Chapter 2656

After some research by each Schiller, they discovered that it really wasn't impossible; the Superego was trying to avoid the fate anchoring on the DC side at the time, so he used the system's power to move Schiller's whole person to Marvel.

But there was no body in Marvel, so he could only use the system's power to write one in; the Superego was also doing this work for the first time, and he hadn't created a person before, so he could only copy the cat and draw the tiger, kneading one that was the same according to the appearance of the DC Schiller.

Although the appearance was the same, after all, they were two different universes, so it was impossible to take that code and use it directly; the Superego actually copied the code of ordinary humans in this universe.

When the Superego copied it, he didn't specifically pay attention to autism or not; he was also Schiller himself, so it was impossible to find trouble for himself and insist on copying all the negative states, so the initial state of this body was healthy.

Then the question came: why hadn't Schiller discovered it all along?

Still the same sentence, all the hardware he had used in this life had problems; the hardware was missing a part, so the software used to run this hardware naturally didn't have the driver for this part.

Just like a computer without a graphics card, naturally, you don't need to install a graphics card driver; you move the system to a computer with a graphics card without any changes, and it still doesn't have a graphics card driver.

Without a graphics card driver, the computer system wouldn't realize there was a graphics card, so naturally, it wouldn't know it had such an extra part.

So all the Schillers didn't react; the one staying in Marvel was actually healthy.

But this couldn't blame Schiller; they had actually discussed it before: if his life experience was as God and Lucifer said, then where did his autism come from?

First of all, the DC body was Schiller's most original body; his soul was taken away from this body, so it was very likely that this body was missing a part, causing the software after he was born to not recognize the part, so naturally, no driver was installed.

This system without a driver arrived in another world and also couldn't recognize the parts of the body in another world, and then it became autism, so it was very likely a problem with the DC body.

But this body was originally his own body, and there was no way to fix it if a part was missing; anyway, it had been so many years, and Schiller was used to it.

If it weren't for Wanda's eldest son howling just now, Schiller probably wouldn't have reacted that his body in Marvel actually had this part, but he hadn't installed the driver and didn't know how to use it.

The expression on Schiller's face became a bit complex; although he felt he was a bit stupid, this wasn't the main reason; the main reason was that the moment just now made his feeling not very good.

His spirit body was operating in an extremely efficient way, but the abnormal fluctuation of emotions just now caused chaos in the Gao Ta for a few minutes, and it hadn't recovered until now.

Now he was sitting safely in the car and nothing was wrong, but what if he let out a howl at a critical moment?

Otherwise, why say don't watch the fun if you have nothing to do? Once a person is unlucky, even drinking cold water will get stuck in their teeth; Schiller had just thought of this when the child cried again.

Maybe because the space in the car was relatively cramped, the child was a bit carsick, and the novice mother didn't know how to coax him; Billy whimpered in Wanda's arms for a long time, and finally let out a howl, startling everyone in the car.

That howl just now was at least separated by a screen; now that this howl went down, it was three minutes later when Schiller sobered up; he now saw a hazy halo on everything; where did this bring me? Is this still Los Angeles?

Then he realized he was crying; the halo was actually the hazy halo of tears.

Fortunately, he wasn't the only one; now everyone in the car was crying; Baker cried especially miserably; his emotions were already unstable, and then came a superpower user who could influence emotions; this was good, he cried so much that Jarvis couldn't hold him up.

The group of people finally managed to get to the house in Beverly Hills, all unable to walk; finally, Wanda used magic to get them into the house.

Fortunately, Wanda finally coaxed Billy well; now he also realized how powerful his eldest son was; it was just that he was a little baby who didn't understand anything; the only means for a baby to communicate with this world was crying.

Although he hadn't figured out the principle of this mutant ability for the time being, Wanda still felt she should coax Billy well; otherwise, if he let out a howl, everyone else wouldn't have to do anything.

Although Schiller wasn't used to this feeling, he hadn't forgotten his main job; he had to find a way to help Baker stabilize his emotions.

Baker's emotions had been out of control for so long, and he had been beaten up by Iron Man and Captain America together, so his physical strength and energy were basically exhausted; he went upstairs to sleep, and Schiller also happened to go back to sleep to reorganize the order of the Gao Ta.

Wanda was also exhausted from shopping, and fell asleep while coaxing the child; as a result, the three were awakened at the same time by a shrill cry; Billy was hungry again.

Since they were awake, they couldn't sleep; Schiller decided to give Baker a simple psychological consultation to see what the main reason for his emotional instability was.

Although Baker was also forced to cry by strong control, it was obvious that this gave him a channel to vent some of his intense emotions, and he was actually quite stable, and willing to sit down honestly to fill out the form.

