Things about living in Marvel

Chapter 4 Little Trouble

"Is there any help?" The girl suddenly asked.

"Hmm." Colt replied, although he really wanted to ask the other party, but he finally endured it.

Wouldn't it be impolite to ask such a private question rashly?
"I'm sorry, I still have something to do. I have to leave today. You can take these back and read." The girl hurriedly packed her things, "I'd better trouble you to return the papers for me."

"Can you take it back?" Colt was stunned. "Aren't these important?"

"It's nothing, just some notes, take it back and read it slowly." The girl replied indifferently.

"Thank you then." Looking at the other party's indifferent expression, Colt could only thank him, "By the way, can I ask your name?"

"Name?" The girl was stunned, "Valeria, Valeria Lee...Storm."

"Colt Carr, nice to meet you, Miss Storm." Colt replied politely.

"Well, nice to meet you, I really have to go, see you tomorrow." The girl pulled up her schoolbag and hurried away.

"Is she in such a hurry?" Colt was a little puzzled, but he still didn't pursue it too much, but he also started to pack his things and continue to study when he went home.

……

Top floor of the Pasteur Building.

"Is there something wrong with calling me back in a hurry?" Valeria stepped out of the elevator, and then felt a slight tremor on the floor under her feet.

"Uncle Ben, will stones make you fat if you eat too many sweets?" Valeria yelled into the living room.

"I'm sitting still." A middle-aged man's voice came from the living room, "And whether I will gain weight, don't you and your dad know best?"

Valeria covered her face speechlessly, let out a long sigh, threw her schoolbag at the door, turned and walked up the stairs.

"Oh, Xiaowa, you are back, come and help me." A middle-aged man with gray temples stuck his head out from the instrument, but his neck looked surprisingly long.

"What the hell did you do, why are the energy values ​​so chaotic?" Valeria walked to the instrument, looked at the chaotic energy readings on the screen, and exclaimed.

"So there's something you don't know, Xiaowa?" A playful voice came from her ear.

"Shut up, Xiaofu, how many times have I told you, don't imitate Uncle Johnny's strange tone of voice." Valeria fought back while operating the instrument skillfully.

"It's really boring, I'm your brother." The young man came to Valeria's side, "Dad is testing his new negative-generation material stabilizer."

Valeria turned her head and looked at her brother with a dumbfounded expression: "So, what size did he use for the experiment?"

"Let's think about it, it's probably as big as my head." Franklin pointed to his head.

"Are you crazy?" Valeria turned her head and yelled at the middle-aged man who had stretched her body to almost 20 meters.

"It shouldn't be. According to my simulation, it should be completely controllable. How could this happen?" The man completely ignored Valeria's roar.

"It seems that the great Mister Fantastic has miscalculated again." Franklin said with a smile.

"Don't look so indifferent, go and show me his calculations." Valeria glared at her brother, "If you want to make the whole of Manhattan disappear from the earth, just keep standing here and enjoy it." Laugh at me!"

"Here, here you are." Franklin casually grabbed a tablet computer by his side.

"Hurry up! I can't last long!" A woman's voice came from the other side of the laboratory, and at this moment, a transparent film on the surface visibly shook.

"Think quickly, what would Uncle Doom do at this time!" Valeria muttered to herself, and then pulled out a series of projections from the screen of the tablet.

With breakneck speed she began to read the dizzying variety of formulas in the projection.

"Dad, you made a very classic mistake." Finally, Valeria breathed a sigh of relief, and said while resetting the console.

After Valeria reset a series of data, the trembling experimental instrument finally stopped.

"Can I stop?" the woman asked.

"Yes, Mom, you can rest for a while." Valeria replied with a loveless expression.

"What classic mistake did I make?" The middle-aged man's body quickly returned from the previous noodle shape to a normal human form.

"A classic mistake like Heisenberg's, you got the energy input multiplier of the console wrong! It's like Heisenberg miscalculated the amount of uranium!" Valeria shook her head.

"Oh, so that's the case." The man suddenly realized, and then he immediately became excited, "But this shows that my experiment is still successful! This is a breakthrough!"

"Shut up Reed!" The blonde middle-aged woman came out from behind the instrument. Although the years inevitably left marks on her appearance, it can still be seen that she is a rare beauty. "If every breakthrough achievement of yours costs you the destruction of a city or even half of the world, I will notify the Avengers now and let them send you to prison."

"Don't be like this, Su, this is just an accident, an experimental accident, a small trouble." Reed quickly explained.

"Yeah, accidents can happen four or five times a month." Valeria replied blankly, "They also said that Stark is a troublemaker, this is purely survivor bias, if you let them know what you did Thing, I think the villains of the world will gather to give you a solid gold medal."

"But when it comes to causing trouble, Uncle Pim is the most powerful, after all, it's Ultron!" Franklin followed in an exaggerated tone.

"Enough!" Reed finally couldn't bear it anymore.

"Is what they said wrong!" Susan said coldly to her husband, "If you want me to say, if you lock the three of you together, the incidents of destroying the world may be reduced by half! Can't you be as honest as Banner? "

"Banner himself is a problem..." Reed murmured submissively, but did not dare to refute loudly.

"How can you let me go to high school without worry?" Valeria suddenly changed the subject, "Why don't I drop out of school and come back to help you?"

"No!" Before Reed could speak, Susan immediately retorted, "You must go to school honestly!"

"But I've already got more than a dozen doctorates, high school is meaningless." Valeria replied cautiously.

"Reed shouldn't have let you get those degrees at a young age! You should have grown up like a normal girl, so to make up for it, you now have to go to high school like a normal girl." Susan The tone is beyond doubt.

"But, you see I'm not here, Dad just..." Valeria tried to make a final struggle.

"If you stay here, I will face double the number of experimental accidents!" Susan finally lost her patience, "So, in order for me not to be busy dealing with experimental accidents every day, you just go to Do ordinary flat throwing experiments!"

(End of this chapter)