Thanos didn't want to be a villain.

After Dio founded the nation, he vigorously developed science and technology, and a variety of convenient technologies were quickly introduced. Of course, many deadly technological weapons were not used for the convenience of the people.

After all, if he doesn't develop all that technology, it would be like a precious gem being buried in dust!

Dio used this knowledge to launch a massive military buildup!

Of course, the Chitauri were still cannon fodder. Dio made him the visible guards on the outer perimeter of the garden, and Dio didn't care much about their various technologies. After all, they were cannon fodder, meant to be sacrificed, so no matter how much they were improved, it wouldn't make much difference.

The second is the Vanguard Guard.

They were his elite troops in the original storyline, and the Vanguard Guards had different abilities due to their different troop types, and their appearance was more like monsters than humanoids.

As for the Vanguard, a major unit in the second tier, Dio improved upon it, turning the Vanguard into a species similar to the Predator.

Body size also varies due to different divisions of labor within a race.

Armored with heavy armor and a machete, and equipped with the Predator's standard stealth device, thermal detection mask, shoulder cannon, folding spear, and micro nuclear bomb operation wristband, these characters are over two meters tall.

Those under two meters tall are equipped with light armor wrist blades, and in addition to the aforementioned signature equipment, they also have reconnaissance birds and ejection devices on their legs and backs.

Because the Vanguard Guards almost all have four arms, they are more powerful in battle than other races. In addition, after being modified by Dio, their basic strength is almost at the level of a spider!

Then the third is the Parademon. The Parademon is a very useful unit, a fighting race on par with Doomsday in the DC universe!

Moreover, Parademons are not biological races in the broad sense, but rather technological races that have been modified through biotechnology and have inherited the characteristics of the modified species, thus changing their forms.

The Parademons don't need to be modified, since no matter how they're made, they'll always be the most loyal to Dio!

Then there's technology. Even if they're an Eternal race in this life, deep down they still consider themselves Chinese!

Research one generation, develop one generation, develop one generation, reserve one generation, conduct preliminary research on one generation, design one generation, and explore one generation!

He's basically a man who has the word "steal" etched on his forehead!

Then there is the fourth category, which includes the Eternals under the conscription model and various races living within the Dio Garden.

Dio was very concerned about this type of soldier because they were basically cannon fodder, with the main roles being army-wide charges and assassinations from behind.

The fourth type of soldier now mainly consists of elite squads!

Similar to positions like squad leader, company commander, battalion commander, commander, and so on in the military.

After all, now that he has more subordinates, it's impossible for Dio to worry about everything alone. He also needs to delegate authority to others to help with the work. Otherwise, regardless of how many subordinates are killed or injured in a battle, he himself will be exhausted!

Now, Dio's forces, through the research and development of various advanced spaceships, weapons, and equipment, can be said to be no less technologically advanced than the original Kree Empire!

Furthermore, after increasing the defensive capabilities of the planets within the star field, Dio now uses various types of flying blades as defensive and offensive means to protect the planets, in addition to energy shields, mimicking the grand formations of Chinese legends.

This kind of defensive barrier was Dio's own childhood wish, after all, no boy can resist the temptation of a flying sword!

Dio used his own forging techniques to create these flying swords. A planet was protected by dozens of sword formations, and each of these formations had a "formation eye". These formation eyes were energy transmission and flying sword control devices. When the energy output of these flying swords reached its maximum, they could even release "sword energy" that could cut through atoms!

Of course, this was developed by Dio through his research on his own weapon, the Floating Blade!

Of course, that's not all. Dio also researched many other great things, and these are just the tip of the iceberg!

And this took Dio more than a thousand years!

"Master, Hyperion is clamoring to challenge Lord Seven again!" Corvus Glaive suddenly appeared at the door of Dio's laboratory and said respectfully.

As Dio's close attendant, Dio greatly enhanced Corvus Glaive's abilities.

One method was to seal Corvus Glaive's soul into a painting, making his body almost immortal and impossible to destroy by conventional means.

Secondly, Corvus Glaive's weapons and equipment were also enhanced, with stealth armor almost identical to that of the Predator, but made into the shape of an energy shield, and the defensive capabilities of Corvus Glaive's black robe were strengthened.

Then Corvus Glaive's body was greatly strengthened, making it able to withstand nuclear-level impacts, with a force of nearly 100 tons and a sprint speed that is almost supersonic!

Next was Corvus Glaive's wife, Proxima Midnight. Dio also enhanced her, modifying her body in the same way as Corvus Glaive, except for her weapons.

Combined with their fighting skills, virtually no one on their kill list can escape!

The Hyperion mentioned by Corvus Glaive is one of the four superheroes in Marvel, and like Dio, he is a special being within the Eternals, a member of the Eternals!

Each of the Eternals has different abilities. Dio can do anything except fly, while Hyperion is more like Superman. Then there are the Eternals on Earth, led by Icarus, as depicted in the comics.

The fact that each of them possesses different abilities and physical strengths shows that the abilities of the Eternal Gods actually rely heavily on luck.

Hyperion, on the other hand, is an Eternal who joined the Garden in the last few hundred years. Upon arriving in the Garden, the confident Hyperion immediately set his sights on Dio's position and challenged him.

The result was simple: Dio slapped him unconscious, tied him up, and hung him at the entrance of the main hall for a full week!

After calming down, Hyperion realized that he was no match for Dio, so he decided to settle for a position among the Eternals under Dio.

After careful consideration, Hyperion set his sights on Seven's position.

Seven is the Eternal God who, in terms of ability, is most like Dio, except for not being able to emit energy and not having a system.

His position was similar to that of the head of the city management team and the police chief. Overconfident Hyperion then engaged in several major battles with Seven.

But they were all knocked unconscious by Seven and left there.

The defiant Hyperion repeatedly caused trouble for Seven while he was on duty, making a mess of the garden.

Upon learning this, Dio designated a lifeless planet as an arena for them, where anyone who wanted to fight could come and fight.

Over time, this place became a fighting arena in the garden!

It's similar to the Grandmaster's planet.

The only difference is that this planet has no buildings or decorations at all, because the battle between Hyperion and Seven is so loud that ordinary arenas cannot restrict their movements at all, and would instead consume a lot of time and energy in terms of maintenance.

So the entire planet can be considered an arena, the kind that has no boundaries!

Meanwhile, the audience was watching from outside the planet using various cameras.

Each battle between Hyperion and Seven was one of the few times Dio could relax!