In front of Superman, you have no choice but to give yourself to a little girl.

"..."

Seeing the three of them flirting like that, Peter, Harry, and the rest of the Guardians of the Galaxy all wore the same complex expressions.

The security personnel who arrived were completely bewildered, but after seeing Carol signal them not to make any rash moves, they remained on guard quietly.

Having no other option with Wayne, Gwen could only explain to Ganata, "Anyway, don't take this guy's words seriously."

"Hmm...Ganata didn't hear me~"

Ganata covered her ears and turned away, pretending not to have heard Gwen's words.

She was really looking forward to tasting that delicious energy later.

Unlike Galactus, Galactus does not need to devour planets to maintain the balance of the universe, and she does not have cosmic tapeworms in her body.

So although she was a big glutton, her hunger wasn't as intense as her father's, who was a star-devourer; otherwise, she might have pounced on him.

Wow, she's so brave! She actually wanted to eat that terrifying thing.

Venom's voice echoed in Peter's mind.

"..."

Peter didn't know how to explain such an adult topic to Venom, an alien creature that reproduces asexually—he didn't know that Ganata feeds on energy, so he couldn't help but misunderstand Ganata's lewd words.

"Now that the person has been delivered, there's nothing more for us to do."

Gamora had no interest in staying to witness the couple's antics. After seeing that the rocket's engine had been repaired and was barely usable, she said, "Let's go, Quill, we should leave."

Star-Lord, who was hesitating about whether to return to the place of his grief, the place where his mother died, heard Gamora's call and blankly responded twice before following her—in the end, he still didn't have the courage.

"They're gone."

Watching the shaky, damaged spaceship teetering precariously into the sky, Carol glanced at Wayne. Seeing that Superman had chosen to let them go, she didn't order her men to forcibly keep them there.

In fact, Carol still doesn't know who the Guardians of the Galaxy are, but since Superman didn't make things difficult for them, they probably aren't bad guys.

Harry didn't have as many thoughts as the others. Right now, all he could think about was getting Wayne, that bastard who "seduces another girl, and an alien one at that," to treat him to dinner. He couldn't vent his anger without giving the guy a good beating.

"You said your dad talked to you about me?"

While reassuring Gwen, Wayne changed the subject to Ganata, "What did he tell you?"

Upon hearing this, Ganata pondered for a moment, "Hmm... He said you're a respectable opponent, one of the very few in the universe capable of confronting him head-on... Isn't that right?"

"Hehe, if he says so, then so be it."

Wayne had no intention of exposing the other party's shortcomings in front of Galactus's daughter.

With that, Wayne raised his hand and beckoned towards Gana Tower, and a wisp of purple cosmic energy that did not belong to Gana Tower drifted into Wayne's palm.

His superhuman vision had long since detected the anomaly on Galactus—this wisp of energy was clearly left behind by Galactus, and the reason was probably concern that Galactus might encounter some accident, and…

Wayne crushed the wisp of energy and received the message that Galactus wanted to convey to him.

Basically, Galactus encountered a major problem from another universe and asked Wayne to look after his daughter for a while. As for his reward, he would fight Wayne seriously again later.

Clearly, Galactus knew what Wayne wanted, and he was prepared to pay the price with his life. This time, he wouldn't run away even if he was beaten to death—as long as Gana was alright.

"He's more like a man."

Wayne's lips curled up slightly, but... he suddenly became a little curious, which damned bastard who used his eyes like steel dared to cause trouble on your Aimu Dam's territory?

Gwen, who was being held in Wayne's arms, looked up at her boyfriend with some confusion. Before she could ask anything, her attention was drawn to the noise coming from the horizon again.

The Guardians of the Galaxy's battle-damaged ship wobbled and flew back.

"Why are you back again?"

Harry curled his lip. Would those guys send another one? If all else fails, sending him one would be fine too.

"Um, it's nothing."

The spaceship hovered low in the air. Star-Lord opened the hatch and shouted to Wayne and the others, "Just a heads-up, you'd better run."

As soon as he finished speaking, the sky darkened without warning—ripples spread through the space, and a colossal warship that blotted out the sky slowly emerged from it, followed by a dozen or so relatively smaller warships.

Meanwhile, outside the atmosphere, hundreds of warships surrounded the entire planet. The fleet of warships released energy fields almost simultaneously, and the fields connected to form a spherical net that enveloped the Earth.

"..."

Carol was speechless. She wanted to say that she was just an ordinary pilot, so how could she encounter so many things in one day?

Or is this... just Superman's daily life?

Carol glanced furtively at Wayne, only to see him making a phone call as if he were completely ignoring the overwhelming warships.

[Hey, Wayne? This is your Uncle Fury...]

Click—Wayne hung up the phone before the other person could finish speaking.

"Superman, we don't want to cause trouble."

A beam of light and shadow was cast by the giant warship, and Kang Cong, a passerby from the Kang Dynasty, slowly walked out from it.

Then dozens of animals, more than half of their bodies mechanized, flew out from the hatches of the other warships and landed beside Kang.

The moment these cyborg soldiers appeared, the Guardians of the Galaxy ship, which had been hovering low in the air, crashed to the ground.

Inside the spaceship, the Guardians of the Galaxy were sprawled on the floor, except for Rocket Raccoon, who jumped up from the pilot's seat like a madman, shouting, "It's him! It's him!"

"Rockets! What's wrong with you?!"

Star-Lord clutched his head, feeling dizzy, and staggered to his feet.

The strong and powerful Drax was not affected, but quickly got up and hurriedly hugged the struggling Rocket Raccoon. Groot, who was also unaffected, paced anxiously back and forth.

What's wrong with the Rockets?

Gamora shook her head, regaining her senses slightly.

Rocket Raccoon's bloodshot eyes widened as he roared, "I can't be wrong! It's definitely him!"

While Star-Lord and the others were busy calming Rocket Raccoon, Kang outside was under immense pressure.

Seeing Wayne just texting on his phone, Kang subconsciously swallowed to relieve his tension. He didn't expect the Guardians of the Galaxy to be so good at escaping, and to make matters worse, their destination was this planet!

Gritting his teeth, Kang, knowing that abandoning the mission would mean being hunted down forever by the Kang Dynasty, reluctantly spoke up, clinging to a sliver of hope, "We won't do anything to this planet, we just want to take her away..."

After replying to Tony's message, Wayne looked up at Kang and asked, "What did you just say?"

"Oh, I remember now."

Wayne, looking enlightened, nodded slightly.

Kang, who thought Wayne had agreed, subconsciously breathed a sigh of relief, only to be instantly struck by a heat vision.

"Sorry, I refuse."