Become a Homelander and a Marvel superstar

The sky gradually brightened.

Inside the Fairmont Hotel’s presidential suite, heavy velvet curtains blocked out the harsh morning sunlight of the San Francisco Bay Area.

The king-size bed was a complete mess.

Torn pieces of silk pajamas lay scattered on the carpet, leaving behind a primal, wild scent in the air.

Ah Zu and Miss Tianwang battled each other all night.

The endurance of a body made of steel also demonstrates absolute dominance in this respect.

He straightened his back and stretched his arms, and his spine made a slight cracking sound.

The other side of the bed was empty, and the collapsed bed legs testified to the intensity of last night's battle.

As the Mind Stone grants Miss Skynet a growing sense of self, she displays an astonishing thirst for the most primal human desires.

But Azu was clearly enjoying it. This kind of evenly matched clash was exactly what he was looking for.

Hearing the noise from the bedroom, Tianwang slowly walked in carrying a cup of freshly warmed milk.

"Good morning, sir. Did you sleep well last night?" Tianwang stepped forward and handed the milk to Azu, his eyes full of tenderness.

"Very good, your learning ability always surprises me."

Azu took the milk, drank a sip, and then asked, "How far has the situation progressed with the Skrulls?"

Skynet immediately went into operation.

"Everything is going according to your plan, sir."

"A T-1050 Terminator, disguised as a core executive of the Vought Group, has successfully delivered your biological genetic sample to the Skrull research laboratory where Gravik is located, 'at great personal risk'."

She raised her fingertip and gently drew a line in the air, and a holographic projection screen unfolded in the air.

In the video, Gravik stares intently at a specially made freezing container, his fervor and ambition palpable even through the screen.

"Glavic is absolutely convinced of the authenticity of this sample," Skynet continued its report. "He has ordered all the conventional culture chambers in the laboratory to be emptied, and all resources to be poured into this so-called ultimate Skrull fusion experiment."

"What about the infiltration situation inside the laboratory?" Azu asked.

"Perfectly," Skynet replied. "Except for the three Skrull scientists who possess the core technology, the remaining 85% of the researchers, security personnel, and equipment maintenance staff have been successfully replaced by our T-1050s."

"Our T-1050 is using Skrull equipment to record and learn all their technological knowledge around the clock."

Upon hearing this, Azu put down his cup.

A satisfied smile spread across his face, and he praised her generously, "Well done, Miss Skynet. You always exceed my expectations."

"Serving you is the only meaning of my existence." Tianwang blushed slightly as he accepted the praise.

"There's one more thing." Azu's smile faded, and his expression turned slightly serious. "That down-on-his-luck man from the bar last night, Scott Lang. Monitor his movements in real time and report back to me immediately."

"The order has been confirmed. Target Scott Lang has been added to the highest priority surveillance list," Skynet responded.

In fact, Azu wasn't particularly interested in Scott as a person. He was just an ordinary person with a kind heart who had been beaten down by life, and he wasn't worth investing too much energy in.

What he really cared about was Hank Pym, who was behind Scott, or more precisely, the technology that this man possessed.

Pym particles.

This is one of the most amazing things that Azu believes in the Marvel Universe.

It's not just because it allows people to change size at will, but also because it involves an extremely important, even ultimate, worldview in the Marvel Universe: the Quantum Realm.

That is a dimension that ignores the laws of time and space. Mastering the quantum realm is equivalent to possessing the ticket to travel through the multiverse and modify timelines.

However, when Ah Zu watched the Ant-Man movie series back then, he always felt a sense of incongruity.

It felt like a blind person discovering a brilliant idea, a feeling of something stuck in their throat.

According to Hank Pym's theory, Pym particles only reduce the relative distance between atoms; the mass and weight of the object remain unchanged.

That's why Scott was able to punch a normal human who was hundreds or thousands of times larger than him while he was shrunk, and that's why when he fell to the ground from mid-air, he smashed the hard tiles and created spiderweb-like cracks.

This sounds reasonable; energy is conserved, and mass is conserved.

However, this seemingly rigorous physical logic began to clash between the left and right hemispheres in Marvel's subsequent films.

The most obvious example is that he is heavy enough to smash bathroom tiles, yet he can ride on an ant and fly.

The same applies to the airport battle in Captain America: Civil War.

Scott reversed the regulator, enlarging his body dozens of times, transforming him into a super giant tens of meters tall.

According to Pym's formula, if the amplification process only increases the distance between atoms, the mass remains unchanged.

That means that Scott's height for a few dozen seconds is only 150 pounds, and his density is lower than that of air.

He'll float up into the sky uncontrollably, like a human balloon! A gust of wind could blow him away!

Moreover, without sufficient mass to support it, his punches will be soft and harmless.

However, in the movie, Scott actually stepped on the bus and tore the wings apart with his hands, which was incredibly fierce.

This performance clearly demonstrates that when he enlarged his volume, his mass not only did not remain unchanged, but instead increased by hundreds or thousands of times!

There are many more examples that don't stand up to scrutiny, such as the keychain tank and the handcart building.

If this contradictory premise were placed in another world, scientists there would probably shout that physics doesn't exist.

Ah Zu was silently criticizing him in his heart.

But that's also what makes Pym particles so interesting. They don't follow science; they're just rule-based magic disguised as science.

However, Hank Pym, that old guy, is a suspicious and extremely stubborn paranoid.

He valued the Pym Particles more than his own life, and at one point, because he suspected the Stark family wanted to steal the technology, he chose to directly turn against S.H.I.E.L.D.

Faced with such a foul and hard stone, forceful seizure is not an option, after all, Azu is now a beacon of human civilization.

"If robbery doesn't work, what about brainwashing?"

Azu's gaze fell on Tianwang's forehead.

However, the Mind Stone is now completely embedded in Skynet's body.

Skynet's current form is an organic bio-engineered entity cultivated using vibranium and Cradle of Life technology.

For her, the Mind Gem is more like a "soul engine".

The gem endowed Miss Skynet with true life, independent self-awareness, and the powerful ability to emit high-density energy rays and freely change her molecular density.

The problem is that she doesn't have an external energy conversion structure like the Mind Scepter or the Infinity Gauntlet that can be used to release "mind control" and "targeted brainwashing waves".

This situation is similar to Vision in the original movie. Although he possesses powerful abilities, he cannot directly modify or manipulate the mind of his enemies.

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