Chapter 3109: Romantic

Stark leaned his head over to see what they were playing. As soon as he looked over, he saw a pile of square characters. His head felt like it had been punched, and he suddenly covered his eyes and retreated.

Stark was a bit better than the others because he had to conduct technical exchanges and cooperation with China, so he knew some simple Chinese, but not this much.

And the logic of the text content on these cards was quite complex. Even a pure Chinese person would have to understand it for a long time, and foreigners would understand it even less.

But they were able to play vigorously here. Could it be that they had all become language geniuses and learned to read Chinese characters overnight?

He looked around and saw that Wanda was also wearing glasses, and then he reacted. Could it be that there was something wrong with these glasses?

It just so happened that Harry had brought a few extra pairs of glasses, and those that weren't used were casually placed to the side. Stark picked up a pair and put them on. When he looked at the cards again, it was immediately different.

Actually, Stark's mechs also had similar functions, but it wasn't relying on translation, but on artificial intelligence. As long as the artificial intelligence could read the text, it could summarize and tell him. After all, he didn't have that much time to read word by word during battle, so this was more efficient.

It wasn't that Stark didn't want to make this technology civilian, but the problem was that there were many ethical controversies in the field of artificial intelligence, and it would take a lot of effort to implement it. He had much more important work on his hands, and the civilian field was temporarily not in his consideration.

He didn't expect the Osborn Group to have made translation equipment first.

Stark was no longer the simple capitalist he used to be. He was now a person who had detached himself from low-level tastes and wouldn't fight with Osborn over those trifles. He had more important work.

So he put on these glasses with peace of mind and watched their next round of the game.

Shiler had intended to learn from his mistakes and never play the mechanical flow again, but he didn't expect his hand to be black to the extreme. He drew another set of mechanical flow cards, a combination of Iron Man, Ant-Man, and Beast, and he even drew the brainwave amplifier used by Professor X.

What's the use of giving me an amplifier! Where is Professor X?

Unfortunately, Professor X was in Wanda's hands.

After the game started, they rolled dice. Shiler decided not to put down Iron Man first. The key was that Iron Man was useless in the early stage of the game. Where would he get so many points to buy mechs for him?

Shiler could only gamble and see if he could buy himself or other superheroes with mind-reading tags in the market later. This way, combined with the brainwave amplifier, he could turn the cards in others' hands against them. Rising from the dead, the priest turned out to be myself.

Stark stood behind Shiler and watched. When he saw that Shiler could have put down his card in the first round of dice but didn't move, he muttered a few words of dissatisfaction. Shiler turned his head and glared at him.

Although Wanda got Professor X, she didn't have other mutants in her hand and couldn't play the mutant deck. She had two cards related to Spider-Man and got the special action card "Web-Shooter," so she played the Spider-Man flow.

The best luck this time was Jarvis, who collected a set of scientist cards, added various states, accumulated research points, and opened equipment boxes.

The most interesting part came. In the third round, Shiler had finally saved up some points and was preparing to put down Iron Man and summon a few Mark-model mechs when Jarvis actually opened Mark 17.

Stark, who was standing behind Shiler, exploded on the spot. He slapped the table and roared, "What the hell?! Connors and Dr. Yin Sen plus a Reed Richards, how could they develop Mark 17??! That's my mech!!!"

Jarvis shrugged and said, "Sorry, sir, but these are the rules of the game. That's how the scientist genre is played. In the late stage, you can even open a modified Galactus."

"Galactus was also modified by me!!!"

Although Shiler sighed at his luck, he could only accept it. He put down the Iron Man card and used the points in his hand to summon a Hulkbuster armor.

That's right, in this universe, there was actually a Hulkbuster armor. This armor was even researched with the help of Dr. Banner. Its main role wasn't to go head-to-head with Hulk, but to restrict Hulk and then teleport him to a designated area of the universe. To put it bluntly, it was a strong control plus a teleportation gate.

Although with the help of Shiler and Professor X, Dr. Banner's state was much better, he still broke out a few times later, and unfortunately, he was teleported to the settlements of civilizations under the three major empires, causing quite a bit of chaos, but it didn't harm Earth.

Then Shiler summoned another Mark 26. This was a land engineering armed mech created by Stark. Simply put, it was an engineer's mech.

"Why did you summon him?!" Stark really couldn't watch anymore. He put one hand on the table and said to the draw pile where mechs could be selected, "You choose this one! This one is strong!"

"Do you think I can afford it?" Shiler rolled his eyes. Could he not know that Justice Execution was strong? Now, if he sold all the cards in his hand, he couldn't afford this mech.

