"The other side is already scared of being beaten."

"Now we enter the second phase of the plan: invade the void."

"But be careful when invading the Void."

"Lord Kassadin, the God of the Void, mentioned that the Grandmaster, whom we need to be extra careful of, is inside."

"Never confront them directly; our only target is the members of the Cosmic Elders Council."

"As long as the Grandmaster makes a move, Lord Kassadin will also descend."

"Don't lose your life before Lord Kassadin arrives."

Seeing the fleets rushing towards the void, the Precognitive immediately issued instructions.

"Can't we just kill the Grandmaster directly?"

Thor was practically the reincarnation of the God of Thunder, his entire body surging with terrifying lightning, as if he wanted to unleash the seemingly inexhaustible power within him.

“I foresaw the fate of you who attacked the Grandmaster and died.”

"Therefore, we must prioritize the overall situation. The Celestial Venerable's abilities are beyond our ability to cope."

"Let Lord Kassadin handle it himself."

"Apart from the Grandmaster, you can do whatever you want."

"Moreover, the battles after entering the void are even more difficult than the battles for air superiority."

"The Grandmaster possesses a means to resurrect people."

"We are about to face an army of undead who are not afraid of death."

Even if we surpass them in strength, we must be extremely careful not to suffer an unexpected setback.

"I don't want to hear any discouraging news at a lively victory celebration."

Upon hearing this, the one who had foreseen the future also spoke up.

"Is the Celestial Venerable so powerful that he can resurrect people at will?"

"Aren't there any restrictions?"

When Thor heard that he and his companions had died at the hands of the Grandmaster, he quickly suppressed his desire to challenge the Grandmaster, but he had some more questions.

"I don't know either; I can no longer observe the more distant future."

"This means that Lord Kassadin had already arrived at that time."

"No matter what, remember that survival is the priority. With Lord Kassadin personally leading the charge, we are certain to win."

Upon hearing this, the one with foresight also tried his best to unleash his precognitive abilities, hoping to see further into the future. However, after discovering that he could not see the future clearly, he also knew why.

His precognitive abilities allow him to foresee everything happening around him, as long as Lord Kassadin is not nearby.

Once Lord Kassadin is around him, his prophecy will fail.

However, it doesn't matter if we can't predict the future, because if the great Void God Kassadin descends, then all the formidable enemies and hardships that are difficult to confront will cease to exist.

Chapter 400 Stepping into the Void

"Can't you predict the final outcome of this battle?"

Tony, already dressed in his armor and ready to enter the void, asked somewhat strangely after hearing the Precognitive's words.

"This battle involves the great Void God, Lord Kassadin."

"His existence completely supersedes my precognitive abilities."

"So I can't see the future any further away."

"However, I see that as long as we don't actively send ourselves to our deaths in front of the Celestial Venerable, everything else goes smoothly."

The one who had foreseen this spoke up.

"Let me first explain the capabilities of the Undead Legion."

"Is it that after being killed, one is instantly resurrected, or does one have to wait for the High Celestial Venerable to finish casting the spell before being resurrected?"

Sonia now understood why Mr. Kassadin had specifically mentioned the Grandmaster; the ability to resurrect people was simply unheard of.

"They are not the true legion of the undead."

"It requires the High Celestial to cast a spell to revive him."

“It is difficult for us to interfere with the Grandmaster’s spellcasting, so Lord Kassadin should be able to find a way.”

"However, if the war drags on, the members of the Void God Cult will likely suffer many casualties."

"After all, our power is strong, but it is not inexhaustible."

The one who had foreseen the situation explained some things upon hearing this.

He didn't know the conditions and limitations of the Grandmaster's resurrection, but he saw that countless people, even after being killed multiple times, were still able to be resurrected and continue fighting.

Within the Void God Cult, only a handful of individuals are currently capable of directly countering high-tech weapons.

Lacey, Renoli, Kyle, Banner, Alex.

He himself relies on his precognitive abilities to directly avoid them.

Most members still cannot completely ignore the threat posed by high-tech weapons.

Generally speaking, if one is afraid of death, even wielding high-tech weapons is of little use, because people are afraid and their fighting style is more about trying to save their lives than fighting desperately.

