Chapter 1897: The Madman's Journey (End)

Secret Wars can be regarded as the most important event in the history of Marvel events, because it is precisely this event that completely reshaped the Marvel Universe and created the new and different Marvel Universe today.

In the past, no matter how big the crisis was, the superheroes could always turn the danger into safety, but in this event, it was unexpected that the heroes did almost nothing, perhaps because their opponents were too powerful.

Schiller didn't know whether the Beyond Protoss's action of deploying the Molecule Man this time was to pave the way for the real action in the future, or to immediately go all out to destroy the universe, but he understood that this might be the most powerful opponent he had encountered in the Marvel Universe.

In the initial setting, the ability of the Beyonder was a bit like that of the early Superman, with the main theme of a wish come true. He could have any ability he wanted, and he had no morals, and the most important thing was that he had no morals.

Because he had no morals and no worries, he could do whatever he wanted. Schiller's usual moral bottom line competition or the means of controlling him with the things he cared about did not work. Now the only thing he could compete with was who was crazier.

In the past, Schiller's behavior seemed crazy, but in fact, every link was carefully designed. However, if you really want to achieve an extremely crazy effect, it is inevitable that some links will exceed expectations, which may cause losses.

No one in this world can make every plan completely positive. Schiller used to try to get closer to this effect, that is, to use a huge plan with a main line and multiple branches to achieve different goals and try to achieve a win-win situation.

But this idea cannot be used when targeting the Beyond Gods. Sometimes sacrifice and abandonment are necessary, and even losses are acceptable.

But there is a problem. Schiller has no morals, which does not mean that the superheroes who watch his actions have no morals. Even if they know that Schiller is thinking about the overall situation, their sense of morality will make them feel sorry for the victims.

Schiller spent a lot of effort to polish these figures beautifully. If they are scratched by the guilt knife, it will be more than worth the loss. So Schiller has to make some extra preparations, such as preparing a few black pots, and if necessary, immediately put it on someone else's head.

When Schiller learned from Ultron that the Iron Man and Spider-Man of the main universe could not successfully create the cosmic engine to propel the universe due to insufficient computing power, he knew that it would be difficult to obtain enough computing power in such a short time by normal means.

Schiller knew that this was not his strong point, but he could find someone who was good at it - he went to find the Ultimate Iron Man, commonly known as the White Can.

The Ultimate Iron Man is actually the Iron Man of the main universe, but the good and evil were reversed in the Axis of Good and Evil event, and he turned from a hero into a narcissistic profiteer, but he has no morals, and most importantly, no morals.

The White Can is a possibility in the future of the main universe, so it naturally exists in the possible universe generated by different choice branches. Schiller used the authority of the Time Administration to pull him out and replaced the Iron Man of the main universe, letting him find a way to solve the problem in front of him.

It's not that Schiller doesn't want to do it himself, the key is that he has to do more important things, that is, to find the unlucky guy who takes the blame in the universe.

Schiller first thought of not Infinite Ultron, but the blackened Doctor Strange who had been in Barry's mind before and went to the DC universe. He was the Strange who used the Dark Book to devour Doctor Strange in other universes.

He is a standard villain template. No matter what bad things he does, it will not surprise people. He is even more hated because he is the evil version of the familiar Supreme Sorcerer. He is simply the best choice to take the blame.

Schiller brought Harley and Barry to this universe and said that they were the key because the blackened Doctor Strange had been in Barry's mind. After Barry awakened the speed force and gained some dark energy, he also awakened his sensitivity to mysterious power.

Barry was able to distinguish the breath of the uninvited guest in his mind at the first time, and for Schiller, this would allow him to find the blackened Doctor Strange who was hiding because he was chased by the Ancient One as quickly as possible.

When he found the blackened Doctor Strange, Schiller found an unexpected surprise. The blackened Doctor Strange was actually connected to Infinite Ultron.

Schiller speculated that this might be because the Ancient One chased the Black Doctor Strange too closely, and the Black Doctor Strange was desperate, so he stepped up his efforts to search for other Stranges and devour their power to protect himself, and in the process found the universe where the Infinite Ultron was.

Or more likely, the Black Doctor Strange was caught by the Infinite Ultron when he was eating the brain of the Strange of this universe.

The two of them hit it off immediately. The Infinite Ultron had just realized the existence of the Observer and discovered that there were universes outside the universe. He planned to embark on a journey to destroy the multiverse, but he lacked some guidance for the goal and had no regular path.

The Black Doctor Strange needed to go to more universes to devour power and hide himself, but he did not have enough power and was too afraid of the Ancient One.

In this way, the two parties reached a deal. The Black Doctor Strange used the sleepwalking ability brought by the Dark Book to point out the way to the multiverse for the Infinite Ultron, and the Infinite Ultron took him to other universes to devour power, which seemed to be a perfect complement.

But unfortunately, the mantis stalks the cicada, but the weasel is behind. Schiller has been eavesdropping for a long time.

When Schiller heard the evil plan of the two, he clapped his hands in applause. If such a careful plan fails, it will be unforgivable. How could Schiller not help?

