thefictionvixens Chapter 865 Ejection into the Air
Chapter 865 Ejection into the Air
Chapter 865 Ejection into the Air
The towers are suspended above the Earth, each with six sides shaped like Ultron. They are constantly launching large numbers of Ultron robots or swarms of nanobees to capture any humans they can catch and transform them into Ultron humans.
Of course, because the Avengers issued an evacuation order in advance, the number of people facing this danger was less than the actual resident population of the city. However, due to the previous reports from those media outlets that were just stirring up trouble, and because many people did not trust the Avengers at all, a considerable number of people in major cities were still modified by Ultron.
"One problem is, if Pym's calculations are correct, after we shut down this thing's engine, this thing and all the matter it carries will return to their original timeline. What happens to the people who were modified? Will they simply lose the modified parts, or will they revert to normal?"
"I'm afraid we don't have time to think about this problem." Moon Knight followed at the back of the group. The group had destroyed many Ultron robots and knocked out many Ultron humans along the way. After glancing at the fact that there were no pursuers behind them for the time being, he continued, "After all, if we don't act quickly, there probably won't be anyone worth worrying about this problem."
As they talked, they arrived at the Vulture's workshop. Behind Peter were the commando members he had chosen himself:
Me, Cindy, Luke Cage, and Moon Knight.
Luke Cage's skin can block the mechanical modifications of nanobots, making him the best member of the entire operation. Moon Knight has strong mental resistance and will not be brainwashed by Ultron even if he is modified. Cindy can make her suit resistant to nanobots by weaving, and she can also locate Peter, which ensures that the team will not be separated in case of any situation.
However, the more important thing is to leave enough personnel on the ground to ensure sufficient combat power to contain the survivors and continue the fight against Ultron. Even though, in principle, these battles are actually unnecessary.
"There's only one problem: none of us can fly. Nanobots can simulate the Iron Spider armor, but their power is not as good as the real Iron Spider armor. I don't have an arc reactor in my chest, and if I used the real Iron Spider suit, there would be a risk of being invaded by Ultron."
As Peter spoke, he lifted the tarpaulin stored in the workshop. Adrian Tooms, who was very obedient to the Avengers, had already closed down and gone to the countryside to find a place to live. Now, all that remained here was the device used to take Peter and the others into the sky.
After being modified by Adrian Tooms, the new anti-gravity aircraft, ready to re-enter the US military bidding process, features Falcon's new wings, eliminating the old propeller design and making it look more like biomimetic wings—to be honest, Peter doesn't know how Baldy did it, but he really got it right.
"Except for the green color scheme, the armor is perfect in every way. I still don't know why the bald guy used green with the wings. It looks like the color scheme of a villain."
"So, your plan is that you use this thing to take off, fly to that big pillar in the sky, then we rush in, find an engine, and smash some kind of glowing thing, and that'll be enough?"
Luke Cage ignored the wing, looked up at the giant pillar in the sky, and asked Peter, who nodded, "Pretty much, just a little bit of a hassle."
"What little trouble?"
"Well, we did a quick inspection, and apart from a few windows for releasing Ultron robots, there aren't any other entrances to this thing. But if we go in from there, we'll probably only see a dense array of production lines. So, we need an incredibly hard shell to smash a hole in that thing."
"But we don't have cannons!"
"But I can make something that's close enough. Cindy and I can work together to make a big slingshot that can launch hard objects of sufficient mass into the air."
A solid object of sufficient mass—Luke Cage pondered, seemingly realizing something, then pointed to himself: "You don't mean to say—"
"Yes, what else?" Peter said quite sincerely, "I can bring one less person, reducing the risk of the team being hit in the air."
Luke Cage paused for a moment, then let out a sigh of relief. Anyway, he was tough and wouldn't be in any danger.
The Moon Knight watched this scene with great interest, then asked, "Could you launch me out too? I can glide in using my cloak; nothing will happen."
Peter opened his mouth, his intuition telling him that he should refute Moon Knight now, after all, Moon Knight's physical strength was not much higher than that of an ordinary person, and he doubted whether Moon Knight could do this.
But he didn't feel comfortable refusing directly.
"Alright then, I'll give it a try. I'll launch Cage first. If you think you can handle the force, then—then I still don't recommend you do it. Besides, if I wasn't planning to take you with me, I wouldn't need these wings at all. I could launch everyone up."
"You might not be able to hit it accurately."
Peter was even more speechless. "I might not be able to hit it accurately, so shouldn't you use a safer method to go up?"
"Who are you now? Mark? Jack? Steven?"
Moon Knight was silent for several seconds, then answered solemnly, "I am Moon Knight."
"I'll ask you again, which personality—"
"I am vengeance! I am the night! I am—the Knight of Light!"
Forget it, whatever. I can't talk to a mentally ill person.
Peter shook his head, first putting the vulture's wings on his back, then went to the side of the stairwell, and together with Cindy, pulled up the composite spider web before launching Luke Cage directly out. Moon Knight made a quick decision: "It's okay, just launch me out, I don't think it'll be a big problem."
"I—I think I don't need to ask you again. I've already asked several times. What if I missed?"
Moon Knight thought for a few seconds: "Hmm—I have a glider and a grappling hook, I can just grab it."
So Peter actually launched Moon Knight, and then he spread his vulture-like wings to prepare for takeoff. Cindy looked at Peter, seemingly hesitant, so much so that Peter's first reaction was: "You're not planning to have me launch you too, are you?"
"No, um—I mean, could you carry me and fly over there? That way it might be safer, and we wouldn't be as likely to get hit—or something like that."
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