Dragon Ball Arrives in Marvel

Chapter 265 Sharp Questions

Smith Doyle came to the reception room. At this time, Eddie Brock and his men had arranged everything and made preliminary preparations for the interview.

Seeing Smith Doyle come in, Eddie Brock immediately stood up.

"Hello Mr. Smith Doyle, I'm Eddie Brock."

"I had the honor of meeting you at the Universal Capsule Group's press conference."

Looking at the palm extended by Eddie Brock in front of him, Smith knew that the other party had not yet touched Venom, the symbiote that made him a superhero. He just didn't know whether the spacecraft carrying the symbiote had returned to Earth. He would need to arrange someone to investigate after it was over.

Smith shook hands with Eddie, then said with a smile:

"Hello, Mr. Reporter."

Smith Doyle sat on the single sofa nearby and said:
"I heard you've visited me eight times in a row, and this is the ninth time."

Eddie Brock said with a smile on his face:
"Yes, Mr. Smith, the outside media has always wanted to do an exclusive interview with you, but apparently no one has gotten the chance."

"I'm very lucky that my persistence touched you and made you give me this opportunity."

Seeing Eddie's humble look, if Smith Doyle hadn't known this guy's interview personality, he would have taken it seriously. Then he smiled and said:

"I've seen your interview. You're not here just to dig up dirt on me, are you?"

Eddie Brock smiled awkwardly and explained:

"Mr. Smith, you are a superhero, an entrepreneur, and a philanthropist. The superhero property insurance you launched has helped countless people who suffered losses."

“People need superheroes like you.”

Smith Doyle didn't care about Eddie Brock's compliments and said directly:
"My time is valuable, don't waste it on small talk."

"Let's start today's interview. I have something else to take care of later."

Eddie Brock nodded, then made an OK gesture to the photographer and began today's interview.

"At the age of 20, you became a shareholder of Stark Industries, earned a huge fortune, and later founded the Universal Capsule Group. Could you please tell us about your rise to wealth?"

After hearing Eddie Brock's question, Smith Doyle thought for a moment and then said:
"Speaking of my first pot of gold, it was actually mainly earned from my good friend Tony Stark. Everyone knows that Tony was attacked and disappeared in Afghanistan during that time, so Stark Industries found me and commissioned me to rescue Tony Stark."

"The result is obvious to everyone. I successfully brought Tony back and earned my first pot of gold."

"With this first pot of gold, I bought a lot of contracts that were bearish on Stark Industries. Then, before Tony announced that he would become Iron Man, I sold all the short contracts and bought shares of Stark Industries."

"It was these few operations that caused my net worth to rise significantly."

"As for the subsequent establishment of the Universal Capsule Group and the popularity of its products, I don't need to explain the details."

Eddie Brock was also surprised when he heard about Smith Doyle's operation. "I didn't expect Mr. Smith Doyle to have such a talent in the stock market. I wonder if he has any other record to check?"

However, Smith Doyle shook his head and then said:
"I'm not some stock god, and I don't have a very accurate vision in this."

"Investing in Stark Industries is one of the few stock market investments I've made. My main reason is that I believe Tony can lead Stark Industries in a new direction, and the results have not disappointed me."

Eddie Brock nodded and said:
"Stark Industries is indeed a very good stock. Even though the CEO has been replaced by Tony's former assistant, it still performs exceptionally well in the stock market."

"Based on the information I gathered on your fan website, people are not only interested in your history of success, but are also more curious about your own abilities."

"After all, you and Tony Stark are known as the two pinnacles, one of the pinnacle of technology and the other of the human body."

"Your fans online even call you Superman from the comics, so do you think aliens exist?"

After hearing Eddie's turn of events, he almost thought that the other party was going to ask him if he was an alien.

"The universe is vast, and the earth is just an insignificant planet in it."

"As for aliens, in my opinion, there must be intelligent life in the universe other than Earth."

"If there is no intelligent life outside Earth, then this means that humans on Earth are not evolving naturally, which is a very dangerous signal."

Smith Doyle knew that there was no shortage of aliens in the Marvel Universe, and that there were quite a few of them on Earth, so he was naturally very confident when he said this.

Eddie Brock was surprised:

"But over the years, we haven't seen any intelligent life outside of Earth. Although there have been many reports, they were all ultimately disproven."

Smith Doyle smiled and then said:
"I still hold to my views and believe that one day in the future we will see intelligent life outside the Earth."

Smith Doyle knew very well that this day would not be long before Loki and the Chitauri invaded the earth. Naturally, people would know that there were people from other planets in the universe besides the earthlings, and that their arrival would bring not peace and technology, but war and aggression.

Eddie Brock smiled and said:

"I hope to see aliens in my lifetime, and that humans can leave Earth and find a habitable planet. Although Earth is huge, the human population is increasing, and the damage it causes is considerable."

"Also, Mr. Smith, with the advent of combat power detectors, more and more extreme, transcendent, and extraordinary people are appearing before the public. Do you think the appearance of these people will squeeze the living space of ordinary people?"

"If this kind of people commit crimes, how are ordinary police officers supposed to stop them? After all, the only superheroes currently around are you, Iron Man, and Whiplash."

After hearing what Eddie Brock said, Smith Doyle knew that this issue was not simple, and even a bit sharp. It also meant that ordinary people on the Internet had begun to think about this issue. After all, what is worrying is not the lack of wealth but the uneven distribution of wealth. In addition, some rich people no longer regard themselves as the same as ordinary people. Will these extraordinary people regard ordinary people as the same?

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