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"Isn't this fleet size insufficient to directly confront the Void?"

Nebula glanced at the distant spaceship and spoke.

"These warships are merely a means for them to reach the void."

"Monsters like Bruce Banner the Hulk can be found in large numbers within the Cult of the Void."

"The Void God Cult aims to occupy the Void Land, not destroy it."

"It's impossible to completely destroy that place by bombarding it with warships."

Gamora also felt that the number of warships was too small, but she also knew that the Void Cult's reliance was not on these eight space warships.

Rather, every member of the Void God Cult possesses the ability to sweep away lower-level civilizations.

Warships are generally something used in direct confrontations between civilizations.

"Who cares about all that? Anyway, this time it's going to be a good show."

Rockets said with a hint of anticipation.

He doesn't like encountering tough enemies, but he enjoys watching a spectacle, and the more exciting the fight this time, the better.

At that moment, the bounty hunter interface popped up.

"Top reward issued."

"Protect the Collector in the Void and prepare for the impending threat, earning two million Cosmic Coins a day."

"Anyone who arrives, regardless of star rating, is welcome."

Star-Lord, Rocket, and the others were quite shocked when they saw the bounty; no wonder he was such a wealthy collector.

However, this also shows how much pressure the Void God Cult has put on collectors.

Given more time, the collector might actually recruit powerful individuals from all over the universe with high rewards.

However, the Void Cult did not give the collector any time to prepare.

After the collector issued the bounty for his death, the Void Cult was already on its way.

Dana Thrall, suspended at the rear of the Nova Corps's fighters, was observing and calculating the routes of the eight spaceships.

He suddenly received this message and immediately understood.

The Void God Cult's sudden gathering and advance is because they have their eyes on the huge pie that is the Void Land.

The fact that the void is a huge prize in the universe is almost universally acknowledged.

However, even their Nova Legion couldn't control that area, let alone dare to take the initiative to attack the Void.

According to their investigation, the collector's brother, Gao Tianzun, was an incredibly terrifying being.

Legend has it that the High Priest is a being that has existed since the birth of the universe, and that he once fought against the Celestials and survived.

The Celestial Venerable is also the most reliable backer of collectors.

Unless one is truly powerful enough, targeting the Void Land will only lead to certain death.

Dana Thrall didn't know if the Cult of the Void could win this time; he would have to wait and see how things went.

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In the void.

The figure of the Grandmaster suddenly appeared beside the collector.

"Bounty hunters are only useful in normal times; they're just cannon fodder when dealing with the Void Cult."

"What's the point of you rallying them?"

The Grandmaster was somewhat speechless when he saw that his younger brother was still calling on bounty hunters.

This time, the Council of Elders of the Universe was called upon, but after hearing that they were going to deal with the Void God Cult, they all started arguing amongst themselves.

They only sent a few subordinates as a symbolic gesture to provide support; none of the leaders themselves came in person.

Clearly, no one dared to place a heavy bet before they had a clear understanding of Kassadin, the God of the Void.

However, having more than ten fleets was better than having none, so the Grandmaster didn't bother with it.

Normally, even without them intervening, this force would be able to go toe-to-toe with the Kree Empire's fleet.

"I just want more cannon fodder."

"They could have just sacrificed themselves to stop me."

"Kassadin's strength in the Void Cult is unknown, but the members of his faction are very strong but not immortal; they can be killed one by one."

“Brother, you have the ability to resurrect others. Let’s see who will have the last laugh when the Void Cult faces the Undead Legion.”

A sinister smile crept across the collector's face.

Because his precognitive abilities have failed, the collector doesn't know what the future will be like after he takes the necessary precautions, but the more troops he has, the better.

He hadn't encountered someone so bold in a long time, someone who dared to directly occupy the void.

His ability to control the Void for so many years is not solely due to money.

"whatever."

When the Celestial Venerable heard about the Undead Legion, he stopped trying to persuade them.

He had no worries whatsoever about being able to escape unscathed.

Even the Celestials couldn't do anything to him, so what if Kassadin, the God of the Void, was powerful? Could he possibly be above the Celestials?

At worst, he might not be able to defeat Kassadin, the God of the Void, but he would still be able to escape unscathed.

However, although his younger brother, the collector, had good attack techniques, his physical body wasn't that strong.

Even if the collector is killed and the ordeal lasts for more than thirty hours, he cannot save him.

The Grandmaster looked out at the dark, empty land, at the army he had summoned, and at some even more powerful bounty hunters.

Unfortunately, Ego, the incarnation of the life-bearing planet, was nearly dead, which led to him being kicked out.

Otherwise, if they had called Igor into the fray, their chances of winning would have been much greater.

Although Ego is not a complete Celestial, he possesses some of the Celestial's power and is capable of easily destroying a civilization.

But none of that matters anymore.

The real factor influencing the outcome of this war lies in who is more cunning between them and Kassadin, the God of the Void.

Others can only be considered participants, not the absolute factor in determining the outcome.

He wanted to see if this Void God Kassadin was really that strong, or just an inexperienced greenhorn.

After seeing the Void, a tempting piece of meat, they decided to go straight for it.

I just don't know when the Void God Cult will arrive. According to what the collector said before, it would be about three or four months later.

This amount of time was but a blink of an eye for the Celestial Venerable.

Time passed little by little.

Ten hours later.

The Celestial Venerable suddenly sensed terrifying auras emanating from outside the Void.

The aura emanating from them was incredibly powerful; in all the years his arena had been running, he had never captured a creature with such a terrifying life force.

He originally thought that only Kassadin, the God of the Void, was worth paying attention to in the Cult of the Void, but now it seems that he underestimated the Cult of the Void, an organization that has only been established for a few years.

"They're here."

The Celestial Venerable's expression changed slightly, and he spoke.

"They're here?"

The collector's loss of foresight has led to a significant decline in his perception.

"The Void God Cult has arrived."

When the Celestial Venerable saw his foolish younger brother's appearance, his face turned ashen.

"Tony Stark's warship has been detected to have entered the realm of the Void."

At this moment, the collector's intelligent AI also issued a notification immediately.

At the same time, the intelligent AI also directly displayed all the scenes outside the void.

Eight spaceships are flying in side by side.

Faced with the fleet that completely surrounded the Void, these eight space warships showed no intention of stopping and completely disregarded the fleet.

"How could these guys be so fast!"

The collector turned pale when he saw the eight spaceships bearing the insignia of the Void God Cult.

That is, at the same moment that these eight spaceships came into the collector's view.

Both the collector and the Celestial Venerable sensed a terrifying gaze appearing in the vast, ethereal void, looking down upon the void.

The Celestial Venerable sensed this terrifying gaze, the source of which was unknown.

He immediately put his mental perception to the limit, trying to find the source of the gaze.

But no matter how much the Celestial Venerable released his senses, he could not find any trace of the other party in the Void or even within a million kilometers outside the Void.

This means that Kassadin, the god of the void, is watching them from a place at least billions of light-years away, in a place beyond Kassadin's reach.

This is something only those with the All-Knowing Eye can possess, and even those with the All-Knowing Eye are few and far between across the entire universe.

Kassadin, the God of the Void, is undoubtedly one of them now.

"Kassadin, the God of the Void!"

This made the Celestial Venerable no longer dare to underestimate the enemy he was about to face, and he shouted with a livid face.

Chapter 399 An Existence Above Foresight

Harvey is located in the universe, a hundred light-years away from the void.

Harvey surveyed the entire void with an indifferent gaze, and when he discovered that the Grandmaster was indeed present, his mind was not greatly disturbed.