I evolve infinitely in the Marvel world...

"Ah."

Harvey nodded in agreement, took out his space communicator, and connected directly to the bounty hunter's website.

During the three days he was away, some people wanted to assign him tasks, while others wanted to invite him to meet them.

However, none of these people were people Harvey knew, so he didn't pay them any attention.

He was looking at the upcoming bounty missions, these missions to clear disasters.

For him now, money is a minor matter; killing the disasters and eating them to gain evolution points is the most important thing.

Disasters like the world-destroying giant insect, which contain enormous life energy, are rare and hard to come by.

Some disasters involve humanoid beings that cannot break the rules, while others are elemental beings that simply disappear when killed.

Harvey doesn't have the habit of eating raw food, so even if he wanted to, he couldn't.

Otherwise, after eighteen level-three missions, he wouldn't have only evolved more than eighty times.

Although his previous missions were not always fruitful and satisfying, they did leave him with various legends on different planets.

Now all we need to do is build up our reputation a bit more, wait for the right moment to start promoting the void, and people will come knocking on our door.

When Sonia brought the food up, she found Mr. Kassadin already sitting at the table, so she naturally and habitually began serving him the dishes.

Harvey quickly finished his breakfast, then sat on the sofa, pondering his planned route.

"Does Mr. Kassadin have anything to do today?"

Sonia saw that Mr. Kassadin had finished his breakfast but hadn't left. Instead, he sat on the sofa, deep in thought. She asked him softly.

Normally, Kassadin disappears as soon as he finishes eating, tending to be out early and back late, but today he surprisingly didn't leave immediately.

However, after saying it, Sonia felt a little nervous, realizing that she had crossed a line with her question.

"I have things to do, but there's no need to rush to leave today."

Upon hearing this, Harvey turned to look at Sonia, then turned back and casually remarked.

All Level 3 disaster tasks have been completed; only Level 2 disaster tasks remain.

These tasks have been made much easier, but that doesn’t mean they’re less troublesome. So we need to consider which tasks to prioritize for the fastest efficiency.

"Mr. Kassadin, you seem to be thinking all the time. Is something bothering you?"

Hearing the response eased Sonia's tension, and she asked while clearing away the dishes.

"It's not a problem; everything I do is just acting towards a planned goal."

Harvey was somewhat surprised to find Sonia unusually talkative today, but he didn't try to hide these non-private questions and spoke up.

“Mr. Kassadin, you are already so wealthy, yet you still haven’t become complacent.”

"Instead, they are able to resolutely carry out their plans, demonstrating an admirable will."

Sonia smiled and praised Kassadin after hearing his words.

"Is this just polite talk?"

Harvey listened to Sonia's words, pondered for a moment, and then said somewhat uncertainly.

"No, this is the truth."

"Because not everyone can move forward and act according to their own envisioned plans."

"Most people find it difficult to say what they really want to do and live a life of just getting by."

"So, Mr. Kassadin, I have a clear plan for your future, which I truly admire."

Sonia shook her head slightly, looking at Kassadin with a hint of envy in her eyes.

"I can't be sure if you're just being polite or you really mean it."

"But these words are indeed quite pleasing to hear."

Upon hearing this, Harvey stood up, glanced at Sonia, and spoke.

After saying that, Harvey disappeared from Villa 7777 and set off to carry out his mission.

"What exactly does Mr. Kassadin do...?"

After seeing Mr. Kassadin leave, Sonia became even more curious because he seemed quite happy.

Chapter 73 God of the Void

There were many level-two bounty missions, so Harvey continued to work from early morning to late at night, completing one level-two mission after another.

And the speed at which it is completed is getting faster and faster, constantly refreshing the worldviews of countless people.

In the blink of an eye, more than two months have passed, and all the level 2 disaster bounty missions have been completed by a bounty hunter named Kassadin.

Moreover, disasters often symbolize creatures or things that a planet's civilization cannot solve, so those who can solve such disasters are said to possess divine power.

This is why the name of the Void God Kassadin is passed down on various planets.

"Damn it, the last level 2 disaster bounty is gone. This Kassadin is too strong."

On the starship, Yondu saw that Kassadin's name was also listed as the last disaster-type level 2 bounty on the bounty hunter's list, and he immediately started cursing.

