Chapter 4186: The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy (IV)

Peter clicked on this software. The first thing that caught his eye was the disclaimer that absolutely no Spider-Man had the patience to read. Of course, he was too lazy to read it, so he dragged it to the bottom and clicked agree.

The software didn't have many functions. It had a built-in navigation, an electronic guidebook that could be used for reference, and a personal interface. Peter played with the navigation for a while, but he found that this navigation was actually a modified version of the navigation in the spaceship, which became easier to view, but the accuracy was slightly reduced. For example, it could only show which orbit it was in the solar system, and the movement trajectory had some delay, not so accurate.

Then there was the guidebook, but he hadn't had time to read it carefully, and Miles poked his arm with his elbow and said: "I say, why do we have to go?"

"You don't want to go?"

"Of course not, I'm just a bit strange. For things like investigation and data collection, wouldn't it be enough to let drones go?"

Peter sighed and said: "You have already gone to community college, right? Didn't they teach the structure of the universe inside?"

"You probably have some misunderstandings about community college. I just learned how to bake a cake with pre-mixed powder yesterday."

"Alright. The Milky Way is very large, so large that even if all human spaceships and drones were sent out, it would be impossible to explore all the points. So this time we have to go out in full force, even those students in the magic academy who haven't graduated yet, and newcomers who have just awakened their superpowers have to go."

"So that's how it is," Miles said, "Why not go to the multiverse to find helpers?"

"Are there so many Spider-Men, are they all from our universe?"

"No, I mean, why is it only Spider-Man?"

"Because only we are relatively free. There are a bunch of things waiting for them to do in other people's universes. If all the Avengers were called over, what would happen if New York had a problem?"

"Oh, that's true," Miles nodded and said, "Although we can stay in space, we can't fly. Without a spaceship, how can we get there?"

"They should find a way," Peter looked at Schiller in front and said, "Humans are lacking everything now, lacking people, money, and equipment. If they have to be supplemented one by one, I'm afraid even Dr. Schiller will have to spend some effort."

"I think even if he gets a spaceship, it's impossible to do one per person. And that's not safe enough, I'm afraid it's still necessary to form a squad. Let's team up, shall we?"

"That's possible, but two people are probably not enough. Who else do you want to pull?"

"I don't know either, you know more Spider-Men than I do. I just found out two days ago that there is another me in another universe who went to college, and he is a top student."

Peter laughed and said: "After you get your community college diploma, maybe you can also apply for a university. I remember New York University has similar aid quotas."

"No." Miles shook his head and said, "I don't want to study any mathematics, physics, or mechanical engineering. I'm going to study at a baking school. I want to open my own dessert shop in New York."

"That's not bad," Peter raised his eyebrows and said, "But you have to think clearly, the rent in New York is very expensive. If you can't sell it, you will lose money."

They had just talked here when they heard Schiller on the stage say: "You have three days to prepare, form a team of 3-5 people. Three days later, a batch of small spaceships will be sent to the Neptune Port."

"Small spaceships? Are they made by us?"

"Doesn't seem like it, aren't we building large mining equipment recently?"

"Could it be bought?"

"I think it's possible, but where did the money come from? And I heard that Earth is quite remote, they actually are willing to send it over."

The people below were chattering and discussing where such a batch of small spaceships came from. Steve gave Stark a look, Stark shook his head at him, so Steve understood—if Stark didn't know, then this batch of spaceships should still be air now.

However, getting a batch of small spaceships in three days was not even a warm-up activity for Schiller. Don't think he didn't know that those four wicked goods ran to soak in the hot spring under the World Tree again. They soaked in the hot spring once, and at least they could destroy the construction results of the three major empires for a thousand years. The cosmic mass had to be pitted down by several points.

"In addition, there may be some helpers from other universes. They will arrive tomorrow or the day after tomorrow. Don't be too anxious to form a team. Wait and see, maybe there will be more excellent team members. But I also want to remind you that there must be a captain and a first mate among the team members. Although the spaceships basically have automatic driving functions, you'd better take this time to learn basic driving knowledge..."

Most people didn't listen to the second half of this sentence, and everyone's focus was on the first half. Miles lowered his voice and said: "Look at what I said, sure enough, we have to find others from other universes."

"But I don't think it's the Avengers. They were arguing very fiercely during the review meeting last time." Peter shook his head and said.

"Do you think it will be from the world next door?"

"No way?" Peter said with some surprise, "We just finished a battle."

"But don't forget, the review meeting praised the opposite side to the sky." Miles smacked his lips and said, "People are like this. Sometimes they appreciate their opponents more than their teammates. Do you think Batman will come?"

"I'm afraid it's very difficult. Gotham's situation is worse, they don't have so much time. I just hope it's not that Constantine." Peter sighed. Thinking of the multiverse war last time, Batman calculated everything, but was ruined in the hands of this guy, he felt a bit worthless.

