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

"So, Doctor, what's wrong with you now...?"

Carol glanced at the spaceship parked not far away, a touch of sadness creeping into her eyes. "Are we leaving Earth?"

Dr. Lawson nodded slightly.

Why?

Carroll suddenly remembered that Dr. Lawson seemed a little strange today compared to before, but that was after the state university students arrived.

"So...it's because of Superman?"

Carol was a little confused. Did Superman want to kick the professor out? But that didn't make sense. Superman seemed like a nice guy. And if Superman really couldn't tolerate the professor, how could the professor still be alive?

"No, it's just because my cat is lost."

"Oh... um???"

Carroll considered many reasons in a short time, but this was the one she couldn't think of—what did it mean that you had to leave Earth because your cat was lost?

Dr. Lawson didn't keep them in suspense any longer and went straight to explaining the cause and effect.

Her cat is a Flerken named "Gugu," and Flerkens are extremely dangerous creatures in the universe whose stomachs are connected to another parallel dimension, allowing them to devour almost anything.

At the same time, Gugu has been a source of comfort and companionship for her all these years.

But not long ago, Gugu was kidnapped by an unknown entity, and the cat tag showed that its location was in another galaxy.

Dr. Lawson wanted to rescue Gugu, but she knew it wouldn't be easy.

Leaving Earth means enormous risks. Because of Superman, Earth is one of the few safe zones. Even now that Superman is not on Earth, not many people in the universe dare to cause trouble here.

After all, Malekith, who died not long ago, is not completely dead yet, and no one wants to follow in his footsteps.

But things changed once she left Earth. Besides the countless monsters on various planets, there were space pirates and mercenaries roaming the universe, as well as the Kree Empire, which was still hunting her down.

Even without these issues, the guy who kidnapped Gugu wasn't someone easy to deal with—Gugu was a Devouring Beast, and the fact that he could so easily kidnap a Devouring Beast was enough to prove that he was no ordinary creature.

Dr. Lawson speculated that the kidnapping of Gugu was related to the people who came from those warships not long ago, but he could not be sure yet.

But no matter what, she could only go and see. If it wasn't those guys, she would try to use the self-defense weapons she brought from the Kree Empire to rescue Gugu.

If that's really the case... then we'll have to make other plans.

After listening to everything Dr. Lawson had said, Carol remained silent for a moment, then slowly stood up. "Dr. Lawson, let's go. If we delay any longer, Gugu will be in danger, right?"

Dr. Lawson, who knew Carol very well, wasn't surprised by her choice. He simply smiled and said, "Besides interspace technology, this spaceship has also been newly equipped with products from Project Pegasus. Would you like to try it out?"

"You mean?!"

"That's right, true light-speed travel."

……

On the other side, at the outermost edge of the Milky Way.

This is the Land of Nothingness, and also the headquarters of the Collector, one of the Elders of the Universe.

The Cosmic Elders originated from the first intelligent life forms born after the Big Bang; they are the last survivors of their respective races.

Although the Elders of the Universe do not belong to the same race and have no biological connection, they already regard each other as brothers and sisters.

The cosmic elders, who have lived for countless years, also have their own hobbies and pastimes. For example, collectors are naturally obsessed with collecting rare treasures.

The purpose of everyone coming to the Void was to find a collector to make a deal.

The Void is a lawless zone in the universe located on the border. It is a place where all sorts of people mingle, a hub for black markets, and a gathering place for mercenaries.

As the masters of the void, collectors naturally have a unique advantage in these black areas.

Rocket Raccoon wants to trade his treasured possessions with the Collector, even if the Collector doesn't know the location of the Supreme Evolution's headquarters, the Collector is definitely capable of helping him dig up the key clues.

A colossal, unimaginably large skeletal skull—this is the appearance of the Void, which was originally the head of a member of the Celestials.

The Guardians of the Galaxy's navy blue spaceship landed at the port of the Void, at the eye socket of the skull, where various alien spaceships were docked besides themselves.

"Harry, did you see that just now?"

Peter, who had just stepped off the spaceship, still seemed somewhat dazed, as if he couldn't forget what he had just witnessed.

"I saw it."

Harry nodded somewhat stiffly. "This thing is a head? What kind of head is that big?"

"This is the severed head of a god."

Gamora, who was leading the way, casually explained, "It was abandoned here many years ago. As for who killed this god, no one knows for sure. Speculating about who the killer was is just an interesting story in the universe, isn't it?"

"God?!"

Peter's eyes widened involuntarily. "A god like Thor?"

"Sol?"

Rocket Raccoon raised an eyebrow. "That alien warrior with the hammer? No, the Celestials are different from them."

Rocket knew very little about Asgard, and had only heard scattered legends about Thor, even regarding him as just a powerful alien.

Ganata raised her right hand high. "I've heard my dad say that the Celestials are a group of cosmic engineers."

"engineer?"

Gamora wanted to complain, but then she remembered that it was Galactus who said it, so she couldn't. "Maybe," she said, "but it's said that they visit planets and either destroy or create civilizations. I don't know much else about them."

"Destroy or create civilization?"

Gwen crouched down, picked up a grain of lifeless dust, and said, "Impressive... Wayne, who do you think killed him?"

Upon hearing this, Star-Lord couldn't help but roll his eyes. How many years ago was this? No matter how powerful Superman was, how could he possibly know about these ancient secrets?

"It was a guy named Nar who did it."

Not a buddy? You really know?!

Not only Star-Lord, but Peter, Harry, and the rest of the Guardians of the Galaxy also unconsciously looked over, while only Ganata remained completely unconcerned.

Peter reacted the most; his symbiote suit trembled involuntarily.

"What's wrong? Venom?"

"It's nothing, Peter, it's just... the name he mentioned sounds familiar, but I just can't quite place it."

Startled, Peter quickly caught up with his brother. "Wayne, who is this Nar you're talking about? I think I've heard of him before."

"Oh, he does have some connection to Venom."

Wayne glanced at the symbiote suit, which seemed startled. "Gnar is known as the God of Symbiotes. Because he was betrayed by the symbiotes, he is now imprisoned on the symbiote homeworld Krintar. Would you like to see him? I can take you to meet him."

"..."

"Never mind, Venom seems a bit afraid of him."

Peter and Venom had mixed feelings. So this awesome guy who cut off the head of a god was their enemy?

Wayne examined the slightly wriggling symbiote suit with interest. "Or I could grab him and show him to you."

The moment he finished speaking, the venom shrank back into Peter's body.

"..."

Looking at the perverse humor of the powerful figure he was clinging to, Star-Lord wanted to complain, but he only thought about it, otherwise he would be the one getting pranked—sorry, that symbiote called Venom, good luck to you.