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"There's no use thinking about it too much. Anyway, I'll leave these things to Miss Sonia and Miss Lalatina, so I don't need to worry about them."

"Once it's completed, they'll definitely tell me the specific route and details."

Upon hearing this, Tony pointed to his head and spoke.

There are still a lot of things on Earth that require his brainpower. If he doesn't clear his mind now and do what he likes, it will be a waste of his time.

So who knows when I'll be able to completely relax again?

"Okay, your reasoning has successfully convinced me."

When Kyle heard Tony's words, he was also curious about where Void 001 was, but he also knew how much effort Tony had put into developing the sub-light speed engine.

Continuing to press the issue would only cause Tony unnecessary trouble.

"Kyle, you heard the name of the planet from Miss Sarah. Do you know approximately how much it cost to buy that planet?"

"I really want to know how much it would cost to buy a planet."

At this moment, Thor asked the question that had been bothering him and what he was curious about.

"Miss Sarah said that it cost seven hundred billion to buy the planet."

"Generally speaking, buying planets without intelligent life and without any special mineral resources is not that expensive."

"However, I heard that the planet they bought this time is quite large, and it's a primitive planet suitable for habitation."

"It's also because the planet is relatively primitive, making development extremely difficult and costly."

"Almost all of them have to be transported in from outside, which is something that most civilizations and powers cannot afford."

Kyle had gotten some information about these things from Miss Sarah.

"Buying the planet and developing it would cost a whopping 1.5 trillion, which is definitely not something that ordinary people can afford."

Loki deeply sympathized with these sentiments.

He estimated that, apart from those priceless artifacts, Asgard's treasury had basically capped at two to three hundred billion cosmic coins.

After all, Asgard is known as the realm of gods, but it is not famous for its technology.

If you're not famous for your technology, you won't make any real money in the universe.

Even if the Void God Cult doesn't seize the Void Land, with its technology to create cutting-edge cosmic technology, earning one or two trillion dollars in a few decades shouldn't be a big problem.

Did Miss Sarah say who she bought it from?

When Thor heard that it would cost 700 billion, he felt a little better.

Despite his many years of hard work, my father still managed to build a vast empire.

"Of course, it was bought from the Xandar Empire."

"The Xandar Empire possesses some relatively primitive planets that are not yet habitable and have not yet given rise to intelligent life."

"For planets like these, the Xandar Empire usually reserves them for future development and then uses them for immigration."

"Many habitable and primitive planets were basically destroyed in ancient times."

"But because not enough time has passed, plants have reproduced again, but intelligent species with dominant status have not yet reproduced."

Kyle, seeing that Thor didn't understand, explained it to him in detail.

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"The Xandar Empire has such a strong foundation?"

"There are actually extra worlds available for sale?"

Thor was also extremely surprised to hear that it was bought from the Xandar Empire.

He originally thought he bought it from some cosmic overlord, but he never expected it to be bought from Xandar.

"What's so strange about that? Xandar has a precise record of 1128 planets."

"As a cosmic empire with a long history, the Kree Empire has forcibly conquered and controlled more than 5,000 planets."

"However, although the Xandar Empire controls a large number of planets, not many of them are habitable."

"If the number hasn't increased, I remember it was fifty-seven."

"Most of the other planets we know are stars that are uninhabitable for life, but contain a lot of energy."

"The supercomputer of Xandar, the Heart of the World, uses stellar energy to synthesize a new type of energy, the Nova Legion, which is how it came to be."

"Rumors suggest that the energy of the Nova represents a realm of power that is close to infinity."

"If we can mobilize that infinite Nova energy, then the Nova Legion could give birth to a super strongman at any time."

Seeing Thor's exaggerated expression, Lacey explained.

"Are the Nova Legion's Nova Armor really that powerful?"

Tony only knew that the Nova Armor could grant people superpowers, greatly enhance their own abilities, and even allow them to fly directly in space.

However, since he had heard that it required the approval of the supercomputer, Tony had not studied it in detail before.

He is neither a Xandarian nor does he have a supercomputer.

Being envious of the Nova Corps' super armor is just making yourself unnecessarily ambitious.

"This was said by the Supercomputer World Heart of the Xandar Empire, and countless people firmly believe it."

