Chapter 1542: The Sun Chaser (Part 3)

At the end of the desolate time, the dry wind swept across the barren land and blew the colorful flags on the tent. In the tent, Strange and Schiller sat at the two ends of the table and stared at each other.

Schiller stared at Strange, who was drinking tea slowly. When the cup of tea was finished and he brewed a new cup of tea, Strange looked at Schiller and said, "Why are you still here?"

"If you don't stay here, why would I stay here?"

"I didn't kidnap you." Strange poured boiling hot water from the pot, and the tent was filled with the fragrance of tea. He picked up the teacup and sniffed it gently and said, "You can go back to Earth and continue your plans that are nested in hundreds of rings."

"And then you cut off your other hand where I can't see it? Why do you think I will give up trying to restore your hand?"

"Because you really can't restore it. Even if you restore it, I can cut it off again, unless you stay here forever and stare at me."

"You still say you didn't kidnap me?"

Strange tilted his head slightly and stopped talking again, and continued to drink his third cup of tea.

In this way, several hours passed. Schiller brought up the topic several times, and Strange basically said "yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes". He said he couldn't recover, and if he asked again, he would dare to cut off his hand if he dared to recover.

"Very good, you don't think you have successfully restrained me, do you?" Schiller said angrily, then he took out a notebook and a pen, pinched the pen with two fingers and raised it to say.

"You are right, I should pay attention to my complicated plans. Even if I have to stay here and watch you, I can make plans for 100,000 years later. This is not a waste of time."

After saying that, Schiller began to write hard. Strange glanced at what he wrote, and then retracted his gaze.

At the end of time, time no longer exists. Schiller didn't know how long he had been writing. When he stood up again, he felt his waist was a little sore.

He adjusted his sitting posture, stretched his waist while standing in place, yawned, picked up the plan with several pages of dense writing, read it again, and nodded with satisfaction.

"You know what? Stephen, although I always tell everyone of them 'you already know my whole plan', in fact, up to now, no one has known my whole plan."

Strange raised his right eyebrow in response, but Schiller stared at him with dissatisfaction and said: "You don't have to act if you can't, but the curiosity you show is too fake."

"Okay, then Dr. Rodriguez, can I have the honor to listen to your whole plan here?"

"Perfunctory." Schiller commented.

He flipped through the notebook in his hand and said, "But I still plan to tell you, because it's too boring to sit here and watch you drink tea. It would be even better if you are willing to tell me the hiding place of your hand in return."

"No, I hope to hear more details."

Schiller turned to the first page of the notebook and said, "When making a plan, I like to list all the goals in the near future, and then sort them according to the level of importance, usually from large to small, from the situation in the universe to personal mental health, I will write down everything in detail."

"I will find the most critical problem among these goals, find a perfect answer to this problem, and then connect all the perfect answers, write down the relationship between the people and things involved, and then use this relationship to form a whole plan."

"Usually my goals are arranged from large to small, but if I want to explain, I should naturally explain from small to large, because my plan is also triggered from small to large, like dominoes."

"First of all, I regard ordinary people as ordinary units, and superheroes as special units. Ensuring the physical and mental health of special units is a long-term task. long-term work, so this will always appear on my list of goals. "

"Through several years of hard work, I have made all superhero units, including you, learn to come to me at regular times and places to check their psychological conditions, which is the psychological assessment formulated by SHIELD for them."

Schiller gently turned the pen with his index and middle fingers, and said: "From the last psychological assessment report, several people have serious problems. The first one is Peter. He is under too much pressure and has almost reached the point of mild anxiety. "

"The key to the problem he faces is that he believes that his relationship with Gwen will not be supported by Gwen's father George. He is worried that his relationship with Gwen will be exposed, which will hurt both of them. "

"The second is Tony. His relationship with Pepper has reached the end of a stage, but he does not have much confidence in starting the next stage of life. He always has an evasive attitude towards establishing a long-term, stable and responsible relationship. "

"And he and Helen have developed a father-daughter relationship, but he feels that this is not fair to Pepper, and he is not sure what Pepper's attitude is, so the symptoms of anxiety have recurred. "

"The next is Steve. He doesn't have any big problems, but he is a little embarrassed when facing Carter's identity. Therefore, he is sometimes forward and sometimes backward when facing feelings. He thinks this may have hurt Carter, so he feels a little worried."

"Loki is also facing some pressure, mainly from his parents urging him to get married. After Thor got married, it was Loki's turn. Frigga hoped that her son could start a family as soon as possible and learn to be steady. Odin thought that the blood of the frost giants should be preserved for emergency use. Moreover, the two parties have different preferences for different objects, which makes him feel very irritated."

"Matt has a little problem. He and Erica are preparing for marriage. The difference in their backgrounds makes them have different tastes in many things. They have been busy for a long time and have no clue. Both of them feel very tired."

Schiller talked about the psychological problems of all the superheroes who were close to him, but most of the remaining ones were trivial matters, not even troubles, but trivial matters that ordinary people often face.

Then it rose to a more macro level. Schiller said: "Recently, I often stay in the clinic in Hell's Kitchen, so I found that there are fewer traces of superhero activities here."

"I think this is related to the significant improvement in the security situation in New York, but the superhero team formed before has become a problem that cannot be overcome."

