Chapter 4002: MU: The Super-Body Event (93)

Sitting in the seat, Schiller watched as the people in their universe really began to reflect. He couldn't help shaking his head, but didn't interrupt them.

The main universe Doctor Strange's rhetoric is actually not very brilliant, rather a bit deliberate. Slightly smarter people can soon detect something wrong. But people like Stark and Doom didn't stand up to refute, because they had no intention of turning this place into a battlefield for political debate, because that would be falling into his trap.

The silence lasted too long, causing the atmosphere to cool down completely. The rebuttal envisioned by the main universe Doctor Strange didn't come, only the ordinary government side exchanged a few words in a low voice. Captain America also said a few words with other Captain Americas, but no one paid attention to him.

After a long while, Captain America tapped the microphone again and said: "What you said has some truth. We admit that because of the urgency of time, the coordination between units was not good enough, leading to communication problems. However, we also hope you understand that resisting orders on the battlefield is a crime that cannot be erased even if you have a huge reason and achieved good results in the end. Moreover, your resistance led to huge losses."

"I said, I don't trust Asgard, because you didn't establish a good communication channel, and the subsequent handling was too crude."

"Yes, I said we admit this point," Captain America repeated again and said, "It's just that what we are talking about now is your resistance to orders."

Finding that Doctor Strange still didn't seem to understand, Captain America had to say: "As long as you are in a military court, then any charge on you has no room for refutation, because no reason will be heavier than human life. The point of the problem is not who is more wrong, but who is wrong. For any problem that might lead to losses, it is better to kill by mistake than to let go, because any tiny loophole will bury a large number of soldiers' lives. Understand?"

The main universe Doctor Strange opened his mouth, looking not very understanding. And Schiller just felt it was very interesting; this scene vividly interpreted what is called "a scholar meets a soldier."

The essence of politics is "I am wrong, but you are more wrong," but the essence of military affairs is "better to kill by mistake than to let go."

In the political arena, everything has room for debate: who is the main responsibility? Who is the secondary responsibility? Who is the direct cause? Who is the main cause? Did environmental factors have an impact? Did the development stage have an impact? These can all be argued.

However, once the charge sounds, once any problem appears, everyone must bear the responsibility to the greatest extent, because only in this way can subsequent losses be avoided. At least in an excellent army, it is like this.

Therefore, no matter how eloquently the main universe Doctor Strange speaks, it is impossible to be exempted from responsibility, and even reduction of responsibility cannot be achieved. His proposal that the central command has problems doesn't allow him to escape responsibility, just that there will be a few more unlucky people to bear responsibility with him.

Sure enough, after a series of discussions, the review meeting ended. This battle was also finalized by several punishment notices.

First, all Doctor Stranges stay on Earth and are not allowed to move without an order; second, Lei Shen is responsible for popularizing the experience of Asgard in this universe to all other heroes, ensuring that others understand the intimate partnership between the central universe Earth and Asgard; finally, the general who previously proposed using Doctor Strange as bait for the counter-encirclement plan is transferred out of the front-line command center and enters the reserve think tank.

Lei Shen was quite happy to do this job, because through the popularization of various Lokis, they learned how this universe solved Ragnarok, the process was earth-shattering, simply the best talk, and they had been holding it in for a long time.

Asgardians are very good at drinking and bragging, and it happened to be a victory, superheroes don't have rules against drinking, so Lei Shen carried several boxes of wine and went to brag with the superhero troops.

In contrast, the Doctor Stranges' sky had collapsed. They came to compete for the leader of the multiverse, now they can't even go to the front line, so what's the point of competing.

Previously, they felt that if a multiverse human alliance was to be established, and this alliance must have a unique leader, it must be produced among Doctor Stranges. Now it seems not necessarily.

The most powerful competitor is of course Doctor Doom. Doom is strong because he is comprehensive, knows how to do scientific research, and can use magic, and he has a good resume of ruling a country without chaos. Don't look at him as being both good and evil on weekdays; he is quite disciplined when fighting a war. Although not many people came, there were more than a dozen, and they didn't make any noise for such a long time. This resume is much harder than Doctor Strange's.

Of course, there is also Iron Man. Actually, generally speaking, Iron Man's anxiety makes it difficult for him to compete for this role, and many people will also question whether he has the ability to take responsibility considering his mental state on weekdays. However, there are many Iron Men, and you can always pick a few capable ones from the Justice Iron Men.

Captain America and the like don't need to be mentioned, the perfect candidate for a guardian. If there is a vote, everyone who doesn't know who to vote for will vote for him; this is the power of popularity.

