Chapter 327 S: Glorious Event (VI)

"What do you think of mutants?" Nick asked Schiller while leaning against the glass window.

"My opinion is roughly the same as Professor X's, at least one thing is the same, that is, if mutants and ordinary humans are forced together, both sides will be hurt."

"Let's not talk about the historical problems that have caused ordinary humans to hate mutants. The fact that mutants' abilities are uncontrollable alone means that they are doomed to be unable to live in ordinary human society." Schiller sighed.

After he came to this world, he found that the problem of mutants was much more serious than he imagined, because he could see from the newspapers every day that a mutant's ability had exploded somewhere, causing so much loss and so many injuries...

There is one thing that the symbiotes said is right, ordinary humans are really fragile, a small flame is equivalent to them being severely burned, if there is an explosion, most people will not be able to save their lives, but when mutants' abilities explode, flames and explosions are the most common situations.

Then can ordinary people not regard them as terrorists? Even terrorist attacks can be predicted. After all, there are not too many types of guns and bombs. But the explosion of mutants is different. A thousand people have a thousand ways to endanger public safety.

In a society with mutants, when you walk into any public place, you must first find a safe corner to avoid out-of-control mutants suddenly rushing in to kill people.

You may see that the road surface is damaged again when you wake up every morning, and then you will know that it is the mutants who did it again. It is also possible that one day, your car is parked in the parking lot, and the next day the whole parking lot collapses, and the insurance company does not pay the claim...

The explosion of mutants' abilities will not care whether you have to go to work the next day, whether you have urgent customers to meet, or whether you want to experience a peaceful and comfortable atmosphere.

Even Schiller is the same. He knows that he has spider sense and the ability to avoid danger, but his cautious personality still makes him instinctively use gray fog to sense the situation nearby when entering and leaving various public places to prevent him from being unlucky and encountering an Alpha-level mutant who suddenly explodes.

Ordinary people living in a world with mutants are like living in a world where terrorists may appear at any time. Even if they have not suffered real harm, they are always worried and stressed.

"I am a psychologist. I can understand the psychological pressure brought by this long-term insecurity, and I can understand those who hate mutants because of this pressure."

"But mutants have no choice, because their genes are innate."

"I learned from Professor X that many mutants have fallen into deep guilt because of the sudden outbreak of their abilities that hurt innocent people. Some people have never walked out of this shadow in their lives."

"So, to force these two sides together is actually irresponsible to both sides at the same time."

"So what are you going to do? Build an isolated society? But if I may be frank, this will not work. Germany during World War II has fully demonstrated this truth. . "Nick sighed and said, "I know that Magneto has been seeking to establish a country for mutants, but he has been greatly obstructed. You and I know the reason."...

"Of course, if a country wants to study nuclear bombs, all major powers will not agree, not to mention that all nuclear bombs want to unite to establish a country of their own. No country will sit idly by and watch this happen."

"Even if mutants can unite, their families live in ordinary people's society and are coerced by the country and power. The reason why Magneto can be tough is that he has no weaknesses, and most mutants can only choose to bow their heads when facing threats to their families and friends."

Nick glanced at Schiller lowered his voice and said, "I can tell you the Security Council's policy on mutants. In short, it is to divide them and let them consume each other. When necessary, they can use their strength, but they must not unite."

"From the perspective of politicians, this is the best solution. You see, mutants, ordinary people and politicians have completely different positions. Mutants hope to unite, hope to be independent, and hope to have their own home..."

"Ordinary people hope that mutants can stay away from their lives and give them a safe social environment. To some extent, the interests of these two parties are consistent, because as long as mutants establish a country, they will all settle in that country and will no longer Mixed into the lives of ordinary people. "

"The only obstacle here is the politicians. If you want to divide the mutants, you have to disperse them in the ordinary society, just like diluting wine with water."

Nick also sighed, and he said: "You and I both know that we can't change those people's ideas. In this regard, human society has never changed."

"Are mutants rare? No, such things have happened countless times in history, isn't it the same in Africa?"

"Divide and divide, internal consumption, product dumping, blocking production, and then spreading public opinion, let them feel that they are naturally lazy and inferior, select the best ones and absorb them, and then use barbarians to control barbarians. This trick has been played countless times. "

"... Let's get down to business." Nick looked at Schiller and asked, "What are you going to do? Can you tell me first? You know, SHIELD's rapid response measures have always been..."

"Rather, you are the only one who can run the emergency response measures of the entire SHIELD smoothly, right?"

Nick smiled, he spread his hands and said, "Luckily, there is still me."

"I don't think it's reliable to build a country. Let's imagine where they want to build the country? On which continent? Anyway, no matter which continent it is, the surrounding countries will never agree, and they will stop them like crazy."

"Well, even if they have the ability to build an island in the center of the Pacific, you know the nature of the military. They regard the Pacific as their aircraft carrier training ground, and they will not allow an extra obstacle there..."

"In that case, why not let them move farther away."

"Farther? How far?"

"2.5 million light years, what do you think?"

