Rimuru had no interest in or opinion on Zhi Ge's desire to expand his team.
Still, if a team like Zhi Ge's, one that loved stabbing people in the back, expanded further, it would probably cause quite a commotion in the Void.
Zhi Ge told Rimuru that their next step was to head to the territory where The Collector resided in the Marvel world. Only after confirming once more that Rimuru would not interfere did he leave in satisfaction.
The Collector did indeed possess many rare and seldom-seen treasures, but the collection was far too miscellaneous. Most were valuable yet useless "true collectibles," such as extinct races and specimens.
There were also rare technological creations that had long since been phased out by the universe.
And so far, none of the Stones were in his possession, so Rimuru truly had little interest.
In fact, there were still two controversial treasure troves in Marvel whose ownership had yet to be decided. One was The Collector's collection, while the other was Wakanda on Earth, currently watched closely by every major force and unable to make any rash moves under Rimuru's rule.
Wakanda possessed formidable technological capabilities, technology no weaker than that of the universe's advanced legions. It could even resist Thanos's invasion.
Vibranium was also hard currency in the Marvel universe, even ranking among the top three foundational metals in the Void. Its importance was like that of steel to most tools; from divine artifacts down to ordinary weapons, Vibranium could be added to increase their hardness. In a sense, Vibranium was actually the most valuable thing.
As it happened, Rimuru was also interested in Vibranium. But after taking so much for himself already, continuing to monopolize things would be rather excessive. Since the Light Chasers, Dream Garden, and others were also