Paladin of Asgard

Ronan was startled, and then hesitantly asked: "Supreme Wisdom, is the final choice of Chief Hulan really wrong?"

"There are indeed many meaningless actions in this world, bravery beyond self-control, and worthless sacrifices. These actions seem to be unnecessary." Supreme Wisdom said slowly.

Then he changed the subject: "The problem, however, is that the opposite of meaningless action is not necessarily meaningful."

"what do you mean"

Supreme Wisdom: "It is wise to preserve strength, but at that time, Hulan had no better choice. He could not be the opponent of the Sun God. Now he at least maintains the dignity that a warrior should have."

"Intelligent life often has the illusion that they can choose between good and bad, but the reality is that people can only choose between bad and worse most of the time."

"For example, no creature can choose whether to die. Whether it is an ant, or you and me, what we can choose is to choose a decent form when we die. There is no doubt that Hulan has achieved this. From this perspective, We don't need to blame him."

Ronan was silent for a while, then nodded: "I understand, Supreme Wisdom."

The supreme wisdom said again: "Getting rid of the worship of individuals is a rare progress, and every Cree who has achieved this can be appreciated by me."

After a pause, he continued: "Kuran was also very optimistic about you when he was alive, so I decided to appoint you as the new Supreme Accuser, and you will continue to lead the accusation team of the Kerry Empire."

"Would you like it, Ronan?"

"Yes." Of course, the order of the Supreme Wisdom cannot be violated, let alone the order of promotion, so Ronan said without hesitation.

Then he returned to the real world, and as soon as he opened his eyes, he saw all the accusers kneeling on one knee in admiration: "Supreme accuser"

USA, New Jersey.

This is a training base of the Strategic Science Corps. At this moment, several of the most outstanding scientists and engineers in the United States are sitting around discussing their plans.

Strange to say, there are two scientists who are dwarfs. They are also sitting on chairs. Others can show their upper body, but the two of them can barely stretch their necks above the table. They look like they are lying on the dining table. The child, quite a bit funny.

Of course, although everyone can look down on the figures of these two men, almost no one can underestimate their intelligence. They are the smartest group of scientists in the world.

One of the dwarves was flipping through the document in his hand, and slowly said: "The Sentinel Project is theoretically feasible. Based on the current analysis of the genetic information of mutants, we have initially understood the genetic basis of mutant abilities."

"In addition, Mystique's genetic information has given us a lot of harvest. It allows us to glimpse her unique ability to imitate and reproduce."

Another dwarf with a fatter figure said, "Have you done the experiment?"

The other party asked back, with a hint of sarcasm in his tone: "Do you mean human experiments, Dr. Zola, if so, I think you should know more."

The dwarf called Zora was silent.

Dr. Anim Zola was originally a member of Nazi Germany, a subordinate of the notorious Red Skull.

After the end of World War II, the United States launched Operation Paperclip in order to enhance its scientific and technological strength, and accepted a large number of Nazi scientists. Therefore, Zola became an American and entered the Strategic Science Corps, which is the future S.H.I.E.L.D.

As an old Nazi, naturally no one knows more about human experiments than him.

Zola is not a good talker, but this clearly upset another scientist, a tall man with a beard, which made him look more like a mercenary in the Middle East: "Dr. Trask, you should show respect. Point. It's a bad history, but in the service of Nazis, we have to."

"Sorry, Crowe," Trask said.

At this time, the host of the meeting, Howard Stark, said after a moment of hesitation: "Tresk, the Sentinel Project cannot continue."

Cusk was stunned: "Why have we seen the first light? Going down this road, we can definitely create sentinel robots and use their power to fight against mutants."

"Maybe it's not just confrontation, this sentinel robot may make mutants suffer in the future." Howard shook his head.

"Wouldn't that be better," Trask said. "Don't you forget the Cuban missile incident, the mutants nearly wiped out humanity."

Howard looked at him: "The Cuban missile incident is Sebastian Shaw's conspiracy, not the fault of all mutants. Just like we can't punish all those who served Nazis for Hitler's crimes."

This sentence was immediately supported by Zola: "Yes, I support Howard's opinion."

"Me too," Crowe said.

Tresk froze.

Howard also knew that this was not enough to convince him, so he said: "Of course there are more important reasons. You may not know that the god who appeared in the waters of Cuba specifically warned us afterwards not to provoke the mutants. conflict."

"You mean the ancient Egyptian sun god"

Howard: "In fact, according to the research of the Strategic Science Corps, the image of the sun god in many myths originated from him. If you want to know more, I can give you permission."

Trask fell silent.

Howard went on to say: "I have already conveyed the warning of the Sun God to the White House. If this sentinel plan continues, not only me, but also the White House will come forward to obstruct it. It is better to stop now."

Although he has moved out of the White House, Trask is obviously still a little bit reconciled: "But this is my life's work."

"I understand your feelings." Howard sighed slightly, "The Ark reactor is also my life's painstaking effort, but Anton Vanke's betrayal has brought this plan to a standstill, and perhaps the final stage of the plan will be completed by my son. "

Crowe couldn't help saying: "The Soviets are really a bunch of bastards"

Zola agreed: "Yes, I think so too."

Cusk scratched his hair and continued to argue: "We can not make sentinel robots, just purely study the theory."

"No, Trask, there is no so-called pure theory. When Einstein introduced the mass-energy equation and people saw the huge coefficient before mass, the emergence of nuclear weapons was inevitable." Howard said, "Once Sentinel's theory Perfect, it’s only a matter of time before robots appear.”