"However, in the more than 100,000-year history of the Xandar Empire, there has never been a suited user who could mobilize the energy of infinite nova stars."

"A small number of three-star officers in the Nova Corps can mobilize Nova Energy to greatly enhance their various abilities and gain a variety of completely different superpowers."

"But our abilities are always limited, and we cannot fully mobilize the energy contained within that so-called limitless Nova Domain."

"So much so that its authenticity cannot be determined at present, which is why it is called a rumor."

Lacey shook her head slightly and explained.

The calculations of the supercomputer are almost impossible to make mistakes, and this is what most people in the Xandar Empire basically think.

The problem is that, despite the accumulation of a long history, no suitable candidate has emerged.

So over time, this matter could only become a rumor.

But what if the things the Heart of the World said came true in the Xandar Empire?

Then the Xandar Empire's status in the universe will immediately rise to the pinnacle of the universe.

The Xandar Empire has everything it needs: manpower, technology, energy, and even the technology to kill gods.

Even so, the Xandar Empire still lacked something, and it was the most important one.

That is, the Xandar Empire lacks a super strong individual who can directly contend with the strongest beings in the universe.

Because this element is missing, which ensures the full survival of one's civilization in the universe.

Therefore, although the Xandar Empire is powerful, it still has many enemies and forces that it fears.

After all, in the face of those powerful beings who completely surpass technology, all the means of the Xandar Empire are useless.

This also means that whether the Xandar Empire can continue for a longer period of time is not something that it can decide on its own, but rather depends on the whims of those powerful beings at the pinnacle of the universe.

"Not one has appeared in a hundred thousand years?"

"Is there some secret that the World Heart Supercomputer is keeping from revealing?"

When Banner heard that this was calculated by a supercomputer, he became somewhat convinced and said thoughtfully.

A supercomputer is actually the embodiment of intelligence that represents the pinnacle of technological capabilities.

It possesses computing power that is unimaginable to countless intelligent beings.

Since it was said by the World Heart Supercomputer.

Therefore, the realm of Nova Energy should indeed be close to infinite, and as long as one can mobilize its power, it will overturn all perceptions.

However, the lack of verification after so long has led Banner to make some inferences.

"It's normal for you to make that connection, but after inquiring, the Heart of the World stated that the Nova Armor can awaken different superpowers."

"Whether a suitable candidate can be found is also related to the awakened superpowers."

"As for what kind of superpower could mobilize that near-infinite nova energy, the Heart of the World did not reveal it."

"These are not secrets to those who are well-versed in the historical documents of the Xandar Empire."

Lacey wasn't surprised to see that Banner also believed in the Heart of the World's calculations, and slowly explained.

For scientists like Tony and Banner, who are obsessed with researching technology.

The supercomputer itself is the culmination of their lifelong pursuit of wisdom.

She also knew that Tony and Banner planned to develop a supercomputer for Earth.

Lacey didn't say that Tony and Banner's ideals were entirely impossible.

The Xandar Empire brought together the wisdom and resources of countless geniuses to create the World Heart, a supercomputer.

However, Tony and Banner possess long lifespans and extraordinary strength. Given enough time, they have a chance to succeed; it's just a matter of how long it will take.

It's not surprising that they don't reveal the specific superpowers.

Even those with the potential to become top-tier beings in the universe still need time to grow.

"And apart from the Xandar Empire, I think there are not many civilizations that would want to see such people gradually grow up."

"The top experts in the universe, and even the gods, would not want to see another top expert add to their threat."

“There may even be people within the Xandar Empire who don’t want to see this.”

"Therefore, once they know what kind of superpower it is, and similar superpowers reach the ears of other civilizations or powerful individuals, they will try every means to nip them in the bud."

"It is inevitable that it will be allowed to quietly awaken and grow before being announced."

When Tony heard that the Heart of the World hadn't revealed its specific superpowers, he immediately understood its intentions.

It's not that Tony is deliberately speaking ill of Xandar; there might be some traitors and cancerous elements within the planet.

Rather, it's because there are madmen like Hydra on Earth, who actively absorb or eliminate those who are beneficial to Earth in order to become the ruler of Earth.

Tony wasn't entirely sure how many people the Xandar Empire had.