I Created a Sanctuary in Marvel

Chapter 71 Law Conjecture, First Version of the Saint Cloth

Just as Ye Feng was about to flip through the thick stack of documents beside him, a sudden, urgent ringing broke the tranquility of the study.

It's that dedicated line that goes directly to the laboratory.

"Your Majesty, we have successfully acquired Vibranium, but the quantity is far too small."

As soon as the call connected, the researcher's slightly nervous voice came through.

"Oh? You've already made progress so quickly?" Ye Feng put down the documents in his hand and raised an eyebrow slightly.

Although he had ordered his men to collect this special metal long ago, he did not expect it to be so efficient.

"Yes, but the cost is quite substantial."

"Vibranium is extremely rare, with very low production, and is highly sought after by laboratories around the world. The amount of raw vibranium we acquired cost us tens of millions of dollars."

The researcher's voice trembled slightly.

Ye Feng could hear heavy breathing on the other end of the phone; clearly, the researcher was still reeling from the astronomical cost.

"It's alright, funding isn't a problem. I'll go check out the lab right now," Ye Feng replied calmly, then hung up the phone.

The laboratory, funded by the Vatican, is located within the sanctuary, just minutes from his residence. This location was chosen specifically to allow him to participate in experimental testing at any time.

Walking down the corridor leading to the laboratory, Ye Feng's mind was racing.

His goal this time was clear: to try using his ability to control the elements to see if he could directly synthesize vibranium. But frankly, he wasn't entirely confident that this ability would work.

Limited by his original educational background and worldview, Ye Feng's understanding of elemental control was quite limited.

He is not a scientific genius like Tony Stark or Reed Richards, who could create a device to traverse the multiverse based on a deep understanding of the laws of physics.

This forced him to think deeply about the nature of the world.

Based on his observations and speculations, the physical laws of the Marvel Universe are fundamentally different from those of other worlds.

The most typical example is the survivor, Kang, also known as Nathaniel Richards.

As a descendant of Reed Richards, he created a device that allowed him to traverse the multiverse using only a mortal body and exceptional intelligence, sparking a war that affected the entire multiverse.

Even more astonishingly, he eventually used technological power to bind together the timelines of the entire multiverse, creating the sacred timeline himself.

This was something he could never have imagined on the ordinary Earth where he lived in his first life.

Based on the fundamental structure of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Ye Feng gradually formed some conjectures.

As we all know, in addition to the four elements of time, space, earth, water, fire, and wind that constitute the basic framework of the Marvel universe, there are also more unusual laws of power such as reality, soul, mind, and strength.

Ye Feng believes the problem lies in these special rules.

After Thanos collected all six Infinity Stones, why could he wipe out half of all life in the universe with just a snap of his fingers? He had his own understanding of this: when all six Infinity Stones are gathered together, they can grant any wish according to the user's will.

The Time Stone determines the timing of activation, the Space Stone defines the sphere of influence, the Mind Stone interprets the user's will, the Soul Stone locks onto all vital signs, the Reality Stone is responsible for modifying reality, and the Power Stone provides energy for all of the above processes.

Each of the six Infinity Stones had its own function, and together they accomplished Thanos's insane plan.

Based on this understanding, Ye Feng speculated that in the Marvel Universe, certain special individuals may have been favored by the laws of the world.

He recalled Thanos's assessment of Tony Stark in Avengers: Infinity War: "A man cursed with knowledge."

Does this mean that these chosen ones, favored by the world, possess, to some extent, the ability to directly transform ideas into reality?

In simpler terms, these exceptionally gifted individuals may possess a certain degree of "psychic abilities."

As long as they can come up with a plan and put it into practice, they will definitely get results!

This is precisely where the fundamental laws of the two worlds differ.

Of course, the application of this ability is still limited by their current level of understanding, but it is enough to explain why so many unconventional and advanced technologies have emerged in the Marvel Universe.

Among these factors, the influence of the laws of reality is particularly undeniable.

Lost in thought, Ye Feng arrived at the laboratory door. The heavy alloy door slid open to the sides, revealing a brightly lit interior.

Guided by the researcher, Ye Feng finally saw the rare metal that had cost a fortune to acquire.

"This is vibranium?"

He murmured to himself, and the power of his elemental control quietly began to circulate, analyzing the faintly glowing metal before him.

The analysis results surprised him: "Interestingly, its elemental composition does not conform to the proportions of any known natural or man-made substance."

"It's less like metal and more like a mythical creation."

