Chapter 2008: Lighting the Strange Dream in the Heart (Part 38)
Disney had placed a model of the Millennium Falcon in the Star Wars area, which was also one of the elements that attracted countless Star Wars fans. At this time, in the shadow of this huge spaceship, three sneaky figures were slipping toward the spaceship.
And Natasha, who was standing in front of the shop at the edge of the rock mountain in the distance, looked at Nick and said, "This model doesn't look like it can fly at all. It doesn't even have an engine."
"Is there anything impossible in this amusement park?" Nick shrugged and said, "Maybe every one of us who goes into this spaceship is an empty shell, but only when those few strange outsiders walk in can the spaceship fly immediately."
"Besides, even if it really can't fly, aren't there mages? At worst, let the mages lift the spaceship and throw it to the other side of the portal. You just tell me if it flew or not."
Natasha rolled her eyes slightly, took out her phone, and said, "I'd better arrange for the mages first. Otherwise, even if the spaceship can fly, how long will it take to fly to the center of the galaxy? Dr. Schiller can't wait that long, just throw it over."
On the other side, Solo and his group found that they didn't need to be so sneaky at all, because there were no guards around this spaceship, and it looked like it was placed there for exhibition.
And the biggest difficulty they encountered was that all the indigenous people rushed up to take photos with them, and unexpectedly, many people knew their names, and some even held statues of Luke Skywalker in their hands.
"This isn't some kind of Rebel Alliance fanatic planet, is it?" Rey looked around in disbelief. She had never received such treatment before.
Seeing this scene, Solo intended to leave quickly. He was worried that such an atmosphere might erode people's will. Now was not the time to linger in a gentle land.
Solo found the hatch of the Millennium Falcon with ease, but magically, the hatch opened slowly by itself.
They walked into the ship, and Solo saw familiar scenery everywhere. He couldn't help but fall into memories, but Rey said with some worry, "It seems they treat this ship as an exhibit and maintain it very well, but is there really energy to start it?"
Solo came back to his senses. He walked to the vicinity of the pilot's seat and pressed a few times on the operation panel. The lights were obviously not on.
But just at this moment, a strange light appeared inside the cabin, dots of starlight fell on the ship, and the lights in each cabin lit up one by one.
Solo looked back at the operation panel again and found that the energy needle was twitching abnormally, but finally stopped in a full-energy state.
Solo immediately sat in the pilot's seat, adjusted the various equipment as in his memory, looked back, and said, "Sit down quickly, the spaceship is about to take off."
The spaceship was indeed about to take off.
Ten seconds later, in the shocked eyes of all the tourists, the spaceship filled with magical light slowly left the ground, and the speed of ascent became faster and faster until it completely disappeared into the blue sky.
Natasha, standing atop the rocky mountain, keenly noticed after the spaceship departed that there was an inconspicuous crack in the ground, from which a faint light emanated.
She arrived at the ground as fast as she could. The gap was just at the junction of the ground and the rock mountain, which was not noticeable. Natasha looked inside and found the statue of Walt Disney emitting light.
Nick, who also rushed over, saw the statue. He raised his eyebrows and said, "It seems the mission in this area is to help this group of aliens take off. But where were they going originally?"
The two looked up at the same time and saw a colorful vortex appear directly above the sky, and the breath of a strange universe came from behind the vortex. It seemed this was the way home for the outsiders.
But unfortunately, the portal set up by the mages was just a little below this vortex, so the Millennium Falcon, which was rising rapidly, had already been teleported away before it could touch the vortex that could go home.
Above the Spartax planet, Jason Spartacus took several minutes to come back to his senses.
But this couldn't be blamed on him. Anyone who had such a circle of monsters surrounding their head would have to be three parts afraid first, because no one knew who the drool of that pitch-black thing was flowing for.
"Spartax, do you know where this spaceship came from?" The Celestial known as the Arishem asked.
Jason focused his attention and looked at the spaceship fragments. This spaceship was a bit too shattered, so he couldn't see the specific details, but Jason could at least recognize that this was definitely not a spaceship from the Spartax planet, so he said.
"This is not our spaceship. No matter what happened to this spaceship, it has nothing to do with us."
"Then you must at least know the policies of the Galactic Council, right?" Stark immediately raised his voice and said, "You bunch of foolish cosmic parasites, you came up with a stupid policy that perfectly embodies your stupidity, causing human civilization to have had no communication with alien civilizations for hundreds of years. Are you trying to say you didn't do this?"
"I..." Jason felt a bit stifled. He wanted to say that this wasn't a policy he formulated, and besides, those high-level civilizations in the Upper House also acquiesced. Did he have to take the blame for this too?
But he had to figure out what all this had to do with Spartax, and at this time Loki spoke up.
"I don't deny that this spaceship came from Earth, but I also don't think this spaceship was flown here by humans. Obviously, this member state of the Galactic Council does not welcome any humans."
Just as he said this, Jason remembered that the only recent foreign spaceship was that small spaceship flown by Peter Quill.
