Ordinary Group Owner: "Although Eternity is one of the five creator gods, there are five of them after all. He might not necessarily be the strongest among them."
Ordinary Group Owner: "If He's really just a god born from Tony's world, I think 30% Analysis should be about enough. Maybe not enough to crush Eternity, but disrupting His plans shouldn't be a problem."
Ordinary Group Owner: "Considering He might awaken and cause trouble, I think 40% would be safer."
Ordinary Group Owner: "But no matter how safe we want to be, six Infinity Stones should be enough."
Oldest Godslayer: "Paying the price of six Infinity Stones for one person."
Oldest Godslayer: "Is such a deal really worth it?"
Marquis Voban frowned slightly, seemingly unable to understand their way of thinking.
The value of the Infinity Stones was beyond question. Even recycling them could yield hundreds of millions of Points.
To pay such a huge price just to prevent one person's death.
Was it really worth it?
Even if that person was Ancient One.
After Marquis Voban's words, the Chat Group fell into brief silence. It had to be said that the Marquis's question was very realistic.
One person's life, versus six Infinity Stones worth hundreds of millions.
The answer seemed obvious.
But—
Richest Man in the Lighthouse: "I don't know about anyone else, but for me, there's no question of whether it's worth it."
Richest Man in the Lighthouse: "If I were a qualified, purely profit-driven businessman, I probably wouldn't be willing to do this, because it wouldn't bring me any benefits."
Richest Man in the Lighthouse: "But I'm not purely a businessman. Besides that title, I'm also a playboy, a genius, a philanthropist, and Iron Man."
Richest Man in the Lighthouse: "Ancient One has protected this world for so