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Josie looked at Marwell's expression, lost in thought.

It's probably not that it's unsuitable to take action, but rather that they don't want to.

As expected, this woman wasn't stupid; she probably guessed his thoughts and had no intention of making a move.

That's right, the reason Josie told Marwell about Attilan's existence was actually to use someone else to do her dirty work.

If the Kree Empire wants to eliminate Attiland, there are two main possibilities: one is to send a fleet to bomb Attiland flat, and the other is to send elite troops or simply have Mar-Vell take action.

Josie definitely can't get involved in the former, but she also won't suffer any losses.

However, if it is the latter, especially as it is now, with Kerry's top brass ordering Marwell to handle the situation, then there is much more room for maneuver.

After all, the Inhumans have all sorts of abilities, and they've mastered a lot of Kree technology, so they're not easy to deal with.

Therefore, Josie had every reason to offer help, which gave her an opportunity to reach into Attilan.

After all, a high-tech city located on the moon is quite tempting.

If we could occupy it as the headquarters of Ouroboros, that would obviously be ideal.

Unfortunately, Marwell didn't take the bait...

"I'm sorry, Josie and Margot, I'm afraid I won't be able to wait until your wedding. At the latest, I'll have to leave the day after tomorrow." Just as Josie was feeling regretful, Marwell finished a glass of milk and spoke up.

"So sudden?" Josie was taken aback.

Carter and Margot, standing nearby, also cast puzzled glances at them.

Carter, needless to say, after several exchanges between the two, she had basically let go of her resentment. During this time, their relationship progressed rapidly, and they were just one step away from breaking through the final barrier.

All I can say is that a tough woman is a tough woman; developing feelings through fighting is something else entirely.

Although Margot had only known Marwell for a short time, she already had a very good impression of this easygoing guest.

Now that the other party is leaving so quickly and I'm going to miss their wedding, I feel a little regretful.

"I can't help it, something urgent came up at home, they're urging me to go back!" Marwell sighed. "Josh, could you tell your friend we're leaving in three days?"

She didn't want to go back either; she hadn't had enough of the delicious food and fun things to do on Earth yet.

But she must obey the commands from the Supreme Wisdom.

"Alright, how's your ship's carrying capacity? I'll have someone gather some more local specialties from Earth for you these next few days!" Josie nodded and said. Since the other party wanted to leave, he couldn't force him to stay, so he might as well go all the way and let Dracula foot the bill anyway.

“Thank you very much. The ship’s carrying capacity is about the same as your cruise ship, but it’s inconvenient to transport everything. You can prepare about the same amount as your private plane.” Marville didn’t refuse. For ordinary Earthlings, that much cargo, even just the most common food, would be a lot of money. But for a Kree elite like her, the value of those things was really not much. At most, she could just give away a few Kree Empire technological products like shield generators before leaving.

Mar-Vell dared to give these things away because, in her view, the technological gap between the Kree and Earth was too great. Items like shield generators belonged to advanced civilizations; for Earth's technology to crack them? It would take hundreds of years!

Marwell could never have imagined that Josie, this Earthling, was cheating.

Shield generation technology is not actually a very rare technology in the world of Red Alert.

For example, the Iron Curtain device of the Russian camp and the force field shield of the power plant are not actually that different in principle.

The only difference lies in the energy source and the degree of control.

In the world of Red Alert, the Iron Curtain device is virtually invincible in terms of protection.

However, due to its enormous energy consumption, the facility is actually very large, far from being as small as it appears in the game.

Its function is not to protect a small number of combat units as in the game, but for city defense—most importantly, to defend against nuclear attacks.

The overall effect is actually similar to the city-level energy shield that appeared in Wakanda in Avengers: Endgame.

It's just that due to energy limitations, it can't last as long as Wakanda, nor can it cover such a large area.

That means it can only protect the core area of ​​the city.

Even so, in the entire Russian camp, only a few of the most important cities have this thing. No matter how many there are, the cost is too high and the required power cannot be supplied.

However, with the destruction of Wakanda, a large amount of vibranium with extremely powerful energy storage properties has flowed into Josie's hands and been given to Yuri for research, thus basically solving the biggest problems of energy consumption and size of the Iron Curtain device.

Compared to the Kree's shield-generating technology, the only difference is some advanced technology.

Well, to use a computer analogy, the Iron Curtain device was like the first-generation vacuum tube computer: large in size, high in energy consumption, relatively unreliable, and extremely expensive to maintain.

The Kree's technology, on the other hand, is the high-performance ultrathin laptop of the 21st century.

Although the generation gap is still huge, the basic functions that should be there are already there—for many things, having them or not having them is a completely different concept.

Even if it existed, reaching the level of the Kree Empire would be a very long process, following normal technological development.

But now that we have the actual product provided by Marwell as a reference, the situation is different.

By researching directly in this direction, we can save a lot of time and money, and avoid countless detours.

In less than half a month, Yuri had already made several prototypes of the shield-generating bracelet that Marwell had given him, using vibranium.

Of course, mass production is still a long way off.

In addition, the quantity of vibranium is limited, and it is impossible to make it widely available. If we want it to be widely available, we need to find a suitable alternative material.

...I wonder when Howard will be able to create a prototype of the Arc Reactor.

