Chapter 2661

This time it went very smoothly; at the beginning of the banquet, Schiller didn't say anything, buried his head in eating, and more importantly, his expression was controlled very well; no one wanted to film his negative expression and cut it to some strange places.

Considering the conflict between Stark and Strange, Schiller still privately contacted Steve and Peter, letting them appease the two separately; the process was also very smooth, until they finished playing on the beach, and Schiller didn't take Baker to the hotel.

Because he knew that once he left, Stark and Wanda would definitely quarrel; once the two of them quarreled, Schiller would have to call to appease Stark, otherwise he would bite whoever he saw.

But if Schiller coaxed Stark well with one phone call again, then those netizens who were bored to death would definitely dig out what was going on, and then he would be popular again.

So Schiller made up his mind to solve this matter before Stark attacked Wanda.

At that time, Wanda opened her mouth to ask if there was wine; Schiller directly handed the red wine he had prepared to Wanda; seeing that it was Schiller who did this, Stark didn't say anything even if he wanted to, and this matter passed like this.

Originally thought that the matter ended here, but the red wine Schiller took was taken out of the wine cellar of Stark's luxury manor, which was a quite good wine.

Wanda loved to drink a couple of sips originally; for such a long time, she had been taking care of children and had no time of her own; it was hard to relax for a little while, and there was fine wine and beauty, so she drank too much by accident.

It was fine that she drank too much; it was just that today the child cried loudly because of carsickness; after crying, he started to sleep; he slept during the day and didn't sleep at night; he woke up and wailed looking for his mother.

Wanda's wine hadn't sobered up yet, and she was sleeping in a daze; the child called twice, but she didn't hear it; when Jarvis heard it and got up, the child had already started crying.

This cry was bad; although he didn't know what the child's mutant ability was specifically for the time being, he had already shown the ability to trigger emotional resonance before; this cry could be described as shocking heaven and earth, crying this group of famous superheroes into a mess.

Perhaps this child's emotions were particularly full, and the sound was extremely penetrating; even in a wealthy area with a sparse population, it triggered great chaos; the lights of all the villas around were turned on, and everyone looked at the tears on their faces blankly.

This was good, and it had to be on social news again; originally, the news of the abnormality of everyone crying in the mall in the mess caused by Baker had been reported; this time, it was like this again in Beverly Hills; people would naturally associate it with the problem of this group of superheroes.

Then after some elimination methods, it was naturally easy to lock onto Wanda and her children; social news couldn't be cut like entertainment news, and people finally discovered that this was another mutant ability eruption.

Involving Wanda's children, she absolutely couldn't retreat; but not only were netizens aggressive, the rich living in Beverly Hills couldn't allow a mutant like a time bomb to live beside them.

This time Stark was in the same boat as Wanda, but Schiller obviously couldn't let them make such a big deal; it was no good for the children, and more importantly, he was also afraid of repeating the mistakes of the original work, letting Wanda, this time bomb, erupt completely and destroy the balance between mutants and ordinary people now.

There was no time to feel sad for the failure of Schiller No. 3; the next one to arrive at the scene was Schiller No. 4.

Schiller No. 3 learned from the previous experience and lessons; he felt that just traveling back a few days before departure was useless.

In the previous documentary filming, there had been such a lens, which was Strange and Schiller working together in Presbyterian Hospital; both were busy for a major surgery, and Strange was a bit unhappy because Schiller was late for the consultation.

This was just one of the gimmicks of the medical documentary, but the main problem was that the eruption of the conflict between Stark and Strange was because Stark's mouth was cheap and he had to use Strange's title of "Hand of God" at the banquet, and the tone was full of ridicule, giving people a feeling of not respecting medical staff at all.

But to say it, it was indeed that Strange walked in like a fire turkey in the mating period, insisting on showing his aloofness; Stark couldn't look at this kind of person, plus anxiety disorder, the conflict between the two intensified.

So Schiller No. 3 simply traveled back to the days when they were still in the hospital, reminding himself at that time to find some trouble for Strange, attracting his attention to himself, so he wouldn't have time to bother Stark.

Greed also had a few skills of manipulation; things went very smoothly; anyway, it was that set: drinking and taking drugs, being late for consultation, meeting in the corridor, mocking each other, and coming to a classic re-enactment, grabbing Strange and letting him drive.

Anyway, after a series of medical comedy operations that could film a whole season, Strange finally concentrated all his attention on Schiller, completely treating Stark, the host of the banquet, as air.

Schiller thought that the two of them wouldn't have conflicts anymore, but this Stark went crazy again, and started to use Schiller to mock Strange; both of them were like fire turkeys in the mating period, neither giving way to the other.

This was good; the documentary didn't need Eddie to deliberately edit it badly; just the micro-expressions of Strange, Stark, and Schiller in one episode could cut out forty or fifty highlights.

