Chapter 1979: Lighting the Wonder Dream in the Heart (Part 9)

A luxurious steam-powered ship stopped at the pier. Tourists waved the small Stars and Stripes in their hands, blew whistles that would pop out cloth strips, and boarded the ship one after another under the guidance of the staff.

When everyone was seated and the narrator was in place, suddenly a shining Stars and Stripes shield flew over from the cabin, swept over everyone's heads, spun in the front, and flew back into the hands of a figure who had just landed from the second floor.

The tourists looked back fiercely and saw a very familiar figure slowly walking toward the front of the cabin.

"My God! Captain! It's Captain, Captain America!!!"

"God, is this an actor? Did Disney hire an actor to play Captain America?! Have they already acquired the Captain's image?"

"No, not an actor, look! Dad, this looks exactly like the person on the poster hanging in Grandpa's tool room. He is the real Captain!!!"

"The real Captain! He is the real Captain!!"

Deafening cheers and screams filled the entire cabin. It can be said that in the setting of the Marvel universe, the name of Captain America is no smaller than Mickey Mouse. Many times the two go hand in hand, and even Captain America's hand figures are more popular.

Even if Nick talked to Disney about cooperation, he never looked for the Captain alone because he knew that the image of Captain America is priceless.

It is almost impossible for any company to fully possess him. The only one that the public can truly accept is Captain America himself because he is the real American national hero.

Steve skillfully waved his arms to greet the passengers in the cabin, then walked to the very front and stood next to the narrator.

Steve had obviously communicated with the staff before coming. The narrator was not surprised by this, turned to smile at Steve, and said quite humorously to the passengers.

"My God, if you don't give me a good review, it's really unreasonable. God knows how nervous I was when I saw Captain America in the backstage just now, and I memorized the lines again!"

The narrator's bitter face made all the passengers laugh. Immediately after, Captain America knocked on the shield and said: "I am very happy that Disneyland gave me such an opportunity to board the Liberty Square cruise ship to tell you stories from the past."

"I didn't expect that to this day, we could still have such a front-line position for patriotic education, and that America could still have patriots like you, no less than seventy years ago..."

"But I have always agreed that patriotic education cannot be about preaching, let alone extreme populism, so I am very happy to tell you about the heroes I met during the war years."

"Mentioning heroes, you might think they must be charging bravely on the battlefield. Boy, I see you, you must think so, right?"

Steve pointed to a boy sitting in the front row with his shield. The little boy nodded vigorously and said in a childish voice: "Yes, just like you, you must have defeated many enemies on the battlefield, right?"

"Yes, such brave warriors are indeed worthy of being called heroes, but I must introduce another kind of hero to you today. Many of you haven't heard their names."

"The story starts with a girl I knew named Jenny. She was a textile worker in a factory. The military uniforms she produced for the soldiers in the Pacific War are still placed in the museum to this day, and we call them unsung heroes..."

Next, Captain America talked eloquently in front of the passengers, using the story of a textile worker named Jenny to tell the story of workers who worked tirelessly to provide supplies to the war front during World War II.

"The United States before and after World War II had an incomparably diligent and united generation. It was they who carried the United States of the Golden Age on their shoulders. Until today, descendants are still enjoying their legacy."

"They are both smart businessmen, genius scientists, strong warriors, and also the most ordinary workers in the factory, office workers seen everywhere on the street, and our grandparents and parents."

When Steve said this, quite a few tourists in the audience were flashing with tears. That era is indeed very far away, but not far enough.

The posters stuck in the tool room, the work clothes washed to white, and even the traces of bearings left in the garage that were repeatedly cleaned and polished are all badges left by the previous generation of Americans.

And the living Captain America standing in front of them now.

This is a young country. Every inch of land and the people on the land are illuminated by the old afterglow for the first time, and it is also the first time to feel the order of human inheritance and the power that shakes the heart.

"Dusk is the announcement of dawn, not night." Steve said: "When you see the traces they left behind, please don't forget that they are still watching you, watching this country, watching the future of human society. Please remember them, don't let them down."

As the words fell, thunderous applause erupted in the cabin. All the staff rushed in, cheering around Captain America.

Most of the people who participate in this Liberty Square cruise project are here for patriotic education, and most of them are patriots, so they are particularly fanatical about Captain America, who symbolizes the American spirit.

Until the yacht stopped, all the tourists were surrounding Captain America for autographs and photos. Steve almost couldn't get off the ship.

After finally getting rid of the crowd, Steve saw Stark's figure behind the bushes next to him.

"Let's go, go to Tomorrowland, that is my home field." Stark shook his head and said.

