The Martial God of the Marvel World

Chapter 243 Foreseeing the future
Tom is a native Montanan. His family has been herdsmen on this vast grassland for generations.

With the progress of the times, grazing has become very easy now.

The prairie is a no-man's land, and you can graze anywhere. You can find a piece of grassland for the sheep to eat. When they have eaten enough, you drive the sheepdog and drive them from one grassland to another.

After dark, you can just sleep in the car. The sheep have positioning collars on their necks, so you don't have to worry about losing them. Besides, on this vast grassland, the sheep don't have the courage to run around. As for the wolves, they have to stay away from the submachine guns.

Although it was boring, the income was not low, so Tom did not need to go to college. After graduating from high school, he took over the car keys from his father and started his own herding career. In a few years, he would find a big-butt woman to marry and have children, and his life would be complete.

In order to prevent the sheep from eating all the grass roots, they cannot stay in a pasture for too long. Today, Tom drove his sheep again and headed towards the Rocky Mountains.

White clouds float by, the sky is blue, and the breeze brings the scent of green grass.

Tom, who was driving and humming a song, suddenly stopped. He stopped the car, got out, climbed on the roof, and looked into the distance.

The grassland was open and it was easy to see far away. In the distant horizon, Tom actually saw traces of metal buildings.

"Damn it!" Tom cursed in a low voice.

"This must be another mining company coming here to mine!"

"State legislators are a bunch of greedy hyenas. They dare to issue mining licenses recklessly just for money!"

Tom frowned and thought carefully for a while, then shook his head and muttered:

"No, I have to go and see which company it is, and then let the people from the Agricultural Association go and settle the accounts with them!"

He got back in the car, walked around the flock of sheep and headed straight for the pointed-roof building in the distance.

Tom thought the building seemed very close, but it took him more than half an hour to drive on the grassland to get close to it.

As the distance got closer, he could see the building more clearly. He suddenly realized that although the building was not very tall, the size of the area it occupied was far beyond his imagination.

This is a very sci-fi base. It seems to be a pure metal structure. It is several miles in radius and seems to be constantly expanding outward.

In the center of the base was a prism-shaped building made of a strange metal. The base was wide, with a side length of hundreds of meters. It became thinner as it went up, and it seemed to be unfinished, with only about ten floors.

"Damn it! How much grassland will be occupied by this car?" Tom didn't realize the seriousness of the problem and continued to drive forward angrily.

Then, after getting close to a certain position, it seemed that an alarm was triggered, and a hole suddenly opened above the prism, and a robot flew over.

Tom stuck his head out of the car, raised his middle finger to the robot, and shouted, "FUCK YOU! Which company do you belong to? This grassland is only for grazing, not for industrial mining!"

But the robot had no intention of talking to him. It flew over, pulled the car door open, and pulled him out of the car. "Hey! You're breaking the law! Let me down!" Tom continued to yell recklessly, punching and kicking the robot. "I'm telling you! I'm hurt! I'm going to find a lawyer to sue you! I'm going to bankrupt your company! I..."

Tom kept cursing all the way and was carried into the prism by the robot, and then Tom shut up.

In front of Tom, he saw robots shuttling back and forth everywhere in the prism. There was also a robot production line next to it, and a large number of robots were coming off the production line.

And in such a huge prism base, there is not a single human being.

Tom then realized what he had encountered. He turned pale and muttered, "Oh no! The robots are rebelling!"

Dr. Zora did not expect that the plan would be disrupted by humans just as it began.

"It's a little early, but never mind. Plans are always slower than changes. Let Alexander help keep it secret."
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Carl didn't know how he survived, nor did he know how long he could live, but there was only one thought in his mind, which was to rescue his wife and daughter from the clutches of that devil.

Perhaps it was this strong obsession that supported him, or perhaps it was the Qigong he had learned from his daughter that had a certain effect. In short, Karl dragged his crippled body and crawled back to the room.

He picked up the phone and thought carefully for a long time before he finally found someone he could ask for help - Lena.

He knew that it was Reina who went to China to find Daisy, but he didn't know that it was Reina who betrayed him. In fact, even if he knew, he couldn't care less now. He needed Reina's help now.

"Reina, I need your help!"

As soon as he opened his mouth, Reina's angry voice came from the other side:
"Don't come to me again! You liar! That thing destroyed me!"

Reina found the temple in Puerto Rico with the obelisk and successfully completed her transformation into an ugly ghost with the ability to foresee the future!
The awakening of the Inhumans is similar to that of the mutants. Most of them have rubbish abilities, and many of them cannot maintain their own appearance.

Reina's ability is actually very useless. She can foresee certain fragments of the future, but she cannot change them. Everything she does will ultimately cause what she sees to happen.

In addition, she used to be a pretty black pearl, but now she has become a black hedgehog. No woman can bear this kind of blow!
"Reina, I'm going to die! Daisy and the others have been captured! All the Inhumans have been captured! If you use the obelisk to become an Inhuman now, he won't let you go!"

Carl was spitting blood foam and gasping for breath, trying to persuade Lena to help.

Reina originally wanted to refuse, but her useless foresight ability suddenly took effect, showing a series of devastating scenes before her eyes.

She saw a head in the sky that seemed larger than the Earth, covering most of the Earth. Under the head, all kinds of strange alien warships were shuttling back and forth.

She also saw that in the sky, a large number of robots were coming in overwhelming numbers, and many powerful magnetic field warriors were fighting each other, and the shock waves were spreading everywhere. The earth was devastated, mountains collapsed, rivers changed their course, and cities became ruins. There were dead bodies everywhere, blood and debris everywhere.

"Hiss..." She took a breath and immediately changed her mind, "Okay, I'll help you. Where are you?"

(End of this chapter)