Marvel's Superman

It had been a month since they last discussed the trans-universe transmission plan.

He had to admit that Iron Man and Dr. Banner indeed had great ideas.

They were ready to open up the quantum realm with the help of Hank Pym's technology.

After that, it was transformed into a space-time transmission device.

With the cosmic coordinates provided by the Ancient One, Iron Man had completed the construction of the model.

The next step was to build a space-time machine and put it into use.

Iron Man and Dr. Banner stayed up all night and also brought Doctor Strange..

They finalized the complete plan and began to enter the implementation stage.

This was a huge and time-consuming project. Even though S.H.I.E.L.D's resources were mobilized and a large amount of manpower and material resources were invested, only one-third of it had been completed right now.

Luke didn't show impatience. When he was idle, he went to visit Kamar Taj, asked Wong for a hot pot, and then went to the library to read some books.

Sometimes he would talk to Strange for a while, but this guy was much more boring than his teacher, the Ancient One.

Usually, when he had time, he would play games with Thor and team up with him to score some points.

He would also attend various Avengers celebration parties, accept the invitation from the White House, give speeches, and brush up his reputation.

This was his daily life.

Living a full and comfortable life.

The only thing that caused him a bit of a headache was being known as the great hero who saved the world and even the universe.

Superman's name spread like wildfire and had spread all over the world.

Currently, his popularity was tending to surpass that of the Avengers, becoming a new favorite of the media.

As a result, wherever Luke went, a group of fans would come, take photos, and ask for autographs.

The discussion about Superman had become a hot topic, with more than one billion followers.

Major TV stations rushed to send invitations for interviews, various well-known talk shows, and the official media blew up the phone at S.H.I.E.L.D's front desk.

This gave Luke, who just wanted to live a quiet life, a slight headache.

"I find that you know how to deal with the media and the public better than Stark and Captain Rogers."

In the private area of S.H.I.E.L.D's headquarters, Nick Fury, who had long since retired, looked over at Superman, who was lying on a bench, sunbathing.

After he was brought back by Luke's snap, he went to work again and took over most of the work in S.H.I.E.L.D.

Soon after the social order was rebuilt, a leader like Nick Fury was urgently needed to stabilize the situation, contact other nations and integrate their forces.

"Didn't Tony tell you that in my universe, I wasn't only a war hero, but also a General in the Pentagon, and the director of S.H.I.E.L.D "

Luke bit into his straw and murmured.

"Director Fury, my job is to preside over the overall situation and maintain order like you. So, I often appear in public."

"I see."

The one-eyed Director asked curiously.

"What about me? What am I like in your universe?"

Luke pondered slightly and replied, "If it weren't for this unexpected incident, you'd be driving me right now."

Fury's face twitched; he didn't think he would be a driver.

Life was too strange!

"Director Fury, what can I do for you?"

Luke put down his juice and asked softly.

"Stark asked me to call you over. The space-time transmission device he's working on with Dr. Banner is almost ready."

Fury's eyes flashed as he spoke in a deep voice, "They're going to conduct a test, and you need to participate in it."

"This is a small thing. They just needed to make a phone call. There's no need to trouble Director Fury to make the trip himself."

Luke smiled, glanced at the other person, and faintly said, "Take away your unnecessary worry. If I had any other ideas, the Avengers wouldn't be able to stop me."

He knew Nick Fury's thoughts. Seeing Superman's strength and prestige grow, Fury was becoming wary of him.

It was an old habit.

It's just like how Batman saw everyone, thinking they were dangerous, even himself.

It was all persecution paranoia!

"Hahaha, then you should hurry. Stark is waiting."

Nick Fury awkwardly laughed, neither denying nor admitting it.

Deep down, he was eager to send Superman away as soon as possible.

This guy could even press Thanos down to the ground, beat him, and use the six Infinity Stones without any problems.

Once such a powerful and terrible existence went astray or tragically turned evil, who could stop it?

Out of an agent's professional habit, Nick Fury would always think from the dark side of humanity.

He had to imagine the worst-case scenario and develop a plan to deal with it.

"Haha."

Luke shrugged his shoulders. He knew about Nick Fury's vigilance, but he wasn't angry.

When dealing with these people, he had to put up with their insignificant little problems.

If he ever visited the studio next door and met Batman in the future, the latter would certainly watch him with a suspicious attitude and a critical eye.

'So, the one who should be put in Arkham Asylum is Batman, wearing the Bruce Wayne mask. '

Luke thought silently.

Afterward, he took the elevator to the working area of S.H.I.E.L.D's base.

Iron Man and Dr. Banner, one was standing on a spacious platform, and the other was operating instruments underneath.

"Come in. This is the space-time transmission device we developed."

Iron Man's excitement was high. When he saw Luke, he couldn't wait to start introducing it.

"We'll use the Pym particles to shrink you into the microscopic universe and then throw you out of this universe by interfering with quantum space-time..."

Luke stepped onto the translucent high-strength glass platform, glanced around, and asked, "What do you need me to do?"

Dr. Banner operated the instrument with a crackle, turning it on and slowly opening a channel at the top.

"We want to see the effect, that is, to send you into the quantum realm, and then successfully return --- It starts with time travel in this universe, and then proceeds to cross-universe transmission."

Iron Man replied.

"As for the 'transit station' plan, that's a stage further down the road."

The transit station was a bold idea from Doctor Strange, adopted by Iron Man and Dr. Banner.

Simply put, after activating the trans-universe transmission, Luke would board a train with no known endpoint.

Because the destination wasn't clear, he needed to get off every time he arrived at a cosmic box with other numbers to collect coordinates data and other important information.

It was equivalent to using those universes as transit stations, changing routes and targets at any time, and constantly improving this road back home.

It sounded unreliable, but there was no better way.

After all, the Avengers, including Doctor Strange, were just characters in a small box.

There was a slight deviation in the understanding of many aspects of the knowledge.

For example, Iron Man couldn't accept that he married Captain America in a certain universe.

Although it was a female version of Tony Stark, she was a proud young lady who was born into a rich family and was in charge of a large enterprise at a young age.

However, in his original words, 'How could a girl with normal aesthetics look at a 100-year-old man, who would lecture someone just because of saying one curse word?'

In response to Iron Man's reaction, Luke said he would send him a wedding photo of Natasha Stark and Captain America if he had a chance to pass through that universe.

One was the darling daughter from a well-off family, and the other was a poor Brooklyn boy.

A proud and straight woman and an excellent blond man.

One was a research consultant + associate, and the other was a team leader + core member.

And they were still in the same organization, cooperating with each other to save the world.

Psst!

This element!

They could make a film, [Avengers' in love and war.]