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"I will go and consult Lord Kassadin again."

Tony knew that this method was the simplest and most brutal, but if they were to wage war against the Kree, it would unleash a bloodbath across the universe.

Although the Kree were not good people, Tony still did not want to start a large-scale space war by being too simplistic and crude, because it would have too many consequences.

However, Alex is not wrong. Because of the battle on Xandar, the Kree and the Cult of the Void have already formed a grudge, so Tony is not entirely against the Kree.

Chapter 377 A Battle Is Inevitable

"Do the Kree have any trump cards up their sleeves?"

Banner had already identified the Kree Empire as an enemy, and he would show no mercy if war broke out, so he also looked to Lacey.

Even if they don't attack the Kree first, the Kree will definitely try to retaliate against the Cult of the Void whenever they have the chance.

Although he didn't completely agree with Alex's idea of ​​eliminating the root of the problem.

However, it's still possible to push back the Kree's level of civilization by tens of thousands of years.

"The Kree Empire's trump cards are similar to those of Xandar."

"The Kree also possess supercomputers, which are referred to as the Supreme Intelligence."

"Possessing artificial intelligence, robotics, cyborg control technology, genetic engineering, psycho-technology, energy weapons, and combat exoskeletons, etc."

"However, the Kree Empire's genetic technology and combat exoskeletons can enhance a person's physical abilities, but they cannot grant superpowers simply by wearing them, unlike the Nova Armor."

"In addition, the Kree's greatest asset is its hundreds of spaceships capable of directly destroying the surface of the earth, as well as twenty starships equipped with planet-destroying weapons."

"To be honest, if Mr. Odin and Lord Kassadin don't take action..."

"It's not an easy task for us to launch a direct war and take over the Kree Empire."

"The Nova Legion doesn't dare to target the Void God Cult, not because they're afraid of us, its members who haven't been with the Void God Cult for long."

"But rather, they are wary of Lord Kassadin, the Void God who reigns supreme over planet-destroying weapons."

When Lacey heard Banner's question, she explained the details of the Kree.

"Twenty Star Destroyer-class starships?"

"Are the Kree that fierce?"

Banner was also startled by Lacey's words.

Previously, he fought Ronan alongside Kyle, and although they encountered some danger, the main danger came from the Power Stone.

Rather than the Kree technology Ronan carried, he felt the Kree weren't that strong.

"An empire can only be called an empire when its technology is advanced enough to easily wipe out a star."

"Otherwise, why do you think there are only two empires in the universe?"

"If things really break down and the fighting becomes frenzied, even a great figure like Mr. Odin could wipe out the entire Kree Empire, but if he couldn't stop the starship from setting sail..."

"The Nine Realms will absolutely not escape the fate of destruction."

Seeing Banner's shocked expression, Kyle spoke up.

“In the past, I certainly wouldn’t have taken the initiative to break ties with the Kree.”

Odin spoke upon hearing this.

The implication is that it doesn't deny the Kree's ability to completely destroy the Nine Realms.

However, in another year or two, once he returns to his peak, he will be fully capable of destroying the Kree Empire.

The advantage of technology is that it does not require the user to have extraordinary strength, but the disadvantage is also the same: the user is too vulnerable compared to the weapon in their hand.

Intelligent beings with excessive intelligence often create technological weapons whose destructive power far exceeds their own limits.

"It is undeniable that winning a war head-on is very difficult, but that doesn't mean it's difficult to directly enter the Kree's Hala planet and take their heads."

"Once we get inside the Kree territory, their spaceships and starships will be unusable, and killing them will be as easy as killing chickens."

"Furthermore, the Kree have signed a peace treaty with the Nova Corps, so starships cannot be moved casually."

"Even when the Nova Corps starts to leave Hala, it will immediately take action to prevent the Kree from causing trouble."

Alex, however, didn't seem to care and said arrogantly.

"Alex, have you specifically researched the Kree Empire?"

Tony was somewhat shocked when he heard what Lacey said, but seeing that Alex seemed to know a lot about it, he asked curiously.

"After wiping out Ronan's Starfleet and creating a grudge."

"I did some research, and as the saying goes, 'Know yourself and know your enemy, and you will never be defeated.' So I am always ready to attack Hala, where the Kree Empire is located."

Upon hearing this, Alex did not deny it, but directly explained some of his thoughts.

If the Kree Empire really goes berserk and disregards peace treaties to wage war everywhere, there are few forces or worlds in the entire universe that can rival it.

However, the Kree's overall strength is limited and not very high.

Therefore, as long as we break into the Kree's stronghold, we can directly destroy the Supreme Intelligence, their supercomputer.

Then, at almost the same time, they killed all the Kree leaders.

If the Kree are prevented from launching their starships, then the defeat of the Kree Empire is practically a certainty.

