[Comprehensive] Refined dollar bills

Marnie lowered her eyelids, looking like a normal person.

But Tony knew she wasn't. She was already immersed in the strange world of middle school and couldn't extricate herself. Sure enough, she still couldn't let her read too many comic books.

Of course, Marnie didn't know that she was such a middle school girl in Tony's eyes, so she analyzed herself: "Why am I an orphan? Why don't I have any memory of my biological parents?"

Tony said indifferently: "...I think it's because your hippocampus was not fully developed at that time. According to common sense, no one on earth will remember the memory when you were just born. If you do, then It's called 'Not Earthlings'."

Marnie opened her mouth but was speechless.

But she didn't give up, and continued.

"But I think I'm really abnormal—" Marnie said, "I always knew where to find money. This is the beginning, and recently I can even feel the things around me that can be exchanged for money. "

This is finally getting to the point, Tony touched his chin: "I've been looking for the reason for this, because it's not as simple as you said, you can't just pick up money, you didn't find out that the money went to Do you run around?"

Marnie couldn't restrain her imagination, and immediately made up a row of banknotes with joyful and excited expressions on her face, even a little blush, lined up to jump into her pocket, and said in her mouth, "Family is the most important thing." It’s neat and tidy…”

What a weird picture these are!

Marnie felt that she was getting messy in the wind...

Tony obviously didn't know what was going on in Marnie's mind, and continued: "But I found my friends and looked around the country for such examples, and I really found similar people recently."

These words brought Marnie back to her senses, and she lifted her spirits: "Who are they? They are also like me... Uh, can they pick up money for no reason?"

The world is so big, what's so weird about it?

Of course, there are people who want to find some people with particularly good fortune, but if the other party admits that he can perceive the existence of banknotes, then the other party will probably be treated as a psychopath and sent to a special hospital.

So Tony hesitated for a while, and then said: "Although no one explicitly admits that they picked up the money out of subjective will, my friend did find some people who are as lucky as you."

Marnie's expression darkened for a while, but she felt that this was already a great progress. After summarizing the current situation, she still showed a slight smile and murmured: "Great, Tony, I want to meet them ——I'm getting more and more disturbed now, and today I saw six figures on a lottery ticket!"

After she said this, Tony, who didn't take this matter to heart, paused immediately, then turned his head and asked in surprise, "What do you think you can see on the lottery ticket?"

Marnie didn't expect him to ask this, and blinked blankly: "I said I saw a series of numbers on the lottery ticket today, with six digits. Speaking of which, the largest number I could see before was only five digits starting with 1." It’s just digits, and now the numbers of money I happen to come across are getting bigger and bigger.”

This is so fucking unreal, isn't it!

Tony frowned, pulled Marnie to his side, and reprimanded him seriously: "Why didn't you tell me about this in the first place!"

"This... is there anything to say about this?" Marnie continued to be at a loss.

Tony held his forehead and explained: "Normal people will never see the numbers on the lottery ticket! Not to mention the numbers have different sizes!"

Marnie was completely stunned, her eyes widened in surprise: "You can't see???"

Tony stood up and pointed to his clothes: "Can you see how much money I bring now?"

Marnie immediately looked at his trouser pocket, and there was a string of numbers jumping next to it. Marnie blinked and asked timidly, "600 dollars?"

——This is so fucking unreal!

Marnie noticed Tony's increasingly strange eyesight, she immediately shrank back vigilantly, and said with tears in her eyes, "You, you said you can't dissect me!"

Seeing her expression, Tony leaned against the experimental table next to him, dumbfounded: "Don't worry, I won't dissect you, and I won't let others dissect you."

In any case, what Tony said was quite reliable to Marnie. Marnie was a little relieved, and then she became at a loss: "Then, what should I do? Are you really unable to see the money?"

Tony thought about it, and felt that if he wanted to find out what happened to Marnie, there seemed to be no other way but to dissect her, but he had just promised Marnie that he would not dissect her, so of course he couldn't break his word now.

"You can tell me first—" Tony organized his words, "For example, did you have this string of numbers when you picked up money before? Or did any strange things happen before you picked up money?"

When Tony said this, Marnie realized it.

"You're right..." she whispered, "I didn't seem to pay much attention to this number before."

Her expression became more and more mysterious, and Tony felt inexplicably horrified, and even noticed a faint chill behind him...

