Zombie Marvel? Luckily, I'm Superman!

Tony glanced at Lin Yi and sighed.

"You still want to laugh? We don't have much time left, aren't you worried?"

Lin Yi still laughed.

"Of course I'm anxious, but there's no use being anxious."

As they spoke, figures began to appear one after another at the final gate.

These are people who went to that other world and have returned.

They walked over from the doorway, seemingly with no intention of interacting with the group. They kept their heads down and walked straight into the street without turning around, eventually disappearing around the corner.

It's better not to communicate; Lin Yi doesn't intend to pay them any attention anyway.

The atmosphere here became somewhat silent.

Lin Yi squatted on the ground, tilting his head back to look at the watch face in the sky, lost in thought.

Beside him was a neurotic old man who kept muttering to himself and banging his cane on the ground.

Tony was also looking at the clock face in the sky, seemingly exchanging something with Jarvis, but a portion of his attention remained focused elsewhere.

Mo K's eyes were filled with curiosity as he kept looking at the three people behaving strangely.

For some reason, the more she looked at that bearded man, the more familiar he seemed to become to her.

"Eek! I get it!" The old man suddenly let out another strange cry, startling Lin Yi, who was deep in thought.

"What's gotten into you now?"

The old man stared intently at Mo K.

"There is one possibility."

"If what comes is not a complete life form, then it will not be completely reset."

"She can remember time, but she has no past; she can endure thousands of years, yet she still retains the heart of a child."

"The only possibility is that she is merely a projection of someone's consciousness, or rather, a memory, and not a complete living being!"

The old man's eyes grew brighter as he spoke, as if he had discovered some profound truth.

"...That sounds really far-fetched." Lin Yi understood what he was saying, but it felt quite magical.

"This is the only explanation, little one. Do you have memories from before you came here?"

"Stop talking nonsense. Didn't you say that everyone who comes here will lose their memory?" Lin Yi couldn't help but complain.

"Don't interrupt. It depends on the situation. Besides, were you even listening to me carefully? I'm talking about part of my memory, not all of it."

"Besides, after so many years, you should have recovered some memories by now. Little girl, haven't you recovered any memories at all?"

After listening, Mo K looked puzzled, but finally nodded hesitantly.

"I remember almost nothing about what happened before I came here, except that I think my name was Mo K. I also couldn't find any memories of myself."

"So what's the deal with your brother?" Lin Yi interjected. "The one with the silver hair, was he the one who told us you were missing?"

"That older brother?" Mo K said, "He came here in the 299th year since I arrived."

"To be precise, we are not related by blood. He was starving at the time, and I just gave him some food, and he thought I was his sister."

As he spoke, Mo K frowned, looking somewhat troubled.

"He keeps saying I saved him, but I just didn't want him to attract monsters because of hunger. After all, that place was something I painstakingly set up; it's my little hut. If he hadn't just happened to collapse in front of my hut, I probably wouldn't have saved him..."

These words, coupled with the emotionless tone, sounded somewhat cold-blooded.

But it's more like it's as if it doesn't have any feelings or emotions at all.

"Your brother will be heartbroken if he hears this," Lin Yi said.

"Sad?" Mo K tilted his head, replying in confusion, "I know the word, it's an emotion, but I can't feel it..."

Okay, we can confirm it now, this kid has a lot of feelings.

Lin Yi stopped talking and went to look at Tony.

You know what, based on the information the old man and Mo K themselves gave, Lin Yi really does think that Mo K might be related to Morgan.

She may be the Morgan Memory, or a projection existing at different times.

This also explains why she doesn't have emotional fluctuations, because she is not a fully living being.

Moreover, I can barely remember that my name seems to be Mo K, which sounds very similar to Morgan. It is normal for my memory to be a little fuzzy and have some discrepancies.

Believe it or not, the more I think about it, the more likely it seems.

Tony noticed Lin Yi's gaze and was also pondering this question.

The child in front of him, judging from both his appearance and age, had no connection to Morgan whatsoever.

But for some reason, the moment Tony saw him, an inner voice told him that this was Morgan.

But... he's not Morgan.

If that's the case, and it's just a projection of a part of Morgan, then that explains why Tony felt that way.

Tony's gaze toward Mok gradually became more complicated.

If the guess is correct, why does part of Morgan's projection appear here?

Forget it, now is not the time to think about this.

"Let's think about how to get the watch face back first."

"Yes, I agree," Lin Yi said, standing up.

As they talked, all the creatures on the other side of the door had already passed through. Lin Yi had acquired ownership of that world, so he was naturally able to check if any creatures were still lingering there.

With a wave of his hand, Lin Yi closed the final door and looked back at the clock face in the sky.

To be honest, he has another plan that is highly likely to work.

The dimensional gems cannot be used, but in the new spatial world that Lin Yi has acquired, the sun can recharge him.

That thing isn't like the sun in Time City. The sun in Time City is like a texture, but the sun there is a real, solid entity.

It wouldn't be impossible to open a larger door near the sun to recharge oneself, and then output energy to the dial.

Or, to put it another way, could the watch face be powered directly by the sun?

The problem is, I don't know if one sun is enough to power this thing. Lin Yi silently calculated the total amount of energy output when he caused the dial to rotate clockwise.

In the end, I decided to give it a try.

The upper limit is set at one-third of the solar energy.

This number is already an incredible amount. If we still find nothing, we should think of other ways. We can't output the entire sun, otherwise, Lin Yi knows very well what would happen if that space world lost its sun.

"You have a plan?" Tony keenly noticed that Lin Yi's eyes had become firm.

"Hmm, there's a way we can try," Lin Yi replied.

Tony nodded: "Any method is better than nothing. We're pressed for time, so if we have a plan, we should act quickly."

Lin Yi took a deep breath, preparing to have the others push the door open a little so he could try opening it again.

At this moment, Mo K suddenly spoke, pointing to the watch face in the air.

"What are you going to do with this large clock face?"

Lin Yi and Tony exchanged a glance, the latter then looking at Mo K.

"Yes, we need to recycle this watch face. Why?"

"Recycle the watch face? Does that mean make it disappear?"

"I can help you!"