Chapter 3116: Romantic
Shiler had a not-so-good habit: when he felt anxious, he would move the things in his hand around. Generally, Pride would move round things, and Greed would move square ones.
Greed generally would hold a medical record book in his hand, and when he was anxious, he would like to flip through this book. But now he didn't hold a medical record book, but held rectangular cards. He didn't even notice that he had been changing the order of the cards in his hand.
By the time he put the card down, it was already too late.
"Wait a minute! I put it wrong!" Shiler immediately said. He wanted to take the card back, but Dream-Power Doctor Strange directly pressed his hand with magic.
"Sorry, no take-backs."
Shiler glared at him, and he didn't show weakness and looked back. The two stared at each other for a few seconds, and finally Shiler gave up.
"Who is this? What skill does he have?" Wanda looked over with some curiosity.
"Mediocrity, no skills."
His numerical value wasn't very strong either, just a very ordinary auxiliary body, and there was no linkage with other cards.
Everyone looked at this card and was stunned.
Wanda recalled slightly, then turned to Jarvis and whispered, "Did I print it wrong? This card didn't print skills?"
"It was printed before, but it was erased by Dr. Shiler."
"Erased? Why?"
"I don't know either."
The two whispered conversations didn't escape Stark's ears. Stark looked at Shiler and said, "Why did you put down this card?"
"I put it wrong." Shiler said helplessly.
"It's really strange, why does this card have no skills?" Ma Te, who was watching from the side, also leaned over to look and said, "Such a weak card, what is the necessity of its existence?"
What he said was the truth. After a few rounds, the numerical values of many cards had been superimposed. The attack and health were several times that of the initial cards. Even the cards that hadn't come out, just like the two old men Wanda was holding in her hand, were also strengthening each other in the hand. As long as they came down, they would be amazing.
What's the use of Shiler putting out such a weak white-board card?
Shiler sighed in his heart. Mediocrity isn't weak. This is his trump card, but it's a pity that it was put down too early.
"I think we should worry about the situation on the field first." Shiler reminded very tactfully.
Others saw that Shiler wasn't willing to explain, so they didn't chase and ask. Anyway, they were all used to the doctor playing a big game of chess.
Shiler had bitterness in his heart that he couldn't tell. This really wasn't playing a big game of chess this time; this time it was really bad luck.
"It's my turn, it's my turn." Peter raised his hand and said, "Watch me give this monster a good look!"
After speaking, he put down a card. It was indeed Spider-Man 2099. The biggest skill of this card was making equipment, and it was what equipment could be made, even including Shiler's umbrella in the card library.
And the card library that could be drawn also included Thor, Odin, Captain America, and even Iron Man's equipment. It could be said that no matter which one was drawn, it could reverse the situation.
Peter rubbed his hands excitedly. He liked drawing cards the most!
A large pile of cards was placed in front of him. 2099 could draw three times when entering the field. How could he draw a good card?
Peter randomly pointed at three cards.
By the time the cards flipped over, he was completely stunned.
The first card was Squirrel Girl's nut. The picture showed a macadamia nut, with no attack power and no skills.
This card could only be used by Squirrel Girl because Squirrel Girl's own skill was collecting nuts. Nuts could bring her buffs, but the nuts themselves had no effect.
The second card was a bit better, it was Captain America's shield, but the problem was that Captain America's shield would definitely return to Captain America's hand in the end. No matter who it appeared in, and whether it was the first or second shield card, its skill determined that it would definitely fly back to Captain America's hand. This card was equivalent to drawing for nothing.
The third card was actually his web-shooter. Originally, this should have been the most useful, but launching the web-shooter required raw materials, and Peter didn't have any raw material cards, so it was still equivalent to drawing for nothing.
Looking at these three cards, Peter was completely stunned. He didn't ask for a Mjolnir at the beginning, but at least he should have one that could be used, right?
Everyone else was speechless. Stark was already shouting, "Peter! What kind of luck do you have? You randomly draw a gun and it's better than this!"
"This is not as good as not drawing." Wanda said, "You can only wait to see if you can sell them in the market later."
Peter was tearful, but Stark was triumphant. He said, "I also have mechs that can create equipment. You wait and see my luck."
Stark had sufficient points, and he was finally ready to start buying mechs. Although buying mechs with high numerical values by spending a large pile of points directly was also possible, it was still not as cost-effective as synthesizing with mechs with relatively low numerical values.
Because mechs with low numerical values were also character cards, which could hold damage or deal damage, and as long as they weren't carried off the field directly, it didn't matter how much health was left, it wouldn't affect synthesis.
Therefore, the most cost-effective way was to buy mechs that weren't worth money first, and then use them for synthesis after exerting their effects to the maximum.
Stark bought four mechs in one breath, one of which had the skill of creating equipment, and he could also draw equipment like Peter.
However, the strength of this mech wasn't that high, and the range of equipment was relatively small. Basically, it could only draw some mechanical firearms and the like.
