Started in American comics

Everyone started to take action and went back to prepare their weapons and equipment. Scarlet Witch looked out the window at Vision talking to Thor, her eyes full of doubts.

Under Kuaiyin's call, although there was still a trace of doubt in his heart, he could only let it go temporarily.

Soon everyone was ready to go, and Captain America had a shield made of thick steel plates.

He was really not used to using energy shields that were too light to throw, so while he still had some time, he simply found a few steel plates and welded them together, making it barely usable.

Everyone boarded the Quinjet and prepared to set off. What he didn't expect was that he saw an Asian agent who had always called himself the Man in Black on the plane.

Banner was whispering to him, holding a tablet in his hand as if recording something.

"Why is he here?" Captain America asked Stark, who had an earlier flight than him.

Stark held half a piece of bread in his mouth and stuffed it into his mouth: "Old Man Magnet said he was very interesting, and we also need help this time."

Captain America glanced back, and Magneto hugged his metal helmet and gave him a kind smile.

"That's it?"

Stark shrugged: "I also think he is very interesting."

Seeing Captain America's confusion, Stark took out two pairs of sunglasses, handed one pair to Captain America, and put on the other himself.

He casually patted the passing Hawkeye: "Hey Barton, you owe me two dollars, remember?"

Barton, who was stopped, looked surprised: "When did I lend you money?"

Stark took out a cylindrical instrument that looked like a pen, hesitated, and then pulled Hawkeye in another direction where there was no one.

"Hey, don't use that thing indiscriminately!" The woman sitting in the back shouted a reminder.

Stark tilted his head and shrugged: "Okay, but you are still a prisoner now."

** still wanted to speak, Banner patted him on the shoulder: "He won't listen, let's continue."

** Unable to do what he did, he clenched his fists and sat down again.

Stark looked at Hawkeye again: "Smile?"

"what?"

Click!

The cylindrical instrument flashed instantly, and Hawkeye kept his movements and expressions frozen in place.

Stark took off his sunglasses and winked at Captain America.

"Barton, you lent me two dollars yesterday and you must pay me back immediately."

After saying that, he handed the cylindrical instrument in his hand to Captain America.

"I analyzed this thing. The built-in technology is very advanced and is not like a product of the earth. Banner learned from him that this thing can delete and tamper with human short-term memory."

As soon as he finished speaking, Hawkeye, who had recovered, was a little confused.

I looked around and found Stark right in front of me. He stepped forward and shouted, "Stark, I'll pay you back the two dollars I lent you tomorrow. I didn't bring it with me today."

"Okay, whatever you want."

Stark responded casually and gave Cap a proud smile.

Captain America took off his sunglasses, looked at the cylindrical instrument in his hand and pondered: "Is what he said about deleting memories true?"

Stark pursed his lips: "The fact is obvious."

"Can you confirm the accuracy of other parts of his confession?"

Glancing at the woman who was whispering to Banner, Stark put a hand on Captain America and the two turned their backs.

"I brought him this time just for observation. What could be more revealing than a life-and-death battle?"

Captain America frowned: "Okay, but you are responsible for his safety. He cannot die before he can figure out what happened."

"What, me?"

"You let him get on the plane."

After Captain America finished speaking, he didn't care what his reaction was. He turned around and walked to the back of the cabin, finding an empty seat and sitting down casually.

Stark shrugged, sat in the driver's seat, and the plane prepared to take off.

"Will those aliens obey human laws?"

On the other side, Banner pushed up his glasses and looked at Agent L in front of him expectantly.

**Recalling the previously written script, he opened his mouth and said: "Of course, we have weapons provided by the Star Alliance for free. If you don't obey the rules, you will be shot on the spot without trial!"

"Wow, won't this cause a backlash from aliens? Um, I mean, like an alien invasion or something?"

"Then it's an interstellar war. We can submit an assistance report to the Interstellar Alliance, and they will send a fleet to stop the war."

"Block?"

"This is the official word, and I like to use the word 'explosion.'"

"Uh" Banner paused for a moment and quickly recorded on the tablet.

The earth in that place is protected by the Interstellar Alliance. Anyone who dares to initiate an interstellar war will be annihilated by the Alliance

Looking at Dr. Banner who was taking notes carefully, the corner of his mouth twitched to suppress a smile.

I made it all up, it’s useless no matter how clearly you remember it.

"that"

"Say." Banner quickly raised his head and pushed up his glasses.

"You don't have any aliens here?"

Dr. Banner took a deep breath. Every time he recalled the Chitauri invasion of New York, it seemed like it was yesterday.

It would be great if we were protected by the Star Alliance here.

He didn't know that the earth in their world was protected by people who were more powerful than the Star Alliance, but they just didn't like to show up.

Banner sighed: "Yes!"

"Where?"

Banner licked his suddenly dry lips, raised his hand and said hello: "Thor, can you introduce some aliens to this gentleman?"

Thor, who was having a heated chat with Vision, looked over, stood up, strode over, and slapped the girl on the shoulder.

Snapped!

"Man, you want to meet aliens?"

"Yes."

"If I have the chance, I can take you to see something outside the earth."

**Disdain to ridicule: "I think you are bragging."

"Huh?"

Last time you promised to invite me to the Divine Realm for dinner, I specially prepared an interstellar communicator for you, but it was crushed by your paw and exploded. Are you trying to bluff me this time?

You braggart!

He gave Thor a very unhappy look and made Thor look confused.

"Is there something wrong with this guy?"

Banner smiled awkwardly: "Don't take it to heart."

After letting Thor go back, Banner asked ** to continue: "Can you tell me how you felt when you fell into the wormhole?"

This time, I finally got serious and carefully recalled everything I saw when I traveled through time and came to this world.

My brain was racing, looking for words to describe what was happening at that moment.

"The feeling is very microsecond, everything becomes abstract and distorted, the starlight twinkles and distorts, the colors become solemn and thin, it seems like a long time has passed, and it seems like many years in just a short moment, followed by darkness and falling."

Banner took notes carefully, raised his head and asked: "Flickering and distorted, dignified and thin, right?"

"Yes, it's obviously very contradictory, but that's how I felt at the time."

Banner frowned and looked at the words recorded on the tablet.

Space distortion? No, no, no, not only space, but also time perception is disrupted. If it is not his own mental illusion, then time should also be distorted.

Time and space distortion? Still wrong, the distortion of time and space is only a dislocation in time and space, and will not leave the original world. The difference is only a dislocation in timeline and location.

Or is this some degree of dimensional distortion, an unexpected intersection between parallel universes?

There was also the final darkness and fall. Judging from the data we detected at that time, the suspected wormhole opened right where it was, and it did not fall from a high altitude.

There is insufficient data to confirm. You have to show these things to Stark. He should be interested.