He was selling gashapon toys in Marvel Studios, and at the beginning, Tony turned into Kuuga.

"For example, the cosmic energy reconstruction ability you mentioned earlier, that self-healing mode draws its energy directly from the origin of the universe, right?"

He paused briefly, then traced a waveform on the holographic panel with his finger.

"Yes." Sarah nodded.

"So your energy comes from Galactus?"

Jane's eyes lit up, and she doubled the speed at which she swiped her fingers.

"Not entirely." Sarah held her coffee cup, her gaze becoming deep.

"The true source of energy is the universe itself; Galactus is merely..."

She paused for a moment, carefully choosing her words.

"He is the embodiment of cosmic energy."

"He automatically absorbs a portion of the energy released by the burning, collapsing, and exploding of all stars in the universe."

"He's not eating planets; he's recycling the energy that overflows during the universe's operation. Planets are simply the most efficient energy carriers in his opinion."

Jane's finger stopped in mid-air.

"Wait a minute." She looked up at Sarah. "You said he's the embodiment of cosmic energy, so does he have... a physical body?"

"have."

Sarah's answer made everyone eavesdropping around prick up their ears.

"His physical form is enormous, provided he can get enough to eat."

"Moreover, he also possesses a massive organic armor with a core inside."

Sarah put down her cup and drew a rough structural diagram on the table with her finger.

"But its core is encased in six layers of cosmic energy, each layer having an energy density ten times higher than the outer layer."

"The strength of the outermost protective shell is roughly equivalent to..."

She looked up and thought for a moment.

"Your robots, powered by all four Infinity Stones at full power, can penetrate the outermost two layers."

Everyone present gasped in shock.

"Two floors? Only two floors?" Star-Lord's voice changed.

"There are six floors in total," Sarah repeated.

"Moreover, each layer will automatically repair itself within twelve seconds using cosmic energy after being breached."

"Fuck." Rocket threw the sausage away.

Jane wasn't deterred; instead, she scratched her fingers even faster.

The data model on the holographic panel has been constructed into a rough six-layer nested structure.

"Is the energy for automatic repair also drawn from the origin of the universe?"

"right."

"What if we could sever his connection to the source of cosmic energy?"

Sarah's vertical pupils contracted into a thin line.

"Theoretically feasible," she said softly.

"But no one has ever done that; he has existed for billions of years."

"Before him, no fewer than a hundred civilizations in the universe had attempted to sever this connection."

"And the result?"

"Those civilizations are nowhere to be found, not even ashes."

Jane packaged all the collected data and sent it to Tony downstairs, marking it with three red exclamation marks for urgency.

"Ms. Sarah." Jane closed the panel and looked at her intently.

"Your food cells can theoretically treat energy as food and digest it."

"If you can use the Food Magic Acupoint Technique to lock onto his core energy node within the twelve-second window that others have to break through his protective shell..."

"That would break his energy cycle from within," Sarah added.

The two women exchanged a glance.

One is an astrophysicist in Midgard, the other is an alien scientist who has been enslaved for hundreds of years.

"The prerequisite is..." Jane started counting on her fingers.

"First, someone can penetrate six layers of protective shell in twelve seconds."

"Secondly, you can reach the core position the instant you break through."

"Third, you have to survive long enough at the core to complete the Food and Righteousness Acupoint Strikes."

"Each one is almost impossible," Sarah said.

Jane tilted her head and suddenly smiled.

"Ms. Sarah, you didn't spend enough time in the courtyard."

"What this group of people excels at is turning the impossible into a miracle."

She gestured with her chin towards the laboratory downstairs.

From there came the sound of Tony frantically pounding on a holographic keyboard, and the back-and-forth arguing between him and Jarvis.

"No! The encoding logic here is in reverse chronological order! Solve it in reverse!"

"Sir, reverse time analysis requires synchronous reversal of quantum states, which will lead to..."

"I don't care! As long as it can be blown up, that's all that matters!"

"Is this always the style of your leader?" Sarah picked up her coffee and took another sip.

"He wasn't the leader, but he was always the first one to rush into the fire," Jane corrected.

Sarah didn't speak; her amber, vertical pupils fell onto the brown liquid in the glass.

In the reflection is a face that hasn't smiled in over three hundred years.

Sixty-eight hours.

She put down her cup and stood up.

"That's enough."

……

Space folding training field.

Six layers of dark blue simulated shields floated in the center of the training field, their radiance casting a cold hue on everyone's faces.

"Parameters have been calibrated."

Jane's finger stopped on the holographic panel, and she turned to look at the crowd.

"The six-layer structure is a complete replica of the data provided by Sarah for the core shell of the star-devouring planet. The energy density of each layer increases tenfold, and it automatically repairs itself in twelve seconds after being penetrated."

"We have to break through six layers in twelve seconds, then shove Sarah in and cut his core."

Tony crossed his arms, stared at the cluster of blue light spheres, and clicked his tongue.

"That sounds as unrealistic as asking me to eat six bowls of ramen in twelve seconds."

Star-Lord crouched in the corner, fiddling with the Magnum belt buckle in his hand.

"You know what, with your appetite, it's actually quite possible."

Rocket poked half its head out from between the claws of the Tyrannosaurus.

"Shatefaq apu, raccoon."

Li Ang leaned against the door frame at the entrance of the training field, holding a steaming bowl of instant noodles in his hands.

The chopsticks held the noodles suspended in mid-air, neither eating nor putting them down, just leisurely watching them.

"First round, Doctor and Darcy go first," Tony waved. "Everyone else, stand back and don't block the way."

Doctor Strange turned the driver on his belt once, and elemental energy flowed between his fingers.

Kamen Rider Wizard's dark red armor rose from his feet upwards, with the last piece of armor snapping shut.

"Big guy, full power!"

Darcy, perched on WarGreymon's shoulder armor, patted Greymon's head.

With a low growl, the emerald green digital circuits on the golden armor lit up.

The Speed ​​Force crystal at the tip of the tail vibrated and hummed, and the smell of ozone filled the air.

"Three, two, one." Jane pressed the timer.

Doctor Strange made the first move.

With his feet planted on a magic circle formed by seventeen layers of Vishanti's seal, he was lifted into the air.

He gathered power in his right leg, and dark red chaotic magic enveloped his entire calf, transforming it into a burning cone-shaped drill.

Knight kick.

With a muffled boom, the first layer of the shield shattered, and blue energy fragments scattered in all directions.

Darcy raised his hand, and the Digimon emitted a sharp electronic sound.

The Greymon opened its mouth, and the golden-green Gaia Energy Cannon, wrapped in a stream of digital particles, poured down, directly bombarding the second layer.

Spiderweb-like cracks appeared on the surface of the shield before it shattered.

Click!