Zombie Marvel? Luckily, I'm Superman!

So, Tony got his technical support from Spider-Gwen? No, it's probably reverse engineering, since Spider-Gwen only knows how to use it, she doesn't actually have the technology.

Tony glanced at Lin Yi and smiled, "Of course there's contact. After all, facing a disaster that affects countless universes, they can't just rely on you; they also need to contribute, since their universe is also within the impact range, isn't it?"

"These two little guys agreed to cooperate with us almost without hesitation. So far, we have established a preliminary and stable model for cross-domain cosmic coordinate positioning and channel generation. Although it is not yet at the point of being able to do whatever we want, it is only a matter of time. In short... very soon."

Tony put down the remote and summarized, "So, we now have a relatively complete set of countermeasures. This includes how to enhance our own capabilities, how to travel to other universes to find potential allies, and roughly where to start investigating those Visions lurking in the shadows... Well, we don't have many clues about the latter, just some ideas." Tony shrugged and said bluntly, "But we still have you, don't we? Your information will fill this gap, but regarding the battle between the Visions themselves and their associated forces, we may not be able to help much for the time being."

Super-gene evolution serums can only significantly increase their chances of survival in dangerous cosmic environments; they're still insufficient if they have to confront the true form directly. However, if they can find enough powerful allies, the situation will be completely different.

Uniting forces is something they excel at and have learned from experience.

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Lin Yi couldn't help but clap his hands softly a few times. He looked at Tony, then at the others in the conference room, and a strange feeling of... relief welled up inside him.

Faced with such a massive, unknown, and despairing disaster that could happen at any moment, these guardians of the blue planet were not frightened. Instead, they grew stronger amidst the disaster, trying to seize every possible clue to arm themselves and take the initiative.

Lin Yi even had some doubts: even without him as a variable who traveled through time, given enough time, could the Avengers of this universe have grown to the point where they could fight against those behind-the-scenes manipulators through their own resilience and wisdom?

The combined power of parallel universes would create an existence too vast to ignore. These parallel universes contain different versions of Tony, different technologies, different Captain Americas, and even various superheroes with different abilities, including world-destroying figures like Wanda and Strange.

Getting them to join the alliance is undoubtedly extremely difficult, but this future catastrophe affecting almost the entire Marvel Universe is both an opportunity and a glue that holds them together. Sometimes, whether they stay or leave isn't their decision; time and danger will push them step by step to make their choices.

However, realistic considerations must still be taken into account.

Lin Yi asked Tony, "Is that evolution potion you're talking about safe? Can it be mass-produced?"

Tony shook his head: "Complete individual trials covering all possible side effects haven't been conducted. Didn't I say? However, in several primate trials, it has shown very stable results, so theoretically it's safe. Of course, we can't rule out the possibility that some people are allergic to this stuff; after all, some people have food allergies, right?"

The meaning is clear: there are risks, but they are acceptable.

"As for mass production..." Tony shook his head again: "It's not possible yet. The extraction and synthesis of several core materials are extremely difficult, and due to the stringent requirements of some processes, the yield rate is very low. At present, even with all our efforts, we can probably only produce about ten batches."

After saying that, Tony shrugged helplessly, but he wasn't discouraged; instead, his eyes lit up even more.

"Although we can't produce it yet, we'll continue to search for more materials and optimize more procedures as we look for allies. This is just the first generation of the drug; there will be a second and a third generation. Imagine what the gene project drug will be like in five or ten years, and what possibilities humanity on Earth will have!"

Is there even a question? Lin Yi knew, of course. The appearance of this thing almost meant that humanity had opened up a potential branch leading to a transcendent system on the main road of technology. Those incredible things that once only existed in legends or were called gifts had now been actively seized upon by them!

Lin Yi asked about mass production because he had considered these things, and even more: once matured, to reclaim the true, original blue planet of the universe. Good heavens, what a sight that would be!

Click. Tony slammed the remote control down on the table, his gaze fixed on Lin Yi: "Considering all this, Lin, do you think we now have the confidence to embark on this unknown path, to find allies, and to uncover the truth?"

Although Tony asked Lin Yi, judging from his expression, he probably already had a definite answer in his heart.

Lin Yi pondered for a moment, then glanced around at everyone in the conference room. They had barely spoken from the beginning, but their eyes conveyed their meaning.

Lin Yi took a deep breath and then gave a very objective answer: "It was rushed, the preparation time was seriously insufficient, and the evolution potion was only the first very unstable step."

"You're not quite confident enough, but... you're certainly confident enough to step into this unknown world." Lin Yi's lips curled up slightly.

Tony laughed, and the rest of the Avengers laughed too. The different kinds of laughter mingled together, conveying a sense of relief, but also a mix of anticipation and worry.

This was the best they could do at the moment, and they felt that Lin Yi hadn't belittled or exaggerated anything, which was the best attitude they could muster. This also made them feel that their efforts hadn't been in vain.

At this point, their future direction became increasingly clear.

Tony relaxed, let out a sigh of relief, and sat down in the chair. He gestured to Lin Yi, "I've said enough. Now it's your turn."

"For our future, Lin, tell me what information you currently have. I think it will be of great help to us on our next journey."

Lin Yi hummed in agreement, sat up straight, and the laziness and drowsiness he had shown at the beginning of the meeting were long gone. He looked at everyone present and made eye contact with each of them.

From this moment on, they were no longer just passersby in Lin Yi's eyes. It seemed that only at this moment did Lin Yi truly regard them as friends.

Their current fighting strength is still insufficient to stand beside Lin Yi, or even to see his back. But their choices and actions, their hearts, are far stronger than their physical bodies.

If they continue on this path, they believe that one day they will stand together again, and at that time, they will be able to truly fight side by side with Lin Yi.