With a visionary in command, Alex is not afraid that the Void Cult will be unable to win the war against the Kree Empire without Lord Kassadin's intervention.

However, because this matter involves a great deal of information, and could easily provoke the Kree Empire, leading to a fierce counterattack, it is necessary to obtain Lord Kassadin's approval before taking any action.

"The Kree Empire is so powerful, I think we should prioritize independent research and development."

Upon hearing about Alex's plan, Tony temporarily suppressed his idea of ​​attacking the Kree Empire.

Even Tony had to admit that some of the technologies the Kree Empire possessed, which Lacey had just mentioned, were incredibly appealing to him.

However, as much as he was tempted, Tony also knew that the risks of failure would be enormous.

So we need to think about it some more and see if we should ask Kassadin for instructions.

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Inside the villa atop the mountain.

Harvey watched as Tony and the others, under Alex's influence, discussed whether they could attack the Kree Empire, and he seemed to be deep in thought.

Alex's guess was correct; he wouldn't attack Xandar's Nova Corps.

The reason is that it's more useful for the Nova Corps to live than to be destroyed, so generally, no one will agree to take action against the Nova Corps.

However, the Kree Empire is an autocratic, dictatorial, and warlike regime, so it's not impossible to consider destroying it.

The reason the Kree didn't bother the Cult of the Void after Ronan the Accuser's Starfleet was wiped out.

The biggest reason is that the Void Cult was established on Xandar, the headquarters of the Nova Legion.

Don't be fooled by the fact that Ronan the Accuser has the Power Stone and it seems like he can easily destroy Xandar.

This was entirely because Ronan only brought one spaceship, which did not arouse much suspicion from the Nova Corps.

Ronan himself was simply not qualified to warrant the Nova Corps' high level of vigilance.

If Ronan didn't have the Power Stone, and it was just Ronan's starships and the interstellar fleet he commanded, they would have encountered the Nova Corps.

Ronan's starships were not even qualified to land; they would have been destroyed by the Nova Corps in the air.

If Ronan had arrived in a fleet of starships instead of just one, it would mean that the Kree had voluntarily broken the peace treaty.

In this way, the Nova Corps will adopt the same fleet configuration and directly engage in a space war with the Kree.

Harvey chose to establish the Void Cult on Xandar not just because he liked the high technology there.

Rather, it was because Xandar was the Nova Corps' base.

If anyone wants to use planet-destroying weapons against the Void Cult in space, destroying Xandar and annihilating the Void Cult in one fell swoop, then they must ask the Nova Corps for permission.

Following the original trajectory, Thanos destroyed Xandar, presumably to gather good news and then send his men to retrieve the Power Stone.

Unlike Ronan, who went directly to the ground and destroyed most of Xandar in one fell swoop, this time...

Otherwise, even if Thanos had a terrifying army, taking Xandar head-on without using the Power Stone would not be an easy task.

After all, it's true that Thanos himself is very powerful, but his subordinates aren't that strong.

They encountered a Nova Corps that was well-equipped and possessed superpowers.

Even without using the Power Stone, Thanos would still suffer countless casualties if he defeated his subordinates.

Therefore, there is virtually no doubt that Thanos definitely used the power of the Power Stone.

However, if there is an efficient solution, there is no need to go through all the trouble of slowly solving it, so there's not much to say about it.

To become one of the few major powers in the universe through technology, their trump cards and reliance are definitely not weak.

Most cosmic catastrophes were commonplace for the Xandarians.

Otherwise, the Xandar civilization wouldn't have survived for 100,000 years.

Alex's idea wasn't exactly extreme, because the Void Cult had indeed forged a feud with the Kree Empire, and a war between them was inevitable in the future.

Since a battle is inevitable regardless of the circumstances, Harvey certainly won't wait for his opponent to make the first move.

It wouldn't be difficult for him to destroy the Kree Empire; he could simply descend there and make it the Kree Empire's main base, which wouldn't be enough for him to wreak havoc.

However, now is not the time to wage war against the Kree Empire. Since a feud has been formed, it is necessary to ensure that some members of the Void Cult have a sense of involvement.

Based on Harvey's understanding of Tony, he was certain that Tony was definitely smitten.

Tony hasn't taken any action yet simply because he's not confident enough in his own abilities.

They also did not want other members of the Void Cult to suffer casualties because of this battle.

That's why they chose the conservative approach of independent research and development.

But once Tony discovers that the research is not only time-consuming and laborious, but also yields little result, he will once again set his sights on the Kree Empire.

With a fanatic like Alex around, it's only a matter of time before the other members of the Void Cult set their sights on the Kree.

However, if Alex were to advocate for other things, Harvey would consider whether to step in and stop him, but there's nothing to stop about the war against the Kree Empire.

Compared to the Xandar Empire, which has a better reputation in the universe for its peacekeeping efforts.