"Chief, Kassadin shouldn't be on a mission to hunt us down, right?"

One of Yondu's men, who had also witnessed all of this, said with some fear.

"Damn it, how should I know?"

Yondu also spoke loudly, somewhat impatiently.

They, the interstellar raiders, also have raider organizations. Besides plundering other interstellar ships, they also take on missions to make money.

However, their missions are often at odds with those of bounty hunters, and are somewhat darker.

That's why the Star Raiders and Bounty Hunters are old rivals.

The level 2 bounty hunters are all highly skilled, but most of them operate alone.

The starships they formed were often very small, and they were no match for a group of raiders like him.

Even if they encounter a troublesome level two bounty hunter, the vast universe is boundless, and as long as they want to keep their distance, it will be difficult for the other party to pose a threat to them.

After all, most interstellar raiders are seasoned veterans who rarely stay on a planet for long.

There are also rules governing the various bounty hunters in the universe and the planets where they plunder for entertainment; they can't cause too much trouble there.

So, although the Star Raiders and Bounty Hunters don't get along, they both know that if the other is completely wiped out...

Their own tasks will also decrease, so a delicate balance is maintained between them.

But now that Kassadin, the Void God, has appeared, a Tier 3 bounty hunter, the balance has been completely broken.

Now that the disaster-type missions are finished, is it time to turn our attention to the Star Raiders?

To be honest, Yondu wasn't quite sure, which is why he felt anxious and flustered.

Not only Yondu felt impatient, but the other members of the raider group also felt uneasy and nervous.

A being capable of directly descending upon various planets, possessing unfathomable power akin to a god, could come to claim their lives at any moment; no one could remain calm at this moment.

"You're worrying too much. We mainly do assigned missions, so we don't have many opportunities to meet bounty hunters."

"And there are even more famous raider groups than us, so Kassadin should deal with them first."

"If something really happens to them, we'll still have enough time to plan, won't we?"

Star-Lord sensed the tense atmosphere and smiled, trying to ease the tension in a more relaxed tone.

Kassadin's name has now become a symbol of death and power in the galaxy.

Based on all this intelligence, Kassadin, the God of the Void, kills those terrifying monsters like chickens.

So when someone tries to capture or kill them, they are already very close to death.

However, Star-Lord is an optimist, and as long as Kassadin doesn't have his eye on them, they have nothing to worry about.

Yondu was worried that Kassadin was targeting the entire Raiders organization, but upon hearing Star-Lord's words and seeing the expressions of his other subordinates, he realized that...

"...You're right, there's no point in thinking too much about things that haven't happened yet."

Yondu concealed his worry and smiled.

As Yondu smiled, the tense atmosphere dissipated considerably, but a lingering worry remained on the brows of each raider.

That Kassadin was too terrifying, and he was practically the direct enemy of the raiders, so they couldn't help but worry.

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Compared to the worries and fears of the Star Raiders, the Bounty Hunter organization has completely revered Kassadin as a god-like being.

Kassadin's activity has significantly improved the reputation of bounty hunters on various planets.

Moreover, Kassadin has only done disaster-type missions so far, which has taken some of their work to some extent, but not all of it.

With all the quests Kassadin has completed and the money he's earned, he could consider leaving the front lines of bounty hunting and only occasionally taking on specific quests depending on his mood. He'd certainly live a carefree life.

Kassadin's activity over the past three months has officially made his name widely known across various planets, and people everywhere are talking about it.

Bounty hunters and inhabitants from various planets across the universe travel light-years to Xandar, hoping to encounter Kassadin.

Some came to express their gratitude that Kassadin had saved their planet.

Some wanted to see if they could build connections to help them succeed in the bounty hunter world.

Kassadin's reputation is so formidable that many people tremble at the mere mention of his name.

However, no one knows Kassadin's true residence; all that is known is that Kassadin lives on Xandar.

On this day, a group of bounty hunters registered at the city gates of Xandar.

Is there really a chance to meet the real person?

"Xandar is so big, it probably won't be easy to encounter Kassadin in person, right?"

"Just go to the Bounty Hunter Bar and you'll see. Rumor has it that Kassadin first appeared there."

Several people of different skin colors and somewhat strange clothing walked through the city gate while chatting after registering.

"Wait... what are you referring to as Kassadin?"