Schiller was a little surprised now. If there really was such a thing, whoever got it would be invincible.
Seemingly understanding what Schiller was thinking, Laila said: "Of course it is not completely successful, otherwise there would be so much life in the universe. They should have conducted partial experiments and succeeded, so they felt that as long as they increased the yield, they could
Rule the entire universe."
"Who are 'they' who succeeded in this experiment?" Schiller asked.
"Of course they are the former Skrulls." Laila thought for a while and said: "Their technology is much better than the people of the Shi'ar Empire. I guess the people of the Shi'ar Empire must have read their experimental files.
I thought there was something interesting about this matter, so I invested so much in it.”
This reason makes sense. After all, this plan sounds too ridiculous. If it is not supported by some reliable evidence, then the money of the Shi'ar Empire does not fall from the sky, and it is impossible to pursue it so seriously.
The question is how did the Skrulls succeed then?
When I asked Laila again, she said she didn't know. She said that the doctor had come up with the plan to use viruses to build antibodies, and she was only responsible for its execution. She didn't know the specific principles.
Rocket Raccoon asked her another question. He said: "Then why did you take the job of High Evolution? You can't think that he and Dr. Durakar just have a tacit understanding, right?"
"Of course not. In fact, this was not the original plan he gave me. It was me who told him that he could do this, and he created the virus," Laila said.
"Then why does he want to help mutants? What is the so-called disaster he talks about?"
"I said I don't know." Laila spread her hands and said, "I took his job, partly because his price was high, and partly because he was also a very powerful biologist. After that, I
You may need his help."
"Okay, Miss Laila, you have talked enough today, and you must be tired. How about going back upstairs to rest first?"
Lila glanced at Schiller and said nothing. She gave Rocket Raccoon a look and asked him to go with her.
Not long after, Rocket Raccoon came back. Schiller stared at him, but Rocket Raccoon shook his head and said, "No, she didn't say anything to me."
"That's not what I asked. Didn't you two catch up on old times?"
Rocket Raccoon smiled bitterly and shook his head and said, "Weren't we just reminiscing about old times? What's there to say about those things?"
"Do you think she's telling the truth?"
"I can only say that what she said makes sense." Rocket Raccoon and Schiller were sitting on the bench together. Rocket Raccoon turned to look at Schiller and said, "What do you think? Is what she said true?"
"Nine points are true and one point is false." Schiller said: "Only this is a perfect lie. Since you said she is a clever liar, then maybe she will choose to do this."
"Which part is fake?" Rocket Raccoon asked curiously.
"Of course it's about the life integration plan." Schiller sighed and said, "I don't think she told lies, but she didn't finish telling them. She should know more."
Rocket Raccoon swung his legs and said: "If the experiment of the old Skrull Empire succeeded, then why did they still perish?"
"This shows that although that thing is strong, it is not strong enough." Schiller leaned on the back of the bench and looked at the sky and said: "This part should be true. The old Skrull Empire was on the verge of falling apart at that time.
Then it is naturally impossible to conduct a large-scale experiment. The things produced may have certain magical properties, but they cannot be used as a decisive weapon."
"Do you think this thing will fall into the hands of the Shi'ar Empire?"
"It's very possible." Schiller nodded and said: "No matter which race you are, politicians are not willing to let the rabbit go. If they don't really see how powerful this thing is, they will not invest in it.
"
"The question is what is it and is it harmful?"
"This depends on investigation." Schiller said: "I'll call Charles first. Even if he doesn't know the whole story, he can at least catch some clues."
"You don't seem to be in a hurry at all." Rocket Raccoon said, "Does this matter have something to do with you again?"
Schiller shook his head and said, "I just don't care."
"Why don't you care? If this thing succeeds..."
"This thing is impossible to succeed." Schiller said: "It's not that it's useless, it's that it can't be built."
"How can you be so sure?"
"Of course, this is my territory. I'm just a breadwinner. Will I let them integrate all life in the universe?"
"But there has to be a way to stop them."
"Then there's no need for me to go there in person. Aren't there people ready to deal with them?"
"What?"
"Mutants."
Rocket Raccoon was a little confused for a moment, but soon he said: "Although these two things have been experienced by Lila, there is actually no connection. The possible fusion life form created by the old Skrull Empire and the current mutant
There is no direct relationship with the biological riots that humans have encountered."
"It doesn't exist now, can we just let it exist?"
"What do you want to do?"