But there are some rules for putting the blame on others. It is not enough to slander someone with a red mouth and white teeth. What is important is to catch the person in the act.

And the method Schiller took was the one that was finally discovered by Venom, which is the most classic case of the cat replacing the prince.

When Loki and Helen came back from the Time Administration, they took many infinite gems. Although the infinite gems cannot be used outside their own universe, they look exactly like real gems, and you can't tell the authenticity when they are set on the gloves.

After Schiller saw the appearance of the infinite Ultron, he asked his butler Ultron to dress up exactly like the infinite Ultron and wear a pair of infinite gem gloves to swagger through the city. He did not do good things, but to create public outrage.

At this time, Bai Can, who had no moral bottom line, came up with the best way to steal computing power, which was to create a micro-nano robot virus to invade the human brain and steal the computing power they didn't use.

The Ultimate Iron Man's suit was made of symbiotes, from the symbiote samples he found on Earth, and all the descendants of symbiotes on Earth actually came from Venom, so his armor actually used the descendants of Venom.

Bai Can used the same principle to transform the same descendants of Venom into zombie viruses, and Ultron came to the zombie universe with a ball carrying the zombie virus, and Magneto released the virus.

It happened that the observer of this universe saw the appearance of Ultron. Ultron was originally Ultron, and the Infinity Gems were also Infinity Gems. There was no difference from the essence to the appearance and external equipment. The observer took a look and thought that Ultron was Infinite Ultron.

In this way, the confessions of the observer of the universe where Infinite Ultron was born and the observer of the zombie universe matched, which was a perfect witness.

The real Infinite Ultron and Darkseid Strange were not idle either. They selected several universes as the footholds for the army to advance, but the blackened Strange was more cautious. He believed that he must first eliminate the powerful enemies in each universe to prevent someone from rushing out to harm him while he was feasting.

Blackened Strange can use the Darkseid to enter dreams. His sleepwalking can control people's minds unconsciously. Infinite Ultron can also use this power to hack into electronic devices.

In the universe where Hank Pym took revenge, Jarvis's conclusion that another Jarvis hacked him was not entirely unreasonable. In the hypothetical universe of Infinite Ultron, Infinite Ultron is Vision, and his creator is Stark.

At that time, Schiller was adventuring with Stark in the zombie universe, but Schiller didn't know that this was actually the way the white can stole computing power. He thought it was an ordinary comic plot.

Schiller brought Stark there for only one purpose, of course, that one purpose, he had a super cool big plan, but first of all, Stark couldn't know it, a closed cyclic universe is a perfect place.

But he locked Stark up, but he couldn't lock himself up, he still had to check accounts with his butler Ultron and monitor the progress of the plan in real time, so he began to discuss the radio ghost theory with Stark.

Schiller was not interested in ghosts at all, he was interested in radio waves, but if he didn't use gluttony as an excuse to ask Stark to build him a cage that could imprison ghosts with radio waves, how could he communicate with Ultron using radio waves?

The cage that Stark built looked like a predator trap, but it was actually Ultron's brain wave transmitter to Schiller.

Just when Stark built the cage and Ultron told Schiller about the nature of the zombie virus and the two unlucky guys who were causing trouble outside, Schiller realized that this was a golden opportunity to put the blame on others. So after he solved the problem in the zombie world, he immediately dragged Stark to the observer of the zombie universe to ask for a confession.

Sure enough, the observer thought that the Ultron who threw the virus in the zombie universe and the infinite Ultron who killed people in a certain universe were the same Ultron, so the confession matched.

The next step was of course to catch the murderer. Schiller knew which universe the infinite Ultron and the blackened Strange were in, but in order to let everyone see more evidence, he had to arrange a search for evidence.

So, Stephen Strange, who had just returned to the Marvel Universe from DC for a few days, became a fake blackened Doctor Strange again, constantly leaving traces of his power in various universes, so as to lead Stark to use his energy search device to come to the universe that was harmed by the blackened Doctor Strange, and strengthen the presence of physical evidence.

How could the evil Doctor Strange, who was being chased by the Ancient One, pee in every universe without hesitation? Wasn't he just waiting for the Ancient One to come looking for him?

But Strange was also Doctor Strange. The energy they used was of the same origin, and their souls were exactly the same. Stark had never thought of the real and fake Monkey King. He only believed in the machine he made.

In this way, everyone was led by the two six-eared macaques created by Schiller to visit various universes, which further deepened their impression that the two behind-the-scenes masters were up to no good.

In the end, the Star Devouring Engine flew to the end, and this crazy journey was coming to an end. Just like every detective story, the ending always has an obvious answer.

The murderer Infinite Ultron in the observer's confession and the blackened Doctor Strange, the user of purple energy they saw with their own eyes, appeared in front of everyone as an evil villain.

And all the madness people saw during this journey was just a drop of water splashed outside the wave of the plan of the biggest madman Schiller.

He only won a game in his heart, because the greatest madness never lies in the huge destructive results, but in the arrogance of predicting everything well and the greed of having both.

I'm so tired that I won't be so entangled anymore