"One of them is Harvey?"
"How powerful is he?"
Steve's mind was filled with awe and curiosity at the thought that one of those monstrous figures he saw was Harvey.
"I don't know the full extent of his power," Tony replied. "But it's definitely beyond our imagination."
"You'll learn which one is him when you venture into space and head to the Void Island on Xandar, the headquarters of the Void Church."
"Now that you've joined the Void, there are a few things I need to tell you."
"Reno and the others are also members of the Void Church," Tony continued. "They don't know that Harvey is relaxing here on Earth. So when you refer to him in front of them, you'll need to use another name."
"What name?"
Steve and Banner asked in unison.
"The God of the Void, Kassadin."
Tony revealed Harvey's cosmic alias—or perhaps it was his real name. Honestly, he wasn't quite sure, given Harvey's ability to change his appearance at will.
Kassadin could easily take on a different guise and create another identity altogether. Whether this name was truly his or just a façade remained a mystery.
"Kassadin, the God of the Void..." Steve murmured, committing the name to memory.
"Kyle and the others are also members of the Void Church. How long have they been strong?"
Banner, recalling the formidable Kassadin, was eager to know more.
"Kyle, Reno, and the Seer have been with the Void for over two years."
"But don't compare yourselves to them; everyone's starting point is different."
"They were already renowned bounty hunters with exceptional skills and vast battle experience before receiving the blessings of the Void."
"If it weren't for my technological advancements, I might have been outmatched by them," Tony said, unabashed in his praise for Reno and the others.
Their natural combat abilities and experience surpassed what an average person could offer, and they were more adept at harnessing their power.
Banner realized that, given their history, even if he transformed into the Hulk, defeating those three would still be a challenge.
"What about that lady, Leicy?"
He suddenly recalled the tall, striking blonde who radiated captivating charm.
"Oh? Are you taking a fancy to someone?"
Tony raised an eyebrow, a teasing smile appearing on his face.
"I'm just a normal guy; admiring beautiful women is natural," Banner replied, feeling slightly embarrassed.
"She is indeed stunning, but I suggest you don't get your hopes up."
"I don't know why exactly, but Kyle warned me about her."
Tony offered a knowing look as if he understood something unspoken.
He knew little about Leicy, except that she was formidable, even capable of consuming minerals to expedite her evolution—a clear indication of her relentless pursuit of power, regardless of the painful process.
"Does she have a fear of men, or has someone done something unforgivable to her?"
Steve asked, intrigued.
"But she seemed quite friendly towards men; in fact, she seemed to understand them well and easily gain their favor."
"I don't know," Tony shrugged. "Just don't pursue it. If I'm cautious around Leicy, you should be too."
"Of course, if you don't believe me, you're free to try."
"Just don't say I didn't warn you. You both joined the Void without facing any trials, so you're unaware of what it takes to be part of the Void Church."
"But I can tell you, passing those trials isn't simple."
"You must believe in the God of the Void, Kassadin, without any prior knowledge or conditions. In the beginning, there won't be any immediate response."
"At a minimum, you'll need to maintain that belief for a month to gain recognition and join the Void."
"During this time, you'll be tested on your sincerity, patience, and determination to seek power."
"Currently, the Void Church has at least five hundred members, but there are only a few women."
Tony explained, knowing that Reno, Kyle, and the Seer had their pasts, but he knew little about Leicy since she hadn't shared her story.
While he could easily use JARVIS to find information, as a comrade, it was best to respect Leicy's privacy.
"Who would've thought that someone who appears so beautiful could also be so fearsome?"
Steve noted, feeling reassured by Tony's words.
"I should focus on mastering the Hulk," Banner added, realizing he didn't want to pursue Leicy further.
"Let's go; I'll take you to get some food."
"You'll experience what it's like to gain strength from nourishment."
"As for meeting Reno and the others, let's hold off on that for now. You can always speak to Peggy later."
"If she's interested in a longer life, just persuade her to believe in the Void."
"Harvey will definitely honor his promises."
As Tony saw that both of them had decided to drop their interests, he rose from his lounge chair and walked toward the house.
"Shouldn't we inform Harvey?"
Steve asked, puzzled.
"Not necessary. The entire Earth is within Harvey's view."
"Even now, he's watching us; it's just a matter of whether he chooses to reveal himself."
Tony waved dismissively, unconcerned.
"...Alright, I'll talk to Peggy later," Steve replied, reflecting on the fact that the entirety of Earth was under Harvey's scrutiny.
Initially skeptical, he recalled the powerful figures he had just seen and felt his doubts fade away.