Zombie Marvel? Luckily, I'm Superman!

Xing was stunned for a moment upon hearing this, seemingly unable to believe what she had just heard, completely frozen in shock. Her eyes widened as she stared at Lin Yi, her mouth opening and closing but barely able to utter a word; it was clear that the child was genuinely excited.

After hesitating for a while, the child finally managed to say, "You...you say, as long as I can do it, I'll do it no matter what!"

Lin Yi wasn't surprised by her reaction and nodded: "Yes, what I wanted to ask about was that talent you mentioned last time, the ability to constantly observe and teleport to the location of that portal. I'd like to know, are there any specific limitations to this ability?"

Xing didn't know why he was asking this; hadn't they said the ball was fine? But she still answered honestly, "It's... what kind of limitation? I'm not really sure, because I haven't used it much..."

"Is that so..." Lin Yi pondered for a moment, "Then, to give an example, like the planet we're currently standing on, could you use a small sphere to view and teleport to it in real time? To be precise, what is the observable area inside the sphere?"

"The entire planet?" Xing's face showed a hint of embarrassment. Sure enough, the limitations she had in mind were on a completely different level from what the big shot was thinking. She originally thought Lin Yi might want to ask about distance or duration, but she didn't expect him to ask about the entire planet right off the bat.

"The entire planet is out of the question, that's impossible! At most... I can only leave observational traces in a small area on the planet's surface. The entire observable area won't be very large either, at most... roughly the size of two small cabins." Xing pointed to the cabin where the two were, somewhat apprehensive.

Compared to a planet, the two cabins are too small; the big shot will probably be disappointed.

"Only a small area...?" Lin Yi wasn't disappointed; in fact, he thought it was enough. He had originally intended to monitor the entire planet, using it as the primary focus to observe the surrounding environment in real time. But the size of the two small cabins didn't matter; he could just place them in Tony's studio. If any danger arose and Jarvis predicted it, displaying it to him through this small sphere would have the same effect.

"Alright." Lin Yi made the decision immediately: "What I need you to do is place an observation point on a designated planet. Teleportation isn't necessary, just make sure the observation range is as large as possible. If you can do that, our deal will be done."

"Of course, I can give you time to discuss whether or not to relocate."

Upon hearing this, Xing excitedly raised her hand: "I can do it! I must be able to! I'll go and inform the elders and clan leader right now to discuss it! Mr. Lin Yi, don't worry, even if you decide not to relocate, I will still help you complete this matter!" After saying that, she didn't even wait for Lin Yi to say anything more before turning around and hurriedly running out of the cabin, forgetting to close the door.

However, while that's the theory, not migrating is not an option. The current situation is practically insurmountable for the Axolotls. Even if another universe is dangerous, it can't compare to the allure of regaining their reproductive ability. As long as they can reproduce, there's hope for survival. The elders, needless to say, would fight tooth and nail to participate in the Grandmaster's games every day if there were a way! Because the Axolotls' reproductive ability at its peak… well, that's a bit of a stretch.

Watching Xing rush off into the distance, Lin Yi smiled helplessly, got up, and went to close the wooden door.

As he turned around, the smile on his face gradually faded, and his gaze fell thoughtfully on the shield on the table.

"Alright, stop pretending." Lin Yi sat down again, tapping her fingers on the table. "Tell me, what's going on? You even hid the little ball on your chest?"

The shield raised its head, its optical lens flickered, and it chuckled, "Smart, you figured it out after all!"

"Nonsense!" Lin Yi rolled his eyes at him. This shield was practically admitting there was something wrong with it. Even if he had sensed that this planet and the Qi Yuan Clan were anomalies, he didn't need to transform into a giant metal lizard and babble these things in front of Xing. He could have communicated with them telepathically; it's not like he lacked that ability.

Moreover, Shield knew the current demands of the Axolotl Clan, and this performance in front of Xing was not without its element of acting, giving off the vibe of wanting Lin Yi to help solve the problem so that the Axolotl Clan would be grateful.

"Hehe, I hid the ball just so she wouldn't overthink it. Besides, I wasn't lying just now, there were just some things I didn't say." The shield crawled around the table twice. It seemed to really enjoy crawling around. Could it be influenced by its lizard-like appearance?

The shield continued, "I suggest you place this planet, including the Qi Yuan race, right next to our Earth."

Lin Yi raised an eyebrow and sat up slightly. "Why? Give me a reason. Wouldn't placing such an anomaly in our universe, right next to Earth, bring unknown risks?"

"There are risks, but the rewards are definitely greater!" the shield explained. "Let me put it this way: anomalies are anomalous and can trigger repulsion at the level of cosmic rules, often because they contain extremely special, perhaps even unique, items or properties. Either way, it's a...treasure trove!"

"What I'm doing now is just a surface scan. I can't accurately analyze what the properties of this abnormal core are or what it can do. But the scan data shows that the energy fluctuations and surface data of this planet are highly consistent with the surface data manifestation of the Qi Yuan Clan. I even suspect that this planet was created by the Qi Yuan Clan from a very long time ago."

"In other words, this planet might be alive!" Shield said, his little expression turning serious.

"Is that... mysterious?" Lin Yi looked at the shield with some suspicion.

"Nonsense! Do you think my database is just for show? Oh well, don't worry about it. Whatever the true nature of this outlier, it's an extremely rare existence in the universe! If you randomly picked up 10 billion parallel universes, the probability of finding an outlier among them would be about 10 to the power of -11. That should give you an idea of ​​how rare it is!"

"Don't worry, once you fully understand the existence of this outlier, the benefits it will bring you will be immeasurable!"

Lin Yi listened, his expression becoming serious. 10 to the power of -11 was indeed a probability so small as to be almost negligible, terrifyingly small.

The shield continued, "Based on the information you gave me before, whether the portal was discovered by the Celestials or the Lightbringers, or was deliberately placed here, it can be inferred that they are intentionally prolonging the existence of this anomaly."

"The reason why the light gate disappeared seven hundred years ago is most likely because their actions triggered the awareness and resistance of the cosmic consciousness. If this had continued, it might have caused even more serious changes in the cosmic rules and unpredictable serious consequences."

"From this, we can also draw the conclusion that the Celestials or those entities that perceive this anomaly have not given up on it, but have temporarily stopped or changed their strategy due to the awareness of the cosmic consciousness."

"I don't believe they'll give up so easily after prolonging the anomaly count for so long. They must have other plans!"