They discussed how to deal with the rapidly rising Void God Cult, whether to eliminate it beforehand or to cater to its interests and form an alliance.

When the Elders of the Universe saw this news, they contacted each other privately, except for the Grandmaster.

In the gathering of elders of the Cosmic Elders Council.

A man dressed in white shorts, his body as white as a golden statue, ran by saying, "Wouldn't it have been better if we had just offered our help directly?"

He then saw the Void Cult begin to take action, and their first move was to capture Irani Rael, the most legendary woman in the Xandar Empire.

This visible rise makes runners feel like they've missed an opportunity.

A female caregiver, dressed in a green dress and with wavy green hair, raised her eyebrows upon hearing this, her eyes devoid of white.

"Runner, are you crazy or are we crazy? The Grandmaster fought Kassadin for less than half a day before he could only watch his beloved brother die."

"It's easy for you to say that you run fast, I'm not a combat type."

"What difference would it make if we got involved? It would probably just make the collectors take the fall."

The caregiver is not a combat-type powerhouse, but rather possesses the ability to sense emotions and manipulate feelings.

However, she also possesses an eternal lifespan, thus becoming a member of the Council of Elders of the Universe.

"Not everyone in the council is a combatant."

"The Grandmaster is one of the best among them. He has never directly fought or negotiated with Kassadin to back down."

"If we get involved, we will only bring about our own destruction."

A member of the Cosmic Elders Council, a gardener, stroked his beard and spoke slowly.

"The demise of collectors who choose to collect treasures as a hobby is to be expected."

"It's just a matter of how long it takes."

"At the time, everyone tacitly provided some support troops, but no one actually took action."

"Isn't it because we both know this principle?"

The law enforcement officer of the Cosmic Elders Council was sitting in his palace, gently tapping the table in front of him, and speaking calmly.

The Cosmic Elders all share a perpetual interest, most of which are not particularly dangerous.

Even if there are any, they won't exceed the scope of what they can handle.

The very act of a collector hobby of acquiring treasures will unconsciously attract powerful beings born from the universe to vie for them.

Over the years, it wasn't just the Celestial Venerable who cleaned up messes for collectors; these other people also occasionally stepped in.

"Let's put the topic of collectors aside for now; I take back what I said."

"Let's talk about the most important issue right now."

"The rise of the Void God Cult is now clearly visible."

What are your thoughts on this?

The runner spoke up upon hearing this.

The runner doesn't have teleportation, but he has the fastest speed in the universe.

This speed endows him with extremely strong combat abilities, making him a member of the Cosmic Elders Council responsible for combat.

He is also one of the top-tier powerhouses in the universe, but in terms of strength within the Council of Elders of the Universe, he is still inferior to the Celestial Venerable.

Although it was difficult for the Celestial Venerable to hit him, all of his attacks were ineffective against the Celestial Venerable.

The Grandmaster may not be the strongest among the top-tier beings in the universe, but he is certainly one of the most arrogant people in the universe.

Kassadin, the god of the void, was able to force the Grandmaster to retreat and make him watch helplessly as his beloved brother died.

What exactly happened remains unknown to them.

"What opinions could we possibly have? At worst, we'd just move to another location."

"The universe is so vast, with so many galaxies. Do you think the Void God Cult can bring them all under its control?"

Upon hearing this, the gardener immediately spoke up.

Although the tone sounded casual, it was a necessary concession.

He only wanted to cultivate the barren planet and had no desire to participate in the war between the strongest beings in the universe.

“My opinion is the same as the gardener’s. If it’s about fighting, that’s something for people like you who are in charge of the fighting to consider.”

Upon hearing this, the caretaker raised his hand, agreeing with the gardener's words and indicating his willingness to remain neutral.

If the enemy is weak, she can use her telepathic and emotional manipulation abilities to toy with and play with them.

However, she had absolutely no interest in Kassadin, the God of the Void.

After all, being able to force the Grandmaster to retreat means being able to force anyone in the Council of Elders to retreat.

Unless she's tired of living or has gone mad, she's unlikely to agree to attack Kassadin.

The universe is vast and has given birth to countless beings. There are indeed not that many who stand at the pinnacle of power, but even a small number are still a number.