But a shallow card pool also meant it wasn't easy to go astray. At the very least, it could draw a submachine gun or something. The submachine gun produced by the Stark Group also had high attack power.
Just as Stark was preparing to draw cards, he heard a frustrated sigh from Steve's side.
He turned his head and asked, "What's wrong?"
"Hawkeye's shot didn't kill Red Skull, but instead made him change form. Ma Te was hit once before and was directly killed by a counterattack from him."
Everyone heard this and looked over one after another, finding that Red Skull had switched, and his state was much stronger than before. Ma Te was already off the field, Hawkeye was crippled, Captain America had minor injuries, and Hulk's Hulk form was about to end.
"Nick, what are you doing!" Stark immediately roared, "The matter was provoked by you, and you are still not putting in effort in the back!"
"Who said I'm not putting in effort?" Nick immediately retorted and said, "What are you guys doing? I'm holding a big one!"
After speaking, he directly put down a card, Sharon Carter.
Everyone's expressions were very wonderful. They really wanted to say, is this the big one you're holding? But considering that Carter herself was also present and wasn't feeling well now, everyone basically held back and didn't say anything.
Actually, Steve also knew that Carter's status in S. H. I. E. L. D. actually wasn't very high. Not to mention compared to Black Widow, she couldn't compare to Coulson either.
Although she was one of the few agents in S. H. I. E. L. D. with a clean background, her ability was indeed limited. She couldn't do things as smoothly as Coulson, and didn't have Black Widow's combat power. She was just an ordinary person without superpowers. Being able to become a Level 7 agent was already very good.
Nick, however, sneered and said, "Don't be afraid to let you know, Agent Carter's strength isn't in S. H. I. E. L. D."
Everyone immediately looked at the skills on the card.
When seeing the word "S. W. O. R. D.," Steve was somewhat enlightened.
The so-called S. W. O. R. D. was actually Nick's own small stove.
As everyone knew, Nick was a master of reimbursement, but the money he reimbursed always had to have a place to go, and this place was S. W. O. R. D.
He didn't expect Carter to have been helping Nick manage S. W. O. R. D. Steve thought, no wonder when they were in love, Carter would say she was very busy from time to time. Logically speaking, she had no actual position in S. H. I. E. L. D., so she shouldn't be so busy. If she had been busy with S. W. O. R. D.'s affairs, it would make sense.
And accompanied by Carter's entry, a construction card fell into Nick's construction column—Helicarrier.
Others opened their eyes in surprise. Nick actually took this thing out?
Actually, the superheroes present basically knew what Nick was doing, but not many people knew exactly what was going on. Even Stark, an expert in this field, had only heard the name but didn't know what was going on.
Maybe someone would think what mechanical creation could hide from the eyes of the Iron Magic God, but Nick really could, because the technology he used wasn't Earth technology, but a brand-new technology that fused Asgard and the three major empires' starship technology.
The money he embezzled wasn't wasted. Now the two major starports of humanity, Neptune and Pluto, Neptune was under the control of China, and Pluto was almost in Nick's pocket.
He used the technology of the three major empires and technical cooperation with Asgard to create the prototype of a human starship there.
Starships were a special category in the universe. They weren't spaceships. Humanity could already build spaceships, but they hadn't built starships yet.
For example, the scope of spaceships was very wide. Merchant ships were spaceships, flying saucers were spaceships, and the frigates of the Kree were spaceships.
But starships were different. The status of a starship was somewhat similar to humanity's aircraft carrier. To be called a "space fleet," having spaceships wasn't enough; there must be a main starship.
Starships could accommodate spaceships, be used as docking ports for spaceships, fire firepower during combat, and deploy shields when docked to protect the entire fleet.
The most critical thing was that starships could lead the fleet to jump.
Not every spaceship could jump directly. This required special technology and materials. Even the three major empires weren't rich enough to install jump devices on every small spaceship. Except for some special reconnaissance ships, most spaceships used for combat relied on the starship's jump device to jump.
In general, starships weren't just large in volume and strong in combat power, but also comprehensive mobile bases for space combat.
There were very clear standards for defining starships in the universe. Currently, all starships in service in Asgard totaled 126, which meant Asgard could take out 126 fleets at any time.
The number of starships of the three major empires was much more than this. Although there wasn't a specific number, it was estimated that the Shi'ar Empire, which had the fewest fleets, should have tens of thousands of starships.
Of course, the three major empires combined ruled the entire universe, and maintaining such a large territory indeed required so many fleets. Most fleets were cruising in their respective territories and wouldn't be mobilized unless there was an extremely critical situation, and they couldn't take out so many starships at once.
He didn't expect Nick to have already rubbed out the prototype of a starship.
And what Shiler thought was that this guy definitely had dealings with S. P. E. A. R., otherwise where did he get the manpower to knock out a starship in such a short time? Don't I know the efficiency of Americans? ===== CHAPTER 3117 =====
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