Ye Feng frowned slightly.

Although vibranium is classified as a metal, its nature is completely different from all the metals he knows.

Its molecular structure contains a substance that he cannot understand at all.

"Could it be that divine power was mixed in?" Ye Feng wondered.

Vibranium, a unique product of the Marvel Universe, has no presence in other parallel universes. This metal has an extremely low initial melting point and can react with any known metallic element on Earth, producing products with drastically different properties.

Adamantium and Captain America's shield are prime examples.

What's puzzling is that if the first casting fails, the difficulty of subsequent processing increases exponentially.

Because vibranium undergoes a dramatic increase in both hardness and melting point after melting and resolidification. This drastic change in a single phase transition from the same metal is inexplicable in traditional materials science.

"It seems it is indeed related to the Celestial Group." Ye Feng sighed softly.

According to the Sacred Timeline, when the Celestials' Timut awoke and was sealed away by Sersi, the armor he wore was made of Adamantium, a material evolved from Vibranium.

From this perspective, vibranium is indeed a divine creation, a special material born to protect the relatively fragile core of the Celestials.

After some attempts, Ye Feng confirmed his current limit: replicating vibranium through elemental control was not entirely impossible, but the efficiency was extremely low.

At the current rate, a year's production wouldn't even be enough to create a single complete Saint Cloth.

He had to abandon the idea for the time being. After all, he didn't have that much time to waste on this project.

Perhaps only after he awakens his seventh sense, or even his eighth sense, will he be able to replicate this special metal on a large scale at will. However, it's not all bad news. At least the tests have confirmed that vibranium is indeed strong enough to bear the imprint of cosmic power and can be imprinted with constellation power, which provides the most important material basis for the creation of the Saint Cloth.

"How's the progress on the other metals I asked you to study?"

Putting aside the idea of ​​replicating vibranium for the time being, Ye Feng turned to the researcher beside him and asked.

"We have produced a preliminary version according to your requirements."

"It's just that it's still far from the standard you proposed."

The researcher led him deeper into the laboratory.

There, a suit of metal armor, gleaming with a cold light, was quietly displayed on the shelf.

"We have managed to achieve some of the functions you requested using existing technology, such as the ability to retract and extend freely."

"However, the effect is still far from ideal in terms of energy conduction and release."

As the researcher operated the control panel, the armor unfolded and then retracted.

He pulled up a set of data, his brow furrowed: "Once the energy output exceeds the threshold, the armor will begin to melt. According to our calculations, of all known metals, only vibranium can fully withstand the full output of your special power."

"Existing counterfeit products are not only not a help to you, but may actually become a burden."

After a pause, the researcher added, "Moreover, this armor is very heavy. Those who need it are often unable to bear its weight, while those who can easily wield it no longer need this level of protection."

"We are still making improvements."

At the end, his tone carried a hint of helplessness.

"You've done a great job producing the first sample in such a short time."

"I don't expect the Saint Cloth to help me or Logan's level of combat power, but I hope it can at least provide effective protection for Saints of Clarice and Anna's level."

Ye Feng gently patted the researcher on the shoulder.

He surveyed the laboratory, his gaze resolute: "You can adjust the research and development direction, prioritizing ensuring that the Saint Cloths can be effective among the rank-and-file members of the Saint Seiya army. This will greatly increase their chances of survival when carrying out missions."

"The research on vibranium can officially begin now. There's no need to worry about funding. With the current inflow of funds into the Sanctuary, it's sufficient to support long-term research."

"I have only one request: to forge a truly usable Saint Cloth. Even if it can only initially meet the needs of the Bronze Saints, do you understand what I mean?"

Ye Feng stared at the researcher, his tone solemn.

"I understand, Your Majesty." The researcher nodded solemnly.

Before leaving the laboratory, Ye Feng took one last look at the unfinished Saint Cloth and sighed softly.

It seems he still needs to consult with the Ancient One. Besides vibranium, he only knows that Asgardian Uru steel meets the requirements for forging the Saint Cloths.

As a material used exclusively for Asgardian artifacts, Uru steel possesses excellent energy conductivity and can even give rise to its own cognition and soul.

However, its hardness is indeed a weakness, as evidenced by how easily Thor's hammer was crushed by Hela. Even in later timelines, when Mjolnir is still able to fight, this flaw cannot be concealed.

Perhaps it's time to take a trip to Kamar-Taj.

If the Nine Realms and Asgard truly do not exist in this world.

Then he would have to consider other divine metals.