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"I have absolutely no idea about planetary codes or anything like that."

"So please keep it simple, for example, how long will it take to get there?"

Stephen was completely baffled when Lacey brought up NGC and NBC, but he wasn't ashamed and just asked her directly.

After all, Stephen was a neurology expert not long ago, which sounds impressive, but only among ordinary people, and only on Earth.

Even after he became the Sorcerer Supreme, his activities were basically limited to Earth and various magical dimensions, and he also visited Xandar.

There are many cosmic civilizations that he has never even heard of, let alone visited.

"Given the performance of Tony's spaceship, if the journey is non-stop and without any problems, it should arrive in 51 hours."

When Lacey heard Stephen say this, she didn't laugh at Stephen's idea. Instead, after thinking for a moment, she gave a simple and straightforward answer.

"That way I'll be able to understand."

"But what trouble might we encounter on our journey?"

"Doesn't Tony's spaceship have the Void Cult's symbol on it?"

"Others will probably have to go around if they see this."

Stephen felt enlightened upon hearing the answer, but he quickly realized something and spoke up.

He didn't feel there was anything wrong with what he said.

He may not be that powerful, but he has the name of the Void God Kassadin and the activities of various Void Cult members.

The Void Cult is now widely known throughout the Andromeda Galaxy.

"The Void God Cult is big enough in the Andromeda Galaxy."

"However, NGC-462 does not belong to the Andromeda Galaxy, but rather to the vicinity of the NGC galaxy, which lies between the Whale Galaxy and the Andromeda Galaxy."

"Therefore, it is possible to encounter some unforeseen troubles."

Lady Butterfly said softly at this moment.

Because she was going to go along, Mrs. Butterfly had made some preparations in advance.

How far are the Whale Galaxy and the Andromeda Galaxy from here?

Stephen saw that Mrs. Butterfly also knew these things, and after thinking for a moment, he asked her a question.

"It's about 22 million light-years away from the Andromeda Galaxy."

"If you're looking at Xandar, it's about 20.6 million light-years away."

"It has a much wider area."

"Because of the vast difference, even the Xandar Empire, which boasts the most advanced technology in the universe and is an empire-level power, cannot extend its reach that far."

Upon hearing this, Mrs. Butterfly activated the space communicator and explained the situation to Stephen.

No one knows for the time being how far the end of the universe is.

If a person could travel through all the civilizations within a million light-years in their lifetime, they would be considered quite knowledgeable.

If the area under their control can extend to millions of light-years, then they are on the level of a cosmic empire.

Twenty million light-years away lies a realm that the Xandar Empire can explore, but which it has not yet truly ventured into.

Moreover, the resources we have are sufficient to achieve this for the time being.

Therefore, the Xandar Empire basically only manages the order of the Andromeda Galaxy, the Milky Way, and the many surrounding nebulae and star clusters.

The Xandar Empire couldn't be bothered with anything further away.

After all, being in an unfamiliar place, who knows if they might make enemies with some powerful forces nearby, or even top-tier or peak-level experts in the universe.

The Andromeda Galaxy is home to the Xandar Empire, a highly advanced civilization that is primarily under its jurisdiction.

Therefore, it wouldn't be surprising if a highly advanced civilization were to emerge near the Whale Galaxy.

The Xandar Empire might think this way, and so might some forces in neighboring star systems.

Therefore, there is a long-standing rule in the Andromeda Galaxy, though it is not explicitly stated in writing.

Before other civilizations in other star systems start plotting war, we should prepare for defense and avoid having any ulterior motives or overstepping our bounds.

A galaxy is so vast that it is more than enough to sustain countless billions of living beings.

In retrospect, the Xandar Empire, when it was still the Xandar civilization, discovered the terrifying existence of the Kree Empire while exploring other star systems.

You could say it was good luck that the danger was discovered in advance.

Fortunately, they initially only had the idea of ​​exploration and did not have any intention of invasion or plunder.

Therefore, when the Xandar civilization was still weak, it was not directly targeted by the Kree Empire.

Instead, they lay low and secretly developed their strength for a while before they were able to compete with the Kree Empire.

"Twenty million light-years away, it seems we can forget about going there."

Stephen knew that since they were other galaxies, the distance between them shouldn't be too close, but he was still taken aback when he heard the astonishing number of 20 million light-years.