These rare, top-tier powerhouses in the universe are the kind of people like them need to avoid.

If she didn't even have this kind of self-awareness, she wouldn't have been able to live for so many years.

"What do you think, officer?"

Upon hearing these words, the runner looked at the law enforcement officer, a top-tier powerhouse in the universe and also a combatant.

Law enforcement officers can transform what they see into what they want it to be.

This ability is virtually unsolvable for the vast majority of living beings in the universe.

However, it won't be so effective against top-tier universe experts; at most, it can only serve as a restraining force.

Combined with his already superb physical body and the ability to manipulate cosmic energy, there is no doubt that the Enforcer's strength can reach the pinnacle of the universe.

Within the Council of Elders of the Universe, the Enforcers wield almost the highest authority.

Only the Grandmaster disregarded the opinions of the law enforcement officers.

Just as the Celestials can only negotiate with the Grandmaster, the Enforcers can only negotiate with the Grandmaster as well.

"Let's see what the Grandmaster does first."

"Zeus visited the Grandmaster before, most likely to discuss how to deal with Kassadin, the god of the void."

"The Grandmaster actually fought Kassadin, the god of the void."

"If he feels he can make a move, then he must be confident of victory."

"If it weren't for the Celestial Venerable's personality, he would never have taken action again."

Upon hearing the runner's words, the law enforcement officer frowned deeply, considered for a moment, and then spoke.

These guys are used to being free and unrestrained in their own territories, fearless and audacious.

If the rise of the Void God Cult forces them to migrate...

While it's not impossible, it would definitely make you feel very unhappy.

However, the enforcer knew what kind of monster could be capable of overpowering the Grandmaster, so he dared not act rashly and bring great disaster upon the Council of Elders of the Universe.

Having lived for so many years, they have seen far too many top-tier powerhouses in the universe.

Some of these top-tier cosmic powerhouses, though young and with short lifespans, can directly threaten your life.

When faced with such a being, they should consider avoiding it, rather than confronting it head-on and fighting to the death.

"Look at the Celestial Venerable, that guy should have some distance between us now."

The runner, upon hearing the law enforcement officer's conservative choice, couldn't help but feel a bit uneasy, and said...

For many years, the Cosmic Elders had assumed that Ego would die first, since Ego's lifespan was indeed predictable.

So after the trial, they kicked Igor out.

Unexpectedly, the collector who seemed to have a truly eternal lifespan was the first to die.

In the past, no matter how much they argued and fought among themselves, as long as no one was killed, everything could be resolved.

But when the Celestial Venerable asked them for help, they all just went through the motions, essentially watching the collector die.

The Celestial Venerable might blame himself for his lack of strength, but he would also blame those guys he'd known for countless years for not putting in the effort.

They are now secretly contacting the Grandmaster behind his back because they know it's not easy to see him.

Otherwise, the Grandmaster would never be absent from the Council of Elders of the Universe.

"Although we wronged him first, the opportunity to take revenge has come."

“The Celestial Venerable would never turn a blind eye to this.”

The law enforcement officer spoke up upon hearing this.

He probably guessed why Zeus approached the Grandmaster.

First, they could join forces with the Grandmaster, a powerful being. Even if he couldn't kill Kassadin, the God of the Void, the Grandmaster could at least confront Kassadin head-on.

Secondly, they contacted these old guys through the Celestial Venerable.

Each of them has a voice in the universe, and as long as they have the right voice, they can summon eternity to make a judgment.

After all, it was an enemy that even they couldn't defeat when they joined forces. This was already a cosmic crisis, so it wouldn't make sense for Eternity not to step in.

"Then let's wait for the right opportunity."

Upon hearing this, the runner understood that the law enforcement officer also intended to take action.

Even if they unite, they may still find it difficult to defeat Kassadin, which is why they are forced to wait.

The runners knew that the Void God Cult's actions had alarmed them.

Then the beings scattered throughout the universe will also take action.

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Headquarters of the Xandar Empire's Nova Corps.

"Lady Ilani, are you really not considering continuing to serve as regent for a few more years?"

Three-star officer Roman Day looked at Irani, his words carrying a hint of pleading.

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