I evolve infinitely in the Marvel world...

However, the population of Xandar alone is in the billions, and the total population of the Xandar Empire must be an enormous number.

Because the Xandar Empire was fully capable of migrating to other planets.

However, the foundation of the Xandar Empire still lies in the planet Xandar, its core hub.

If the supercomputer is gone, all the wisdom accumulated over many years will be destroyed in an instant.

Even if the Xandarians hadn't been wiped out, their civilization would have regressed by countless years, plummeting from its status as a cosmic empire.

Tony now understands why Kassadin chose Xandar as the founding location for the Cult of the Void, out of so many other planets.

Because here one can receive direct protection from the Xandar Empire and also enjoy its advanced technology.

At the same time, the order of Xandar is also that of a cosmic civilization. It is no exaggeration to say that Xandar is a gathering place for countless people who walk under the light.

Those who walk the dark side, or those who are notorious and have bounties on their heads, would not dare to come here openly and casually.

This inadvertently helped Kassadin filter out most of the people, and the Void Cult has yet to recruit any members with heinous crimes.

Establishing the headquarters of the Void God Cult here has many advantages.

Furthermore, as long as the Void Cult does not take the initiative to attack Xandar, the Nova Corps will not be willing to break off relations with the Void Cult and declare war in order to protect Xandar.

Of course, only a ruthless person could destroy the Xandar Empire, an empire that advocated maintaining security and balance.

The universe is vast and nearly infinite, but the range of activities that intelligent beings can undertake in their lifetime is still limited.

If one were to visit any planet in one's lifetime, it would be one in a state of terror and chaos.

The experience of interstellar exploration would certainly be far from pleasant, and one might even die on those planets.

Of course, this might be a paradise for races that are born to thrive on chaos and worship destruction and disorder.

However, there must always be some well-known and sufficiently safe planets and environments in the universe to provide a place for most highly intelligent races with such a strong desire to kill to survive.

"That's true."

Loki glanced at Thor after hearing Tony's words, and then thought of Star-Lord, who had not yet awakened his powers, and agreed with Tony's assessment.

Thor's potential was confirmed by his father Odin himself, who said that Thor's potential was no less than Odin's.

This means that even if Thor doesn't join the Cult of the Void, given time, he can grow to the same level as his father, Odin.

Star-Lord's potential was recognized by the Void God, Kassadin.

However, compared to Thor, who has already joined the Cult of the Void and is certain to reach the pinnacle of the universe in the future, this is a different story.

When Star-Lord will awaken is still unknown. Even after awakening, Star-Lord's strength will not immediately reach the pinnacle of the universe; he will need a lot of time to grow.

Fortunately, not many people knew about Star-Lord's potential; it was mostly people like them who also came from the Nine Realms.

There are also Renoli, Lacey, Kyle, the Precognizer, and Miss Sarah.

What these people in the know have in common is that they have no hostility towards Star-Lord.

Otherwise, no matter where Star-Lord hides, he won't die easily, let alone awaken his abilities and slowly grow to their peak.

No matter how strong a strong person's potential and ceiling are, if they die, then everything is useless.

It's understandable that the Xandar Empire's supercomputer, in order to protect potential candidates who may not yet be born or fully developed, wouldn't reveal certain characteristics that match specific superpowers.

Although there are certainly countless people in the Xandar Empire who hope that Xandar can become stronger.

However, the number of people, the power, and even the strong individuals who do not want the Xandar Empire to become stronger are certainly greater.

"Getting back to our previous topic, Lacey, do you know exactly how many habitable planets the Xandar Empire has? And do you know the routes?"

As soon as Kyle asked the question, the surroundings immediately fell silent.

The Precognitive and Renault also immediately looked away.

Lacey, Tony, Banner, Thor, and Loki all gave Kyle incredulous looks.

Tony, Banner, Thor, and Loki knew that it was not surprising that they had asked that question.

Because although they are currently on Xandar, they are not Xandarians, while Kyle is undoubtedly a Xandarian.

It's truly unbelievable that they don't know these things.

"What do you mean by looking at me like that...?"

Kyle noticed that the Precognitive and Renoir had looked away, and he felt a strange look in the eyes of the five people.

Seeing Kyle's reaction, neither the Precognitive nor Renoir dared to utter a sound.

If Lacey hadn't mentioned it, they would have known at most that the Xandar Empire possessed many planets, as this was common practice on Xandar.

