"You actually looked a little like a so-called soldier now. But if the Kree Empire only had soldiers like you, then there was still nothing to worry about," Robet said as he watched the commander's agitated expression. "Honestly, if all you had were these so-called soldiers and armies of yours, the Kree Empire shouldn't have been able to become one of the top empires in the universe, right?"
"Your Space Battleships were indeed decent, but I wasn't the only powerful being in the universe. There were countless people with extraordinary abilities, and many of those abilities didn't even need to be that strong to break through your Space Battleships. How exactly did you manage to dominate the universe?"
After arriving in space, Robet had briefly sensed the auras of powerful beings throughout the universe. Though it was not a comprehensive search, within Robet's perception, quite a few people's auras were indeed extremely powerful—some were even stronger than Clark's had been before he fell unconscious!
Although in this world, ki did not represent absolute strength, and some powerful beings did not even possess powerful ki at all, anyone with ki that strong could not possibly be weak. So Robet was still somewhat skeptical as to why the so-called Kree Empire had such a great reputation.
Most importantly, this universe did not have any truly outrageous conceptual-level technological path. Whenever those heaven-defying conceptual weapons appeared, they were basically products of the mystical side. The Kree Empire's Space Battleships were already powerful enough to destroy all kinds of planets, but in essence, they were merely an accumulation of technological energy. They were not much more advanced than Tony Stark's arc reactor; they simply stacked up enough energy.
In other words, the upper limit of this universe's technology was probably energy attacks going "pew