Chapter 3720
When Asgard was fighting lively, what was Earth doing?
Of course, it went back to the solar system to celebrate.
Earth watched the excitement on the edge for a while, then left only an observation station, flew back to the solar system slowly, returned to its original orbit, and also brought the moon back. It was rotating quietly in its warm home.
And the surface was holding a celebration banquet. This is the first victory of an interstellar war in human history, and it is an undoubted, thorough, and great victory—Earth lost nothing, while the other side lost to their grandmother's house.
More importantly, even without the subsequent Phoenix outbreak, the results achieved were completely enough. This time, the powerful superhumans were just the icing on the cake, and most of the operations were done by ordinary people.
The superluminal engine was basically built by ordinary people; the plan to go to Asgard to attend the banquet and then provoke the three great empires was also thought of by ordinary people; throughout the entire combat process, Earth's various decisions were also commanded by ordinary people; the operation of the engine was also completed by ordinary people.
That is to say, at least 90% of this war was participated in by the weak ordinary people on Earth, and they achieved a complete great victory. How could this not be worth celebrating?
Because Earth was present at the scene to fight, there would be no communication blockade or the like. What operations Earth had, what reactions the other side had, and what results were finally achieved were all reported in real-time. The vast majority of ordinary people received the news only a little slower than the command center; they watched the entire war.
This greatly boosted the confidence of ordinary people: we are indeed not as strong as superhumans, but our contribution is also very important to Earth. We are a part of Earth, loyal and reliable warriors, not some burden.
This is the greatest significance of this war.
For a long time, the image of humans in the interstellar society has been a "race with a huge gap between the upper and lower limits" represented by superhumans. The network of the interstellar society also generally believes that those strongest human powerhouses and ordinary humans cannot be mentioned in the same breath—they are the most important strategic deterrent, and ordinary people cannot catch up with them.
There are even some voices that believe that once humans master gene editing technology and can accurately screen the genes of these superhumans, then there is no need for ordinary people to exist. The entire human race will ascend to a superhuman race.
Although most ordinary people on Earth do not know what the interstellar society is discussing, these superhumans cannot deceive themselves. They know how the interstellar society views them, and they also know what speculations they have, and it is inevitable that some of them will be tempted.
Under any circumstances, the brainwashing ability of the internet is very strong. Some young people with weak minds read these remarks and might feel that those ordinary people are all burdens: "If the billions of people on Earth were all powerful superhumans, they would have conquered the universe long ago."
Not only are there occasional such voices within the mutants, but even among the Avengers reserve team or the young superheroes in New York, there are occasionally such remarks.
Facing this view, most Avengers members have no way, because the fact is that the gap between ordinary humans and superhumans is indeed too large, almost not the same species. In this case, how can one require every superhuman to think that they are a part of human society?
Schiller also knows very well that facing this situation is not to press the high one down, but to pull the low one up. It is to let both sides understand: the individual of ordinary people may be weak, but the power they unite is not to be underestimated.
The view of the S. P. E. A. R. side is the same as his. They seem to have realized this problem early and prepared for it. They let Schiller contact the Avengers and Kamar-Taj, not to let them agree to their plan and help with anything, but just to notify them that they are going to execute this plan, and at the same time let them not come to add chaos.
That's right, Schiller contacted the Avengers and Kamar-Taj, not to let them prepare for the war, but to tell them not to take action and leave the stage of the first interstellar war to ordinary people.
This can greatly boost the confidence of ordinary people, and at the same time let this group of superhumans realize: ordinary people are not some burden, they can also use their own brains and hands to create great civilization achievements and strike hard at all invading enemies. Cooperation between the two sides is better than turning against each other.
People with extreme thoughts are only a minority after all, and most people just think about it in their hearts. If they were really expelled from Earth, they would definitely be the first to be unhappy. Now ordinary people hold Earth in their hands, which can be said to be "holding the emperor to command the princes"; even if these superhumans don't consider themselves humans, they have to be honest for the sake of the mother planet Earth. This is good for both sides.
Now it seems that the effect of the plan is very good: the ordinary people's society is celebrating wildly, and the superhumans are also very happy, because Earth's excellent performance is obviously also giving them face—"In the future, you will be a head taller when you go out: Can your mother planet fly? Has your mother planet smashed the three great empires? Can your mother planet still retreat unscathed after smashing the three great empires? Earth can!"
In short, after this battle, the strategic goals were basically achieved. The carnival lasted all night, and Schiller was also pulled over by the Avengers to drink. Everyone was ecstatic and made a fuss all night; when he woke up the next day, he felt his head still ached a little.
"Doctor!" As soon as Schiller opened his eyes, a black shadow descended from the sky. He instinctively rolled over to dodge. Helen grabbed his shoulders and shook them relentlessly, saying: "It's me, Doctor! I'm back!"
