pjbooks Chapter 121 Receiving the Warship
Chapter 121 Receiving the Warship
Chapter 121 Receiving the Warship
The collector returned to his spaceship, started the engines, and left. In outer space, a massive spaceship floated silently.
Link walked to the driver's seat and sat down. The ship had a gravity system, which was already activated, and Link knew how to control the warship.
He was the one who designed the warship with the collector in the first place, so naturally he was in charge of piloting it. "Everyone, are you all seated comfortably?"
"Shall we go for a walk?"
Link said this while operating the dashboard.
The Avengers quickly found their seats and sat down. Stark took the captain's seat and said, "Pilot, start the engine!"
He was exaggerating. Link rolled his eyes, then started the engine, and the tail engine spewed out energy.
"boom……"
The warship moved forward, and Link steered it to fly ahead. Then, it made a turn and began to circle the Earth.
Link wasn't planning to go far, but rather just circle the Earth once, while also searching for the Kree ship, the spaceship left behind by Dr. Wendy Lawson.
Link activated the scanning system. Even if the other party was invisible, they could not escape the scanning system's detection. This was the most advanced scanning system in the universe.
What should the price of a Power Gem be?
When Guardians of the Galaxy were sold, the collector offered four billion units, but Link naturally wouldn't sell them for such a low price; he sold them for a full ten billion units.
A portion of it was used to build spaceships, using the best materials and technology. The collector was the richest person in the universe, and he was not stingy with this money.
The Power Stone can destroy a planet, and a price of 10 billion units isn't considered expensive. However, the collector isn't aiming to destroy anyone, so Link can't offer too much.
That's enough. Link's strength made the other party obediently fulfill the contract and not dare to play any tricks, otherwise he would be finished.
Link piloted the warship around the Earth at a relatively slow speed, and the command center was not sealed off, even though the Minerva's command center could be submerged and sealed off.
He naturally designed it that way, and normally one can directly see the universe, although there's basically nothing to see in the universe, just endless silence.
"Beep beep~" The scan returned something, and Link brought up the screen. A spaceship had appeared on the display, but it was still not visible to the naked eye.
Link didn't make any contact; instead, he simply passed by the massive warship, which bore the Avengers' symbol.
He didn't tell anyone else either, saying he'd talk about it later!
The most pressing matter right now is building the space headquarters and recruiting enough staff, not arguing with Nick Fury.
The Skrulls' wanderings in space are not solely due to their war with the Kree; their abilities are something other civilizations avoid at all costs.
Nick Fury and Carol Danvers actually managed to bring Earth to Earth; I wonder if they were overconfident. As for Captain Marvel, she's just unreliable.
Without warning the others, Link drove the warship around the Earth once and then stopped.
Then he said, "Everyone, let's have a meeting!"
"Let's talk as we tour!"
Link led the group on a tour of the warship, showing that the main members of the Avengers each had their own private rooms, which were currently empty and needed to be furnished by the members themselves.
Following that are the crew's quarters, aircraft parking areas, maintenance areas, warehouses, ammunition depots, and other facilities.
At the same time, Link was also explaining his plans and asking for everyone's opinions.
Link said, "There are two urgent matters right now. The first is naturally the construction of the space headquarters, which Tony has already designed."
"Construction is not a problem. We can build the modules on the ground and then transport them up by warships to assemble them."
"Nuclear fusion is used as the core energy source!"
"Nuclear fusion?" Bruce was taken aback. "You have it?"
"Yes, thermonuclear fusion produces a vast amount of energy, enough for multi-energy use, and in the event of combat, it's sufficient to support energy cannons and energy shields," Link said. "The technology there shouldn't be a problem."
"Also, Tony and I are planning a trip to Wakanda, an agricultural country in Africa, though that's just the surface, of course."
"Actually, they possess vibranium, the material used in Captain America's shield, and in large quantities. Their technological advancement far surpasses that of countries on Earth."
"We'll go back and talk to them, partly to ask for some vibranium, and partly to see what their thoughts and attitudes are."
Bruce exclaimed in surprise, "My God, there are countries like this on Earth?"
"This is insane! Even without us, the Chitauri wouldn't have been able to conquer Earth last time they attacked, right?"
Link smiled and said, "Of course not. Not to mention Asgard, even the Earth's guardians, whom I suspect, would not allow them to conquer Earth."
"With the combined military strength of various countries and Wakanda, you should actually pity Loki. He was just used as a pawn. Thanos behind the Chitauri was just testing them."
"The result was just a test that revealed the Avengers and S.H.I.E.L.D. If he actually walked right into it, he'd probably be in big trouble."
If Thanos had invaded Earth before, things would have been terrible, but things won't be like that now.
Odin's life is already on a countdown, and the Ancient One, the Sorcerer Supreme, has had enough of living; no one can stop this.
Link had no right to criticize her, after all, Odin's life had indeed come to an end, and the Ancient One had been protecting Earth for so many years, what right did he have to blame her?
The real culprit in the Marvel Cinematic Universe is the Avengers. If they hadn't split up, what would they have been afraid of Thanos for?
Of course, there's also Wakanda's weapons problem, which is the most worthy of criticism.
Moreover, they made a mistake, a serious mistake that a civilization will make when it reaches a certain stage of development: arrogance.
Therefore, to communicate with them, we need to dismantle their arrogance, and this warship is the most suitable tool for that.
"That's true. So, do we still need to form the Avengers?" Steve asked.
He also has problems. Most of the Avengers have personality flaws. Of course, no human is perfect. Link even hides his true strength!
It's not entirely his fault; being too powerful is also a mistake. Link understands this. As long as he possesses one or two gems, he can consider it a contribution to the universe.
"Of course!" Link nodded. "To put it bluntly, are we willing to entrust our own safety and that of our loved ones to others?"
(End of this chapter)