Chapter 1349 Interstellar Stage (Fifty-Six)

Chapter 1342 Interstellar Stage (Fifty-six)

Schiller, who had successfully brought bad luck to Stark, was in a good mood, but after returning to this universe, he felt a sense of emptiness again.

Being the mastermind behind the scenes is not a long-term solution. There are no fools among the gods and superheroes in the universe. A complex plan once or twice can surprise everyone, but as the number of times increases, even a fool knows who is behind it.

At first, when something happened in New York, everyone knew it was Schiller. Later, when something happened on Earth, everyone knew it was Schiller. Later, when something happened in the single universe, Eternity knew it was Schiller. Now, I am afraid that when something happens in the multiverse, all the gods will know it was Schiller.

When things develop to this extent, there will be a very simple way to deal with this complex wool ball plan, which is to skip all the way and go directly to Schiller.

Schiller was not worried that he could no longer benefit from his plan. After the system matured, even if he did nothing, there would be a steady stream of energy coming in. A virtuous cycle had been formed, so there was no need to keep a close eye on everything.

The main thing was that he could not see the group of superheroes and gods being fooled around by him, and being surprised when they finally found the mastermind behind the scenes. It was a pity.

Now, no matter who encounters any abnormal situation, they will definitely call Schiller. Schiller felt bored because he could not see the fun.

Although Pride has been trapped in Gotham in the DC world and his progress is far less than that of the Marvel world, the amount of fun in this world is constant. If you eat too much in the early stage, you will have nothing to eat in the later stage.

Schiller sighed in his heart. Is this the so-called long grass period?

Schiller, who had nothing to do, planned to take stock of his gains, but he received a call from Professor X as soon as he returned to the sanatorium.

"Hello? Professor Charles, what's wrong? You should be doing well?" Schiller asked briskly while flipping through his bills, but Charles' slightly confused voice came from the other side.

"Schiller, I called you to ask if you and Nick have any special plans for Klyntar, where the symbiote is?"

Schiller sighed again and thought to himself, let's see, now even the honest Professor X has understood, it's right to find him if there is anything.

But after thinking carefully about what Professor X said, and going over all his plans in his mind, Schiller felt a little confused.

"Klyntar?"

Schiller hasn't heard the name of this planet for a while. The last time was when Nick was planning to recruit the symbiote. He didn't have any plans for Klyntar for the time being, so why did Professor X find him?

Before, Nick said that because of the changes in the situation in the Andromeda Galaxy, the Shentar family planned to surrender to humans, and Nick planned to arrange for them to combine with the agents of SHIELD, which would not only improve the strength of human agents, but also allow the symbiote family to rely on.

So, Schiller told Charles truthfully: "Yes, Nick has some plans, but it can't be called an arrangement. It should be said that it is a cooperation between humans and the symbiote family."

"Well..." Charles uttered an awkward syllable, and then he said very tactfully: "Dr. Schiller, please believe that I have no intention of questioning your and Nick's wisdom. I also know that on the road to interstellar civilization, humans may need some less glorious means. I can fully understand this and have no intention of criticizing it."

"What's wrong, professor?" Schiller asked with some confusion, not quite understanding what Charles meant.

"I mean..." Charles paused and said, "Even if you want to collect some compensation from the cooperation, you won't just drag away other people's home planets, right?"

"Ah?" Schiller made a puzzled tone, and Charles continued, "Just now, the cosmic agent symbiote rushed to the capital star of the Andromeda Galaxy, which is the empty island where the mutants are. They said that they went out for a patrol and came back and found that the Klyntar planet was gone."

"Ah???" Schiller's tone was even more puzzled, and he repeated it again: "Klyntar planet disappeared? Sorry, did I hear it wrong, did you mean it literally? The home planet of the symbiote disappeared?"

"Yes." Charles' tone was also surprised, and he said, "You don't know about this? This is really strange. I discussed it with Eric and thought that you and Nick felt that the home planet of the symbiote took up too much space, so you moved them to a new home."

