Marvel's strongest warden

Life is a precious wealth.

Having life is a gift from God.

Even though the universe is vast, ordinary people, no, even the planet devourer who is a god will not go to the boundary of the universe, after all, it is too difficult to understand.

There is not as much life in the universe as others imagine. Even among the planets eaten by Galactus, which has been chasing food, there are many more inanimate planets than civilized planets.

This is especially true for life in the galaxy. Many habitable planets have not produced their own civilizations, or they have stagnated for some reason.

Or maybe it's because an advanced civilization appeared in their evolutionary process and interrupted their evolution.

Mason appeared around the Death Star. There were many planets around the Death Star, and all of them were in deathly silence.

It wasn't until he was exploring the sixth planet that he discovered traces of biological survival.

To be precise, it is a trace of the existence of a combat team.

Mason tried the gravity here, and he realized that the gravity here was much greater than the Death Star and the Earth. He wore the bulky clothes of an astronaut and walked on the planet.

The long-dried blood and the half-digested corpses lying on the ground told Mason that there had been a fierce battle or a one-sided massacre here.

Several spaceships crashed on the planet. Mason walked in and saw the Kree people who had been dead for a long time.

Yes, the crashed spaceships and the dead battles here are all Kree people. Not all Kree people have blue skin, but most of their blood is blue.

There was a Kree soldier who had a strong desire to survive and stuffed himself into the rescue cabin. Unfortunately, this did nothing except protect his body.

"There was a fierce battle here. The Kree warship was pierced by weapons and had to make an emergency landing on this planet.

Then the pursuers landed here and killed the Kree."

The weapons of the Kree were not taken away or destroyed. This means that their enemies did not want to replenish their ammunition, or simply looked down upon the weapons of the Kree?

No, the Kree's technology is considered to be top-notch even among the major empires. If the raiders or interstellar pirates take action, then these weapons will not stay.

Predators will take away everything they own - except for children, and most predators don't do business with children.

Interstellar pirates have no bottom line. Take Thanos for example. Many people think that Thanos is an interstellar pirate. Even if he occupies the Dark Quadrant, it cannot change the fact that he is an interstellar pirate.

However, even Thanos usually does not specifically intercept and kill Kree ships, which is of no benefit to him.

Mason looked at the punctured cockpit and said nothing, but his brain was spinning crazily.

He continued to investigate and discovered a war fortress on this planet, or a Kree observation post to be more accurate.

This shows that these Cree people did not crash land here, but migrated here specifically.

Of course, this observation post was also destroyed in the face of a powerful enemy. After entering the observation post, Mason discovered that even if it had not been maintained for many years, the intelligent system here was still functioning.

He arrived at the command room of the observation post and saw that a large hole had been drilled into the door of the command room, and the commander inside had his head blown off.

"Energy weapons."

Mason walked over and found that there was still a distress signal on the screen that had not been sent out, but the words on it were all in Cree script, and Mason did not understand these words.

"I hope your souls still have some use."

Mason raised his hands, and all the Crees who had their heads blown off or lost their arms stood up and came to Mason like puppets on strings.

"Been dead for too long."

Mason could detect no trace of souls on their bodies.

They can't even feel the joy, anger, sorrow and joy before their death.

"If that's the case..."

Mason put his hands on these corpses, and the power of the Lord of the Dead was unleashed.

The fantasy before his death appeared before his eyes. He saw a beam of light falling from the horizon. It landed hard from the horizon and smashed the spaceships parked on the planet. Then, the Kree warship was chased.

It was also destroyed.

A flash of fire fell on the Kree outpost.

"Captain Marvel Carol."

Mason opened his eyes. The one who can do this and has a grudge against the Kree should be Captain Marvel Carol.

But Mason didn't expect that she would come here.

Did she pass by here, or?

Mason knew that Carol was escorting the displaced Skrulls to find new homes, but he didn't know if Carol had found a new home.

However, it was inevitable that she and the Kree would not deal with each other. She scared off the accuser Ronan and his army, and sent Yong back to Hala. The Supreme Wisdom obtained the information Yong brought back.

Carol decides to make enemies of the Kree.

After carefully searching here again, he used the power of the space gem to bring the scavengers over. They were indeed professionals in picking up garbage. Even though they were afraid of Mason's authority, they still told him that not everything here could be collected.

Take it back.

There are many positioning devices here. The good news is that all the communicators here have been destroyed, and the people who did it are very professional. It looks like it was done by an insider.

In general, every communication device is similar, but the problem is that even a small difference is enough to stop many people, and scavengers like them cannot accurately destroy the communication device.

Mason said he understood and asked them to start working. By the way, he asked if any of them knew the Cree script.

It turned out that there was indeed one. He carefully identified the words and said: "This should be Firth."

Mason knew he was right. He signaled the scavengers to start working and unload all the things that could be unloaded here and take them back.

It's not far from the Death Star, it only takes about three migrations.

If traces of the Cree are found here, then this is Cree territory?

But he doesn't care about this for the time being. For him, it is normal for him to be paid attention to by alien forces.

Even if there are no Kree people, after establishing a base on an alien planet, you will encounter hordes of interstellar pirates and mercenaries like hyenas. If you don't have enough strength, there will be dangers everywhere in the universe.

Even Xandar, the seemingly prosperous and peaceful planet where the Nova Corps headquarters is located, is the same.

As long as Thanos is willing, it will be shattered in an instant, the peace will be torn apart, and the planet will be littered with corpses.

Mason watched as these scavengers and the villains of the Void Land skillfully dismantled the machinery here, broke them into pieces, brought them back to Earth, and handed them over to Doctor Octopus.

When Doctor Octopus looked at Mason, he grabbed his clothes excitedly and said: "I have made new progress regarding your magic pattern warrior plan!

Look at this!"

He pulled Mason over and asked him to see his latest research results.

Mason saw that in the center of many lines, an artificial sun was continuously releasing energy and suspended among them.

"Although I am also very happy, Doctor," Mason said helplessly as he looked at the busy assistants and the ecstatic Doctor Octopus in front of him: "But can you tell me where this key breakthrough of yours is?

Can you give me a little hint?"