Stark opened his mouth and said, "Then this one is fine too. This is a power-type mech, and what about this one? This one was created by us together back then. Its cost-performance is much better than this excavator..."

Shiler really couldn't bear it anymore. He pushed Stark away and said, "Have you ever heard of the principle of not speaking while watching chess?"

Stark was furious, but there was nothing he could do. What he said was clearly true; these mechs were much stronger than the engineer mech. But Shiler's next operation stunned Stark.

Shiler first used the strong control of the Hulkbuster armor to control the Professor X in Wanda's hand. Professor X was directly card-locked for two rounds.

Wait a minute, I control Professor X? Really?

This is too unreasonable. Stark didn't dare to say it this time, but thought in his heart, with the control technology of the Hulkbuster armor, how could it control Professor X?

The Hulkbuster armor doesn't counter Magneto!

If you control Professor X, won't Magneto blow your dog head off?

Fortunately, Magneto was also a summon card in this game, which required using X-Men to pass the Brotherhood of Mutants event before he could be summoned, otherwise, this early stage would be impossible to play.

After Professor X was card-locked, Wanda was clearly a bit panicked. For the first few rounds, she had been using Professor X's powerful characteristics and hadn't played her Spider-flow well at all. Now that her strongest general was card-locked, her defensive system was simply insufficient to resist Shiler's attack.

Peter was playing the magic flow this time. He helped Wanda, but it was clearly not because Wanda was playing the Spider-Man flow, but because Peter wanted to use Spider-Man to summon the Spider Totem, which also counted as a demon god.

There were many different genres of magic flow. You could go the academic route, or play magic-tech flow, or Asgard flow, but Peter chose the most thrilling and exciting way: magic sacrifice flow.

He had to play the sacrifice cards in his hand in a certain order without anyone discovering it, and then offer three sacrifices to summon a demon god. After summoning three demon gods, he would directly summon the demon god arrival event over the New York map.

Demon god arrival was a mandatory event. The arriving demon god would attack all non-demon god characters, which was equivalent to an all-screen ultimate move.

But the cards in Spider-Man's hand were only enough to summon two demon gods, so he had to keep Spider-Man to summon the Spider Totem.

His move to protect Wanda immediately made Shiler realize what he wanted to play. He chose the engineering robot just to prevent this move, because the engineering mech had a very special skill: it could remove one of the opponent's summoning slots.

A person only had three summoning slots, and to trigger the demon god arrival event, these three summoning slots had to be filled. But if one was removed by the engineering mech, then it would be game over.

With Peter's help, Wanda wasn't kicked out of the field directly. Shiler countered with an engineer robot. When Peter card-locked his own summoning slot, he let out a earth-shattering scream.

"NO!!! DOCTOR!!!!"

Harry and Mary next to them laughed gloatingly. One was playing Elektra's ninja summoning flow, and the other was playing Young Avengers speed flow. The field was full of fragile characters. If Peter really summoned the demon god, they would definitely be finished first.

Gwen was playing the mechanical flow this time and couldn't help much. Peter could basically be considered out.

Shiler could be considered to have played a bad hand well, but unfortunately, his luck in the late stage was still very poor. The cards he drew in the market didn't form a system, and he only mixed a second place in the end, but it was an improvement over the last round.

This round was indeed won by Jarvis's scientist flow. His luck was simply explosive. The scientist's equipment box was one out of four, and one of the cards was a bomb. Drawing it directly deducted health. Jarvis drew twenty or thirty times and only drew the bomb twice. The others were either parts or equipment.

He drew mechs four times in the early stage, exploded two in events, and drew two more. In the late stage, he drew all of Wakanda's equipment, and even Asgard's spaceship. How could this be played?

Then, with a god-like draw at the end, he directly drew the mechanically enhanced Galactus, which laid the foundation for the final victory.

Shiler still didn't have fun playing this round, but the person behind him couldn't watch it anymore because Shiler didn't buy many mechs in this round. He would rather use points to refresh the market card pool than buy mechs. You're so stingy!

Stark directly pushed Shiler to the side. Isn't it just playing cards? Let me! Let you see what a real Iron Magic God is!

Shiler happened to be a bit tired of playing and was preparing to go outside for a walk to get some air. He hadn't walked a few steps when he heard Stark scream.

"AH!!!!"

Curiosity drove him to walk back.

Shiler leaned over and saw that Stark had a hand full of purple magic cards, and the leading one was none other than "Sorcerer Supreme Stephen Strange." ===== CHAPTER 3110 =====