Only then can a truly habitable primitive planet be born.

The value of a planet can be determined by many factors, but a habitable, undeveloped, and large primitive planet is itself a valuable asset.

"Of course it's true."

Sarah, seeing that Lalatina had spoken up, also couldn't hide her pride and said the same.

"Miss Sarah, have you gone to see it?"

"I remember you've never left the island."

Tony walked over at that moment and teased Sarah, who looked proud.

“I’ve never actually been there, but I know the overall data of the entire planet, and I’ve also watched videos.”

"But Mr. Tony, you could have known this already, why didn't you let Lalatina tell you?"

Sarah knew who it was when she heard the voice. Without any panic, she smiled and explained the reason for her confidence before asking a question in return.

"I've been in the universe for several years, and this is the first time I've ever known that planets can be bought."

"And it's a planet that our Void God Cult bought."

“Buying planets may not be a rare thing for the Void Cult in the future.”

"However, this is the first planet that the Void God Cult has purchased."

"How can understanding data and hearing about it compare to the awe-inspiring experience of witnessing it firsthand?"

Tony sat down directly next to Kyle, opposite Sarah, crossed his legs, and said with a smile.

"Wouldn't I be at a disadvantage if I knew in advance?"

Sarah was stunned by Tony's words and looked at Lalatina.

"Why are you looking at me? I'm not the one who sent you the specific data."

When Sarah asked Lalatina this question, she also said that she would not take the blame.

Sarah immediately realized the problem upon hearing this; she knew in advance because of her senior, Sonia.

"Ok."

It's impossible to blame Sonia-senpai, so Sarah stopped talking about whether it was a loss or not.

“Miss Lalatina, if Void 001 is larger than Xandar.”

"Does that mean the Void Island's main base might be relocated to another planet in the future?"

After learning about these things, Lacey also had some thoughts in her mind.

Lacey's words were unanimously agreed upon by the members around her, and all of them turned their attention to Lalatina.

"It is certain that the Church of the Void will have many planets in the future, and it is also certain that it will establish more branch temples in the Void."

"However, whether the main base will be relocated depends on the will of Lord Kassadin, the God of the Void."

"Rely on Sonia's information for everything, and don't make wild guesses."

"However, I think even if we were to relocate the stars, it wouldn't be now."

Lalatina felt the many gazes upon her and knew in her heart that migration was impossible, but she did not reveal that the planet was mainly used for farming and animal husbandry.

Having the Void Cult's headquarters on Xandar offers numerous advantages.

If the Void God Cult hadn't grown to a certain size, there would have been absolutely no need for them to relocate to another planet.

"Does that mean we can still enjoy the benefits of the Xandar Empire's civilization for now, and we're not considering it for the time being?"

Lacey listened to Lalatina's words and said thoughtfully.

She was certainly aware of the benefits of establishing a base on Xandar.

However, Void 001 is the first and incredibly vast world that belongs entirely to the Void Cult.

It can be said that the Void God Cult now has a true home of its own in the universe.

Similar to the Asgardians, the Asgardians originated from this, multiplied and expanded their territory, creating a glorious history.

It's perfectly normal for stars to migrate and develop.

"Once the permanent population on Void Island exceeds ten or twenty thousand."

"Furthermore, the need for relocation to another planet will only arise when our technological civilization reaches a certain level."

"Although the Void God Cult currently possesses the cutting-edge technology to independently manufacture spaceships."

"But even I have to say that we are severely unbalanced in our studies, and we are still far from being a complete and sufficiently advanced civilization."

"Therefore, there is absolutely no need to move Void Island, our main base."

"The lifeline of the most advanced Xandar civilization in the universe, Xandar, is no longer here."

"It is impossible to relocate to a planet where technological civilization has not yet begun to develop and live there in the next few years."

"Decades or centuries later, when Miss Sonia has fully developed the Void God Cult."

"Only after Banner and I have freed up our resources and can slowly catch up with the Void God Cult in their research on technology will there be some possibility."

Tony then spoke up directly.

If Kassadin were to intervene, relocating the planet wouldn't be difficult; moving the entire island there might not be a problem.

However, the fact that Kassadin was able to move there directly does not mean that the Cult of the Void is ready to relocate.

If Kassadin were to relocate, he would definitely inform him.

Because he and Banner were in charge of the technology side of the Void Cult.

Without sufficiently advanced technology, the Void God Cult would only suffer if they moved there.

Tony's analysis as a Void Pioneer immediately convinced many of the members present.

Because of Tony's reputation, his words still carry some weight.

"A few decades or a hundred years doesn't sound that far away."

Lacey didn't feel that Tony's words were contradicting her; after all, discussions are about expressing different opinions and reaching the most reasonable conclusion.

What used to be decades or even centuries has become half a lifetime for her.

However, now that the void has been added, decades or hundreds of years don't feel that far or long.

"Yes, decades or centuries are not a long time for us."

Tony nodded slightly upon hearing this.

They used to be troubled by their lifespan, but now they have a less and less concern about time.

Tony also knew that he actually had plenty of time to slack off while doing his research.

But that's why he still wanted to help Blue Star enter the interstellar era.

It's both a desire to leave a mark on human history and fulfill past dreams, and a wish to put one's mind at ease.

There's no need for me to constantly worry about how Earth was suddenly attacked by some civilization while I'm on Xandar, and for me to only be able to avenge Earth afterwards.

Rather than seeking revenge for Earth, Tony prefers to plan ahead and make thorough preparations.

Knowing they were about to travel to Void Planet 001, the members of the Void Cult were all incredibly excited.

Just a few hours later, Alex returned from Mogley.

Dam and his companions also took a few days off to visit Void Planet 001.

They are not far from being promoted to two-star officers in the Nova Corps.

When they acquire even more powerful new star armor, their strength will increase significantly once again.

Normally, for a one-star officer to be promoted to a two-star officer, in addition to making significant contributions, they also need to have at least ten years of seniority.

They had only been with the Nova Corps for two years and were already being watched by the Corps' higher-ups, but their achievements were so great that they were now being promoted.

The group started chatting as the night sky filled with stars.

Sonia arrived at the harbor precisely at 7 p.m. and boarded her spaceship.

On the surface, only Lalatina remains on the island to guard it.

However, Harvey himself is also on the island.

Sonia also said that this time it would be done in a day or two at most, and wouldn't take too much time.

Harvey himself stayed on the island, directly observing Void 001 and selecting suitable personnel.

After Sonia left, Harvey observed Lalatina, the only remaining member of the Void Cult on the island.

Harvey immediately reverted to his original form, left the villa, and appeared near the cafeteria. He slowly walked over, intending to find something to eat and drink.

The journey from Xandar to Void 001 is not far, taking about ten hours.

Therefore, Harvey doesn't need to be constantly monitored for the time being.

"Hey buddy, you're still here?"

At this moment, a robust, two-meter-tall middle-aged chef in the cafeteria saw Harvey and said with some surprise.

He remembered seeing this man a few months ago, around midnight.

He didn't know the man's name, but the man looked incredibly young, so he could just call him "brother".

"The living environment on Void Island is quite good, so I don't plan to leave for the time being."

Harvey smiled upon hearing this and began to speak.

"The island has a good atmosphere, but you came here to ask for blessings."

"If the main objective is not achieved, it must be a big blow to you."

"I haven't seen you for months, I thought you had left long ago."

The chef, who was over two meters tall, laughed when he heard Harvey's words.

"On one hand, they yearn for the blessings of the void, and on the other hand, they depart within a few months."

"Doesn't that just show that deep down you don't really crave a blessing to change your life?"

Harvey responded calmly upon hearing this.

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