"Of course it's a phone call."
Schiller dialed the phone and was quickly connected to Professor X. Not surprisingly, he heard Magneto's voice on the other end. It seemed that the two of them had reconciled.
Schiller began his output.
He first talked about Lila, mainly about the past events between Lila and the little raccoon, and his recent discovery of Lila in the Andromeda Galaxy. He didn't know anything about what Lila was here to do.
Didn't say.
The two were also very interested in the stories of the old Skrull Empire and the Half-World Lunatic Asylum, but they couldn't relax after hearing that this plan and some of the experimental products might have been inherited by some people in the Shi'ar Empire.
Already.
Rocket Raccoon heard on the phone that Professor
Even after Schiller waited for a while, Professor
At that time, Rocket Raccoon wondered if there might not be this experimental product and there were only some experimental reports. But for some reason, the topic between the two people turned to whether they would have a brainwave shielding device.
Speaking of which, this is also a possibility. The technology of the three empires is very advanced. They can research anything that humans can research. After knowing Professor
Things are also normal.
The obvious failure to detect this matter put a lot of pressure on Professor
Asked Schiller again, Schiller just said that he had obtained some information and told them because he was worried that these people would cause trouble in the Shi'ar Empire and affect the rule of mutants. He never mentioned the biological uprising in the Andromeda Galaxy.
However, when the phone was about to hang up, Schiller still pretended to be concerned and asked how things were going with the Andromeda Galaxy. Professor X obviously didn't elaborate and hung up the phone in a hurry.
"Is this the end?" Rocket Raccoon looked at him and asked.
Schiller nodded and said, "Yes, otherwise, what else would we do?"
"I have to ask what exactly you did."
Schiller patted Rocket Raccoon on the head and said, "You are better suited to be a raccoon. Do you want me to get you some marshmallows?"
Rocket Raccoon immediately jumped up and said: "What do you mean? Are you mocking me for being stupid?!"
"Of course not, you are the smartest raccoon in the universe."
"I..." Rocket Raccoon was choked. It took him a second to react before he realized that Schiller was not complimenting him. He almost became angry from embarrassment.
Schiller stood up, and Rocket Raccoon followed him. Seeing that Rocket Raccoon was walking too slowly, Schiller hugged him directly.
"I did just tell Professor
"The old Skrull Empire conducted experiments on the life fusion plan, and it is suspected that something was created, and now there is a biological riot virus breaking out in the Andromeda galaxy of mutants. Isn't it easy to associate the two together?"
"But the old Skrull Empire was a mechanical civilization and was not good at biological experiments... Oh, I understand, that's why you have to tell them that the experimental results may have fallen into the hands of the Shi'ar Empire, which is good at biological experiments."
"Yes, the key point is that the process of mutants ruling the Shi'ar Empire is not smooth. Have you ever heard of the term "guilty conscience"?
Rocket Raccoon wasn't really stupid. He figured it out after thinking about it. He said, "The mutants are worried that someone will find out that they secretly changed the queen?"
"Yes, even if no one may know it now, someone will know it in the future. If this group of people becomes the resistance faction, and the successful experiment of the old Skrull Empire happens to fall into the hands of the resistance faction, mutants
But we’re going to be in big trouble.”
"But they are really in trouble now. How do they know that some people didn't know that they were stealing the country and used weapons that were successfully tested to deal with them?"
Rocket Raccoon nodded. He thought Schiller was right, but he still had a question, so he asked.
"Then how do you know that Professor
"Wouldn't that be better?" Schiller said: "They couldn't even guard against Professor
Got it figured out?"
Rocket Raccoon thought for a moment and agreed. Professor
When things are connected, mutants will take the initiative to deal with them.
Rocket Raccoon gave Schiller a thumbs up and said, "You are the smartest human being in the world."
"You can't say that." Schiller shook his head and said, "After all, there are people on this farm competing for the title of the smartest human being."
At this time, Rocket Raccoon looked up and found that he was in the basement of Stone House. As soon as he opened the door, he heard the two turkeys, Stark and Reed, quarreling again.
"I'll say it again, your experimental conclusion is inaccurate, so can your survey results be accurate? You are just guessing!"
"Who told you that this experimental conclusion is inaccurate? Just because I didn't test it in front of you, is it inaccurate? Don't you think you are a bit arrogant?!"
The two were tit for tat, while laboratory assistant Susan stood aside with a look of helplessness.