I evolve infinitely in the Marvel world...

"Anyway, Thor, you got a few days off, didn't you?"

Banner smiled and said upon hearing this.

But as soon as he finished speaking, Banner felt Thor's resentful gaze.

"You can watch us eat."

However, Banner didn't feel guilty or embarrassed, and said with a smile.

"You evolved countless times in those ten seconds or so, so you should pay a price to make a lasting impression."

"Sol, we'll eat your portion for you."

Tony patted Thor on the shoulder and laughed.

The greatest hobby of the Void Cult is eating.

Thor is being punished by only being allowed to eat one meal every three days; he's bound to suffer for a while.

"I've already had it prepared, and the food will be delivered when I get back."

Upon hearing this, Jarvis immediately piloted his spaceship towards the private island.

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Odin's side also arrived at Kassadin's manor.

"Your daughter is far more twisted than I imagined."

"Moreover, they are too narrow-minded and do not know the immensity of heaven and earth."

When Odin arrived, he heard a comment from the Grandmaster.

The Grandmaster initially admired Hela, but after seeing Hela's sealed away and the principles she followed...

The Celestial Venerable knew he had made his judgment too early.

Loki is right, Asgard is not invincible in the universe.

"I also regret that I didn't cultivate the right character in my youth."

"And thank you all, you've been a huge help to me."

Odin's expression turned somewhat bitter upon hearing this.

It wasn't just Kassadin who helped save Thor and gave him a chance.

The Grandmaster's abilities were far more extraordinary than Odin had imagined.

He currently feels no loss of power within his body.

Moreover, he had already realized that the Grandmaster was fully capable of bridging the soul world and the mortal world.

If it weren't for the fact that he couldn't command the High Priest, he would have wanted the High Priest to let him go to the soul world to catch up with his father, King Bordo.

“That’s what the Lord wants, and I’m just doing it.”

The Grandmaster was pleased to receive Odin's thanks, but he would definitely be more direct and strict in his words.

Although Odin's power was too great and his soul was also incredibly strong, the difficulty of resurrecting Odin was not as high as he had expected.

It was only about the same amount of cosmic energy he expended to grant immortality to 400,000 people.

It probably consumed one-tenth of his cosmic energy, but Odin certainly couldn't know this.

Otherwise, Odin would die every now and then and then ask him to help resurrect him, which he couldn't stand.

When the conversation turned to Kassadin, Odin certainly wouldn't bring it up with Kassadin unless it was something serious, so Kassadin brought him in for help.

“One thing at a time, I’m glad you’re willing to help.”

Odin understood the Grandmaster's meaning; he clearly didn't intend to get too close to him, so he would ask the Grandmaster for help whenever he had a spare moment.

The three people present were all quite free right now, but who would want to create trouble for themselves?

"Odin, there's something I need to tell you first."

"Even if your daughter Hela repents, reforms, and returns to Asgard in the future."

"That's most likely because she fully realized that her strength is inferior to yours."

"However, if she receives the blessing and her strength has room for further improvement, it will be no small matter if she causes trouble."

"Therefore, it is impossible for her to gain my approval and blessing."

Harvey looked at Odin and spoke.

"I see."

"But you should add an 'if' or 'assumption' before you say all this."

"I can't even imagine that Hela will one day repent and return to Asgard."

Odin nodded slightly, sat down, and began to speak.

"Changing her mindset is easy."

"Her vision is currently limited to the Nine Realms; she hasn't experienced the harsh realities of the universe."

"So a real beating will make them behave."

Upon hearing this, the Celestial Venerable spoke.

The Grandmaster's domineering nature has a premise.

That means not provoking the ancient gods or the Living Tribunal.

He knows who he can mess with and who he can't, which is why he's never had a major mishap in all these years.

Until they encountered Kassadin, the god of the void, a terrifyingly powerful figure who suddenly appeared like a newcomer.

It was because he completely underestimated the danger posed by Kassadin that he ended up in his current predicament.

Although he has now become a servant, his situation is not as bad as he imagined, and Kassadin is not as cruel and tyrannical as he thought.

Nothing particularly noteworthy happened, and Kassadin didn't bother with him, letting him play around on Sakaar.

Even though they called me here, they didn't say that they were completely inferior to others.

He felt that once he returned to Sakaar, he should find some time to send some treasures and money to the Cult of the Void.

Kassadin didn't ask him to do that, but he couldn't be irresponsible.

"I've thought about that too. Maybe if Hela were to go outside and get a beating, she would behave herself."

"However, it is more likely that because they are immortal, they have become even more brutal."

"Moreover, if we put her outside the Nine Realms, it will surely cause widespread suffering, so I think we should just forget about it."

Odin spoke upon hearing the Grandmaster's suggestion.

Let Hela experience real failure and then get better is just the best-case scenario.

In fact, the most likely scenario is that Hela didn't win this time, returned to Asgard to stay for a while to become stronger, and then went out to take revenge.

Chapter 513 A Place of Peace

"Since that's what you think, then I won't say anything more."

When the Grandmaster heard Odin say he feared widespread suffering, he did not urge Odin to do so.

Although he didn't care about the suffering of living beings, Hela's return to Asgard had little to do with the Grandmaster.

If he were to frantically encourage Odin, it might upset Kassadin.

"Odin, what are you planning to do after you finish this matter?"

Harvey didn't take the Grandmaster's encouragement to heart, because he knew Odin wouldn't do that, so he asked directly.

"I have spent nearly 90% of my life within the Nine Realms, and the rest of my life has been spent in the Milky Way galaxy."

"Now that I've finally been relieved of this heavy burden, I can worry about a lot less."

"I think I'll first take my wife to see the different galaxies in the universe and enjoy the freedom of retirement."

"And broaden my horizons while I'm at it."

Odin pondered for a moment upon hearing this, and then spoke.

Although his strength has returned to its peak, he is now considered retired.

At most, he would lend a hand to Asgard when necessary.

As for reigniting the war so that Asgard can conquer more of the world.

Odin felt there was no need for it, since the entire universe would belong to the Void God Cult in the future.

When the Void God Cult begins to expand its territory, he can take action as needed.

It's hard to say what will happen in other star systems in the future, but this part of the Milky Way will definitely be the territory of their Nine Realms faction.

"If you spend your whole life in the Milky Way, your perspective will be too limited."

The High Celestial Venerable, upon hearing this, was very experienced in this matter.

The universe is incredibly vast, and millions of years ago there must have been many new things that we had never seen before.

He had previously explored various worlds in the universe before settling on Sakaar and establishing order in the lawless zone.

Sakaar is the junkyard of the universe, where trash and powerful beings from various star systems are willingly sent over, often providing him with unique enjoyment.

"I've only lived for tens of thousands of years, so my knowledge is definitely no match for the two of you."

Odin didn't mind when he heard this, and admitted that his knowledge was still lacking.

Kassadin came to this universe from another cosmic dimension, and the Grandmaster is an ancient monster who has lived for billions of years.

"Good."

Harvey nodded slightly upon hearing this and spoke.

His knowledge is mainly derived from his understanding of the universe in his previous life, and he knows many secret things.

In terms of the breadth of knowledge, he may have more than Odin, but in terms of the breadth of knowledge and the range of areas he has explored, he is not as extensive as Odin.

Of course, Harvey couldn't reveal that he's actually not even thirty years old yet.