Leziren’s happy life in Marvel

Complaints are complaints, but fortunately Sherlock didn't think about exchanging things with Tony. After all, Sherlock's attack method is still wielding a small stick, and flexibility is the first condition Sherlock must ensure.

Tony, who was angry at himself for not meeting his ideal, Sherlock rolled his eyes at Tony, then casually found a seat and sat down, fastened his seat belt and waited quietly for Tony to start the spacecraft.

Seeing that Sherlock was not fooled, Tony rolled his eyes angrily, returned to his captain's seat and began to give orders to the spacecraft.

"Jarvis, prepare to activate the Pioneer!"

"Okay sir, the Pioneer spacecraft has started a self-check. The gravity maintenance system is normal, the anti-gravity flotation system is normal, the life maintenance system is normal, the power and control systems are normal, the attack and defense systems are normal, the Pioneer is ready to start, countdown to 5, 4 ,3···”

Jarvis's mechanical voice echoed throughout the command room. After hearing Tony name the spaceship Pioneer, Sherlock glanced at Tony sitting in the captain's seat.

Although according to Sherlock's idea, building something like the Pipi Shrimp is more in line with Sherlock's bad taste, but as mankind's first serious spaceship, building a Pioneer is also suitable for the situation.

Just as Sherlock was thinking about something in his head, Sherlock felt the spacecraft under his feet tremble for a moment and then return to stability.

This feeling is amazing, and all five senses tell you that you are floating thanks to anti-gravity. But if you close your eyes, close your hearing, and feel it carefully, you will find that in fact, you can't even notice this huge thing under your feet. Already floating.

This is the first time in Sherlock's life that he has flown on a spaceship. He cannot help but be curious. Now Sherlock's head is more filled with curiosity about the upcoming first flight. The rest of the things Sherlock has no idea about. What are you thinking about?

Through the glass window of the spacecraft, you can see that the spacecraft has begun to slowly slide towards the hangar door. The hangar door has also ushered in its mission for the first time after it was built. It is slowly sliding towards the hangar door. Open slowly.

After a while, as the hangar door was fully opened, the speed of the spacecraft began to slowly increase, floating close to the ground and onto the runway outside the hangar.

Seeing that he had reached the place where he could take off, Tony no longer hesitated. One professional term after another began to pop out of Tony's mouth, and Jarvis was worthy of being the AI ​​closest to silicon-based life. Every item of Tony's Jarvis can execute all orders perfectly.

To be honest, Sherlock has imagined many ways of taking off a spaceship. Some take off like an airplane, accelerating in mid-air and breaking through the constraints of the earth's gravity. There are also rocket launches, where the entire spacecraft stands upright and then relies on a huge The thrust directly rushed out of the earth.

But the spaceship built by Tony truly exceeded Sherlock's imagination. After a series of inspections were completed, Tony finally gave the order to take off.

Following Tony's order, after Jarvis experienced the countdown, the entire spacecraft suddenly began to rise.

That's right, it was a sudden rise, just like pulling onions on dry land.

It stands to reason that the spacecraft should not be launched like this. After all, there are too many things to consider. Wind resistance, thrust and weight are more problems than anything else. However, with the blessing of the anti-gravity system, the spacecraft just rises higher and higher in such an outrageous way.

Even for Sherlock sitting in the cab, it didn't feel like he was sitting in a taking off spaceship at all, but rather like he was sitting in a high-speed elevator!

That's right, the entire spacecraft takes off extremely smoothly, just like the high-speed elevators in those super-high-rise buildings. You can feel the elevator going up, but there is no uncomfortable feeling at all.

In less than a moment, the scenery outside the cab changed from the endless blue sky to the dark universe. The original light blue endless sky also began to slowly disappear as the height increased. A hint of curvature.

By the time Sherlock reacted, the entire spacecraft had reached outer space and entered synchronous orbit.

Even though Sherlock technically has traveled to Asgard twice, this is the first time in Sherlock's life that he has truly set foot on the earth.

He couldn't wait to unbuckle his seat belt, and Sherlock came to the window of the command room in three steps and looked at the blue planet at his feet with emotion.

It is said that the higher the altitude, the better the scenery will be. Now Sherlock feels that this sentence is indeed true. Seeing the scenery that only astronauts can see with his own eyes, Sherlock can't think of any other adjective except shocking.

It's really hard to imagine that he is causing wind and rain in the ball under his feet, and outside this ball is the infinite universe. Sherlock seems to feel a feeling of insignificance.

This feeling is very magical. I sigh at the bigness of the world we live in, but also secretly sigh at the small place where we can move. All kinds of contradictory psychology finally turn into a sigh from the heart.

"It's so beautiful!"

Tony, who seemed to have expected Sherlock's reaction, walked over calmly, with a wicked smile on his face and complained mercilessly to Sherlock.

"What? We've all been to extraterrestrials, how can we still see the scenery in low-Earth orbit?"

After hearing Tony's complaints, Sherlock rolled his eyes angrily and retorted directly without any politeness.

"If you have nothing to do, just go back and check your spaceship to see if there is anything weird! Don't fucking stand next to me and affect my heart... Wait? Standing??? Damn! Say that! What about good weightlessness???”

Sherlock realized something was wrong only halfway through the argument. He was already in the universe and should have been weightless long ago. However, the two of them were still standing on the ground, as if they had not left at all. Same as the earth.

Tony rolled his eyes angrily at Sherlock's fuss, and complained to Sherlock in disgust.

"Didn't you hear when Jarvis did the self-examination just now? There is a gravity maintenance system here, which can ensure the same gravity as on the earth..."

Before Tony could finish his words, Sherlock interrupted Tony directly, staring at Tony with extremely expectant eyes, and his whole body became extremely excited.

"Quick, quick, please turn off that gravity maintenance system and let me have fun. I haven't experienced what zero gravity feels like!!"