"Oh, Helen, you're back." Schiller rubbed his eyes, got up and poured a glass of water, then said, "I sent you a message a long time ago, why did you come back so late?"
"I played there for a while longer." Helen smiled and said, "You really don't say, my hometown is very interesting now. The one ruling the solar system is actually an electronic life, called Brainiac. He is very rigid; I can't even eat one more bite in the Kuiper Belt..."
"Let's not talk about this first." Schiller rubbed his forehead and said, "Have you finished practicing the things I asked you to practice?"
Helen casually picked up the little black cat that was sleeping on the table, rubbed its head and said: "I discussed with Goose for a long time, and he even ate me once. It's a pity that I seem to have stimulated his stomach a bit, and in the end, he still spat me out. I have a rough idea."
"A rough idea won't do; you should know that your mother and your uncle are counting on you this time."
"Don't worry." Helen gave him a thumbs up and said, "I didn't eat so many neutron stars and suns for nothing. In order to complete the task, I compressed the accumulated energy to the extreme, directly blew up a big black hole, and then, referring to Goose, opened up a crack space. It seems quite stable at the moment; why don't you go in and take a look?"
"Forget it, I still have to prepare insurance measures for you." Schiller said, "In case you can't swallow it, or get a stomachache halfway through, with such a big mess, someone has to take over. I have been exploring the bottom of the world within the ring recently."
"Then what did you find out?" Helen asked curiously.
"I can't go down." Schiller said, "When I go down to a certain height, there is an obstacle, as if there is an invisible wall separating the small island above and the huge city below. No matter what I do, I can't touch the city below at all."
"This is a bit strange." Although Helen said so, she didn't think much about it, she said, "Then the space above should be enough. And there won't be any mistakes on my side, so you can rest assured."
"Alright. Don't leave yet; although I don't intend to be swallowed by you to try, you do have to help me bring something over."
"Bring what?"
Helen turned her eyes and saw Jormungandr's huge vertical pupils. Schiller made a gesture of invitation, and Helen swallowed.
"What are you doing early in the morning?" Jormungandr, who was released, hadn't figured out what was going on—his physical body was gone, and now only a spiritual body remained, but because he ate too well, the spiritual body almost condensed into substance. Before he could react, he was swallowed by Helen in one bite.
"Ah ah ah ah ah ah!!!"
A night passed, and the war on the edge of the Nine Realms began to become scorching. The Asgardians are best at blitzkrieg and surprise attacks, but this time it is a defensive battle, which means the time of the battle has been infinitely prolonged. They are not incapable of getting tired, so after the initial all-out attack, they all took turns to play, as long as they could maintain the defensive line.
But in fact, it is not very optimistic. Although they can barely maintain the defensive line, the three great empires are constantly increasing troops here—the production speed of the three great empires is faster than their destruction speed. If this continues, they will sooner or later push into the Nine Realms.
Although there are rule restrictions, it must be approved by the God King to enter the true Nine Realms, but the three great empires also have dimension bombs, which can directly blow a hole between dimensions and let the army force its way through. Once pushed to the dimension node, Asgard will be in jeopardy.
Although the situation is relatively critical, Odin is not in a hurry. Recently, Thor and Loki have been mysterious and have been asking him about the World Tree for no reason. Odin also has some guesses about what they are going to do. With insurance measures, he can naturally let go and fight, and instead, he has many strange tricks, making the three great empires unable to attack for a while.
And for the three great empires, to be honest, this battle was a bit ugly—when hitting Earth, they were led by their high mobility and were beaten until their faces were gray; when hitting Asgard, they wanted to push directly with the momentum of thunder, but after fighting for a long time, they couldn't get in.
In fact, there have already been movements in their rear. Many high-level civilizations took advantage of their mobilization of troops to the Nine Realms to secretly make trouble in the rear: one moment they went to the base station to fire two shots, the next they intercepted the transport team, and then they tore up the mineral agreement and secretly went to the mineral areas of the three great empires to mine rare metals, making the supreme rulers of the three great empires itch with hatred.
Except for the Kree Empire, other empires have some difficulty in multi-line operations. Facing these underhanded tricks, they can only shrink the defensive line and hold on as much as possible. But this is even more embarrassing—the three great empires have galloped through the universe for thousands of years and have never suffered such a big loss.
"We can't go on like this." The Skrull Emperor gritted his teeth and said, "Prepare for a full-scale attack, R'klll, Supreme Intelligence. I don't believe you don't have any trump cards. Directly blow open the Nine Realms, and let's go in and fight!"
The other two sides obviously also knew that they could not drag it on any longer. The Supreme Intelligence said in a deep voice: "Keep your people away from the 1322 mark, and at least stop Odin's troops for three minutes. I will place the dimension cutter, and once the operation is completed, all troops will break into the Nine Realms from the cut dimension channel!"
End of Chapter
