tony was there to back him up; otherwise, he wouldn't have had the money to treat others to a big meal if he lost.

"Gravity chamber?"

"What is the highest gravity there?"

Thor asked after hearing Tony's words.

"Originally, the maximum gravity was only one hundred times, but after my improvements, it can now be modified to a maximum of one hundred and fifty times gravity."

"To make further improvements, we would need to rebuild on a large scale. For now, 150 times the gravity is sufficient."

"So no further improvements were made."

Tony then offered an explanation.

The matter of improving the gravity chamber was something Harvey asked him to do; in reality, a hundred times more would be enough for the members of the Void Cult to use for many years.

After all, even Kyle can only train for a little over an hour a day in a gravity field with a huge load of 80 times the normal gravity. His stamina can't handle it for long.

It's worth noting that Kyle is known for his strength and physique, not to mention the other members of the Void Cult.

Therefore, Tony predicts that the current gravity chamber will be usable for at least another ten years.

"One hundred and fifty times gravity? Are you guys crazy?"

Thor originally thought that increasing gravity by a few times would be enough, but Tony's words of 150 times surprised him, and he stared wide-eyed in disbelief.

"What's so strange about that? The gravity building has different levels and rooms."

"A maximum of 150 times doesn't mean the entire gravity building is 150 times gravity."

"After gradually practicing until you can move freely in a gravity chamber at a certain multiplier, and after completing more than twelve hours of training."

"Only then will we proceed to higher-level stratified training."

Seeing Thor's incredulous expression, Tony patiently explained.

"Twelve hours... Tony, how many times the gravity in a training room can you train in now?"

After hearing Tony's words, Thor imagined it for a moment and understood why the training ground below was called the basic training area.

In a high-gravity environment, with just a few training aids, training for twelve hours would be impossible without exceptional physical strength.

"I am now more focused on scientific research, and my evolution is not entirely in the direction of the physical body."

"So for now, I can only move freely under forty times the gravity."

Tony spoke up upon hearing this.

His evolution is a combination of void power and physical body, rather than specializing in one.

However, he has now evolved more than three hundred times, and although his physical strength is not the strongest in the Void God Cult, it is still at the upper level.

Therefore, withstanding 40 times the gravity during training is a piece of cake.

"What about you, Banner?"

When Thor heard about the forty-fold increase, a hint of comparison flashed in his eyes. He planned to try it out later and then looked at Banner.

"As for me, I can now train for ten hours under seventy-five times the force of gravity."

"After another twenty or thirty evolutions, I should be able to go to the 80x multiplier arena."

Banner smiled and said upon hearing this.

"Keep showing off."

Tony rolled his eyes when he saw Banner's smile.

Banner has only evolved 142 times so far, yet he is able to enter such a high-magnification gravity chamber.

Banner's starting point was truly exceptionally high. Despite having evolved only half as many times as his opponent, his physical strength was terrifying, even making Kyle feel inferior.

Kyle can withstand a gravitational field of 80 times the normal force, even though he has evolved more than 300 times.

Banner was only halfway there, but he was almost there, which made Kyle praise Banner more than once.

The more times you evolve, the slower the evolution speed becomes. Therefore, although Banner joined the Void later...

However, while the number of evolutions may not catch up, it will gradually get closer and closer.

So when Banner's evolution counts are not far apart.

Banner's exceptionally high starting point will allow him to reach a much higher ceiling than other members of the Void Cult.

"Eighty times? It's not just about how many times I can adapt to."

When Thor heard about the multiplier Banner could adapt to, his desire to compare intensified.

"Your body is blessed with divine power; I remember it being quite powerful."

"However, I suggest you don't think about simply comparing strength with Banner."

"After all, you are not known for your physical body, but for your divine power and the ability to control thunder."

Tony saw that Thor wanted to compete with Banner, a monstrous body, and worried that Thor would be greatly discouraged if he failed to reach his own goals.

So Tony was giving Thor a way out beforehand, so that Thor wouldn't find out later that he was completely outmatched and lose too embarrassingly, losing face in the process.

"I do rely on divine power, but the power to control thunder mainly comes from Thor's hammer."

Thor spoke up after hearing Tony's words.

"You can't directly control lightning without wielding Thor's hammer?"

Tony was also hearing Thor talk about this for the first time, and he looked at Thor with some disbelief.

"Yeah, you're called Thor, can't you just control the lightning?"

Banner looked at Thor with an incredulous expression.

"The way to control lightning is quite complicated. Without the help of Thor's hammer, I can control lightning, but I can't use it freely..."

Thor noticed the looks Tony and Banner were giving him and a slightly embarrassed look on his face.

"Then try your best to use it freely. Everyone starts from being unfamiliar, then becomes proficient, and finally uses it freely."