"Not going to play the merry-go-round anymore?" Steve said with a smile.

"Alright, Stark is merciful, take you to see it." Stark shook his head again and said: "Go!"

Schiller and Lucifer also arrived at Fantasyland according to the tour order. This is actually the most childish area in the entire park. Most of the amusement projects are indoors, and it looks like it is for children to play.

But it doesn't prevent there from still being merry-go-rounds, Peter Pan's Flight, and classic projects like It's a Small World.

As soon as they walked in, they saw Mickey and Minnie, who had returned from the float parade, accompanying each other to distribute candies to the children.

Minnie was wearing a pink dress, carrying a basket with a red picnic cloth, and still wearing a big bow on her head, constantly waving to the children.

Mickey was wearing a black suit and tuxedo, wearing gloves, and also holding a cane, obviously playing the gentleman Mickey.

Disney's staff are extremely dedicated. When Minnie walks, she will deliberately walk in a cat walk, the hand carrying the basket constantly flipping outward, constantly throwing flying kisses to the surroundings. Mickey clenches his fists, bends his elbows and walks forward, taking the old-fashioned eight-character steps, occasionally shaking his knees left and right, pushing his glasses, and pointing to the side with his cane.

Taking photos requires queuing, but Schiller and Lucifer didn't plan to stand next to the characters for a group photo. They just planned to get closer and take a panoramic view.

Just when Schiller was staring at his mobile phone seriously, a series of laughter and screams came from behind. Two children were chasing and playing and rushed past him.

To avoid them, Schiller hurriedly took a step forward, but there was a large group of children behind, and he had to squeeze forward, until the red belt on the safety railing was squeezed and bent.

Mickey hurriedly walked over, waved and shouted in Schiller's direction: "Oh, children, please pay attention to safety! I guess you would never want to hit your head on the railing like Goofy, hitting a bag as big as a cactus."

Minnie also hurriedly leaned over and said: "Hey, children, don't run, don't run! Be careful not to dirty your beautiful shoes, and straighten the headbands on your heads properly. Minnie likes to play with children who are dressed neatly the most!"

After that group of children ran past, Schiller wanted to return to his original position, but he found that Mickey had leaned over, and deliberately tilted his neck and stretched his head over, sticking to Schiller's ear and whispering.

"Don't look for me next time there's something like this. My house is now full of crystal balls containing murderers. Goofy tripped over them and fell, Donald Duck also got lost, and Minnie almost dirtied her shoes!"

"However, if you want to build a big amusement park between universes, you know how to find me."

Schiller looked over in shock, but Mickey had already walked away swaying. After greeting the children, he winked in Schiller's direction again.

Until sitting on the small train of Peter Pan's Flight, Schiller hadn't recovered from the shock.

That wouldn't be the real big boss, right? Or Walt Disney?

Then Schiller's attention was all on the last sentence Mickey said. He only had one thought now—it's broken, this really lit up the wonder dream in my heart.

Next, Lucifer found that Schiller was a bit excited. When riding the small trains to watch the scenery such as Peter Pan's Flight, It's a Small World, and The Little Mermaid, Schiller was talking endlessly about the planning of the future Battleworld.

"I think we can indeed build an amusement park, also like this kind of amusement park, divided into various theme areas, graded by age, so that it can not only attract adult contestants, but also appropriately introduce minors, as long as the grading is adjusted so that they don't see things they shouldn't see."

"The staff in the amusement park don't necessarily have to be transferred from other worlds. They can completely let the contestants play themselves to achieve one-to-one real scene restoration."

"For example, we can completely build a real Cat Getan, letting people go to Cat Getan to adventure in various identities..."

"Wait! Stop!!!" Lucifer immediately raised his voice and said: "Are you sure it's an adventure? Can you not connect Cat Getan with such a fairy-tale word?"

"I'm just giving an example, it's not that it has to be Cat Getan."

But Schiller's face clearly wrote "I not only want to build Cat Getan, I also plan to build an ultimate version and then put at least two hundred pairs of Batman and Joker in it, and then stuff in more than one hundred Riddlers and his trophies."

Lucifer slapped his forehead.

"By the way, isn't an amusement park across worlds and various universes a good opportunity for culture?" Schiller rubbed his hands and said: "All those who want to promote their own civilization, countries, and cities can come to invest in advertisements."

"Define popular maps according to the number of people who choose the map, auction advertising qualifications, and follow-up can also raise funds first, and then tailor-make customized maps according to the requirements of investors, used to promote local tourism..."

Lucifer now only has one thought, amusement park, and it's dirty again. ===== CHAPTER 1980 =====