Unexpectedly, the documentary became popular again; it was just that the point of popularity was wrong; people more actively dug into Schiller's past; Schiller No. 4's plan was declared a complete failure.

Schiller No. 4 learned from the pain, feeling that the key was still on that dog Stark; as long as he was pressed, others couldn't turn over any waves, so Schiller No. 5 was born.

This time Schiller completely followed the Stark route; before going on vacation, he had already relieved Stark's anxiety symptoms by seven or eight, finally making him look like a normal person, not a dog.

This time, although Strange was still taking the tone, Stark didn't care about him, and his focus was on Pepper; as a result, guess what, Wanda and Polaris quarreled again.

Or rather, this wasn't unexpected; originally in the main film, the two of them had quarreled, just because the conflict between Stark and Strange and Wanda was too prominent, so they didn't show up.

Schiller suddenly discovered that there was more than one dog in this film!

Originally, the sisters quarreling between Wanda and Polaris had nothing to do with Schiller, but as a result, they quarreled bigger, and Magneto came out.

Magneto was even more of a dog among dogs; Professor X told him to come and mediate the sisters' conflict; he agreed very happily; after coming, the first thing he did was to press Polaris to the ground.

He indeed hadn't been crazy enough to do anything to Wanda, but unfortunately, the movement of his hands was originally very big, and the momentum was also very scary; this startled Wanda's two children to cry.

Billy cried, and the mutants repeated the same mistakes; this time the social news was bigger than the last time; after all, many people saw Magneto, which was characterized as another terrorist attack.

Schiller No. 5 discovered that the key to the matter, besides Stark, was also Wanda; he cured Stark's anxiety in advance, but it wouldn't work if he didn't cure Wanda's anxiety in advance.

But Wanda had just given birth to a child; giving birth was the focus of her emotional transformation; Schiller couldn't travel to the time when Wanda hadn't given birth to treat her in advance.

But this child had only been born for more than a month; Schiller No. 6 couldn't treat Stark and Wanda again within this month.

So Schiller No. 5 and Schiller No. 6 could only discuss, treating both sides at the same time, and had to try to stagger, not letting them discover that there were two Schillers in the world at the same time.

The effect this time was not bad; the mentality of the two troublemakers was adjusted almost the same; Stark no longer worried about Pepper, so he didn't look for trouble on various occasions; Wanda's pressure was also relieved, and at the same time, she followed the doctor's advice, tried not to drink, and didn't care about Polaris.

Everyone happily arrived at the beach to play until the last night; as a result, Iceman and Polaris fought.

The reason wasn't that complicated; in fact, it was just the love of children; Polaris had been in love with Cyclops' brother Havok before, but Havok's temper was relatively violent, and they often quarreled.

Just like what the patient said, Havok's desire for control was relatively strong; he felt that since the two were together, they should plan for the future development together; to put it bluntly, he wanted Polaris to follow him; the two either stayed on Earth together or went to the Andromeda Galaxy together.

But Polaris was very disgusted with this kind of control; she felt that whether it was going to Earth or the Andromeda Galaxy should be decided by herself, rather than Havok always pointing fingers there.

After they broke up, Iceman had been comforting Polaris; Iceman was the kind of person with a very gentle personality; Polaris gained a lot of comfort from him, and the two were together naturally.

But to put it bluntly, Iceman had a tendency to be inferior, and was the kind of person who needed to ask for other people's feelings and recognition to prove that others loved him; but Polaris, because of her own growth experience, was the same kind of person as Magneto who didn't know how to prove her love.

Iceman had been hinting, and Polaris sometimes understood, but didn't know what to do; when responding, she was relatively few, so Iceman felt that Polaris actually still liked Havok, and just treated himself as a spare tire.

On the night of the bonfire party, Polaris went to provoke Wanda; Wanda ignored her; Polaris herself felt bored, so she complained to Iceman a few times, during which she mentioned that once she was also quarreling with Quicksilver, and Havok fought with Quicksilver.

She actually just wanted to complain that Havok was too violent, because after she provoked Quicksilver that time, Wanda wanted to find a place for Quicksilver, and the sisters joined hands; Polaris naturally wasn't an opponent and suffered a loss; she went back to find Havok to theorize, and Havok said I was protecting you.

Polaris complained to Iceman about how chauvinistic Havok was, not considering her feelings at all; as a result, Iceman understood it as Polaris despising him for not standing up for her, and his emotions immediately became not very good.

It was fine at the bonfire party; once back at the villa, Polaris felt Iceman was strange, so she asked him a question; as a result, Iceman erupted, and the two quarreled again about who loved whom more.

As everyone knows, this kind of question is impossible to quarrel out of a result; both quarreled to the point of anger, and couldn't care about whether the voice was loud or not; Polaris used her specialty again, and all kinds of furniture floated into the air.

On the other side, Wanda had just coaxed the two children to sleep; downstairs, there was a ping-pong noise, and the child cried again.