Under Rocket's precise attacks, lasers bored through layer after layer of earth and rock, reducing the resistance to the ship's descent.
"So we're saving the galaxy again?" Rocket said excitedly.
"Probably!" Peter Quill said.
"Awesome. If we save the galaxy twice, our value will shoot way up."
"I can't believe that's what you thought of."
"I'm just thinking, man. We're friends, aren't we?
Of course I care about those planets, the buildings, and all the animals on every planet!"
"And people!"
"That grumpy doggy is so adorable." Mantis smiled from the bottom of her heart. "I love it to death."
Ake, Ramon, and Naga each watched the scene outside the window, but all three silently recited Aaron Gaius's hymns in their hearts, as though Peter Quill and the others' enthusiasm had nothing to do with them.
"Master, the Guardians of the Galaxy and we are advancing toward Ego's core. We'll be there soon," Ake said.
"Does Master need us to do anything in advance?" Ramon asked hesitantly. "Forgive my bluntness, but the Guardians of the Galaxy are simply too weak. They don't seem very reliable."
"When are you going to get rid of that self-important habit of yours?" Aaron grumbled speechlessly. "Let me emphasize this again: Peter Quill is the main force in this battle.
Only when he truly awakens his Celestial abilities can he keep Ego occupied. Only then will I dare to carry out my plan. If he can't hold on, you need to help him hold on.
Before that, all you need to do is protect yourselves and divert some of Ego's attention.
Of course, if any other members of the Guardians of the Galaxy are in danger, you must step in and save them in time.
I need them alive and capable of fighting without affecting