Schiller was a little amused and said, "If Their home planet takes up too much space, why would I wait until now to move them? "

Then, he realized that what he said was a bit wrong, so he explained: "I mean, why would I move them without their consent?"

"It seems that this is not your plan, this is really strange, how about this, you come to the Dream Base."

"Okay, I'll be there soon."

A few minutes later, Schiller appeared in the lobby of the Dream Base. He walked towards Charles who was sitting in a wheelchair and said in surprise: "What's going on? Where is Klyntar?"

"I don't know." Charles shook his head blankly, and then he looked at Magneto standing next to him. Magneto had a blank expression on his face, cleared his throat lightly, and still said in that half-dead tone: "The cosmic agents said that they went to patrol Centauri, and when they returned to this galaxy, they found that the entire planet of Klyntar was gone. "

"Then the cosmic agents must be crazy, right? "

"No, only the planet is missing." Magneto repeated. He seemed to think this situation was a bit strange, but he didn't know how to explain it, so he said to Schiller: "You ask the mage to open a portal for you. , come and see for yourself.”

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Soon, Schiller followed the mage's portal to the Andromeda Galaxy. The portal happened to be opened near the original location of the Klinta Star.

Schiller was stunned as soon as he came out of the portal. The universe in front of him was empty and there was nothing. The most conspicuous planet was gone, but there was a lot of colorful vomit left in the universe. Come closer. Schiller discovered that it was the symbiote that originally lived on the planet Klinta.

Klyntar is gone, but the symbiote remains.

Schiller blinked. Just when he was thinking about what was going on, a puddle of mud crickets came over. Schiller looked down and found that it was Lan Ling, the leader of the cosmic agent: "Hey, Lan Ling Long time no see, are you okay?"

Schiller's tone was a little hesitant, because Lan Ling's current situation didn't look like he was okay. This was the first time that Schiller saw such a worried expression on the face of a puddle of mud.

"Dr. Schiller, as you can see, our planet is missing, and it just disappeared. Do you know what this is about?"

"Wait a minute." Schiller took out a notebook, looked at Lan Ling like a policeman handling a case and asked, "When did you disappear?"

"A few hours ago." Lan Ling replied, and then he explained.

"The cosmic agents came back about three hours ago. According to the symbionts left behind on the planet at that time, they saw a flash of light five hours ago. Most of the symbiotes are somewhat photophobic and cannot function under strong light. The function of the receptors, when they came back to their senses, they found that they were floating in the universe and the planet under their feet was gone. "

"Didn't any of the symbiotes see how the planet disappeared?" Schiller asked again.

Lan Ling shook his head and said: "No, the symbiotes left on Klinta are not very strong, and there was no host symbiote around when the incident happened."

Lan Ling sighed and said: "The situation of the symbiotes is not very good. Some of the symbiotes with some abilities have found their hosts and left their hometowns. The ones left here are the old, weak, sick and disabled. It is difficult to expect them to provide any clues. "

Schiller did not criticize harshly, but continued to ask: "Isn't Nal still imprisoned inside your planet? Could it be that Nal escaped on his own?"

Before Lan Ling could answer, Schiller shook his head and said, "No, it's unlikely. Gnar has a grudge against the symbiote family. He hates the creatures who imprisoned him. If he escapes, he will definitely destroy all the creatures." Symbiotes instead of throwing them here."

"Moreover, since he is out of trouble, there is no need to run away with his planet. With his strength, he can establish a foothold in the universe without a planet."

Schiller thought for a moment, and then said to Lan Ling: "Wait a moment."

After saying that, he avoided Lan Ling, took out his mobile phone and called Nick, and said: "Nick, I know you are eager to let the symbionts join the earth, but you will not blow up their home planet just to speed up the process. Bar?"

"What? You don't know what happened? Didn't you do it?...Oh, that's right. Indeed, compared with the resources brought back from another universe, the symbiote is not that important."