Nick widened his eyes and said, "You want them to move to an alien planet? Not to mention whether it can be done at the execution level, they won't be happy, right?"

"Although mutants want an independent home, they obviously also want To enjoy the fruits of human civilization, you asked them to move so far away, isn't that equivalent to exile? "...

"That's not necessarily true. Exile means taking your family to an unknown, dangerous, and wild place where you need to start all over again. Nick, didn't you see the symbiotes separating from their former hosts before? "

"What did you see?"

"That group of aliens, there are high elves, totem spirits, and a big bug. They are living aliens."

"Well, it's true, but we have seen living aliens before, such as As Garter people. "

"Then do you think that if we let a few humans live in Asgard, it would be considered exile?"

"Of course not, after all, Asgard is full of gods, and their cities are much more magnificent than ours..."

"That's right, then you look at the aliens from Andromeda before, do you think they came from a very poor place?"

Nick recalled, and he remembered the high elf among them. They looked most similar to humans, with two legs and two hands, but the difference was that they were about three meters tall and their skulls were not the same as humans.

But there is no doubt that his dress was not primitive, and it could even be said to be very gorgeous. In him, Nick saw the traces of a complete alien civilization, they have their own language, writing, art and unique aesthetics.

Even the Zerg, its carapace was fixed with mechanical parts that Nick could not understand at all, not to mention the totem spirit that was translucent all over.

"In fact, in the interstellar society, the Earth is a wild exile. How do you think the Asgardians view us?"

"Have you forgotten Thor's attitude when he first came to Earth? If he truly felt that humans and Asgard were on the same level, would he dare to shout like that?"

Nick nodded and said, "That makes sense. Even if I rely on my imagination, I can imagine that any civilization with spaceships is more advanced than us. We have had difficulty landing on Mars until now."

"So, going to a galaxy with a more developed and prosperous civilization and It's not exile, but further study. "

"But these galaxies all have owners, right? No civilization would be happy to have a group of outsiders suddenly come to their territory."

"Indeed, even if you meet a relatively kind landlord, the tenant is always inferior to him." Schiller nodded, and then he changed the subject: "But it doesn't matter. Interstellar society does not look at laws, but only looks at who has the bigger fist. If the landlord suddenly dies and the tenant takes over the house, as long as he can keep it, who can come and take it back?"

Nick widened his eyes again, raised his eyebrows, glanced at Schiller and said: "You want to kill the Andromeda Galaxy Landlord?"

"Don't talk nonsense, how can I have that ability? Don't talk about destroying the world all the time. Humans are a civilized race. We must establish a good interstellar image."

"Human civilization is so weak that we can't even build spacecraft when fighting in the universe."

"In this case, if the cosmic demons start fighting, we can't stop them. The Sanctuary is just getting started. All we can do is provide an escape route for our distinguished members."

Nick nodded and said, "I understand. I'm deeply sorry that the two armies exchanged fire and were unfortunately affected. , powerless."...

"But..." Nick hesitated and said: "Don't the symbiotes also live in that galaxy? At present, it seems that these space agents are quite friendly, and I think they can be used. "

"Do you think a parasitic race cares about who the other civilizations in the galaxy are? Or rather, if humans don't go, can their enemies let them parasitize?"

"Besides, look, now the mutants have left a good impression on the symbiotes, right?"

Nick covered his forehead and said: "I know that all this is your plan..."

"Contact Professor X, tell him the characteristics of the symbiote, and let him select the right mutants according to the characteristics of the symbiote."

"In order to strengthen the abilities of the new generation, Professor X will not miss this golden opportunity. At the same time, you make deals with the symbiotes, let them fool the new generation of mutants in their minds, and strengthen their sense of belonging to the human race..."

"Then let the symbiotes feel that the new generation of mutants are very compatible with them and have extremely strong abilities, and enhance their impression of the human race..."

"More than that, you should know that the symbiotes have a gene catalog. I learned from Loki that the interstellar society recognizes the information recorded in their gene catalog very much, because no race can understand the basic situation of a race better than the symbiotes."

"Many civilizations like to regard symbiotes as cosmic libraries. When they want to understand a certain race, they will find a host with a symbiote parasitizing, and then trade with them in exchange for the information in their gene catalog, or simply let the symbiote parasitize themselves.体里为代价，获得他们想要的信息。”

“只要能让共生体在他们的基因目录里写下一些人类的基本信息，我是说正确的、中肯的、客观的、毫无疑问的那种信息，那会对我们将来的发展很有好处，不是吗？”

尼克擡头看着天花板，伸出手，鼓了鼓掌，席勒却接着说：“还有一点，让阿斯嘉德帮忙把那几个前宿主外星人送回去，能给斯特兰奇一个合理的借口联系上阿斯嘉德。”

“联系阿斯嘉德，他们怎么了？”

“我们得弄清楚阿斯嘉德在这场战争中的态度，尤其是奥丁的态度。”

“我想拉着他一起发财，可就怕他对于自己儿子和女儿之间的那点事，还是没转过弯……”

“那斯特兰奇传回的信息如何？”

“我们找一个安全的地方，细说。”

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