Chapter 1839: The Madman's Journey (XVII)

Stark didn't know what kind of psychological medicine should be used to cure the heart disease of Spider-Man in this universe. He only knew that no matter what, he had to save people physically first, and then talk about psychological problems. In this case, he couldn't follow Spider-Man's plan.

From Spider-Man's diary, Stark learned that Spider-Man had taken other measures, such as directly finding the teleporter and destroying it, blocking people in his own universe, and no one could go to other universes, but this must be done before he turned into a zombie.

Once he turned into a zombie, the terrifying hunger would devour all his reason, and if he wanted to destroy the teleporter, he would inevitably meet zombie superheroes. Spider-Man couldn't fight many alone, and he would be infected with a high probability, and he would quickly lose his reason.

But Spider-Man couldn't do it, but it didn't mean Stark couldn't do it. He didn't know how Iron Man in this universe turned into a zombie. He even felt very incredible about it. He was Iron Man, how did other zombies bite through the armor?

Thinking of this, Stark decided to go to Stark Tower first, no matter what, and rub himself out a usable armor.

Stark turned to look at Schiller, who also looked at him. Stark rubbed his hands and said, "Well, whoever you are, can you give me a ride?"

A few minutes later, Stark appeared on the roof of Stark Building, but as soon as he walked to the rooftop door, he found that the rooftop door was open, as if someone had already entered here.

Stark narrowed his eyes and walked downstairs carefully. He was stunned as soon as he got down to the top floor. It looked like it had been looted, and there was nothing left.

Zombie Iron Man is moving?

Stark was puzzled until he saw a familiar tooth mark on the wreckage somewhere on the wall.

"Helen?!!!!"

Stark screamed, he looked around, but did not see his daughter, and then his eyes fell on Schiller's face. Schiller had a blank expression, but Stark was sure that this matter was definitely related to Schiller.

If Helen also came to this world and experienced a reset, would she realize the problem?

Stark was a little unsure, but he was more inclined to believe that Helen was also awake, because he had long known that Helen was not actually a product of this universe, so she was likely to be unaffected by memory reset like Schiller.

As expected of his daughter, Stark thought helplessly, she had emptied her father's house as soon as she arrived.

But why did Helen rob Stark Tower? Stark was a little confused. Although Helen could also make battle suits, her physical fitness did not require any external armor. Someone came with her?

Without caring about so much, Stark continued to search downwards. There were always some things that Helen had not moved away. As long as there was a little material, Stark could make a powerful full-body armor, and no matter what he did next, it would be much easier.

On the green space of New York Central Park, Helen opened her mouth and spit out a pile of experimental equipment and equipment. Spider-Man gave her a thumbs up, and then quickly started making them.

They had just evacuated from Stark Tower ten minutes ago. The reason they chose to move everything there was because they were worried that the zombie Iron Man of this universe would just come back.

Helen wasn't afraid of him, and she didn't think the zombie virus could infect her, but it would be troublesome if Spider-Man was bitten, so they chose to avoid fighting.

Helen took advantage of her Doomsday advantage and emptied all the equipment on all the experimental floors with her big mouth.

This Spider-Man was just in the second year of high school, and his skills were not complete, his knowledge accumulation was not in place, and he had never worked for Nick, so his practical experience was almost zero. Fortunately, Helen went in and out of Stark's laboratory every day, and the two of them quickly made a full-body protective armor suitable for Spider-Man.

The focus is on protection, because Spider-Man is most worried about being bitten. As long as he can be immune to the zombie virus, he and Helen's combination is invincible.

After putting on the battle suit, Spider-Man felt a little relieved. Compared with death, he was more afraid of being turned into a monster driven completely by primitive hunger instinct.

But Spider-Man felt a little confused at this time. He adjusted the suit and said, "Do you feel that there is something wrong? Have we ever fought against the zombie superheroes in the previous resets?"

Helen flipped through the previous memories, frowned and shook her head and said, "No, we hardly even saw them."

They realized that something was wrong at the same time. Spider-Man said in confusion, "Where are the Avengers? Or, where are the zombies?"

Looking around the streets of New York's Central Park, there are only a few zombies. Even if there are many zombies in Manhattan on their way here, they are far less than the population of New York. What are these zombies busy with?

A black shadow quickly passed through the dark corridor, rushed through the corridor, rushed down the stairs, and even broke the glass and fell to the ground without caring.

But what was chasing him was not a monster, but just a cold wind. Or, in the eyes of ordinary people, it was just a cold wind that made people's necks cold. But Eddie, who had just landed, could clearly see a huge head with long hair hanging on the window, grinning at him with a bloody mouth.

