Marvel: The Superman Survival Guide

Chapter 131 Central Circle Living Module Docking Completed

"Welcome to the Avengers, Peggy!" Link welcomed Peggy Carter on behalf of the Avengers.

She had just poured her heart out to Captain America, and having regained her youth, she had regained her charm. "Thank you, Lin!"

Carter exclaimed, "I can't believe it! I've regained my youth!"

"It's nothing. The key is that very few people can make up for their regrets, but you guys still have a chance," Link joked. "Alright, now I'll give you a few days, and then you'll start working."

"We'll continue working on the space headquarters, and you'll be its director and the commander of the warships. You'll have a lot to learn after that, so enjoy your vacation for now!"

After Link finished speaking, he left the space to Peggy and Steve, then turned and left with his men.

They had a lot to do. While Link was in Asgard, Stark had already completed the construction of the second batch of modular cabins.

Link needs to pilot the warships to space to assemble them so that the place can be habitable, and recruitment is underway.

The recruitment video for Game of Thrones, starring Captain America, features a large number of job applications. Alfred first screens the applications, Natasha and Clint complete the second round, and Link takes charge of the third round.

He has a lot on his plate!

The warship passed through the atmosphere again, stopped near the space headquarters, then donned its space armor, released modular cabins, and connected them together.

Next, the internal passageway opened, and air began to enter and circulate. After Link adjusted various devices and confirmed that there were no problems, it was ready to live here.

The middle ring module has been assembled, while the outer ring module still needs time. In addition, a tall tower will be installed on top of the main structure to serve as the command center for the entire space headquarters.

Below, various communication systems and monitoring equipment will be installed, not only targeting the universe but also monitoring the Earth.

In addition to arranging the construction of the headquarters, Stark was also responsible for negotiating with the World Security Council. There was no other way to put him in charge of this matter; the key was his influence.

Link conceals his strength as well as his wisdom, which is why his influence is much weaker, while Stark's wisdom is his source of confidence.

The plan is to use the supplementation of basic knowledge as an exchange. The Avengers' funding will be paid by the World Security Council, but they will not obey their orders. Of course, intelligence from the universe will be exchanged later.

The World Security Council has largely agreed on this point; the current issue is the back-and-forth between the two sides regarding the amount of funding.

The Avengers were free, which saved the biggest expense. The cost of the space headquarters was not actually that high, because it was built jointly by Stark and Link Industries, and the cost was basically the same as the cost of the adult aircraft, including the Swallow fighter.

The cost was only a few hundred billion US dollars, which the two could easily afford, since both groups were making huge profits. However, this was not conducive to the development of the two groups.

Let the World Security Council fund it, since they're also planning to fill in some gaps in their basic knowledge anyway, so that the Earth can develop a little faster.

Basic knowledge is the foundation of science; once it's complete, everyone starts on the same footing.

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"Welcome, T'Challa!" Link took the time to greet T'Challa, who joined the Avengers as Wakanda's representative.

"When can I see the space headquarters?" T'Challa was currently touring the ground headquarters, but he wasn't particularly interested in it.

"Don't get so excited. You know, once you're up there, it won't be easy to come down," Link said with a smile. "We'll take turns on guard duty to ensure the safety of outer space, mainly to prevent a surprise attack on Earth by an alien fleet."

"The key lies in the spatial nodes required for spatial jumps, which are the focus of defense."

"In addition, we may support some alien allies in their operations, but for now, Asgard is the only place for this."

"However, if we go out into the world, we will need allies, and that is something that cannot be changed."

T'Challa listened attentively. He had previously been dissatisfied with Link and Stark's behavior, but after understanding the situation, he changed his mind.

He joined the Avengers on behalf of Wakanda, needing to understand the universe. Accompanying him were his sister, Princess Suri, and Captain Okoye.

Link added, "The outer space headquarters has now completed the construction of the inner core module and the middle living module, and they are already operational. Next time, we will take the outer working module up with us, and you can come along then."

"At the same time, supplies will be replenished, and some personnel will remain to begin acclimatization training. However, there shouldn't be any major problems because there is a gravity system there."

"Daily life is similar to that on Earth, except the scenery is different, and of course, extravehicular activity training is also required."

"We're not using spacesuits, but space armor. It's fully powered, but it requires a vacuum environment."

Link led them to the equipment room, which contained a large amount of equipment. Firearms were just the basics, and there were also various nano bracelets for use in different environments.

Link introduced them one by one, then Okoye asked, "You have advanced technology, so why are you still using firearms?"

Link looked at her and said, "Believe me, we've done our research. Please follow me."

They entered the operations room, which contained holographic imaging equipment. "Afu, retrieve Thanos's data."

Then a giant purple figure appeared, and Link said, "Based on the information we have so far, the greatest threat is this Titan."

"Titan was destroyed, and he was the last survivor. Do you know how Titan was destroyed?"

Princess Suli said, "According to the information you provided, this Thanos has a huge military force and fleet. They should have entered interstellar civilization, so Titan should also be famous in interstellar space."

"Even if the planet is destroyed, can't people evacuate?"

"That's the problem," Link said. "I did some research in Asgard and even went there myself once, and I discovered a problem: advanced interstellar civilizations all share a common flaw—arrogance."

Okoye's lips twitched, and he asked, "Are you talking about me?"

“All of them!” Link said. “All advanced civilizations have this problem; they are extremely arrogant.”

"It's even a morbid arrogance, thinking that you have everything under control, and some of them seem to be avoiding problems. It's terrifying, like a disease."

"It is said that Thanos discovered the problem with Titan, so he suggested killing half of the population, regardless of their identities, and randomly selecting people by lottery."

(End of this chapter)