Zombie Marvel? Luckily, I'm Superman!

"Wow!" Lin Yi exclaimed in surprise.

Strange's got some skills. I thought he'd just be putting Spider-Man through the wringer these past few days, but he's actually managed to pull off something interesting.

Last night I told him to think of a way to go back, but I didn't have much hope. I didn't expect Strange to stand up for himself this time.

"Tell me more," Lin Yi said, intrigued.

Strange didn't waste any time and immediately took out a compass-like object.

"This was given to me by the Ancient One of this universe. She said that as long as we know the coordinates of our original universe, we can teleport using the Jump Compass."

Strange was thinking today that since the Ancient One was able to send them here using a magic circle when they first arrived.

Then the Ancient One in this universe should also use this move.

I didn't expect that when I asked today, it was exactly as I had imagined. In fact, the Ancient One even gave me this thing directly and taught me how to activate it.

"Is it that simple?" Lin Yi asked, feeling that it was too simple. He hadn't seen Gu Yi working so hard and seemingly expending a lot of energy.

Strange readily agreed, "Theoretically speaking, our journey here was quite simple, requiring only three components: a guiding teleportation array, teleportation coordinates, and energy."

"To those who don't understand, it's obviously a fantasy, but for the Ancient One, the most precious thing is probably the coordinates."

No, Lin Yi thought it was the energy supply. He had seen those energy-providing items placed next to the magic circle before, and they didn't look cheap. However, Lin Yi didn't know why the Ancient One hadn't used the Time Stone's energy for teleportation. That thing's energy was, to some extent, almost limitless.

"Wow, amazing!" Lin Yi clapped his hands exaggeratedly.

"So, Mr. Strange, do you know the coordinates of our universe?"

Strange's smile froze, and he tentatively asked, "Don't you know?"

"I know, but I have a question." Lin Yi certainly knew his coordinates in his own universe.

The Lost Library they visited wasn't within the universe's dimensions, so Lin Yi knew the universe's coordinates since he could open a portal from the library to return.

"When we came here, the Ancient One warned us to be careful of any familiar people or things, do you remember?" Lin Yi brought up the Ancient One's words again, then pointed to the compass: "Are you sure there's nothing sinister or treacherous about this thing?"

Strange nodded. "Of course I remember."

"Although the Ancient One in this universe is different, the items should be fine." Strange looked at the compass in his hand.

He wasn't stupid; the magic circle engraved on this compass was almost a miniature version of the one the Ancient One had used when they arrived. He had checked it more than once and found nothing unusual.

"Have you used teleportation magic to get here?" Lin Yi suddenly changed the subject.

He hadn't forgotten the problem of the teleportation magic suddenly failing when he tried to go to Morgan's place earlier that day.

"I've used it..." Strange frowned. "But my sling ring broke down inexplicably in the Dark Dimension. I was later rescued by the Ancient One, you know that."

"Are you questioning the Ancient One about something?" Strange asked rhetorically, examining the compass in his hand once more.

"I understand your concerns. I've checked this compass more than once, and there are no problems with its magic or functionality."

Lin Yi narrowed his eyes and used his super vision to scan the entire compass, but found nothing unusual.

Lin Yi took the compass, but his sixth sense didn't give him any warning. After a moment of silence, he returned the item to Strange.

If the product is fine, then the problem must be with the person?

No, Lin Yi didn't actually think that Gu Yi was behind this, but he had no contact with the Gu Yi of this universe.

There are too many abnormal things about this universe; remaining skeptical is the right choice.

Now is not the time to rummage through the baggage of magical knowledge that I've tossed into the corner of my memory.

As for why we can't open a portal, we can only put that aside for now and ask the Ancient One back in our own universe.

"Maybe I'm overthinking it..." Lin Yi said.

"Now that we have this, we can prepare to go back."

Strange was taken aback, then exchanged a glance with Peter.

"Tony has already agreed to give us the isolation technology and supporting equipment," Lin Yi added.

"There was just one small condition, which I agreed to, and that has little to do with you."

"Tomorrow afternoon we'll go to Morgan Tower...Stark Tower, get the stuff, and then head back immediately."

As they casually mentioned, Strange and Spider-Man had no idea what the Morgan Tower was.

"Okay!" Strange smiled again, and Spider-Man let out a groan and collapsed onto the sofa.

I've been here for three days, watched a show, gotten beaten up, and escaped with my life. Space travel is just too damn fun!

The three of them slept until noon the next day.

After several days of running around, the process was somewhat bumpy but went relatively smoothly, and the result was good.

After dinner, the three of them headed toward Stark Tower, full of energy.

When Lin Yi saw Morgan again, Morgan had an excited smile on his face, which puzzled him.

He had assumed that leaving his daddy and his home to go to another universe would leave Morgan feeling lost.

I might throw a tantrum, or I might accept it without saying a word, but I never expected to be this excited.

Lin Yi didn't know how Tony had managed to convince Morgan, but although nothing seemed amiss, he still noticed a hint of unease and worry in Morgan's eyes.

Tony gave him a questioning look, then shook his head and shrugged, casually patting Lin Yi on the shoulder. "Morgan is stronger than you think, don't worry."

"Good afternoon, Mr. Stark," Peter greeted him somewhat awkwardly, scratching his head.

His first impression of Tony in this universe was, "Why does he look so old?"

Strange greeted him politely in return, and Tony simply nodded and said, "Sorcerer."

They didn't seem inclined to talk much.

His attitude was somewhat cold, but Lin Yi could understand what Tony was thinking.

How could an old father be happy when he's about to send his daughter to another universe?

"Wait here for a moment, Lin Yi, come with me."

After a brief greeting, Tony led Lin Yi to the next room.

In the room, there were two suitcases and a storage device the size of a palm.

"Here's what you wanted." Tony walked to the table and opened the two suitcases.

"The two suitcases contain the finished product of the cosmic virus isolator. Place it on a satellite, or anything else, as long as it reaches the altitude of low Earth orbit, and it will release a shield to orbit around Earth."

"Of course, one is a backup."

Lin Yi glanced at the briefcase and saw a small, fist-sized, diamond-shaped device that was gleaming, clearly containing a reactor.

I originally thought this device would be very big, but it's actually quite small.

"This memory contains the isolation technology you need. Go back and give it to me in another universe. If nothing unexpected happens, you should be able to manufacture the product yourself in a week at most."

"And this thing..." Tony paused, then took something else out of his pocket and handed it to Lin Yi.