Chapter 2010: Rules, Resurrection, and Small-Mindedness

After the monitoring anklet was installed, Luke was taken out of the isolation room by Scott and came to the leisure area of ​​the base.

Scott raised his hand and gestured: "This area is Area D, you can move freely, and it's best not to get close to Areas ABC over there, otherwise you know." He pointed to the anklet.

Luke didn't care: "I understand. You know I am a very disciplined person."

Scott's smile was a little stiff, and he nodded with difficulty: "Or, just treat this as a... um vacation?"

Luke raised his hand and patted his shoulder: "Scott, you just think too much sometimes, I am a friend of the Avengers over there."

Unfortunately, Scott still smiled very hard, and simply explained that if there was anything, he could find the base's intelligent brain after Friday, and then left quickly.

Boss, you did it on purpose, right? Why are you talking about rules? He muttered in his heart.

The Dark Knight does follow rules. When he debuted, he said that he would break the bones of criminals, and he must break them - even if it was just the little finger bone, he must break one.

How could a good man like Scott be calm in the face of such a rule **.

It's like an ordinary tourist having close contact with lions in the Crimean Wildlife Park.

Even if the trainers guarantee that the lions will not bite people, and the reports can prove this, tourists always feel nervous when touching them.

Not to mention that Scott has read many people's comments on the Bat Squad on the Internet.

The fact that the Dark Knight and Catwoman are narrow-minded is a fact recognized by many die-hard fans.

Anyone who dares to say bad things about the Knight and Catwoman will have a bunch of fans saying "Wait for death, the bones on your tongue can't be saved."

Even though everyone knows that the Knight and Catwoman only target criminals and have never beaten keyboard warriors, this does not affect the fans' memes.

How can Scott forget this?

…

After temporarily dealing with the unexpected problem of Luke, the Avengers focused their attention on the Infinity Stones.

If you want to revive the gray people before, it is not enough to just hold the six gems in your hands. The Infinity Gauntlet is necessary.

To use an inappropriate metaphor,

The gems are just energy, and the Infinity Gauntlet is the power supply line and electrical equipment.

Tony has thought about the situation of taking back the gems many times, and it is completely no problem to design an Infinity Gauntlet by himself.

At most, the side effects of using it will be a little bigger, but that is better than watching it and not doing anything.

For Tony, design is the most time-consuming.

After the design is determined, manufacturing can be easily completed with nanotechnology.

A week after the gems were brought back, they were finally inlaid on the brand new Iron Man version of the Infinity Gauntlet.

At this time, the dispute finally arose - who will use this glove?

Rhodes, Clint, and Tony can be directly excluded. They will lose half their lives if they put on the glove, and they will definitely die after using it.

For the Avengers who have already lost Natasha, the result of losing another teammate is definitely unacceptable.

Thor volunteered and asked to do it himself.

In the end, everyone disagreed, including his iron brother Little Raccoon.

Everyone knows that Thor is definitely the most painful of all people, at least one of them.

Because the half of the dead people who were resurrected did not include his parents, brothers, friends, and subjects.

Those people died before Thanos snapped his fingers, and many of them died in front of Thor, but he was powerless.

Finally, Dr. Banner stood up and walked towards the glove: "Don't argue. You have seen Thanos's appearance. These gems almost killed him. You can't bear it."

Tony: "Then how do you know you can bear it?"

"I'm not sure." Dr. Banner shook his head slightly and stood in front of the glove: "But the gems mainly release gamma rays."

He stared at the glove: "It's like... the meaning of my existence."

Everyone was speechless for a moment: This is reality.

Except for Thor, the half-wasted Thunder God, only Dr. Banner, who was solidified and turned green, was the most suitable to do this snap.

After a long silence, looking at Dr. Banner who picked up the glove, Tony finally spoke: "Are you ready?"

Dr. Banner: "Come on."

Tony nodded: "Remember, you have to bring back all the people who were annihilated by Thanos five years ago, but don't change anything in the past five years..."

...

On the grass next to the Avengers base, Luke slowly greased the skewers on the grill in front of him.

After coming over, he found an embarrassing situation-there was a little problem with the storage space.

Although he could still use the storage and storage function, he could not take out all the items originally placed inside.

He could not touch the people and artificial intelligence in Space No. 2.

Fortunately, there was still about one-third of the storage space left, which could be used here.

He could also put in and take out the set of close-fitting nano-inner armor + knight armor he brought with him without any impact.

Luke, who had long been accustomed to unlimited logistics, had to accept the reality that there were only two sets of armor left here, one inside and one outside.

Like his beloved mountain-opening monster, transfer drone, and remote-controlled prototype, none of them were available.

Now he could neither enter the ABC areas of the Avengers Base, nor obtain various raw materials to make equipment by himself.

As long as the Avengers were not fools, they would not provide these dangerous items to a dark knight with a strange origin when they resurrected half of the universe.

Besides, the Avengers Base was the safest place on Earth. What did Luke want to do with these things?

Could he still say that it was his phobia of insufficient firepower that struck again? There were no enemies here.

The sensible Luke had no objection to this.

If it were him, he would certainly not like strangers to mess around at important moments.

In fact, it was already good that he could now leisurely eat skewers on the grass in Area D.

Moreover, after Scott secretly emphasized the attribute of "knights are narrow-minded" to the Avengers, Tony made a phone call to airlift a full set of kitchen utensils and ingredients and set up a temporary kitchen in Area D.

In this way, Luke didn't even have to bother them with the problem of eating.

During this period, only the blue-skinned female robot named Nebula watched him from a distance a few times, but she left quickly.

This woman's body was very strange. It was said that she was an alien who had been transformed many times by alien technology.

Her mental fluctuations still existed, but how to interpret the fluctuations of an alien whose brain had a large part of the transformed parts was a problem.

Luke could only feel that she had vigilant and prying thoughts.

But other people had this feeling to some extent, but they paid less attention to Luke.

These were not things Luke needed to care about.

They are in the same group, and he is an outsider, so it is normal for him to be on guard.

Luke has not been idle these days.

The knight armor is not convenient to wear at any time, but the nano inner armor can be worn.

It is also interesting to use the inner armor to temporarily create a yellow polarized goggles to record, analyze, and deduce the intelligence collected in 2023.