Now that we have vibranium, this guy should be able to miniaturize the reactor before he even has to wait for his son, right?

In the original timeline, Howard was the one who researched the Arc Reactor the most, but he was unable to miniaturize it due to the limitations of materials available in his time.

“No problem, there are still three days left. Don’t worry about us. Let Carter show you around Europe!” Seeing that Marwell did not refuse, Josie nodded, while gesturing to Jia Ying beside her to notify someone to make preparations, and then looked at Carter.

Carter, of course, had no reason to refuse, and after breakfast, he took Marwell to Vienna.

That evening, in the top suite of the Vienna Continental Hotel, the two women finally came together and began a new battle unlike any other!

"Wow, Steve, there's green light coming from your head!" At the same time, on a wasteland on an unknown planet in the universe, a humanoid creature made entirely of stone exclaimed, pointing at the top of Steve Rogers' head as he was dismembering a bison-like creature beside him.

"What nonsense are you spouting? Korn, I think you've had your head smashed by this rhinoceros. Get to work, I don't want to be found by Zodangar's patrol, that would definitely not be a pleasant experience—unless, of course, you want to be captured and enslaved, then never mind!" Steve said irritably. He had been on this ghost planet for several years.

Although he was the only super soldier in the world besides Red Skull on Earth, his strength on this planet, while still formidable, is not as invincible as it was on Earth.

More importantly, this planet, which seems backward in various systems and even has slavery, is far more technologically advanced than Earth.

This also meant that Steve's personal power could not have a significant impact on the situation here, and most of the time he had to hide among ordinary people to avoid being discovered by the authorities.

This planet is much larger than Earth and contains three countries.

After Steve arrived on this planet, he found himself in one of the three countries called Zodang.

This country practices a centralized system similar to Germany, and has been waging wars for countless years in an attempt to rule the entire planet. Outsiders like Steve and the stone man Korn, once captured, are basically sent to the mines as slaves.

Therefore, it's simply impossible for Steve to live a stable life in this country.

Over the past few years, he has been hiding and on the run, and it has taken him a long time to figure out most of the situation on this planet.

Now, he and Korn, a stone man who had also ended up on this planet for special reasons, are preparing to embark on an adventure across this vast desert, even more expansive than the Sahara, to reach Zodanger's neighbor, the Kingdom of Sirem.

Although it was a kingdom, according to Steve's understanding, it was a relatively inclusive country and there was no slavery.

He might be more at ease there, making it easier for him to find his way home.

Peggy, I will definitely come back!

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"Thank you, Mr. Kahn, your efficiency is amazing!" Putting aside Captain America's rather tragic experience, Dracula was overjoyed when he visited again that night and learned from Josie that they could set off in three days.

“It is my honor to serve His Highness Vlad. However, there is one thing I must clarify. Due to the numerous hostile forces within the Kree Empire, it is inconvenient for Mar-Vell to send you to the heartland of some large civilizations. Therefore, after discussions with her, we will send you to a neutral zone between the Kree and the Nova Empire, and leave you with a sum of Star Coins—a relatively common currency throughout the galaxy, totaling approximately 100,000. This amount is enough for you to buy a small spaceship and recruit a crew, allowing you to travel to most places in the universe you wish to go.” Josie first offered a small compliment, and then explained the specifics.

Make money, not shabby.

Moreover, Josie had someone test the broken steel sword that Dracula gave her yesterday during the day. The seemingly gorgeous sword was no less sturdy than a vibranium weapon, and ordinary alloy weapons and equipment were completely unable to withstand its sharpness.

Such a powerful sword is very likely to be genuine.

Furthermore, although this sword does not have the energy storage ability of vibranium, when Josie tested it, she accidentally inputted a small amount of her own magic power and discovered that the sword seemed to have the ability to amplify magic power.

This reminded Josie of another powerful metal in the Marvel Universe: Uru Steel, the armor of the Asgardians.

Considering that the Broken Steel Sword was supposedly forged by the lake spirits... the possibility that this sword was made of Uru Steel becomes very high.

Because in Josie's mind, there are only two kinds of elves in the Marvel Universe.

One type is the dark elf of Watt Alheim that appeared in Thor: The Dark World, and the other is the light elf of Alfheim that did not appear in the movie.

If the sword was indeed forged by the latter, then everything makes sense.

Although the Asgardians possess the most Uru steel, it doesn't mean that Uru steel is unique to them; it mainly comes from the dwarves.

Given that the Light Elves have always been allies of Asgard and the Dwarves, it makes sense that they would acquire a sword made of Uru steel.

Of course, all of this is just Josie's speculation for now, and whether the sword is really made of Uru steel remains to be confirmed in the future.

The only problem with this sword is that it's a bit heavy, making it a little difficult for Josie to use.

However, for a two-handed greatsword, this weight is acceptable.

If a sword given away casually is this powerful, then how many other treasures must Dracula possess?

Josie was really looking forward to it.

Of course, Josie didn't expect to get too many treasures from Dracula. Judging from his actions yesterday, Dracula definitely had a spatial storage ability similar to the system space, so he would definitely keep the really good things for himself.

Even so, the accumulation of these things over the centuries on Earth is enough for Josie to eat until she's rolling in oil.

Chapter 186 Finally, I can leave.