Marvel: The Alchemist Just Wants a Peaceful Life.

Meanwhile, Coulson, who was experiencing superhuman power for the first time, was still pondering what kind of demands a superhuman like Sherlock would make to S.H.I.E.L.D., while Sherlock had already boarded a plane to the Middle East.

After a flight of more than 30 hours, Sherlock and his party successfully landed at the military base on the other side of the camel.

Helen showed great curiosity about this, but neither Sherlock nor Zhao Weike made any special comments.

It's important to understand that this mission was originally assigned by S.H.I.E.L.D., and the person who lost Tony was a member of the military. So, theoretically, S.H.I.E.L.D. was acting on a request for help from the military.

Furthermore, since the mainland hotels primarily cater to high-ranking officials, executives, and wealthy businessmen, there was no problem with the plane landing at the military base after much coordination.

As for Doro, Doro didn't understand anything. He just felt that a lot of people wearing the same yellowish-brown clothes had suddenly appeared, and there were also a lot of big metal guys.

As for the military, they had a conflicted attitude towards S.H.I.E.L.D.'s "external assistance." On the one hand, the military was unwilling to let S.H.I.E.L.D. interfere in their affairs, but on the other hand, they had no choice but to speak up because of Tony's identity and the fact that they didn't have much intelligence.

So when the plane landed, Rhodes, who was in charge of welcoming them, had mixed feelings.

However, when he saw Sherlock's young face leading the way out of the plane's cabin, Rhodes' complex expression instantly turned into anger.

The reason is simple: Sherlock is too young. Rhodes even thought that S.H.I.E.L.D. was just going through the motions with the military and didn't really care about Tony's life.

However, when Rhode saw Doro climbing onto Sherlock's shoulder, his anger vanished instantly.

As one of the Air Force generals, Rhodes, who could be considered a high-ranking officer, naturally knew that there were some "experts" or, to put it more bluntly, superhumans hidden among the people in this world.

And it's quite obvious that Doro's art style, which is completely out of place with its surroundings, is almost imperceptibly telling us that the boy walking at the front is no ordinary person.

Because of Doro's presence, Rhode put aside his contempt and led Sherlock and his group to the operations room. After briefly explaining all the intelligence he had gathered to Sherlock, Sherlock asked Rhode for a satellite map and left with the three behind him without any hesitation.

As for Rhodes, he was naturally curious, and he wasn't the only one who was curious. After all, Rhodes's anime-style drawing was too eye-catching in the midst of the vast yellow sand and the desolate military camp.

Sherlock was acutely aware of the constant surveillance surrounding him, but since his mission was to intimidate, he made no attempt to hide it.

After finding an open space, Sherlock clasped his hands together in front of his chest, and suddenly opened them. A long spear radiating a holy light appeared abruptly in front of Sherlock, floating silently in mid-air.

If that were all, the people around wouldn't have reacted too strongly, since many magicians can achieve similar effects.

Although the spear floating on Sherlock's chest had dazzling special effects, that was all.

As I said before, after all, they live in the Marvel world and grew up on the land of the United States. They've seen all sorts of strange and wonderful things throughout history, so this little thing is a minor issue for those curious people present.

Sherlock was naturally aware of this, so from the beginning, he never intended to just stay like this. Under the amused gazes of Zhao Weike and Helen, Sherlock had no choice but to continue pretending to be cool.

He grabbed the spear floating in front of him with one hand, and with a gentle flick, a blinding light shone from the spear in the next second.

And when the light disappeared, Sherlock's great raptor miraculously appeared before everyone.

This move truly made those who were curious about Sherlock gasp in surprise, but Sherlock ignored the person behind him, casually flicked his spear and disappeared, and got into the passenger seat on his own.

Seeing that Sherlock had already gotten into the car, Zhao Weike and Helen exchanged a glance before getting into Sherlock's large raptor with mysterious smiles. Zhao Weike drove, while Helen carried Doro into the back seat.

The reason for their strange expressions is quite simple: Sherlock's actions could indeed fool those who didn't know him, but anyone who knew Sherlock's abilities could guess what he had just done.

Using the blinding light emanating from the Spear of Longinus, Sherlock frantically pulled out his self-made space capsule and threw it on the ground, which led to the creation of this vehicle.

After the four people got into the car, the giant raptor, which should absolutely not have been there, stepped on the gas and drove straight towards the exit of the base.

Only after leaving the base did Sherlock's tense expression finally relax. He let out a long breath and almost collapsed in the passenger seat.

Looking at Sherlock's listless appearance, Zhao Weike found it somewhat amusing. After exchanging a glance with Helen through the rearview mirror, Helen gently shook her head at Zhao Weike with a smile in her eyes.

Zhao Weike then stopped paying attention to Sherlock, who was slumped in his chair. After thinking for a moment, he spoke to Sherlock.

"Let's go to the mainland hotel here first!"

Upon hearing Zhao Weike's words, Sherlock, who was searching for the valley on the satellite map, suddenly raised his eyes and looked in Zhao Weike's direction with disbelief.

"There are mainland hotels here too? In the middle of a battlefield?"

Zhao Weike didn't hold back in answering Sherlock's question; he simply nodded seriously at Sherlock before speaking.

"That's right, there are also mainland hotels here, but these mainland hotels operate under war zone rules. However, for us, it's still a good place to stay."

Hearing Zhao Weike's words, Sherlock was also a little puzzled. This was the first time Sherlock had heard of such a situation. He only knew that fighting was prohibited inside the Continental Hotel, but this was the first time he had heard of so-called war zone rules, so he couldn't help but be curious.

"Old Zhao, what's the deal with the 'war zone rules' at the Mainland Hotel? Isn't fighting forbidden inside the Mainland Hotel? How come there's a 'war zone rule' here?"

Upon hearing Sherlock's question, a large cross inevitably appeared on Zhao Weike's forehead, but he still explained the rules of the Continental Hotel to Sherlock.