I evolve infinitely in the Marvel world...

This time, the Obsidian Five suffered a crushing defeat on Blue Star, with heavy losses. These were all his trusted confidants and subordinates whom he had recruited over the years.

The members of the Void God Cult do not follow the principle of "no more than three times," and have repeatedly thwarted his plans.

He had originally hoped to acquire some of the gems and learn how to use them, which would greatly enhance his strength.

He was waiting for a good opportunity to negotiate a cooperation with the Grandmaster. What's the point of waiting now? He hasn't even gotten a single gem yet, and he's already going to the Grandmaster.

The Celestial Venerable probably wouldn't even bother with him, let alone meet him, let alone cooperate with him.

While Thanos was furious, his mind was racing as he considered how to turn the tide and ensure the success of his plan.

There's no hope for the gems from the Nine Realms, and there's no hope for the power gems in the hands of the Void God Cult either.

The only thing he could count on was the legendary Soul Gem.

However, the Black Order are dead, and the Chitauri, those useless bunch, suffered heavy losses last time.

Even his most beloved daughter Gamora, whom he initially sent out to gather information, betrayed him along with Nebula.

This thought made Thanos seem to age a thousand years, and he stopped venting his anger and returned to his throne.

The Void God Cult only caused trouble three times, but now he is almost equivalent to a bald commander.

Although he still had a considerable number of troops under his command, none of them were of any use.

Thanos was very confident in his mind, combining a large amount of intelligence with past documents and knowledge.

Knowing the Ancient One's loneliness, they foresaw that it was inevitable for the Ancient One to deliberately seek death in the future.

Having learned of the death of Odin's father, Bor, they calculated that Odin's lifespan would be within these few years.

Odin has now retired and is in a life of leisure, so it's practically impossible for him to act casually now.

It was calculated that the vast majority of people in the universe have no idea of ​​the power of having all the Infinity Stones together.

A grand and meticulous plan has been devised, and the success rate of this plan will be extremely high as long as the opportune moment arrives.

He also anticipated that the new Supreme Mage was currently ineffective and that sending the Obsidian Five would surely allow them to defeat him.

However, Tony Stark, the Void Pioneer who had already joined the Cult of the Void, protected the still-developing Sorcerer Supreme and thwarted his plans once again.

Although it was Void Herald Tony Stark who thwarted his plans.

However, Thanos knew that the root of all this stemmed from Kassadin, the Void God who suddenly appeared out of nowhere.

If it weren't for Kassadin, the God of the Void, descending upon this universe and displaying terrifying power...

That's fine, it won't affect his plans.

If he were to collect all six Infinity Stones, he could wipe out everything with a snap of his fingers.

But with so many civilizations and planets in the universe, why did Kassadin, the God of the Void, choose Xandar as the location for establishing the Void Cult? It's as if it was premeditated.

"It was premeditated..."

Thanos's eyes flickered as he quickly considered this.

He always believed that no one knew about his plan, and that the immense power that would come from collecting all six Infinity Stones was unknown to anyone.

Odin didn't know, Zeus didn't know, the Grandmaster didn't know, none of the most famous and powerful beings in the universe knew.

Therefore, it was only natural for him to think this way, but the Void God Kassadin suddenly appeared, and his power was beyond comprehension.

The Void Cult can be established in any civilization, and no one can stop it.

If his power is already extraordinary, then what level of insight does he possess?

If Ronan obtains the Power Stone and becomes overconfident, wanting to use it to directly destroy the Xandar Empire, something even he couldn't have foreseen, Kassadin, the God of the Void, foresaw.

Even if the Power Gem had fallen into the hands of the Xandar Empire, he would have had a way to obtain it.

Using the power of the Superstar, one can easily find out where the Power Stone is located.

He could simply steal it then, and directly rule the Xandar Empire, destroying this technologically advanced civilization at the pinnacle of the universe with a single blow.

This officially begins his journey to collect all six Infinity Stones.

As long as he remains hidden behind the scenes until the Ancient One and Odin die.

No one could perceive his grand aspirations and ideals, even after the fact.

He has already successfully collected all six Infinity Stones, at which point no one will be able to stop his plan.

The power provided by the six Infinity Stones is almost omnipotent, capable of granting almost any wish.

But all of this was prevented by the Void God Kassadin establishing the Void Cult in the Xandar Empire.

The thought of this sent shivers down Thanos's spine.

He thought he had hidden himself very well, but he never expected that there was an even deeper shadow behind him, and only now has he realized it.

Kassadin, the god of the void, had always known his thoughts and could kill him at any time.

But Kassadin didn't do that; he simply cut off his plans without anyone noticing.

Despite the fact that the Void Cult was founded in the Xandar Empire, it bestowed its blessing upon Tony Stark, a Void Pioneer who was born on the distant planet Blue Star in the Nine Realms.

This allowed those little bits of trash on Earth to grow up in just a few years.