"If the funding is withdrawn and they are disbanded on the spot because there is no work to do, on the one hand, it is difficult to control those superheroes with unstable abilities, and on the other hand, it is also a weakening of war preparedness resources. But if they are kept in this form, they will not get many opportunities for training, and it will cost a lot of money."

"The key issue is how to reorganize the overly scattered superhero teams in New York and establish a stable system to ensure that everyone can get the opportunity to train, without wasting too much logistical resources and redundant troops as it is now."

Then Schiller went a step further and began to analyze the social level issues.

"The situation in New York is now stabilizing, which is both a good thing and a bad thing. When the overall environment is good, many evil spirits will not show up, but if there is a little conflict, they will rush forward, just like hyenas smelling blood. The large-scale riots and public opinion problems before can be seen."

"If you want to eradicate these termites hiding in the dark, you must be quick, accurate and ruthless. You can't give them the opportunity to stir up public opinion and hide themselves. The key is to act secretly, especially not to be discovered by those superheroes with too high moral standards, otherwise you will fall into the debate between law and lynching, trigger internal fighting, and let the real enemy go unpunished."

Schiller turned a page of the notebook and said, "There are almost so many key targets within the earth. If you hadn't suddenly gone crazy, the plan would have been halfway through now."

Schiller pointed to the plan he had made and said.

"Gwen is a thoughtful and observant person. Peter must know the reason why he is under pressure. Only she can solve this problem. What Peter should do most is to leave space for them to communicate with each other. So first I will create an accident to separate Peter and Gwen."

"The best target to lure Peter away is Harry. I will gently remind Peter that he has neglected his friends recently. Peter will go to Harry with guilt. Harry's recent focus is on his girlfriend Mary Jane, and Mary Jane was busy entering Hollywood a year ago. Harry is very likely to take Peter away from New York."

"After Peter leaves, I will arrange work within S.H.I.E.L.D. to transfer Agent Carter. Steve and Carter's relationship is in a warming period. Once Carter leaves, Steve will follow him."

"Loki's temperament is the same as yours and mine. Stark has offended him so many times. He will definitely not give up an opportunity to cause trouble for Stark. When I go to Asgard to meet him, I will mention that Stark's current weakness is Howard and Maria. He has to be disciplined by his parents like Loki. I believe Loki can give Stark Find some trouble. "

"At the same time, the next time Matt comes to me for psychological counseling, I will remind him that Erica has an extraordinary family background. Her father should have left her a legacy in Greece. The two of them can go back together to receive the legacy to prepare for marriage, and Matt will leave. "

"The backbone of the superhero team has left New York, and Nick can start to reorganize the superhero team and establish a system under official jurisdiction. When these heroes with too high moral standards leave, I can control Hydra to directly kill those guys who are making trouble behind the scenes. "

"I have long aimed at a target, that is, an editor-in-chief who has been constantly discrediting Spider-Man in various public opinion occasions. He is controlled by the military-industrial complex. His purpose is to demonize superheroes and force the public to buy weapons to protect themselves under the pressure of Superman's dictatorship. "

"He called Spider-Man a moral tyrant, claiming that even if you accidentally walk one foot out of the zebra crossing, Spider-Man will fall from the sky and beat you into a lifelong disability, and then take you to the police station. Anyone who violates his moral standards will be sanctioned by him, so any citizen who sees him should not hesitate to shoot directly. "

"And the editor's home happens to be within the patrol range of a squad that Chief George trusts the most. In addition, he has a certain amount of public influence. As an experienced old policeman, George will definitely participate in the investigation of this case."

"And they will first find that the editor published a whole series of long reports slandering and spreading rumors about Spider-Man in the previous year, and published them simultaneously in 13 media outlets such as the Daily Bugle and more than 20 websites. The title of the series of reports is called 'Huggies reveals Spider-Man's dirty secrets'..."

"'Huggies reveals Spider-Man's dirty secrets'?" George frowned and read out the front-page headline of the newspaper in his hand.

At this time, he was standing in a very messy living room, holding a newspaper that he had just turned out from the coffee table. Behind him was a full cordon. Police officers who were investigating and collecting evidence were coming and going around him. Reporters were shouting at the door to squeeze in. Suddenly, George heard someone calling his name.

"Sheriff George! Sheriff George! Here! I'm Jameson, Jonah Jameson, can you let me in and take a look?!"

George turned around and saw a man with white hair and a tuft of mustache trying to squeeze in. He thought about it, and suddenly a case flashed through his mind.

"Oh my God, Mr. Jameson, why are you here?" George quickly welcomed the man named James in, then patted his arm and said, "I'm sorry about Gina's case. I was too young at that time and had no experience in handling cases..."

"Oh, don't worry, Sheriff George, you are willing to investigate and you have done your best." James shook hands with George vigorously and said very sincerely: "After all, it was a masked man who killed Gina. Everyone thought there was little hope, but you stood up. I still remember this incident today."

"Don't say that, this is what I should do . "George also shook James' hand back, looked him in the eye and said, "Mr. James, what are you doing here?"

"Oh, I now own a newspaper called the Daily Bugle. Mr. Huggie used to contribute to the newspaper. I heard that he was killed, so I rushed over."

"So you are Mr. Huggie's friend. It's really a pity. Our police officers are trying to collect evidence. Do you have any clues to provide us?"

"Spider-Man!" Jameson said in a firm tone: "Huggie's series of long reports are revealing the secrets of Spider-Man - Spider-Man is the biggest suspect!"

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