Leziren’s happy life in Marvel

As it turned out, Sherlock did train her up, even a little too much. Except that the address changed from master to master's brother, Lilith could be said to be a sister who could only exist in fantasy in everyone's eyes.

She loves to act coquettishly, loves to be clingy, is adorable and soft. It can be said that any man cannot refuse such a sister or daughter.

After all, which macho man can resist a real-life version of Miracle Nikki?

Anyway, it is obvious to the naked eye that Sherlock has spoiled Lilith to the point that she has not changed. The little skirt she wears changes every day and has never been the same.

But as time went on, both Sherlock and everyone in the training ground noticed something different.

That is, Lilith's attitude towards each person is so different that it is like a programmed robot.

To Sherlock, she dotes on him extremely, as if he had seen his own god, and she is exactly like the girl in his dreams. But to people other than Sherlock, who have some relationship with Sherlock, that enthusiasm is much less.

If it was the less familiar Black Widow, no matter how nice Black Widow was to Lilith, her reaction would be indifferent, and she would only maintain the most basic politeness.

You may say, isn't this normal? Everyone has their own preferences!

But the fact is, such preferences seem to be fixed!

No matter how good the Black Widows were to Lilith, and even if their feelings for Lilith surpassed Sherlock's and reached the level of doting, Lilith's response to the Black Widows was simply to be polite.

Originally, no one noticed anything unusual in this situation, but one day, when everyone was busy and Lilith was left alone at home, the problem was finally exposed.

Lilith, alone, looked like a robot. She sat on the sofa in Sherlock's house with an expressionless face all day without moving.

Sherlock discovered this abnormality through the surveillance at home.

Out of concern for Lilith's health, Sherlock took Lilith to Tony for a physical examination.

The results of the physical examination were shocking.

Lilith cannot be called an independent living being at all. Judging from Lilith's genes, it would be more appropriate to call her an artificial life created by human intervention.

Lilith's love for Sherlock comes from genetic selection and has nothing to do with her own feelings. It is not an exaggeration to say that Lilith is a completely flesh-and-blood robot that has been programmed!

This discovery made the entire training ground and the Avengers feel horrified, even Sherlock was no exception. Although Sherlock had overestimated the darkness of Sakaar, he still didn't expect it to be so dark.

He actually treated life as a toy, giving life and arranging life at the same time!

This was also the first time that the strong in the universe could dominate everything of the weak, including their lives. This cruel law of the jungle appeared nakedly before everyone's eyes.

The most important thing is that Jane, who has experience studying abroad in space, added a layer of buff to this cruel fact.

According to Jian, cosmic civilization has gone through three stages. At the beginning, it was the naked law of the dark forest, just like the Three-Body Problem described by Liu Cixin.

It’s like the tribal era on Earth. Every civilization didn’t want to be the effort or sacrifice of other tribes, so they were all trying hard to hide and develop themselves.

Until the emergence of a super-powerful civilization like the Singer Civilization, which used absolute force to bring the entire cosmic civilization into a situation similar to the feudal dynasty on Earth.

The development of civilization in the universe also evolved from the initial dark forest to dynasty rule.

But life has its own length, and no one wants to be inferior to others, so after this absolutely powerful civilization collapsed due to internal reasons, the entire universe once again became the chaotic era of warlords as it is today.

The laws that are respected have changed from the division of different classes during the dynasty period to the cruel law of the jungle based on absolute power mixed with the law of the dark forest.

Weak civilizations try desperately to hide themselves to avoid becoming playthings in the hands of powerful civilizations. Powerful civilizations or individuals are constantly conquering, and wars, plunder, and massacres occur almost every moment in the universe.

In the universe, no one will speak up for the weak. This is almost an iron law of the entire universe.

Therefore, Jane, who had studied abroad in space, was not surprised by Lilith's situation. In fact, Jane had even seen more exaggerated existences.

With Jane's explanation and Lilith's true situation in front of them, the Avengers who knew the details fell silent. Almost in an instant, a sense of crisis enveloped everyone's head.

Except Sherlock.

How should I put it? Now Sherlock even has some respect for Thanos.

If Jane's statement is correct, then there is no doubt that Thanos is a complete outlier compared to all the overlords of the universe. It is not an exaggeration to even call him a weirdo. He is a pure idealist and a realist who is really fighting for his ideals.

Because according to Sherlock's current understanding of Thanos, Thanos is not interested in things like domination. His way of doing things is to put into practice his idea of ​​destroying half of the life in the universe so that limited resources can be better utilized.

There is even a strong witness to the fact that Thanos has no interest in dominating the weak, and that is Gamora in green!

Logically speaking, after conquering Gamora's planet, Thanos should have had absolute control over the planet, and even over all life on the planet.

But Thanos just took Gamora away, killed half of the people on the planet and left!

I can only say that Thanos is really weird and really hardcore.

Of course, Sherlock was very happy that the Avengers had a sense of crisis. Although Sherlock had determined that this battle was a doomed defeat, Sherlock was still very curious about why his future self in the parallel world chose to hand over the Reality Stone.

After all, according to the existing multiverse theory, when Sherlock saw the old Captain, the universe had already begun to diverge. That so-called future self would definitely not choose to hand over the Infinity Stones just for such a small reason as making the Avengers feel defeated.

You know, before meeting the old Captain America, according to Sherlock's plan, he was going to kill Thanos directly when he first came to Earth!

But, unfortunately, since that time, Sherlock could no longer find the older version of the captain, so Sherlock had to grope his way forward on his own.