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Chapter 87 Running away

Soon they would no longer have to worry about it, as Miller had already arrived in front of them.

Thumbs up for the portal again.

When faced with Miller and his men who came knocking, they instinctively prepared for battle, only to find that their bodies were no longer under their control.

The power of the chicken talisman is manipulated by telekinesis.

"A few years from now, a Celestial Race will be born on Earth, and the entire planet will be destroyed after its birth. The only way to prevent its birth is to reduce the number of lives on Earth. The choice is yours; I will be leaving Earth."

After Miller explained the matter to them, he hesitated for a moment but did not go to Natasha. Instead, he went to Wenwu and used the power of the Chicken Talisman to control and take away the ten rings from Wenwu's hand.

Although Miller no longer needs this thing, Natasha still can.

With this thing as a foundation, one is at least at the planetary level. Once proficient, it's quite normal for one to reach the level of the Heavenly Father, just like Wenwu.

Miller could never let such powerful equipment slip by.

You have to know how long he's been eyeing this thing.

As for how Miller found Wenwu...

All I can say is that Future Diary is truly amazing.

If you write "Wenwu" in the "Wangyao" position, he will subconsciously move to that position.

It's comparable to the "script" in the hands of those who survived.

After leaving the ten rings to Natasha, Miller said goodbye to Natasha and then used the Anywhere Door and Time Machine to travel to another world.

After all, he'd already been targeted by Loki, the god of stories, so Miller was bound to run away. Staying under his nose would be no different from courting death.

As for how Miller knew he was being targeted by Loki, the god of stories.

It was written in the Future Diary when Miller was preparing to kill the Ancient One.

[Miller kills the Ancient One, causing a shift in the timeline. Loki chooses to reset the timeline, and Miller ceases to exist.]

Miller panicked instantly after noticing the warning in the Future Diary, but the Future Diary still showed up.

Miller suddenly paused, seemingly sensing something. He didn't choose to kill the Ancient One, but the disappearance of the Infinity Stones and the drastic shift in the timeline still caught Loki's attention.

There is an old Chinese saying: "Those who understand the times are heroes."

Miller felt that it perfectly matched his current mindset.

Moreover, Miller decided that in his next life—in the next world—he would be a good person.

After all, it's too hard to be a bad guy; you get beaten up by the righteous gang at the drop of a hat.

When the clone disguised himself as the Mystic, he was ganged up on by Wenwu, Icarus, Thor, and Loki, and then sealed in the Dark Dimension by the Ancient One. No one knows where he went. Even after Miller turned the Dark Dimension into the Life Dimension, he still hasn't appeared. It's estimated that he was killed by Dormammu.

When he used Itachi Uchiha's skills to cause destruction, he was also trapped in the Dark Dimension by the Ancient One.

Just when they finally emerged from the Dark Dimension and collected all the Infinity Stones, ready to continue their arrogance, they were targeted by Loki, the god of stories.

Now they have no choice but to run away.

I didn't have a choice before, but now I want to be a good person—Miller Liu Jianming Cooper, Xavier Academy for Gifted Youngsters, Westchester, New York!

That's right, the world Miller chose to run away from is the world of [X-Men: Apocalypse]!

Judging from the timeline of the X-Men cinematic universe, this is the rebooted universe after Days of Future Past.

Meanwhile, the plot of "Old Man Seeking Home," a superhero movie that ranked in the top five or even the top three, also takes place after this timeline.

As for why this world was chosen.

Miller dared not linger in front of Loki any longer.

Miller was not going to any place where Loki existed.

However, Miller can only roam around in the Marvel Universe, since even the most powerful Anywhere Door can't allow Miller to travel to another universe.

Unless it can be upgraded.

Since he ran away because he couldn't win, Miller would naturally want to improve his strength, otherwise he would have to hide from Loki forever, and the life dimension he just picked up would be gone forever.

This won't do!

Therefore, Miller naturally chose the Marvel Universe, where he could continue to enhance his power.

But in Miller's mind, the only place that could enhance abilities was not where Loki existed, and it had to be a place in the Marvel Universe.

There is only the X-Men cinematic universe.

After all, the Phoenix Force can be considered to be at the multiverse level.

Actually, if you're looking for the Phoenix Force, the timeline of [X-Men: Dark Phoenix] would be more suitable.

But since this movie is being criticized as a terrible film, Miller hasn't even seen it yet! He doesn't even know what the plot is.

As for why [X-Men: Apocalypse] was chosen instead of [X-Men 3]...

Because that big blue guy is a really badass villain with tons of skills.

The movies alone depict material recombination, molecular manipulation, energy absorption and transmission, consciousness transfer, potential activation, super bodies, and super senses.

Overall strength is roughly at the middle level of the Celestial level, but the ability is more inclined towards support, and the destructive power and defense are relatively not that strong.

Miller is preparing to study his two skills: material reorganization and potential activation.

Because although his monkey talisman power can be ever-changing, it should also be able to reorganize matter.

But it's unclear whether Miller miscontrolled the power or if it's a matter of the Monkey Talisman's design.

It can only work on living organisms.

Miller thought it would be a good opportunity to ask him how to recombine matter, as this skill was both convenient and effective.

As for skill enhancement?

Miller's abilities were already at their maximum level. He wanted to test if his skill could enhance his maxed-out abilities.

After all, even Iron King could be upgraded to Magneto.

Miller would do anything that could affect any one of his abilities.

It seems they still can't defeat Loki, the god of stories.

But we have to give it a try.

Upon arriving at the entrance of Xavier's Academy for Gifted Youngsters, Miller was quite perplexed about how to deal with this professor who could communicate telepathically.

Miller, who also possessed this skill, naturally knew how overpowered it was.

"Should we go find Magneto?" Miller pondered.

After all, you can just wait for Apocalypse to come to you while you're next to Magneto.

And while you're at it, save Magneto's daughter.

That said, Magneto and Professor X are both pretty good at having kids.

Magneto has Lorna Dayne, the North Star, who has the exact same abilities as him; Pietro, the Speedster; Wanda, the Scarlet Witch; and Nina, who died young but can control animals.

Although Professor X only had one offspring, it was of high quality, born into a large group of Omega-level mutants.

Judging from his skill list, it must have dozens of pages, and he's a schizophrenic, one of whom is worth thousands.

Professor X also has a younger brother named Juggernaut and a younger sister named Cassandra.

Even the weakest of these people, Quicksilver, could save an entire school from an explosion thanks to his super speed.

The strongest Wanda and Legion have reached the edge of the single-universe level, which is Miller's current level.

With their genes, if they had a hundred or so more children, the world would probably be full of mutants.

Why bother with all that fraternity stuff?

War saves mutants?

No, having offspring saves mutants.