He reacted suddenly, turned back to stare at the guy behind him with a cold face: "Little clumsy, who told you to spray air-conditioning behind me?"

The little clumsy hand who was scolded silently backed away, shrunk aside quite aggrieved, Marnie glanced at it quickly, usually she still had the intention to comfort the little clumsy hand, but now she felt that she needed comfort!

Lao Jia played soft music, which can be called the most intimate artificial intelligence in history.

Time and music flowed in Tony's laboratory, and Tony had the rare patience to wait for her to think.Finally, Marnie slowly sorted out her thoughts, and said to Tony: "This matter is a bit strange to say—"

Marnie said: "Actually, I didn't pay attention to the existence of this string of numbers before. Tsk, they seemed to be in the blind spot of my vision before. I knew they were there, but I never looked into that aspect carefully."

Tony rejoiced in his heart that Marnie's expressive ability was not in a mess. Her statement now is much more normal than before, and it doesn't feel particularly mysterious.

"But recently they've become clearer," Marnie frowned, "I don't know when I noticed them, but anyway—I know they've always been there, but I've only really seen them recently These numbers, um...although I didn’t see these numbers when I picked up money before, but I always have this feeling.”

Fantastic again...

"What does it feel like?" Tony asked her seriously.

After thinking for a long time, Marnie replied seriously: "I guess it should be like the intuition and inspiration you have when you are at a dance party and can always instantly spot the most beautiful girl in the audience."

Tony fell silent for a moment.

Wow, it's amazing that he actually understood such a metaphysical feeling!

Then this matter will be difficult, because he doesn't care at all how he sees the most shining woman in the audience at a glance. Anyway, that lady is shining like this, so he can see her at a glance.

No wonder Marnie didn't mention this feeling before. If it was him, he probably wouldn't tell everyone that he was a good hunter, and he would be able to screen all the ladies at a glance.

"Tony?"

Seeing that he was silent for a long time with a strange expression on his face, Marnie pushed him cautiously, and after seeing him come back to his senses, she asked nervously, "So I'm really not from Earth?"

"Don't think about it," Tony raised his forehead, "Even if you're not from Earth, it's not some strange alien, at most it's a mutation of a certain species on Earth."

Marnie had an inexplicable feeling of regret, and she confirmed to Tony again without giving up: "Are you sure? Are you sure that I am not an orphan left on Earth by some alien planet? If I want to find my biological parents, can Lao Jia help me?" Did I send a signal to the aliens or something?"

"You think too much," Tony said indifferently ending her fantasy again, "but you are now the adopted daughter of the Stark family, if there is a real princess on the earth, your identity can almost be ranked first, now you Are you still thinking that you are the child of an alien?"

"I think aliens are cooler than princesses—" Marnie said unwillingly, "I think I can explore it a little more."

"Very well, since you like to explore so much," Tony raised his chin, "write me a research paper on the origin of your own planet, more than 5000 words."

Marnie: "...are you kidding me?"

"No," Tony simply ignored her, turned on his system again, and then the appearance of a new set of armor was projected in front of the experimental table, he said lazily, "Go, speculate if you are an alien , what are the habits and characteristics of the people on your planet, and how does the social system work.”

Marnie: "...If I have the brains, I will contribute to Marvel Comics! Maybe I can become a great writer or something."

"That's not very good." Tony stretched out his hand to enlarge the elbow of the battle armor, distracted from chatting with her, "Alien orphans have become famous writers on Earth by promoting information about their home planet, and you are considered a winner in life gone."

Marnie felt like she was being played!

"Tony, are you going to leave me alone!" Marnie was filled with righteous indignation, "Or do you think I'm just joking! I can use my fortune to assure you that everything I just said is true."

"Who doesn't believe you anymore?" Tony turned around and said patiently, "I have already sent the information of other people with the physique of the 'maneki-cat' on the planet to your mailbox, and after your semester is over, you can Go visit them."

Marnie was stunned: "Really?"

"Of course it's true," Tony waved his hand, "I hope you can find the reason for your strange fortune, but you have to promise me..."

Marnie blinked and asked obediently, "What's the matter?"

"After you die, the body must be left to me." Tony said seriously, "I really want to see what your structure is."

Marnie: "...I knew you had no good intentions qaq!"