Chapter 1079

"The birth of the Fantastic Four is a miracle, and it is also inevitable; in the vast number of parallel universes, there are many Fantastic Four, some looking the same as you, and some different, but their identities remain the same."

"So don't worry about having any sequelae."

"However..."

Su Quan blinked and asked teasingly: "Do you know what 'social death' is?"

Susan shook her head: "What does that mean?"

"'Social death' is an abbreviation for social death; it mainly refers to making a fool of oneself in front of the public, and also generally refers to doing something very embarrassing in a social circle, being unable to lift one's head, and having no way to continue normal social interactions."

Su Quan said while recalling: "Your invisibility ability can only work on yourself in the beginning; that is to say, you can turn invisible, but your clothes cannot turn invisible, so before you have a uniform made of suitable material or have developed your ability well, you can't wear clothes if you want to turn invisible."

"If you are performing a mission in public while invisible, and you lose your ability for some reason during this period, then..."

"..."

Susan imagined this situation; social death, right? I get it!

"You'll help me, right?" Susan asked, holding Su Quan's arm.

Thinking of Susan's famous social death scene in the movie, Su Quan nodded affirmatively.

Although you're the one suffering social death, I'm the one losing out!

Having said that, although the birth of the Fantastic Four is a miracle, the birth of a miracle requires several necessary conditions.

First is the arrival time and path of the solar flare, and second is to ensure that Susan and the others appear at the specific location at the exact time.

Finally, and most importantly, is the space station.

The location of the space station, the defensive effect of the space station, whether the people in the space station are obedient, etc., are all very important.

A slight difference could lead to completely different results!

You have to know that there were more than just Susan and the others in the space station in the movie.

Other people?

Either they didn't survive, or they survived but didn't gain superpowers.

It can be seen that it's not certain that one will gain superpowers without any danger just by being radiated by cosmic rays in a solar flare.

Besides the protagonist's halo, the luck of the Fantastic Four and Doctor Doom was also built by countless coincidences; the factors in each link are indispensable!

Su Quan's original idea was Victor's space station, but after asking Susan, he learned that although Victor had established a company, the direction of his development had nothing to do with space.

In other words, he didn't have a space station at all!

Su Quan didn't know and didn't want to know why he didn't play by the rules; for the current plan, he could only change to another target.

The space station of the American space agency is the most suitable, but they have an official background; even if they have some cooperation with the company, it's impossible for them to let these people enter the space station, let alone let the space station serve them.

Of course, the word "impossible" doesn't exist in Su Quan's dictionary; it just depends on what means are taken.

Soft, hard.

Use force, or get what each needs.

Given that after the solar flare event, one still has to wait for the appearance of the Silver Surfer and Galactus, Su Quan felt it was better to be polite before resorting to force; it's best if they can simply get what each needs, and if not... then destroy it!

Returning to New York, Susan went to the company, while Su Quan used his psychic ability to search for the black general who appeared in Fantastic Four 2—the general's assistant.

The female officer, Frankie Raye.

Don't ask why he didn't look for the general directly but looked for the general's assistant; if you ask, it's because he didn't remember the general's appearance and name.

One is a middle-aged black male officer, and the other is a female officer assistant who is comparable to a model—who is more attractive to study, and who is more impressive? Does that even need to be said?

Moreover, in the movie, Frankie Raye is an unremarkable female officer, just a bit prettier, and has some scenes of the Human Torch chasing her.

But in the comics—she has more scenes!

Uh...

In the comics, Frankie Raye is the stepdaughter of the inventor of the original Human Torch, that is, the Human Torch robot.

After the Human Torch in the Fantastic Four appeared, when she and her stepfather went to dig up some parts and chemicals used to study the Human Torch robot that had been buried decades ago, she was accidentally exposed to the chemicals and caught fire.

Speaking of this, I suppose everyone feels that "flavor," right?

That's right, she didn't die, and she also gained the same abilities as the Human Torch, becoming the female version of the Human Torch!

However, this was not her peak.

When the hungry Galactus came to Earth again, in order to save the Earth, she voluntarily became the herald of Galactus, and at the same time fulfilled her wish of wanting to explore the universe.