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Chapter 2615: Star Core Rescue (Part 3)

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Seeing Nick's expression, Schiller had nothing he didn't understand, but he had no realization at all, mainly with a cheeky face.

"My attitude is very serious," Nick said.

"I don't mean to joke either."

"I'm talking about the space station," Nick rolled his eyes and said, "This is the first step for ordinary people to be independent. You are absolutely not allowed to play any big conspiracy..."

"If you think of me like this, I'll be too sad."

"Then you just be sad," Nick said mercilessly, "You must promise me that you won't make trouble. This is what you owe me."

"It's not impossible," Schiller said, "You know, I've never liked to take the initiative to make trouble..."

"That is to say, you like to be passively making trouble."

"If you want to say that, I have no way," Schiller decided to be shameless to the end, and said, "I can only promise you that as long as no one provokes me, I absolutely will not..."

"Don't come with me with this set. You are best at letting others provoke you," Nick hummed unhappily and said, "I will arrange a position for you, letting you participate in this matter as an ordinary person, provided that you, don't, make trouble!"

Schiller showed a satisfied smile. As a spokesperson for ordinary people, Nick was determined not to let this group of super humans intervene in the space station incident directly.

But he also knew that if he let this group of mental patients watch like this, he didn't know which one would suddenly go crazy. It was better to talk about it in advance.

"What is my position?" Schiller rubbed his hands.

"Of course it's a psychologist... don't look at me like that, S. H. I. E. L. D. pays you so much salary, how many days do you work a year? This is your duty!"

Schiller sighed, but soon became happy again. He asked, "Then who am I mainly seeing?"

"There will be a place for you to play when the time comes," Nick emphasized again, "But it must be said that you must listen to the command. All work is carried out on the bright side, and you are absolutely not allowed to act privately."

Schiller put one leg on the other, drank a sip of water, and said, "It seems like I am your agent."

"Then think so," Nick said firmly, murderous, "Don't force me to expose your true face, damn Hydra."

"You too, Hydra No. 2."

"Okay, seriously," Nick collected his expression, took a deep breath, and said, "I have had this worry for a long time. I always feel that this group of chaotic and crazy ordinary people will give us a big one. Instead of worrying every day, it is better to do everything that can be done as early as possible."

Schiller turned to look at him and said, "I knew you didn't have such good intentions, nor were you so optimistic. Essentially, you are not out of the purpose of handing over the initiative to ordinary people. You just want to do everything you can so that they can't pick out faults."

"This way they won't throw all the responsibility to the superheroes when they suffer a big loss, blaming us for not protecting them well," Nick also said his true thoughts, "You know this is easy to happen, but superheroes are also people. They will also feel sad. Protecting compatriots is their duty, and accepting groundless accusations is not."

"A handful of rice for kindness, a bucket of rice for hatred..." Schiller translated this sentence and said, "If you give a hungry person a bowl of rice, he will be grateful to you, but if you give him a mountain of gold, he may complain to you why you didn't give him another gun."

"Exactly this truth," Nick said, "Helping them learn to stand on their own is also for the good of superheroes. If you keep helping like this, sooner or later you will be thankless."

"Helping them carry out disaster drills and letting them have a sense of crisis, realizing that superheroes will always be out of reach at certain times, and they must save themselves. In this way, at least when they encounter danger, they will try to save themselves for the first time, instead of frantically calling superheroes. What if someone didn't arrive in time and threw all the pots to him?"

Schiller nodded, and could understand Nick's worry. He was the director of S. H. I. E. L. D., an organization that manages super-powered people. If such a thing happened, he would definitely be the first to be responsible and unlucky.

Simply put, you can't let the vast majority of humans develop inertial thinking, feeling that as soon as there is a problem, they lie on the ground and call Superman. If Superman doesn't come, it's all Superman's responsibility.

Not to mention any concepts and morality, just waiting for superheroes to come and save them without doing anything greatly reduces their survival probability. Taking self-rescue measures and waiting for superheroes to come and save them are not contradictory.

Then the first step is to find a way to make superheroes busy. Schiller couldn't help but start thinking again, and then he opened his mouth and said, "How is the Andromeda Galaxy recently? What about Centaurus?"

"Mutants are still farming in Mexico," Nick immediately reacted to what he was referring to and said, "They signed the Trade and Friendship Treaty, increased the intensity of imports of Mexican agricultural products, because of the near-infinite demand, it can be considered to have come and gone with the industrial reclamation of the United States."

"I heard that Erik seems to have some actions recently?"

"He hit the idea of two civilizations in Centaurus," Nick touched his chin and said, "It seems that he wants to intervene in the civil war of the two civilizations directly, unify the two civilizations as vassal states and collect taxes."

