Zombie Marvel? Luckily, I'm Superman!

Lin Yi stroked his chin, pondered for a moment, and then nodded.

"Yes, I also disagree with them landing on Earth. If you ask me, the solution is simple: give them a batch of space virus isolation devices and then send them back."

"As for those who use the excuse that their home planet has completely fallen," he looked at Tony, "I remember you and Rocket discussed the existence of survival environment simulation technology in StarNet, didn't you?"

"Finding a suitable uninhabited planet outside the Milky Way and modifying part of it to make it habitable is not difficult. What they lack is not land, but means to resist the virus."

"We'll provide the equipment to solve their biggest survival threat. Whether they want to take the equipment back to their homeland to rebuild or simply find a new home outside the Milky Way is their own business. If there are any who are determined to stay on Earth forever..."

Lin Yi's tone turned somber, a sharp glint flashing in his eyes: "This is a perfect example to make an example of them. Blue Star isn't some kind of refuge, nor is it a public starport that anyone can come to!"

"As you said before, we can't set a precedent for this alien invasion. As for Steve's idea of ​​trying to find out their conspiracy under our noses, I think that's understandable, but unnecessary. Whatever their conspiracy is, whether they're being instructed by someone, it doesn't matter anymore. If they leave, we'll all be fine. If they don't leave, I'll see them off."

Lin Yi was telling the truth. He had experienced so many interstellar travels and fought against the top forces in the universe, the groups behind the entire Marvel Universe.

His vision and plans had long been set at the multiverse level, rather than playing house with these petty alien races who were just trying to survive in the universe.

However, it's not to say that we should completely ignore them. We still need to take certain precautions and control measures. After all, even if they can't cause any trouble, they might still take a dump on your way at a crucial moment. It might not hurt them, but it's still disgusting!

Thinking of this, Lin Yi immediately added, "Isn't the faster-than-light communication base station already built? Coincidentally, the memory I brought this time contains new data on nanotechnology applications. Making some surveillance cameras to deceive people, or directly modifying the isolation device and adding some things, shouldn't be too difficult, right?"

"This can also be seen as another way of keeping them under our noses."

Tony chuckled. "Fuck, you're absolutely right, that's exactly what I was thinking. But I haven't told the captain yet, and he's definitely going to say our methods are inhumane. They're always talking about interstellar friendship and all that, friendship? Friendship my ass! Who knows what those weird-looking guys are up to!"

"That captain, he's the kind of guy who only retaliates when a shell hits him in the face."

Tony grumbled a few words, clearly having argued with Steve and the others about this issue before: "You're back, and your attitude is so clear. I think the captain won't say anything more now."

Lin Yi found it somewhat amusing. Steve's character and principles were what they were; he couldn't possibly ignore those seeking help. Besides, he wasn't stupid; he knew those alien races were somewhat scheming, so keeping them under his nose was a logical course of action.

Tony's methods weren't exactly honorable, but they were far more conservative. Lin Yi shared Tony's thoughts: Steve might be disappointed this time.

Once again, Lin Yi felt his voice within the Avengers. He hadn't even joined the Avengers, yet he wielded considerable influence, which was related to his combat prowess and contributions.

"You rest, I'm going to take care of something." Tony looked relaxed now, all traces of the slight worry he had when he came.

"Oh, by the way, if any of them really don't want to leave, remember to step in!" Tony added. It wasn't that he lacked the means or the power to deter them. But that would take time, and the deterrent power of the nanosuits and Earth's current firearms was clearly insufficient against technologically advanced alien races.

At this point, Lin Yi needs to go out for a stroll, preferably the kind that can shatter a planet with a single punch. I bet after seeing this punch, no alien race will dare to stay here!

"Also, are you coming over for dinner tonight? Morgan's been talking about you these past few days."

Lin Yi shook his head: "Tomorrow then. Today, you should focus on dealing with the alien race issue as soon as possible. I need to rest and adjust my condition today. Don't forget that we still need to discuss those enemies hiding in the shadows the day after tomorrow, and I also need to organize some data tomorrow."

"Alright, let's do it tomorrow then." Tony said no more, activated his suit, and flew away.

After Tony left, the cabin returned to silence. Lin Yi lay back in the rocking chair, and just as she was about to close her eyes, she remembered something, took out the glass ball, and casually tossed it to Shield, who was pawing at something on the table with its forelimbs.

"You're keeping this safe," Lin Yi said. "Monitor the footage inside in real time. If anything gets close to the portal, notify me! Remember, anything, even a mosquito counts!"

The shield, in a human-like manner, flipped over its optical lens, took the glass ball, and snapped it into place on its chest.

Fortunately, this thing is very small. Even if the shield reverts to its original form, it's just that there's a small glass bead on the plaque. In fact, adding a glass bead makes it look more like an ornament than a bare plaque.

After Tony returned to the Avengers base, which was under reconstruction, he immediately found the rest of the Avengers and told them everything about Lin Yi's return and his thoughts. He even raised an eyebrow at Steve.

I thought Steve would at least say something in protest, but to my surprise, after a few seconds of silence, he raised his hand in agreement without saying anything.

"This isn't like you, Captain..." Tony couldn't help but say. He had prepared several excuses to deal with Steve, but now he felt like he was punching cotton.

"I'm making changes too, Tony," Steve said, shrugging with a smile. He then walked out of the conference room.

Tony frowned as he watched Steve's retreating figure.

Why has this guy suddenly changed so much? Could he be possessed by something strange? Or maybe he's refurbished an old relic?

"Has he started dating someone recently?" Tony asked out of the blue.

The remaining Avengers all wore expressions that said, "Are you kidding me?"

"Probably not... The captain hasn't been going out much lately... But, the captain seems a bit strange today." Natasha hesitated for a moment, then turned to look at the others, and received the same response from me.

Tony pondered for a moment, then silently became more cautious: "Never mind him, since everyone agrees on this plan, let's start implementing it today."