Marvel: The Alchemist Just Wants a Peaceful Life.

Chapter 190 Sherlock's Risk Transfer

For Sherlock, it wasn't that he couldn't beat the Hulk; it was just that the psychological trauma was too great.

After all, the animated emoticon of Hulk's wicked smile and Black Widow's "I'm in trouble" before the time travel was still quietly lying in Sherlock's emoticon list, and was even one of Sherlock's most frequently used flirtatious emoticons.

Now, seeing that sinister smile, which was originally just an emoji, appear in front of him, anyone would run away!

Before Sherlock could even process what was happening, his body had already carried him away, and even as they ran, Sherlock's hands were still tightly covering his buttocks.

As for the Hulk, well, the Hulk is somewhat intimidated by that eerie little guy behind him.

It's not that they can't beat each other. After all, considering the physical strength of Doro and Hulk, one punch from Hulk would probably send Doro sprawling.

However, Doro's speed was simply too fast, as slippery as an eel, and with the added boost of those strange gadgets, Hulk was completely crushed by the numbers this time.

It made the Hulk feel a frustrating sense of being unable to hit or catch it.

The reason why he chose to abandon Doro behind him and chase after Sherlock is simple: Hulk is just simple-minded, but definitely not stupid. The little guy behind him is not easy to deal with, and he can't even handle that little guy himself.

Moreover, judging from what that little guy just said, it's obvious that he cares a lot about the little guy named Sherlock. Once he catches that little guy, that wicked little guy will definitely be hesitant to act against him.

Guided by this philosophy, a painting that can be considered a world-famous work in the Marvel universe was born.

Unfortunately, not a single audience member came to see this iconic scene.

However, even Sherlock himself did not expect that something even more dramatic was yet to come.

Tony's relaxed mood was instantly gripped again the moment Sherlock's voice came through the call: "Dad, save me!"

Completely disregarding what was happening on Sherlock's side, Tony steered his armor towards the cabin.

It can only be said that sometimes, many things happen by coincidence, and that's just how coincidental they are.

Just as Tony was about to run to the corner leading into the cabin, Sherlock suddenly burst out from the corner and rushed straight into Tony's arms.

With his mind filled with memes, Sherlock didn't care about anything else and instinctively covered his entire body with his armor.

With the armor's enhancement, Sherlock, completely unconsciously, used Tony in front of him as a projectile and launched it at the Hulk behind him.

Driven by the fear of being stuffed into a puff pastry by the Hulk, Sherlock's process of using Tony as a projectile was incredibly smooth, so smooth that not only Sherlock himself, but even Tony, who was used as a projectile, was somewhat caught off guard.

Meanwhile, Green Fat watched as a reddish-brown thing flew towards him. Normally, he would have slapped it away, but at this moment, Green Fat's hands were tightly bound to his chest by the Immortal Binding Rope.

Left with no other choice, Hulk almost instinctively tried to swing his hammer to knock the thing flying towards him away.

Tony, who was in mid-air, had no time to react. It was Jarvis inside the suit who, after noticing that the suit had taken off, activated the thrusters and forcibly adjusted Tony's posture in mid-air to ensure that Tony could land safely.

With all these factors combined, an uncanny coincidence occurred.

Just then, Hulk swung a headbutt at Tony as he flew towards him, but Tony's armor automatically activated its sometimes-unreliable propulsion system, allowing him to somersault in mid-air and dodge Hulk's headbutt.

If that were all, it wouldn't be surprising, but the problem lies in the fact that Tony's armor's thrusters are intermittent.

Tony had just completed a somersault and miraculously dodged the Hulk's headbutt when, by sheer coincidence, the thrusters malfunctioned again in mid-air. Jarvis, being part of the armor's built-in programming, had to adjust his posture to ensure Tony wouldn't fall to the ground.

But in the process of adjusting his posture, Tony's armor kicked the Hulk squarely in the head as he was launching a headbutt.

Thanks to Tony's unintentional kick, Hulk, who was originally able to maintain his balance, immediately lost his balance and fell to the ground with a thud, looking like a dog falling flat on its face.

It's not a big deal that Hulk fell down; the problem is that he fell in the wrong place. His huge weight caused inertia, which combined with the slippery metal surface.

The end result was that Hulk, like a curling stone, slid a long way in a dejected, forward-leaning posture.

Unfortunately, not far away was the large hole left by Hawkeye when he invaded the space carrier.

The green fat man's fall and slide were quite remarkable; he actually slid straight towards the huge crack.

The good news is that Hulk didn't actually fall, even though his knees were already at the edge of the broken floor and his entire upper body was sticking out.

But thankfully, Hulk stopped a second before falling.

It's true what they say, when bad luck strikes, even drinking cold water can cause problems. Just as Hulk managed to stop, a bottomless abyss lay before him, and he didn't even have time to catch his breath.

Doro, who had just arrived, immediately withdrew his Binding Rope the moment he saw Tony.

As we all know, the moment a human's limbs are untied, they usually stretch their bound limbs unconsciously, and the Hulk is no exception.

However, it was precisely this subconscious action that caused Hulk to lose his balance. After struggling for a while, Hulk actually fell off the Helicarrier in such a comical way.

Seeing that Hulk seemed to have fallen, Sherlock finally breathed a sigh of relief and sat down heavily on the ground, panting heavily.

Tony, however, remained completely dazed, maintaining a superhero-like landing posture.

The reason is simple: Tony clearly saw the look in Hulk's eyes before he fell off the Helicarrier.

To sum up that look in one sentence: You're done for, I'll remember you!

Watching the Hulk's expression before he fell repeatedly playing on the headset under the visor, and then looking at Sherlock sitting not far away, panting heavily.

Tony was stunned for a while before he suddenly shouted as if he had broken down.

"This is outrageous!!!!"