Jason hadn't seen this small spaceship with his own eyes, but he had lived on Earth after all and understood some human languages. When he looked carefully at the spaceship fragments, he really found some marks of the human language system on it.
He just opened his mouth wanting to say something, but closed it again. Could he say this was a ship flown by Peter Quill?
Indeed, Quill had half human blood in his body, but he also had half Spartax blood. And the spaceship appeared on your Spartax planet. No matter how you looked at it, it couldn't be separated from Spartax.
Jason's mind moved like lightning, and he began to think desperately about ways to distance himself. But at this time, Loki turned his head to look at the members of the Celestial Group and said, "I think we should invite a human to identify which faction of humans this spaceship belongs to, retrieve their history, and figure out when the spaceship disappeared."
Arishem just wanted to speak, when the Vishanti spoke.
"Matters involving Earth should be handled with extra caution. This is the oracle of Eternity. If there really is something that can endanger you all existing on Earth, you need to be more careful."
Arishem thought about it. He understood that it should be the Vishanti very obscurely hinting that they had better not go to Earth.
Actually, this was really the Vishanti worrying too much, Arishem thought. Now that a Celestial was already infected, it proved that the bugs were very likely to have already run out. Then which Celestial would dare to go to Earth? Isn't this looking for death?
"No need to investigate." Strange said, "This is the writing of Wakanda on Earth. The King of Wakanda is Black Panther T'Challa. We should indeed invite him over for a chat and figure out where this spaceship and the plague that endangers you came from."
"Then I will trouble the Sorcerer Supreme to invite this King over." Loki nodded to Strange and said, "You can travel unimpeded within the Nine Realms."
Strange nodded expressionlessly again, his figure disappeared, and then he appeared above Earth, starting to search for T'Challa's figure.
So where was T'Challa now?
He was in the realm of the Panther God.
To put it more formally, T'Challa was currently undergoing a connection between heaven and man, a dream given by a god. To put it bluntly, the Panther God was telling the Black Panther the script.
The huge Panther God chattered and told T'Challa a lot, basically repeating the plan Schiller had sought him out alone to tell him on the night of Plants vs. Zombies.
T'Challa was more and more shocked as he listened, and then looked at his god with an extremely complex gaze. The meaning conveyed in his gaze could be roughly summarized as—"Are you guys a bit wicked?"
The Panther God understood T'Challa's gaze, but he just licked his paws and then pointed behind the tree with his paw.
T'Challa walked over, and after a clatter, T'Challa walked out holding a large pile of ancient books and data.
And when he held the same pile of data and walked through the portal opened by Strange, appearing in front of the Celestials, he threw the data to the ground very angrily and said in an extremely angry and humiliated tone, "It's simply a disgrace, it's an insult to the glory of Wakanda!"
Several Celestials looked at him. T'Challa sighed, looked at them fearlessly, and said, "This spaceship is indeed Wakanda's."
As soon as he said this, Jason breathed a sigh of relief, and then felt confused. How could humans admit that the murder weapon was theirs?
Then he heard T'Challa change the subject, pointing at the pile of data while saying, "Just now, the Sorcerer Supreme came to find me, asking if I had any lost spaceships. I carefully checked the records of lost spaceships in recent years, and found nothing."
"The Sorcerer Supreme said this matter was of great importance, so I had no choice but to go find my father who had already abdicated, and only then did I hear an old story from him."
T'Challa looked around, finally his gaze fell on Jason's face, then he withdrew his gaze and said, "Wakanda had already developed an extremely advanced civilization over a hundred years ago and had the ability to communicate with extraterrestrial civilizations."
"When we just had this ability, we also tried to do so, and at that time, someone responded to us."
Jason just wanted to say it was impossible, because the members of the Galactic Council were not allowed to respond to any signals from Earth, but T'Challa's words were shocking.
"They called themselves the Galactic Council."
"Impossible!" Jason retorted.
"You of course wouldn't know." T'Challa lowered his eyes slightly, glanced at Jason, but turned his head back and said, "Because you believed in that ridiculous blockade policy, not knowing that this was just a bargaining chip for some of them to seize interests."
"The person who contacted me told me that Wakanda could not develop further to walk out of Earth, because the Galactic Council had blocked the communication between Earth and extraterrestrial civilizations, and we shouldn't think about having any other contact."
"Wakanda asked them the reason for doing this. The other party didn't answer, but they proposed conditions to Wakanda. As long as Wakanda left humans, they were willing to accept us."
"Of course we wouldn't agree, but the other party proposed that they wanted to send people to Wakanda to visit and confirm whether we were as advanced as we described."
T'Challa sneered and said, "At that time, we thought the other party wanted to use this opportunity to observe whether they should relax the blockade on Earth. We thought showing our advanced civilization would be beneficial to this, so we gladly issued an invitation to them."
"But I didn't expect that what we waited for was not friendly guests, but despicable thieves." ===== CHAPTER 2009 =====
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