Infinite Horror Bulk Players

I think Chapter 216 could be optimized in this way.

"Well, since you said that you only found him now, so you can only start transmitting your consciousness now, right?"

But since he was able to have his consciousness transported back to the past to change the present, it means that he is definitely not as young as he looks.

According to the information we obtained when we hacked into the Sentinel robot, the Sentinel robot was developed starting in the 1970s. If you want to change time, you must be sending it to that point in time, right?

And this operation of changing the timeline definitely takes time, right? Otherwise, you would have succeeded by now and wouldn't need to say anything more to us.

“That’s right.” The group couldn’t help but find it a little funny as they watched the child, who was less than a meter tall, talking slowly and deliberately. It was as if they were watching a child trying to act like an adult.

"If that's the case, then in the decades that followed, was there not a single timeline where a Sentinel robot, though already under construction, hadn't yet begun destroying the world?" Lin Hao tilted his head, looking at this group of idiots.

"Is it difficult for you to simply send him back to the past, without having to return directly to where it all started, but just to a relatively safe place, and then have him find you again, and then return to the past once more?"

American popcorn movies often have plots that don't hold up to scrutiny and are far inferior to similar films like Steins;Gate.

Once you return to the past, it's already difficult to succeed in teleporting to the future before you can completely change it, especially since the two timelines are developing in sync. It's even harder to succeed on the first try if you only want to teleport once.

Phoenix Institute's Fiend can jump from the future three thousand times, repeatedly rewinding the timeline. How come you guys have better conditions, yet you all seem to be facing constant danger?
The faces of Phantom Cat and the others froze.

Although they were eager to find a way to refute it, the plan did seem feasible.

Moreover, this indirect transmission takes significantly less time than a one-step transmission.

Unlike a one-step approach, Wolverine needs to find Professor X, who has fallen into depravity, to help him recover, then find Quicksilver, rescue Magneto, and together they must stop humanity from creating Sentinel robots.

Indirect teleportation would allow them to send Wolverine back to when Professor X's powers were still active. Wolverine wouldn't need to explain anything; Professor X could simply glance at his mind and understand everything. After that, they wouldn't even need to save Magneto; finding Shadowcat would be enough to complete the mission.

After all, the fact that the two timelines remained synchronized after returning to the past can be explained by the ability of Phantom Cat to connect the two timelines.

Only when her powers are severed and Wolverine returns to the present can the past overwrite the present.

Otherwise, if Wolverine is thrown into the sea later on, and the subsequent plot developments have nothing to do with Wolverine, why hasn't history changed?
The only explanation is that Phantom Cat is still looking at the past history. Only when she feels that history has indeed been changed and ends her ability can the new history cover the old history.

Now, back to the present, the solution is quite clear.

If Shadowcat can send Wolverine back to a safe period in the past and have him meet with Professor X so that Professor X can read Wolverine's memories, then Shadowcat can end his powers immediately.

Professor X from the past then shares his memories with Wolverine from the past, allowing Wolverine to travel back to the 1970s through Shadowcat and change the future.

So no matter how long Wolverine dragged things out in the 1970s, the time consumed was all within the timeline of the period when he served as a transit point.

Lin Hao could simply sit back and enjoy the fruits of others' labor; there's no need for the thrills depicted in the movies.

"What a brilliant idea!" Professor X couldn't help but clap his hands. "Did you come up with all of this the moment you heard about our plan?" "Guess," Lin Hao said with a tilted head and a smile.

Professor X looked at the childlike figure. Although he couldn't see the person's face, he could still sense that the person was like a mischievous child.

The Charm+2 effect quietly activated.

Professor X had no intention of finding out Lin Hao's thoughts and accepted the proposal without hesitation.

“I have no problem with you guys enjoying chatting, but I suggest we send Wolverine back to the past as soon as possible, because the Sentinel robots have already started coming.” Zhan Lan interrupted Professor X’s admiring gaze at Lin Hao and said decisively.

This made Professor X look at Zhan Lan, who was also a psychic.
It's just that it seems a little different from mine.

Professor X's ability is to see into the mental fluctuations of everyone, using these fluctuations to locate people, control them, and modify their personalities.
They are completely lost when faced with inanimate objects.

Zhan Lan's is a wide-area radar, which is powerful in terms of detection, but it is far inferior in terms of mind control, both in terms of quantity and intensity. At least even if she had the helmet made by Magneto, she could not control the whole world at the same time without having the ability to control demons.

"Let's act quickly without delay." With Zhan Lan's warning, the others didn't say anything more. Phantom Cat dragged Wolverine into the house, made him lie on the bed, and then pressed his head down, beginning to transmit his consciousness back to when they were still in school.

Lin Hao turned to Professor X and asked, "Would you mind if I set up weapons here?"

"You can do anything to stop the Sentinel robots." Professor X raised his hand, indicating that Lin Hao was free to do as he pleased.

Anyway, these things won't happen if history changes, so what does he care about? The most important thing right now is for everyone to survive.

Seeing this, Lin Hao took out a C-level construction tool from the team's warehouse and began to build an armored vehicle on the empty space next to him.

Red Queen's armored vehicle.

Although there was no data on Red Queen during her X-Men days, which meant Lin Hao had to re-enter the hover tank design blueprints for her, it was just a side matter and wouldn't take more than a few minutes.

Professor X watched as robots began mass-producing around the armored vehicle, digging, mining, and even building a huge cultivation chamber underground, and couldn't help but feel somewhat bewildered.

"What are you doing?"

"We need to produce raw materials because the new Sentinels have the ability to control metal, so we can only use bio-armor for defense."

Originally, there were enough Kaiju shells, but in San Francisco, the Red Queen had used them all up. In addition, the shells contained metal for easy shaping, which resulted in that batch of troops being overrun by the Sentinels.

Therefore, the hover tanks created this time must be based on pure biotechnology, which means they will require an even greater amount of monsters.

(End of this chapter)