"This universe is so fucking weird." Venom couldn't help but curse: "What is this? Brain wave attack?!"

Eddie swallowed his saliva, took two steps back and said: "Now is not the time to talk about this. Maybe this universe is a zombie and haunted crisis. Let's go quickly. It will be troublesome if he catches up."

Eddie turned around and ran, but before he ran two steps, he saw a black monster like an alien and a Mothman with fur all over his body and moth-like wings on his back fighting.

Eddie didn't want to waste his strength, so he could only run in another direction, but there stood a figure in red clothes with a red umbrella in his hand. Eddie knew it was not good at first glance, so he had to change direction again.

After changing back and forth, the monster ghosts and zombies were a dragnet, surrounding the city on all sides. Eddie had no choice but to find a direction with the least monsters to break out, running all the way from the roof to the tallest building nearby.

Then he found a familiar building on the south side. The area around the building within a dozen kilometers was full of monsters, and even many huge figures were rushing towards this side.

Eddie couldn't help but curse: "Isn't that the base of the Avengers?"

No wonder he didn't see any superhero zombies after wandering around for a long time. It turned out that other monsters in this universe blocked them in the house.

Eddie looked over from afar. A dark blue corpse hanging from a rope, a ferocious female ghost with flying hair, a mummy wrapped in cloth strips, a scary bug as big as a house, and monsters from classic movies and TV series all wanted to rush into the Avengers base like crazy.

Eddie heard the faint screams in the wind. Judging from the voices, they should come from several superheroes he was familiar with, including but not limited to Captain America, Iron Man, Spider-Man, etc. Obviously, the zombies were at a disadvantage.

Eddie thought this was really strange. How could it be arranged by someone? Putting aside those monsters with entities, aren't ghosts a natural nemesis of zombies?

First of all, the zombie virus is transmitted through blood, but ghosts don't have blood at all. Zombies feel hungry, so they will pounce on their opponents without hesitation to eat flesh and blood, and use it to restore their physical strength and increase their strength. But ghosts don't have entities at all, and zombies can't fight to survive.

Eddie got closer and stood on a tall building looking down. He could just see some scenes from the windows of the base. He found that it was not the monsters that attacked or even any enemies that made the zombies scream, but their companions.

Captain America seemed to be controlled by something. He waved his shield wildly and smashed the people around him. Ant-Man and Wasp were not polite to him. They swung their fists at him, but soon they seemed to have seen something horrible and retreated.

Iron Man screamed and banged his head against the wall. Dr. Banner huddled in the corner, covering his head, as if he was in a hallucination.

The group of Avengers in the Avengers base looked like crazy, and Eddie shuddered. He swallowed again and said, "Are they possessed by ghosts? I heard that when ghosts take revenge, they will control their enemies and make them commit suicide..."

"If you mean brain wave attacks, they will indeed." Venom said, "Your brain waves were forcibly modified several times before, and I forced it back."

"Can't you see ghosts?"

"I can use your eyes to see. When my brain waves are consistent with yours, I can see what you see. When your brain waves are similar to the frequency and wavelength of the ghost, its attack will take effect on you, but as long as I forcibly reverse your brain waves, it will be fine."

"What is going on?" Eddie was a little puzzled: "What exactly is a ghost? How does it affect humans?"

Venom thought for a while and said, "According to my observation, ghosts are a A special wave, they have a special property due to their clever combination of frequency and wavelength, that is, they can exist independently without any material. "

"When your brain waves are very different from theirs, you can't see them at all, and they can't affect you, but if your brain waves are similar to them, then you will definitely see them and be affected by them. "

"The way they attack people is to merge with your brain waves at the moment when the frequency and wavelength of your brain waves are closest to theirs, and then take over your body. "

"And the way to resist them is to reverse your brain waves at that moment, so that the frequency and wavelength are completely changed, and they will be kicked out directly. "

After hesitating for a while, Venom said: "This involves some idealism of human beings. If you believe that there are ghosts in this world at first, and the moment the ghost affects you, you become completely unbelieving, then you can kick it out. "

"But it seems difficult for humans to do this. Not only can you not control your brain waves, you can't even change a certain idea in a short period of time, so it is unlikely that you can get rid of the ghost's control by yourself."

"Of course, if someone is very good at controlling his emotions and can change what he believes or doesn't believe in an instant, then he may be able to wake up by himself."

Venom's description reminded Eddie of a person, or a profession, that is, a psychologist.

"And they..." Venom looked at the crazy Avengers in the base and said, "They may have just experienced some mental stimulation, causing the frequency and wavelength of their brain waves to be similar to those of ghosts, and then the ghosts took advantage of the opportunity to control them."

"As for whether they can get rid of it? I think it's hard."