However, they had no idea how many planets the Xandar Empire possessed, let alone where those planets were located.

This is understandable; they are all born with superpowers, or you could say they are born winners in life.

After becoming sensible and mastering his superpowers, he went straight to the world of bounty hunters, where money could be made very quickly, and shone brightly, earning a lot of money to enjoy life.

If you ask them about various aspects of war, combat techniques, or even the bounty hunter world, including its powerful figures, unspoken rules, and social customs, they can rattle off a list of knowledge.

However, they only know a little about many things concerning the Xandar Empire, and are commonly known as the "fish that slipped through the net of compulsory education on Xandar."

They hadn't been exposed before because they mainly talked about common sense, but now that they were dealing with professional questions about the history and culture of Xandar, they were completely stumped.

"..."

Seeing that Renoir and the Predictor looked away with a guilty expression, Kyle pondered for a moment, then his expression changed slightly.

He realized just how stupid a question he, as a Xandarian, had asked, and his brain raced as he tried to figure out how to get away with it.

After seeing the reactions of Kyle, Renoli, and the Precognitive, Lacey immediately understood why they didn't know, so she didn't press the matter.

"I can find the specific route if I look it up."

"But are you sure you want to sneak a peek?"

"Would Miss Sonia be angry if she found out?"

However, Lacey also had some concerns and said with some worry.

There must be a reason why Miss Sonia deliberately didn't say it.

Buying a planet is a big deal, and if the members of the Void Cult knew about it, it would definitely be something to be happy about and look forward to.

So Miss Sarah didn't deliberately hide it and told everyone directly.

However, Miss Sarah said that Miss Sonia wanted her to keep the exact location a secret.

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Although Lacey wasn't that curious about it, since Miss Sonia would reveal it sooner or later.

However, Kyle, Renoir, the Precognizer, and the island's inhabitants were completely intrigued and wanted to go and see for themselves.

But since we don't know where it is, we're still discussing it.

Lacey couldn't help but wonder if Miss Sonia was deliberately withholding information because she had some kind of plan.

Otherwise, even if it were revealed directly, as long as order is maintained and many members of the island go to join in the fun, it wouldn't cause any major trouble.

However, Lacey didn't reach a position as high as Miss Sonia, so she couldn't adopt the perspective of someone in a superior position.

Naturally, it became impossible to see what Miss Sonia was thinking.

"Now that you mention it, it does seem so. Don't bother checking anymore."

Kyle was still curious after hearing Lacey's words, but he didn't dare to sneak a peek.

"Just wait, it will only take a few months at most."

Tony was more interested in seeing the various factories that would be built there than in seeing the original appearance of Void 001.

The food was served while the group was talking, and they ate and chatted together.

"If you don't have to do research for a few more months, does that mean Tony, you'll be resting for the next few months?"

Kyle looked at Tony and said casually.

"correct."

Tony nodded upon hearing this.

"So what do you plan to do these next few months besides training in the gravity chamber?"

Kyle asked with some curiosity after hearing this.

"You've really touched on a topic that I've been asking..."

"It's rare that I don't have to worry about major research projects, and I have plenty of time besides my daily cultivation."

"I should think carefully about how to develop new void magic and new void modes for the armor."

Tony was taken aback when he heard this, and after thinking about it seriously, he said...

He has been constantly evolving his Void Power, in terms of the number of times he has evolved it.

He must be among the top figures in the Void God Cult, but because of this recent period...

He was already overwhelmed with research into how to build a sublight-speed thruster engine.

There's simply no time to research further applications of the power of the void; if we don't think about it now, we'll be busy again once we return to Earth.

"Can new void modes be developed?"

"Isn't your trump card, [Void Mode], already powerful enough?"

"I heard Banner say that you were incredibly powerful when you wore that other suit of armor."

Kyle was somewhat surprised by Tony's words.

"I've evolved so many times back then, while Banner has only evolved a few times, so it doesn't count."

"Even if we really calculate it, once Banner masters the soft power, my original Void Mode will basically be ineffective."

Tony, upon hearing this, did not feel smug; instead, he remained remarkably calm as he assessed the situation.

He could easily beat Banner before, and he probably can now too.

Because Banner, like him, was always distracted by his research and didn't have much time to improve himself.

However, it will take some time, at most a few months, for Banner to master the soft power.