In an American comic book world, you start with a horse charm.

Chapter 76 Mind Gem

"Mr. Stark, I'm about to leave!" Miller said, pointing to the large dark circles under his eyes.

Ever since Tony Stark realized that Miller's rapid recovery could affect items, he dragged Miller to work in the workshop for three whole days!

Logically, Miller, who possesses the power of the Horse Talisman, should not feel tired, but anyone who repeats the same action for three days will inevitably experience mental fatigue.

However, the results and efficiency of this work were terrifying. Not only did Tony's armor be rapidly upgraded to nanotech armor, but he also developed all sorts of other strange and wonderful equipment.

Of course, as payment for his work, Miller also received two sets of nano-armor.

Otherwise Miller would have left long ago.

Faced with Miller's request to leave, Tony, who was in a state of high excitement, glanced at Miller with displeasure and had no choice but to temporarily stop what he was doing. After all, he knew that Miller had reached his limit.

As for why Tony was still full of energy after working for three consecutive days, Miller's horse charm power played a crucial role.

Tony even felt that he was in better shape than ever before.

Before leaving, Miller asked the question that concerned him most, "Tony, where did the scepter go?"

After all, Miller still desperately needs Mind Stones to replenish his system shop.

It's worth noting that the Space Stone gave Miller the divine skill "Way of the Mind," and also gave him a system space.

It's worth noting that the Mind Stone indirectly enhanced the abilities of Wanda and Quicksilver, and directly enhanced Vision's. Therefore, Miller speculates that the abilities gained from absorbing the Mind Stone must also be very powerful.

I was so busy making money and gaining reputation points that I forgot about this. After all, having skills is useless without reputation points.

"It was taken away by Hydra and hasn't been found yet." Tony's face darkened when Miller mentioned this. After all, he had entrusted it to S.H.I.E.L.D. out of trust, but he didn't expect that S.H.I.E.L.D. was actually Hydra's Shield Agency. There was still no news about the Scepter.

Miller was speechless and decided to go to Sokovia himself later. As for what ability he would use, he would use the power of the Serpent Charm in combination with the Anywhere Door. Miller refused to believe that there was anything on Earth that he couldn't get.

Of course, he had to go home first and put the two nanodevices away safely. Miller, who was familiar with Tony's operation, believed that there must be a positioning device inside the two nanodevices.

Miller wouldn't have really wanted him if he weren't so incredibly handsome, but he ultimately decided to go for him because of his looks.

After returning home and putting away the nanodevice, Miller went directly to Hydra's base in Sokovia. Using the power of the Serpent Charm to become invisible, he walked directly to the scepter and took it.

[Advanced energy substances detected. Should we restock the store?]

Miller chose yes without hesitation.

[The advanced energy substance, the Mind Gem, has been successfully digested. Because the item's energy involves the mind system, an update has begun, and a product has been generated.]

[Update complete]

1. Origin of the Sharingan: Naruto

Ability: The Uchiha clan's eye technique, which allows them to perceive the flow of an opponent's chakra and manipulate their mind, but overuse will devour the user's mind.

Price: 30,000 Reputation Points. 2. Hope Badge Source: Digimon Adventure

Ability: When the holder's heart is filled with hope, the badge will emit light and evolve into a Digimon.

Price: 50,000 Reputation Points 3. Pensieve Origin: Harry Potter movie series Ability: A silver container for memories and emotions, allowing the user to delve into the memories of others to uncover the truth.

Price: 50,000 Reputation Points 4. Seed of the Tree of Life Origin: Norse Mythology Ability: The seed of the World Tree contains the essence of life, can repair mental trauma and connect with the consciousness of the universe.

Price: One million reputation points. Miller thought he had stumbled upon a huge prize when he saw the first three items that appeared.

In the anime, the Sharingan requires Uchiha bloodline and also damages eyesight. Most importantly, the requirements for awakening the Mangekyou Sharingan are quite difficult to meet. Although Susanoo is powerful, it has too many limitations. I wonder if the system version of the Sharingan has these limitations.

If not—hehe, Miller actually quite likes Tsukuyomi.

The Crest of Hope—Miller doesn't even know where Digimon come from, and it doesn't count as a transformation using the Monkey Talisman. If it does count, why doesn't Miller just transform it directly into a Perfect level? This thing seems basically useless.

The Pensieve – it feels pretty much like Professor X's mind control. It's possible, but Kamui is much better.

Of these three things, only the Sharingan is somewhat useful, but it's nowhere near as powerful as the talisman, let alone the Anywhere Door.

It wasn't until Miller saw the World Tree seed and read the description that he realized this thing, once matured, would be at least at the level of a single universe!

Aside from being a bit pricey and not being able to afford it for the time being, it has no other drawbacks.

Miller stood there for a while, pondering, and decided not to save money to buy the World Tree Seed. He would buy the Sharingan first, since the Sharingan comes with genjutsu, and Miller could create another villain to cause trouble everywhere.

After all, Miller only earned about 800,000 reputation points in the past three months by causing all sorts of trouble and making money. Actually, that's already quite a lot, but Miller, who is used to splitting up and making big moves, naturally wants to earn more reputation points.

After successfully purchasing the Sharingan, Miller immediately spent 333,330 reputation points to upgrade the Sharingan to LV6.

The specific upgrade path is quite clear: Open Eyes - One Tomoe - Two Tomoe - Three Tomoe - Kaleidoscope - Eternal Kaleidoscope.

This surprised Miller greatly, since the biggest problem with the Sharingan was its demanding upgrade requirements, but he didn't expect that the system could actually upgrade it by spending reputation points.

Although I had thought this way before, I was still quite happy to actually achieve it.

But there seems to be another problem. It seems that the highest level this thing can reach is the Rinnegan, which means that it will reach its limit after one more level.

While Miller was worrying about his new skill, the disappearance of the scepter had already caused turmoil at the Hydra base, but because Miller was invisible, almost no one could detect him.

Except for a certain beautiful witch.

Although Wanda couldn't see Miller, she naturally discovered something unusual when she used her magic to search for him. She then notified a large number of Hydra soldiers to surround the unusual place.

Miller sighed. He had intended to leave, but since you've caused trouble, you can't blame him.

After using the power of the Monkey Talisman to completely transform his appearance into that of Itachi Uchiha, Miller immediately used his newly acquired supernatural power, "Tsukuyomi".

They pulled everyone at the Hydra base into the illusion.

Yes, Wanda is fine, but Quicksilver is in trouble. Seeing her brother, who she depends on for survival, suddenly collapse, Wanda's eyes suddenly turn red, and a lot of red special effects appear on her body.

Sensing something was wrong, Miller quickly opened the Anywhere Door and slipped away.

Hmm, I feel like the Rabbit Talisman is pretty useless now that we have the Anywhere Door.

After Miller left, Wanda, unaware of her opponent's presence, began to lose the red special effects, leaving her staring blankly at Quicksilver, who was trapped in a hallucination.

Watching Quicksilver's chest rise and fall, Wanda's hope was rekindled. She tried to use her abilities to awaken Quicksilver, but to no avail.

It's fair to say that the current Wanda isn't the Scarlet Witch from Avengers: Infinity War who could easily defeat the purple-haired Scarlet Witch.

When she realized that she couldn't wake up Quicksilver no matter what she tried, her eyes gradually dimmed, until she saw the information about Dr. Miller in the base, which rekindled her hope.

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