As for Spider-Man, they have already formed their own faction. This human alliance hasn't even started yet, and the multiverse Spider-Man alliance has developed for I don't know how long; not a single Spider-Man in the whole multiverse is absent. Other superheroes occupy at most one floor in the Asgard base, while Spider-Man occupies three independent buildings, which shows how many people there are. And I'm afraid in the future, their mobilization ability will far exceed the newly built human alliance.

Mutants are in a similar situation. They might not join the multiverse human alliance, but might form their own faction; otherwise, they wouldn't not go to the Asgard base and all stay in the Andromeda galaxy.

Looking at it this way, Doctor Stranges can be counted as having deducted big points as soon as they arrived. This made Schiller more firm that competing for the leader position relies on strategic determination; being eager for quick success will only be counterproductive.

The only pity is that although Strange had never broken his hands and had almost never called himself Doctor Strange, he was still classified into the category of Doctor Strange and stayed on Earth together, not allowed to go to the front line.

Staying on Earth is not doing nothing; everyone has to do logistics. That is to say, now Strange and Schiller are both porters, just like him.

In the warehouse of the Mercury base, Schiller leaned against the wall and watched Strange use magic to send things into the portal. Strange turned his head, feeling a bit angry, and said: "Have your goods been moved? And you're just watching?"

"I finished moving long ago," Schiller hugged his arms and shrugged his shoulders, "If you ask me, you don't have any advantage in logistics, isn't it still moving one by one? Unlike me, I take it all in one trip, simple and fast."

Strange rolled his eyes hugely, and then couldn't help saying: "That main universe Doctor Strange is just stubborn, if he had softened his attitude at that time, and I had given him a step down, we wouldn't have become porters together!"

"You are also stubborn," Schiller hummed, "If you are told to be a porter, you really become a porter."

"Then what else can I do? If I secretly run over, Stark will definitely be the first to expose me, and then no one will be able to get off the stage."

"Then how did I become this porter?"

Strange's hand paused, he glanced at Schiller sideways, and then said: "You mean..."

"I don't mean anything," Schiller interrupted him, "When Apokolips descended, I just took a look from afar, I heard that the blue layer outside is a shield, aren't you curious about what it looks like inside?"

"Hiss... you don't want to enter Apokolips, do you?"

"It's not that I have to go in, taking a close look is fine, I really haven't been to Apokolips," Schiller said, "Aren't you curious, where did this thing get such a big shield?"

Strange thought for a moment and said: "How could I not be curious? Logically speaking, the energy required for such a large-scale shield is astronomical, and the strength of the pillars is not enough, it is very easy to cause energy leakage; how did Darkseid solve these problems?"

"So let's go and study it," Schiller said, "Maybe we can get some technology, we don't need to make it too big, the galaxy is a bit exaggerated, but it's not too much to make a shield for the solar system, right?"

Strange nodded thoughtfully, he said: "The magic defense network of Earth is enough, but what we want to protect is not just Earth, the existence of the sun is also crucial; if we can protect the entire solar system together, of course it's best."

"So are you doing it or not?"

Strange threw the goods away, and then said: "To hell with the porter, how are we going over?"

"First of all, you definitely can't go over as the Sorcerer Supreme, otherwise, as you said, everyone won't be able to get off the stage, so you have to disguise your identity like me."

"Disguise identity?" Strange frowned, "Who else can I disguise as? Even if the appearance can be disguised, won't it be exposed as soon as I make a move?"

Strange thought that now all magicians are grounded, so even if he disguises as someone else, as long as he uses magic, everyone will definitely know that he is a magician who stole out. But Strange is not like Schiller, who can use other powers, so how to disguise this?

"You haven't turned the corner yet?" Schiller smiled and said, "It's not that only our world has magicians, won't you disguise as a magician from the neighboring world?"

"Wait, you don't mean Constantine, do you?!" Strange said with some horror.

"Could it be Sherlock Holmes?"

"No!!" Strange almost jumped up, he said, "How could I disguise as that... God, I need a word more aggressive than hooligan and pervert!"

"There are many Constantines in the multiverse, and not every one is like that," Schiller explained, "I remember, there are still some with milder symptoms, maybe there are also serious ones, anyway, it's just for show, and it's not really asking you to tease anyone. If you don't go, I'll go myself."

Strange thought a thousand times, hesitated a thousand times, and finally gritted his teeth and said: "Fine, but we go straight to Apokolips as soon as we go over, I don't want to run into acquaintances, even acquaintances from the neighboring world!"

Half an hour later, Schiller and "Constantine" appeared on a small asteroid very close to the Apokolips shield. The two looked up together, gazing at the huge azure planet.

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