Chapter 84

Seeing is believing; President Loki knew there was a chance to leave the Void, so he would probably be well-behaved for a while.

As for the future—

Heh.

He is not He Who Remains, who has special feelings for Lokis.

They are just tools.

One more is not too many, one less is not too few.

Which throne isn't built on piles of bones!

Su Quan ignored the excited President Loki, disappeared right before his eyes, and went to the 【Fantastic Four】 world.

Columbia University, a laboratory on campus.

Wearing a white lab coat, with messy hair and stubble, Reed Richards stood in front of the lab bench, focused on repairing a key part of the time controller with a magnifying glass.

His assistant, and only assistant, Benjamin, stared hopefully at the screen of the time controller.

Several days of almost sleepless fighting had made their eyes frighteningly red.

Success or failure, it all depends on this!

On the side of the lab bench was a high-end leather sofa that clearly didn't fit the environment here.

Wearing a small white suit, the White Queen leaned against the sofa with her legs crossed, reading a book leisurely and comfortably.

"Whoosh—"

In the corner of her eye, a figure appeared out of thin air.

The White Queen hurriedly stood up and put down the book.

"Master, you're back."

Su Quan, who had just appeared, was instantly dumbfounded by the White Queen's form of address.

Master?

Did I travel to the old world?

Glancing at the book on the sofa, good heavens—Five Thousand Years of China!

Fine, just for your effort in studying, I have to give you a big thumbs up!

Su Quan smiled, put down his backpack, and picked up the book.

"Can you understand it?"

"I can understand it, but I don't understand it."

Patting the book, Su Quan said with some pride: "This book actually only tells one thing."

"One thing?"

"Yes!"

The vast China, protected by the Dragon Soul.

This game of chess, I have been playing for 5,000 years.

Sometimes I got tired and fell asleep, and someone would flip my chessboard.

I would tidy it up again, and they would still have to play chess with me peacefully.