"No, it's nothing. It's just that the symbiote's home planet has disappeared. If it weren't for you... No, it's not necessary. Just go about your business. Goodbye."

Schiller hung up the phone, and after thinking for a while, he thought of a detail. Coulson had told him before that Stark was somewhat interested in the combination of symbiote and SHIELD agents.

Coulson also said that the Stark Group's interest is not in the symbiote itself, and based on common sense, there is no need for the Stark Group to develop biotechnology related to the symbiote, and it doesn't look like Stark will. A sudden change in R&D thinking.

In this case, Stark's interest in the symbiote may not be interested in the symbiote itself. So what else should we pay attention to as a race of symbiotes?

Although the properties of the symbiotes themselves are very magical, if there is anything worth noting about their own properties, it is that there is an extremely ancient god living in their home planet-Nar, the god of symbiotes.

Nowadays, the name "God of Symbiotes" is rarely mentioned by people. Now he is best known as "Member Gift Supply Box".

This ancient and powerful god, who is also not very smart, can directly draw the chaotic power from the origin of the universe. It can be said that he provided indispensable help for the initial development of the Holy Sanctuary.

If Stark is interested in Gnar, then he will definitely investigate it. Schiller speculated that even if Stark doesn't know much about the occult world, he can still find out part of its history and learn about this ancient creature. nature.

Moreover, Stark should be able to discover that the entire Klinta planet is actually piled up by the corpses of symbiotes. Countless symbiotes are connected together and turned into a huge prison, which not only imprisons Gnar internally, but also imprisons externally. Their own kind provided a land where they could move freely.

The entire planet Klinta is a box. The shell of the box is the connection between countless symbionts, and what is inside is Gnar.

After Schiller took his mind off the reasoning, he felt a little surprised. This was really interesting.

In the past, he always came up with a big plan, and Stark tracked down various clues to deduce his motives, purposes and methods of committing crimes.

But this time, it was a turn of events. Stark came up with a plan and became the mastermind behind the scenes, while Schiller became a detective and had to figure out Stark's motives, methods and purposes as a breaker.

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In fact, no matter which Schiller, he is very interested in reasoning and solving puzzles, but each Schiller has different interests in reasoning.

Reasoning enthusiasts can be roughly divided into two types, one is the murderer type and the other is the detective type.

The detective type likes to stand from an objective perspective and solve the puzzle step by step through human evidence, physical evidence, and the murderer's psychological scene. Deducing the truth through clues is the source of their satisfaction. Arrogance is this type of person. Even a small puzzle on an object is enough for him to kill half a day.

The murderer type likes to reverse this kind of thinking, standing behind the scenes and using the reasoning knowledge he has learned to set up one puzzle after another, watching others dismantle it. Greed is this type, tangling each plan into a ball of yarn, letting the superheroes follow the clues he left, and cracking the truth step by step. This feeling of controlling everything is the source of his happiness.

Greed rarely acts as a detective of the original school, and New York does not have as many dark and complicated serial murders as Gotham for him to crack.

However, there will be some problems if you are always the mastermind behind the scenes. The more complicated the plan is, the more people are involved, which means that the threshold is getting higher and higher.

So far, Schiller's ball of yarn has been upgraded to the point where it cannot be tangled without involving several multiverse-level gods.

Although it is not impossible to continue to expand like this, in addition to the fact that everyone will find Schiller when they have something to do, if it continues to develop like this, OAA will have to be forced into a corner, and then there will be no fun at all.

So, when he found out that Stark had really made a big plan without telling him and had already put it into practice, Schiller was not angry, but rather eager to try.

Schiller was even a little proud. Look at the level of our Iron Man. He ran away with the spaceship when he sensed danger, and immediately came to do something when he found his friends were bored. His intuition and theory were all maxed out.

On the other hand...

Schiller thought that he should put aside the things outside the multiverse for the time being, and let his fiery reputation cool down a bit. He wanted to see what kind of big things the combination of Iron Man and Batman, two super geniuses, could do.