"Well, generally speaking, unless there's something absolutely necessary to do."

"Otherwise, most people will never travel more than a million light-years away from their own planet in their lifetime."

"After all, the farther apart the distance, the more different the cultures are likely to be."

Lady Butterfly nodded slightly upon hearing this.

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"Then let's hope for a smooth journey."

"Although I'm not afraid of encountering any trouble, it's always better to have less trouble."

Stephen knew that the reputation of the Void Cult might not be useful in other star systems, and he understood why the Void Cult would have to embark on a phase of territorial expansion in the future.

The expansion of territory at that time was not only for gaining more land, but also for spreading fame.

The Void Cult became the sole and strongest galactic overlord in the Andromeda Galaxy.

Therefore, any other galaxy that intends to investigate the Andromeda Galaxy will surely be able to learn about the power and terror of the Void God Cult first.

"The main purpose of this trip is to investigate Thanos's whereabouts; I don't want to kill anyone unnecessarily."

"However, when others come to us, being soft-hearted is not the rule of survival in the universe."

Kyle leaned back lazily on the sofa, a smile on his face.

Kayle at home on the Void Isle and Kayle on a long trip are like two completely different people.

Because everyone on the Void Isles is a fellow human being, Kayle tries her best to be the friendliest and kindest person she can be.

Moreover, he hoped that Miss Sarah would have a good impression of him and would be happy to help others.

However, when he went out on adventures, he didn't like killing people, but he didn't mind killing people either.

"This operation is mainly handled by Tony and his team, so you should keep a low profile."

Although Renoli's words were meant as advice, they were not actually dismissive.

If someone foolishly comes looking for trouble, and you expect them to be merciful and lenient, that would mean they would suffer a loss to help others out of kindness—that's not in their nature.

"Why do you all seem so violent..."

Stephen looked at Kyle and Renoir and felt he was seeing a new side of them. He hesitated for a moment before speaking.

"Violence is not the best method, but it is indeed the fastest way to solve many problems."

"Most of the people I met while traveling in space were bullies who were afraid of the strong and liked to take advantage of others."

"Therefore, when dealing with people, sometimes you have to be even more wicked than others."

Kyle replied without any hesitation.

Their approach is considered kind; they usually treat people according to their attitude.

When Alex takes action, he becomes even more reckless and domineering.

“I don’t advocate this approach, but I accept this high standard.”

Banner agreed upon hearing this.

He was one of the people who was greatly influenced by Kyle, but Banner was still not bloodthirsty, just not so averse to using force to resolve things.

"You'll get used to it eventually. You haven't experienced the true rules of the universe yet."

"Because you lived in your homeland and the Xandar Empire."

"Once you see it for yourself, you'll realize that the universe is far more chaotic than any world you've ever been to before."

The one who knew the world Stephen was in contact with was relatively small, so he spoke.

Otherwise, how could bounty hunters be described as a profession that involves licking blood off a knife's edge?

The dangers you face are not only from the mission objectives, but also from threats from your colleagues, other enemies, and even ordinary people.

Because even slightly famous level 2 bounty hunters are synonymous with wealth; their net worth may not be hundreds of millions, but it is at least that of multi-millionaires.

Moreover, unlike ordinary people, bounty hunters are not protected by civilization. When they die, the news is simply that they are dead, and there is no in-depth investigation into who the killer is.

After all, who among bounty hunters who has made a name for themselves doesn't have enemies?

Therefore, as long as you manage to kill a level 2 bounty hunter, you can directly obtain most of your wealth.

Therefore, if you want to become a bounty hunter, unless you don't value your own life, you must first learn that the worst thing you can do when you're out in the world is to be soft-hearted.

"Then why do you feel that some of the trends on Earth are not quite right?"

Tony knew, of course, that Kyle and the others seemed easy to get along with, but in reality, they weren't exactly philanthropists. He just asked something as he thought of it.

"When did we say that the atmosphere on Earth was inappropriate?"

"We have long known that wherever there are people, there will be conflict and bloodshed."

“Not every civilization is under Miss Sonia’s control like Void Island, so there’s no need to worry about problems with the atmosphere.”

"At most, we've only privately remarked that your hometown is still in a backward stage where civilization hasn't yet formed and needs further development."

Renoir replied casually upon hearing Tony's words.