It's as if they think they don't need to deal with him directly; they can simply stir up the situation to stop all his ideas.

Let him wait here to die like a stray dog.

Upon realizing all this, Thanos suddenly stood up and roared.

"Kassadin, the God of the Void, you son of a bitch!"

Thanos was both shocked and furious at this moment.

He remained behind the scenes, meticulously planning and scheming everything.

But Kassadin, the god of the void, is the one who hides behind the scenes and controls everything.

Moreover, Kassadin, the God of the Void, can be said to have succeeded.

He was left all alone, and whether he wanted to or not, he could only wait for the members of the Void God Cult to grow stronger and then come after him.

Moreover, he cannot launch an offensive, because he cannot shake the power of the Void God Cult.

Now he has no room to resist; the only difference is whether he dies sooner or later.

If he hadn't been able to reflect on every detail and understand others' thoughts, he might have remained in the dark until his death.

Kassadin, the god of the void, is unlike Odin, who is on the verge of death, or Zeus, who is licentious and dissolute, or the arrogant and disdainful High Priest.

There are also ancient gods who live in seclusion, believing they can handle everything and therefore have no need to influence the situation.

Instead, they remain hidden behind the scenes, using their superior power and insight to quietly control everything and eliminate anything that poses a threat to them.

It's like Kassadin, the god of the void, is constantly recovering his power.

Thanos now fully understands the time when Kassadin, the God of the Void, first appeared in the universe.

His strength may not have recovered to its peak, so he is still acting very discreetly.

It attracted a lot of attention, but because of the strength it displayed, no one took it too seriously.

He was one of them back then. Kassadin, the God of the Void, displayed tremendous power, but he certainly didn't reach the level of a top-tier cosmic powerhouse.

After establishing the Cult of the Void, Kassadin, the God of the Void, kept a low profile and stayed on the Void Isle of the Xandar Empire.

Hiding in the shadows, waiting for the right opportunity, while simultaneously strengthening their own power and, most importantly, restoring their strength.

If someone had noticed this at the very beginning of the establishment of the Void God Cult...

It's possible that one of the strongest beings in the universe could confront Kassadin, the God of the Void, head-on, and might even be able to destroy him.

Not to mention the fact that a powerhouse at the pinnacle of the universe came knocking on his door; at that time, the Void God Kassadin might not have been able to resist at all.

However, given that the Void God Kassadin is too low-key, it is understandable that he would establish a power base, especially since he chose a location like the Xandar Empire's headquarters.

He himself couldn't directly cause trouble for the Xandar Empire, let alone use planet-destroying weapons to clash with the Xandar Empire; he would be the one to die if he did.

If Captain Marvel, who stirs up trouble all over the universe, had any ideas about killing Kassadin, the god of the void, then this would be the perfect opportunity.

Later, even in the war against the Xandar Empire caused by Ronan, Kassadin did not intervene, but simply let his men handle it.

With the Power Stone falling into the hands of Kassadin, the god of the void, speculation about Kassadin's strength has rapidly increased.

Before Kassadin, the God of the Void, had recovered to his peak strength, the mysterious and unknown served as his best protection.

It wasn't until the Battle of the Void, several years after he had been silent, that he made a move and directly clashed with the Grandmaster.

Kassadin, the God of the Void, has recovered his strength to the level of a peak cosmic powerhouse, directly defeating the Grandmaster and causing the Void to fall into the hands of the Void Cult.

That battle shook the universe, deeply shocking countless beings and powerful beings within it.

But no one realized, and no god realized, that they had missed the opportunity to prevent the Void God Kassadin from regaining his power and rising again.

The terrifying phenomenon brought by the massive dark star last year signifies that the power of Kassadin, the god of the void, has been greatly restored.

Although he hasn't returned to his peak, it's already enough.

Since it dared to display its divine power, it was already a sign, and it was futile for anyone to try to stop it.

Therefore, Kassadin, the god of the void, felt that he no longer needed to keep a low profile, which is why he recently made a public appearance.

By combining all the information gathered from the past and present, Thanos truly understood everything.

While he was plotting for the Infinity Stones, Kassadin, the god of the void, was also plotting.

Moreover, he planned everything under everyone's watchful eyes, and he has already succeeded.

The thought that he was being targeted by this person, and that a casual move he made would disrupt his plans and cause them to vanish into thin air, was truly grating.

"Everyone has already missed the best time to stop it."

"Haha~ So this is the real irreversible trend."

Thanos understood everything and realized what the future of this universe would hold, and he laughed self-deprecatingly.

Kassadin probably didn't even take him seriously and had no intention of killing him directly. Instead, he dealt with him casually while recovering his strength.

Just like how he used to casually deal with an insignificant ant, a single casual remark could render the other person's life or death meaningless.

If he had figured it out sooner, he could have survived even if he had given up his ideals.

Even if he wanted to survive, his fate was no longer in his own hands.