Baker finished filling out the form, and Schiller took it to look at it, then discovered that there was no problem with the rational cognition part, and the logic was also normal; the problem with the emotion part was very big.

Schiller conducted some basic inquiries again, and then discovered that Baker's situation of emotional loss of control was abnormal.

There were indeed some people who were born emotionally sensitive and would be more likely to erupt due to stimulation, coupled with poor upbringing, making it easier to fall into a vicious cycle of emotional eruption; Baker was this kind of person.

But an emotional eruption at least had to have a reason, either sudden stimulation or accumulation over time; logically speaking, Baker's anger toward Peter should be the latter.

Before, the two of them didn't get along in the workplace; Baker didn't agree with Peter's views, and Peter didn't like Baker much either; then Baker was misled by someone, thinking Peter kidnapped him; calculating old and new grudges together, it was very normal for him to erupt suddenly.

But Schiller saw something wrong from the details; first of all, Baker told Schiller that he was indeed jealous of Peter, because at that time he was an ordinary technical person, while Peter was a genius researcher surrounded by stars, and his right to speak was much greater than his.

But precisely because of this, Peter was too much like a researcher; he was the kind of science and engineering man in everyone's stereotype; you couldn't see any attributes other than a researcher from him.

The Peter in Baker's impression was also like this; when Peter was still talking about their past experiences, he called Peter a nerd, saying he had no practical experience, and was particularly rigid, not very likable.

And Schiller only used one question to stump Baker.

"Then when others told you he was Spider-Man, didn't you suspect it?"

Baker was speechless; he only now realized that Spider-Man and Peter simply couldn't be connected at all.

Baker wasn't someone who didn't go online; he had also heard a lot of news about Spider-Man; don't forget that the third-generation Spider-Man was now seen by everyone as a flashy teenager who was riding on the popularity of the dead; the photos taken were mostly of his state when he was exercising; one look and you knew he was that kind of mixed kid who was always overexcited and never idle.

This was completely different from Peter's image; Baker hadn't forgotten that he had privately mocked Peter for definitely never having been to a gym, and even being unable to do a standard squat.

Then a normal person should feel shocked and suspicious when hearing that the two of them were the same person, and pursue the question of what was going on.

But Baker didn't remember the details of his emotional changes at all; anyway, he remembered that he accepted this fact, and then wanted to find Peter with full of anger.

As for where he learned Peter's whereabouts, he couldn't remember clearly either.

And the reason why he didn't doubt his intermittent memory was because he had been like this before; as long as his emotions erupted, his brain would be blank, and he couldn't care about anything.

Seeing such a result, Schiller understood that Baker should be a tool carefully selected by someone; using this method to fool a normal person was too easy to be seen through; just the person being fooled would realize their memory was wrong.

But if you use this method to manipulate a person whose spirit is already not very normal, it would be much easier, especially Baker's problem of not being able to remember anything once he gets excited; it was simply born for making trouble; it was a bit like the Hulk.

Was the one manipulating the Hulk before the military? Would it be them this time too? Schiller felt it was unlikely; the military shouldn't be this smart; this kidnapping case had too many twists and turns; it didn't look like the handiwork of those generals whose brains were filled with gunpowder.

Schiller thought for a while and felt the key should be on Robbins; now Pamela and Barry were still in the Himalayas doing planting work; Schiller made a call to Pamela, wanting Barry to bring Robbins over for a trip.

Pamela hung up the phone and went to handle the matter, but after a while, Schiller received bad news: Robbins was gone.

It was said that he was locked in Kamar-Taj, and several great mages were watching him, wanting to wait until this busy period was over to investigate where his cloak came from, but he just disappeared under everyone's noses like that.

This raised Schiller's attention to Robbins; he immediately started to flip through the details of this small fry in the memory bank, and then remembered that this cloak really wasn't without an origin; it was said to be related to Dormammu.

Fortunately, Dormammu was now one of his own; Kamar-Taj sent someone to contact Dormammu, and Dormammu denied it flatly.

After a series of studies on the cloak and those shoes, the mages also determined that this was indeed not Dormammu's power; Dormammu had also been hiding in his Dark Dimension digesting and losing weight recently, and hadn't come out to make trouble for a long time.

If it had nothing to do with Dormammu, it meant the plot had changed, so there might be other people behind Robbins, it was just that who it was couldn't be determined for the time being.

Schiller told Baker about Robbins, but Baker's mental state was poor and couldn't provide any useful clues; Schiller could only wait for the time being; anyway, the person behind the scenes would show their horse's feet sooner or later.

They now had to face a more severe problem, which was that Wanda's eldest son Billy was crying again.