However, if you know you won't die, then you can resort to desperate measures, such as charging straight in or grabbing someone and dying together.

Therefore, it is not difficult for him to understand why Miss Sonia is unwilling for the Void God Cult to expand its territory now.

"We are about to face an army of the undead. We must guard against the potential disaster of a protracted war."

"Please prepare to rest and recuperate for an hour."

"Fill all their stomachs and march into the void in the best possible condition."

Upon hearing this, Sonia understood everything and immediately gave instructions.

To prevent a protracted war and to keep the members of the Void Cult calm, it is necessary to postpone the conflict for a while.

To avoid becoming so blinded by rage that they act recklessly and end up losing their way.

When Sonia's voice came through the communication.

This caused Lix, who had originally planned to charge straight into the Void, to obediently fly back.

The Void God Cult is temporarily in decline.

This gave the collectors, who were initially under immense pressure, a moment to relax.

However, this brief respite did not allow collectors to relax.

Instead, witnessing the terrifying individual abilities of the Void God Cult members, he felt his death drawing ever closer.

With his elder brother, the Celestial Venerable, he was not afraid of death. What pained him was that he might have to hand over all his collection and savings over the years. His heart was bleeding.

Meanwhile, in the Void, a beautiful woman with brown skin and wearing silver armor looked on with astonishment as she saw Thor unleashing his power and lightning outside the Void.

She wondered if she had mistaken someone for someone else. How did Thor, the God of Thunder of Asgard, get involved with this emerging force, the Cult of the Void?

However, she clearly understood the current situation and the true game of this war.

The clash between the Grandmaster and Kassadin, the god of the void.

If the Celestial Venerable is defeated, the Void Land will cease to exist.

If Kassadin, the God of the Void, is defeated, then all these members of the Cult of the Void will die here.

Valkyrie had spent so many years on Sakaar that she knew how terrifying the Grandmaster was.

In terms of strength, the Grandmaster is not as powerful as Odin, but the Grandmaster is more troublesome than Odin.

Because of its near-immortal body and the fact that brute force cannot harm it in the slightest.

Even if a great god from the Celestial Race came, at most he could only beat the High Celestial Venerable, but he couldn't kill him.

She wasn't sure whether Kassadin, the god of the void, knew the Grandmaster's true nature.

If Kassadin knew this and still chose to be an enemy of the Grandmaster, then it means that she possesses a power she is unaware of.

If you don't know this, then things get interesting. Kassadin, the Void God who has only recently risen to prominence, might have regrets for the first time in his life.

Valkyrie pondered these circumstances, considering what he should do when the war resumed.

Regardless of which side wins, she needs to leave herself a way out, because she is the last member of the Valkyrie team and cannot die so easily.

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After all the members of the Void God Cult returned to the warship, they quickly began to eat.

The Predictors didn't consume much energy, so they arranged the best course of action for each member while the Predictors were eating.

The battlefield is ever-changing, so before the real fighting begins, chaos ensues.

They need to be allowed to deal with enemies within their capabilities, and then he can give orders based on the situation, so as to minimize the probability of death as much as possible.

When Star-Lord and the others saw eight spaceships defeat more than ten fleets from the Void and completely control the airspace over the Void, they were incredibly shocked and would never forget this scene.

Their past missions to rescue various planets were merely minor skirmishes; against an opponent of this caliber, they had no ability to intervene.

This also made Star-Lord yearn for the world after his awakening.

Anyone would pursue power if they knew there was a way to obtain it without becoming inhuman. However, many people never encounter such an opportunity in their lifetime.

Star-Lord hates Ego, but he is also grateful for the opportunity that his bloodline has given him, an opportunity that most people cannot encounter or seize.

Dana Thrall also recorded all of this and sent it back to Xandar.

This caused a sensation within the Nova Corps, with everyone admiring the Supreme Commander's brilliance.

Although they were also worried that the Church of the Void might take action against the Nova Corps at some point.

However, this probability exists, but it is not absolute.

For the Void Cult, conquering Xandar would be far easier than conquering the Void.

If the Void Cult wanted to conquer Xandar, they would have done so long ago.

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