"Actually, I don't want to work with Batman either, I always feel they are too serious." Miles supported his chin with his hand and said, "He stands there, I don't even dare to speak, the team atmosphere must be not very good."

"It's not that we must team up with Batman, let's find someone else, right?" Peter looked at Miles and said, "No one in the world next door will drive a spaceship, if we don't learn well, maybe we will be dismantled."

"Then you go learn, I'm a fool, I'm going home to bake a cake." Miles lowered his head to study the patterns on the table.

"Alright, that's all for now." Schiller closed the memo and said, "If you have any questions, you must send me a message, don't mess around by yourself. Go back and read the guide carefully, don't lose face in front of friends from the universe next door..."

The meeting ended soon, and people walked out in twos and threes. Just as Peter and Miles went out, a shout came from behind:

"Peter Parker! Wait for me!"

Peter turned his head and saw Polaris running over in a hurry.

"What's wrong, Lorna?"

"Have you found your teammates?" Polaris asked.

"Not yet, I plan to team up with Miles."

"Can you take me with you?"

Peter said with some surprise: "Don't you team up with mutants?"

"Don't mention it, Iceman and Havok both want to team up with me. It's not good to refuse either one, but if I put them both in one team, they will definitely fight. I thought I'd just find a team myself, then it wouldn't be so troublesome."

"You really should sort out your love life," Peter couldn't help saying, "If this continues, who will you invite to your wedding?"

"I know, I will." Polaris sounded very perfunctory, but she still tried hard to sell herself and said, "I know neither of you can drive a spaceship, and this thing can't be learned in a day or two. Besides, I don't know the model of the new spaceship, so I don't know where to start."

"So you can?"

"I can't drive a spaceship, but I can run while holding the spaceship." Polaris said very seriously, seemingly completely unaware of how shocking she was, and said, "When I was in the Andromeda Galaxy, I did it this way. I don't need to mess with those complicated operation panels, just use the magnetic field to hold the spaceship and run. Believe me, it flies very fast."

"Of course, I certainly won't question the speed of a magnetic field user driving a spaceship. But have you considered safety?"

"So didn't I come to find you? You have spider-sense to remind me, so we can avoid dangerous celestial bodies in time. It's simply a match made in heaven!"

"You really don't need more matches made in heaven, lady. However, teaming up can be considered. Are you free tonight? Come to my base to talk?"

"Alright, where is your base?"

"I'll send you the address later."

Just then Schiller walked past them, and Peter hurriedly stopped him: "Hey, Doctor."

"What's wrong? Peter?"

"You bought alien spaceships? Are they willing to deliver?"

"Of course, don't look at things with old eyes. The Milky Way is about to become the capital, and those businessmen will scramble to run here. Whoever opens up a mature trade route first will make a lot of money. But the Nine Realms are not so easy to come to. If they can exchange a batch of spaceships for a guide, they will fight for it."

Peter immediately understood where this batch of spaceships came from—it must be sponsored voluntarily by some conscientious businessmen full of responsibility for the universe. However, he still asked: "Is the quantity enough? This time we are going to run through every corner of the Milky Way."

"I only ordered 3,000 ships, but it's about enough. This is the latest Bird-class Type 32 small spaceship of the Leta civilization. It sold very hotly as soon as it was launched, and the sales across the universe have exceeded 100 million. This time there was a customer who canceled the order, so it was our turn. However, to be safe, people will still be sent to escort it all the way."

"That's good. I'll go check this spaceship and see if there is any driving training or something. I'm leaving, Doctor, bye."

Schiller waved at him. Just then the phone rang. He opened it and saw that it was a message sent to him by Magneto:

"Goods received. Expected to arrive tomorrow."

"Got it, thank you for your hard work."

Magneto put away his phone and looked at the small spaceships packed in boxes one by one on the dock. He had no expression on his face, but if someone familiar with him was nearby, they would find that he was still very satisfied.

In contrast, the shipyard boss was sweating profusely. When the human side said they would send someone to escort it all the way, he didn't realize the seriousness of the problem. And when he felt the iconic magnetic storm and saw that familiar helmet, he almost sat on the ground.

Isn't it just a few thousand small spaceships? Is it necessary?

However, he soon figured it out: there are not many pirates in the universe who dare to rob things of his Leta civilization, and mutants are the only one. And if Magneto turns into a guardian, then this batch of goods is completely safe.

Moreover, this batch of spaceships didn't charge money in the first place, so even if Magneto came to rob it, they wouldn't lose anything. Thinking of this, the shipyard boss barely felt relieved.

However, in order to coax this evil star to be happy, he still took the initiative to give away a lot of freebies, such as hundreds of sets of automatically unfolding hangars, gravity recovery devices, cryogenic chambers, etc.

And accompanied by the huge containers like mountains being loaded onto the giant cargo ship that was almost invisible, and slowly rising into the air in the airflow, the first trade route leading to the Milky Way was gradually extending. ===== CHAPTER 4187 =====