Zombie Marvel? Luckily, I'm Superman!

Chapter 147 The First Earth I Traveled To

After completing the "mission", Lin Yi sent Xing back to the planet of the Qi Yuan Clan and received the mission reward in the process - a round glass ball the size of a marble.

Inside the transparent glass sphere floated an extremely small yet clear image of a portal. Xing told him that as long as he crushed the glass sphere, he could activate the teleportation and instantly arrive at the location of the portal.

Lin Yi held the glass sphere up to his eyes, staring at the screen again and again. He couldn't understand how this thing worked—was it a coordinate anchor point or something? And how could such a small glass sphere contain energy transmitted across dimensions?

Okay, Xing explained it was her talent, and Lin Yi believed her. He figured she couldn't possibly come up with a lie that could be easily exposed—what about the planet of the Qi Yuan Clan?!

After delivering the satellite, Lin Yi didn't delay and returned to the blue planet in this universe. He obtained the remaining technical data from Tony Stark, mainly the previously agreed-upon technology regarding the spatial application and real-time deformation of nanoparticles.

He didn't want the Time Stone that Scarface had taken. When he left his own original universe, he took back the Time Stone that he had originally given to He Qiuyu to send for research.

After three years of research, nothing was discovered; it seemed that in the real, original universe, it was just an ordinary stone. However, upon returning to the Marvel Universe, the Time Stone once again emitted its green light, demonstrating its power to alter time.

After finishing these chores, Lin Yi clapped his hands, thinking to himself that he could finally go back to the Marvel Universe he had originally transmigrated to.

That universe was the starting point for Lin Yi's antics. It was the outbreak of the cosmic virus that led Lin Yi on this arduous journey.

Take out the Time Management Bureau's teleporter, locate the coordinates, and initiate the teleportation.

He hadn't dared to take this out in the real universe, fearing those old fogies at the Time Management Bureau might notice something. But judging from the records of the Lightbringer Clan, the probability was probably very low. Even if they knew beforehand, Lin Yi still wouldn't take it out. Who knows if the teleporter might record something and then send it to the Time Management Bureau when Lin Yi returned to the Marvel Universe, right?

On Blue Star, under the bright sunshine, Lin Yi's figure appeared silently in the living room of the wooden house where he had lived for five years deep in the woods.

The bio-force field rippled outwards, creating disturbances in the room that had been neglected for a long time, packing up all the dust and throwing it out.

Lin Yi took the shield off his chest and threw it on the table, then let out a groan and lay down in his rocking chair.

He didn't go to see Tony and the others right away when he got back, which wasn't a rush, was it? He didn't even bother with the Light Gate.

Well, it wasn't like they were completely leaving it to its own devices, but Lin Yi had already discovered that the glass sphere Xing had given him had far more functions than just teleportation. When he focused his attention on the portal within the glass sphere, his field of vision could zoom in and rotate, displaying the portal and the surrounding area in real time!

This is just a cross-dimensional high-definition surveillance system! What else is there to say? Going there directly won't reveal anything. It's better to stay here and watch the surveillance and wait for someone to expose something. Wouldn't that save us a lot of trouble?

"This is the Marvel Universe planet you first traveled to?" The shield thrown on the table creaked and transformed back into a mechanical lizard. Kuku crawled to the phone on the corner of the table, clicked to connect, and began searching for information about this world.

"Yeah, as I told you before, this should be considered a variant universe, but the development of key events is roughly the same as what we know about 616," Lin Yi replied, practically shrinking into the rocking chair. The chair creaked, but Lin Yi felt at ease. He had heard this sound for five years, and had never felt it so familiar before.

"Almost?" The shield tilted its lizard head. "If you're referring to before Thanos arrived with his army, I think that might be true, but now..."

After completing the initial data collection and analysis, Shield began shaking his large lizard head: "The trajectory of this universe's development seems to be converging towards the direction of the universe you described, the one where the old Tony Stark lived."

"Isn't this normal?" Lin Yi said casually, his eyes closed and hands behind his head, "It all happened after Thanos's events... oh wait, the cosmic virus was caused by those vision entities. From a certain perspective, Thanos should also be considered a victim?"

"Wouldn't Thanos be moved to tears if he heard that? But that's not what I'm talking about."

"What's that?" Lin Yi asked casually, his voice even lower, as if he was about to fall asleep.

"Yes..." The shield's words trailed off, and the lizard's head turned towards the window, its large head's optical lenses contracting: "Oh ho, is that Tony Stark from this universe?"

As the words fell, the roar of thrusters grew louder as Tony flew in, already clad in his suit. His visor retracted, revealing Tony's large face.

Lin Yi half-opened his eyes with a hint of helplessness, making no attempt to hide his disdain: "Couldn't you have used the front door, or at least knocked?"

"I don't understand what you're talking about! I don't want to climb a tree." Tony chuckled, put away his nanotech suit, and pulled over a chair as if they were old friends. "When did you get back? How was the trip? Anything interesting happened?"

Although Lin Yi hadn't notified him to return, the sensors in his woods weren't just for show; he knew Lin Yi was back the moment he arrived. Of course, it was also because Lin Yi hadn't deliberately disabled the sensors.

"I haven't been back for even half an hour." Lin Yi yawned and took a memory card out of the alternate dimension, tossing it to Tony.

"Here, I've brought back the nanotechnology you used in that universe."

"GOOD!" Tony's eyes lit up as he accepted the memory device. Lin Yi figured Tony had come here probably because he was eager to explore new technologies, and now that he was satisfied, he could finally rest. But he hadn't expected Tony to have no intention of leaving.

Lin Yi leaned back slightly: "What are you doing? You got the information and you're still not leaving? Don't tell me something's gone wrong again!"

"Let me tell you, I'm on vacation right now and I'm not accepting any requests!"

"Um... well, there's nothing that requires your help." Tony scratched his newly grown stubble. "I just felt there was a situation that I needed to discuss with you in person."

"Speak, hurry up." Lin Yi waved his hand. "After you're done, hurry up and leave. I need to rest for a while."

Although he had been back in the real original universe for three years, those three years were not a vacation, and Lin Yi didn't rest much. He spent those three years basking in the sun and experiencing the rise and fall of various life forms in the lost libraries.

It will take some time for him to recover mentally.

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