"It's not hard to understand," Schiller drank another sip of tea and said, "Buying food on Earth also requires money. The precious metals brought from the Andromeda Galaxy are almost spent. It's time to establish other colonies."

"Guess who he found as the vanguard?"

"It wouldn't be the Guardians of the Galaxy," Schiller sat up straight and looked at Nick, "You introduced them? You are really afraid that they won't have trouble!"

Nick showed an unfathomable smile and said, "After all, if there is no trouble, how will superheroes be busy?"

On the colonial planet Kat C193-2 in the Centaurus star system, Star-Lord opened the cabin door with dust on his face, and then saw a raccoon, a yellow mouse, and a little girl playing games happily. Gamora was preparing fruit for them on the side.

"Anya!... Anya!! You should go back to charge!!" A blue figure appeared at the end of the corridor, shouting toward that side. The little girl stood up reluctantly. If you look closely, her body emitted a trace of light, different from everyone present.

And after she stood up, she didn't walk over, but floated over directly, floating into an item like a crystal ball held by Nebula. Nebula connected the crystal ball to electricity, and Anya fell asleep inside.

Groot drilled in from the big cabin door behind Star-Lord, trying his best to lower his body, but this spaceship was still a bit too small for him.

"When can we return to the main ship?" Gamora dug her ears and said, "Listening to them playing ping-pong here every day, I'm really fed up."

"Soon, now those blue-skinned people are forcing Kat to retreat steadily. It is estimated that it won't be long before their last colonial star will be lost. At that time, just send a letter to the mutants, and our mission will be completed, at most three days."

Gamora leaned on the counter on the side and sighed. They had been waiting here for half a month. In order to prevent the target from being discovered, they could only squeeze into this small spaceship, bored to death every day.

"Okay, don't sigh so much," Rocket jumped onto the counter, organizing his weapons while saying, "That group of mutants asked us to watch, but didn't say we couldn't go out to pick up a leak. I see their secondary ship guns are good goods, not like they were built by themselves, but like they were bought from the Shi'ar side. Is there any gain?"

Pikachu raised his eyebrows and jumped onto the table. The heads of several people in the conference room gathered together. Star-Lord squeezed his eyes and said, "Are you sure you didn't see it wrong? Even the eliminated military goods of the Shi'ar Empire are good goods. We are missing a powerful big guy on the ship."

"What do you mean? Are you questioning Rocket's vision?!" Rocket Raccoon bared his teeth, and then said, "The Shi'ar Empire's ship guns have a three-level gun muzzle counterclockwise opening action before firing, as if it is a safety lock set to adapt to long-distance jumping. It is unique in the universe, absolutely not wrong!"

Gamora looked to the left and then to the right and said, "Anyway, I'm suffocated to death. Do it or not?"

Star-Lord coughed twice, cleared his throat and said, "We have tasks now. We are the most professional mercenary team in the universe..."

"Less hypocrisy, just say do it or not!"

"Damn it, do it!"

Two days later, Stark received a familiar yet strange call. He said to that side a bit surprised, "You said you were captured in the Kat New District? What did you do?"

At the same time, another call came in. Thor's somewhat helpless voice sounded in Stark's ear. He said, "A small civilization in Centaurus called, saying they caught a creature suspected of being human, asking if it was lost from our side, as if it was called Peter Quill. I let Loki handle this matter..."

It would be fine if he didn't say this. Once he said this, Stark hung up the phone fiercely, hurriedly called Nick and said, "The one called Peter Quill seems to have been caught for stealing, and the complaint went to Thor. Loki went to handle it... what?????"

Stark stood up with a 'swoosh' and said, "Peter Quill is missing, suspected to be dead?!"

Soon, he breathed a sigh of relief and said, "It turns out that people were just dragged away, leaving a little blood... isn't that dead?!"

"Okay, I will tell Loki to let him not tell Thor first. If Thor is in a fit of anger and wants to attack Centaurus, it will be troublesome. After all, it is a human matter... Okay, I will go with Steve."

Stark walked out with big strides and said to the phone, "A human disappeared in Centaurus. It seems that after being caught for stealing and put into prison, that prison planet happened to be attacked by another civilization, and their whole team disappeared."

Stark walked out with big strides and said to the phone, "It just so happens that the leader of this civilization discovered that one of them might be a human, called Thor and told him that the person was with him. Thor had just told them to send an envoy over, and then people were gone. This is very likely to be regarded as a provocation by Asgard."

"Nick's meaning is to let us appease Thor first, tell him that this is a human internal matter, we will solve it ourselves, and we can't let him attack Centaurus at this juncture..."

"Okay, I'll pick you up. Don't forget to tell Peter before you leave. He has been exhausted for Gwen recently. If he finds that we are all not there, he will definitely be anxious. Okay, that's it, see you later." ===== CHAPTER 2616 =====

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