Things about living in Marvel

Chapter 318 Extra Story We Are Monsters
"This planet is hollow, there is another world beneath us!"

"You believe me, I really have evidence!"

"madman!"

"We don't need dreamers like you here!"

"monster!"

Elder will always remember the day he was kicked out.

He came to the deserted monster island alone.

He dived into the underground cave.

Here, no one will mock him and exclude him like those ignorant people.

Human beings are like that, they irrationally regard as alien what they don't understand, and they will always only believe what they want to believe.

He dug down alone.

It was a piece of dazzling diamond.

However, unlike the wealth that most people encountered at this time, this piece of diamond belonged to him, but it was only a dazzling light that made him fall to the ground in pain.

He has had some vision problems since he was a child, but now, in this blinding light, his vision has been completely destroyed.

……

The Mole Man raised his head, listening to the sounds in the underground cave.

Soon, he showed a gratified smile.

"What's this place?" Ben's voice came from the other side of the cave.

"Welcome to my underground kingdom!" The Mole Man greeted him.

He couldn't remember how he finally got acquainted with the life of being almost blind, and he couldn't remember how he established a ruling relationship with these mole people and monsters living underground.Of course, it is also possible that he forgot on purpose.

"Who are you?" Ben looked at the short man in front of him suspiciously and vigilantly.

"Please allow me to introduce myself, I am the Mole Man." The Mole Man introduced himself, pointing to the monsters around him, "These are all my subjects in the underground kingdom."

"Underground Kingdom?" Ben didn't understand, "You mean, what kind of king are you?"

"Although it may be different from the king you understand, I rule the underground." The Mole Man said, "Now, I sincerely invite you to join my kingdom."

"Join your kingdom?" Ben couldn't understand even more, "Why?"

"Because we were all abandoned by the people above, monster," said the Mole Man.

Ben didn't answer, he just stared at the Mole Man.

"Those who live on the surface, they don't want to accept you, can't they?" said the Mole Man. "Even those you once loved and were friends with, they can't accept you now, can they?"

Ben gritted his teeth.

"They only look at the surface, no matter what you have become now, but you haven't changed inside, have you? You are still the same Benjamin Graham, but, they will not see that. They will only see, You are not like them now," said the Mole Man.

"But... Reed and they have become different..." Ben tried to explain.

"Really?" the Mole Man sneered. "What did they get? Fire control? Body stretch? Invisibility and force fields? They didn't become so unpopular as you did. I said, people just watch On the outside, even though the flames are far more dangerous than your body, when they face the Human Torch, they will only cheer, because it looks more beautiful."

Ben was silent, he didn't do anything, and people would only see him screaming and running away, and Johnny was far more dangerous than himself, but people were willing to cheer around him.

The Mole Man is right, people only gravitate to what they see on the outside, even if it is not the case, and they are not monsters, but whenever people think they are monsters, they have to be monsters.

The monsters of the Mole Man approached cautiously.

They didn't mean to attack, but tentatively touched Ben's rocky body like domestic pets.

Ben reached out and touched them curiously.

They laughed like puppies.

"This is our world, the world of monsters. No one will judge others because of their appearance." The Mole Man stood aside and watched Ben's movements, and he continued.

"Yeah, this is the world of monsters." Ben let go, "Maybe it's better here..."

……

Colt woke up groggy.

He didn't quite remember what happened last night, this was the first time he was drunk, and he felt like his head was exploding.

Standing up, I habitually went to open the cabinet, only to suddenly realize that I hadn't changed clothes, and there was no familiar wardrobe in the room.

Shaking his head, he stood up and walked to the window.

Familiar angles and familiar scenery.

The only difference is time.

He opened the door and walked out.

Standing at the door, looking back at the room.

A kind of complicated mood welled up in my heart.

"Oh, you're awake." Susan saw him standing in a daze at the door from the living room, so she called him, "After I dragged you two out of the bar last night, I don't know where you live, So I brought the two of you back together, and found a random room."

"Thank you." Colt came back to his senses and thanked him.

"What's the matter with you?" Susan didn't let him go.

"Reed is very sad, I understand." She said, "Ben is his friend, and when things turned out like this, he was very shocked and painful. This can all be explained, but you, why?"

"It's complicated," Colt said. "I don't want to talk about it, actually."

After he finished speaking, he turned and walked towards the door: "Thank you again, but I think I should go now. I think my work here will stop here."

"So, you plan to go back and continue working as a cashier?" Reed just came out of the room.

"At least as a cashier, no matter how many mistakes you make, it's just a matter of bookkeeping." Colt replied.

"I think we still need to talk." Reed stopped him, then turned to look at Susan, "Sorry, please give us a little space."

Susan showed dissatisfaction and vigilance in her eyes, and she hesitated for a moment: "Let's talk in the building. Also, no drinking."

"That was just last night," Reed replied. "Now, let's talk about some serious business."

"I'm afraid I can't help you." Colt shook his head. "I don't know what else we can talk about."

"Actually, I'm very interested in the comments you gave me." Seeing that Susan had retreated, Reed said.

"What evaluation do I give you?" Colt felt that something was wrong.

"What we talked about last night, and the mistakes you made," said Reed, "I'm afraid this is a very serious matter."

"Damn!"

(End of this chapter)