Marvel: The Alchemist Just Wants a Peaceful Life.

Sherlock had no idea that his casual remark would cause such a big problem for the kind-hearted Coulson. At this moment, Sherlock's attention was completely drawn to the two main characters on the battlefield.

Undeniably, whether it was Obadiah operating the Iron Monger or Tony operating the Iron Man suit, their fighting style was essentially the same as that of street thugs engaging in a brawl.

But it is precisely this kind of chaotic punching that, thanks to the Iron Monger armor and Tony's gold and red armor, possesses immense destructive power. Combined with the sparks, lightning, and explosions generated during their fight, it is at least visually appealing.

However, sometimes, some things are truly meant to be admired from afar and not touched.

Take, for example, the fight between Tony and Obadiah. From a distance, the two appeared to be evenly matched. Obadiah used his size advantage to pressure Tony, while Tony, in turn, used his size advantage to wrestle with Obadiah like an eel.

However, once Sherlock landed near the battlefield, watching the fight between the two became unusually boring.

To be honest, after all that special effects, with sparks, lightning, and explosions going on all the way, when you look at their actual combat record, they were basically just scratching each other.

Let alone the Iron Monger, which is completely bare-faced, Tony's armor, with its flashy gold and red paint job, hasn't even had a scratch after fighting for so long. It's incredibly impressive.

Watching the two of them exchange punches in a manner that could only be described as kindergarten-level fighting, Sherlock even found an opportunity to strike. He could only stand there dumbfounded, unsure whether to help or not, feeling that getting involved in such a fight would lower his IQ.

Fortunately, Obadiah was a considerate guy. Seeing that Sherlock couldn't join the battle, Obadiah used his size advantage to grab Tony and throw him towards Sherlock.

Faced with Tony, who seemed to have fallen from the sky like a metal can, Sherlock, with a look of disgust, lightly tapped the ground beside him with the Spear of Longinus. The next second, a huge stone pillar rose from the side of Sherlock, directly knocking the flying Tony away once again.

After sending Tony flying, the stone pillar slowly shrank back to its original shape in a way that was completely contrary to the flexibility of stone.

Obadiah, of course, saw this scene clearly, but at this moment, wearing the Iron Monger armor, Obadiah was already in a state of delusion that he was invincible, especially after suppressing Tony for so long.

Obadiah even had a strange feeling that he could unify the world with this armor.

Obadiah's tone was full of sarcasm as he watched Sherlock knock Tony away.

"Sherlock Flamel, a guy as resilient as a cockroach! The car accident five years ago didn't kill you, and just now I didn't have a chance to kill you either. Fate is so kind to you; instead of running away, you've come crawling back again!"

Upon hearing Obadiah's words, Sherlock paused for a moment before realizing the details of Obadiah's car accident five years prior.

If nothing unexpected happens, he transmigrated because of this car accident. No wonder he was covered in bandages when he first transmigrated, and every part of him ached. Very well, with all the old and new grudges piling up, Sherlock has even less reason to let Obadiah off the hook.

Seeing Obadiah's arrogant demeanor, even with his helmet open, Sherlock revealed a mysterious smile, his eyes coldly fixed on Obadiah before him, his verbal skills equally sharp.

"Old Deng, have you ever heard the saying, 'Thirty years east of the river, thirty years west of the river, never underestimate a young man's potential'? Five years ago, I might not have been able to kill you, but that doesn't mean I can't kill you now! With old and new grudges combined, only one of us can survive."

Sherlock was completely absorbed in his own dramatic world. To Sherlock, Obadiah wasn't even a worthy opponent and wasn't worth his attention at all.

But to Obadiah, who felt he was invincible, these words sounded like a joke.

Looking down at his own armor and then up at Sherlock standing not far away, Obadiah burst into a fit of maniacal laughter. Under Obadiah's control, the massive mechanical body even instinctively clutched its stomach with laughter.

"Hahahaha, you? You? You? You? And that little toothpick in your hand? Sherlock, how come I never noticed how funny you were before? If I had known you were this funny, I would have killed your parents and raised you on my estate."

Then every day they'll make you watch your parents die a horrible death, quietly and slowly torturing you, and then they'll enjoy your wailing and begging for mercy!

Upon hearing Obadiah's words, Sherlock's previously calm anger suddenly flared up. Sherlock swore that this was not just his own anger; more importantly, this anger was something that Sherlock simply could not quell.

After taking a deep breath and barely suppressing the rage that was about to consume his reason, Sherlock, who had originally planned to quickly finish off Obadiah, changed his mind in an instant.

Driven by this rage, Sherlock intends to treat his 'enemy' in the most cruel and terrible way.

Sherlock casually tossed the Spear of Longinus, which he had been clutching in his hand, behind his back, clasped his hands together in front of his chest, and looked at Obadaia opposite him with eyes as if he were looking at a dead man, devoid of any emotion.

"I originally planned to get rid of you quickly, but unfortunately, I've changed my mind."

As soon as Sherlock said this, a burst of crimson lightning erupted from his body, and his left eye also glowed red.

"Physical Transformation and Enhancement!"

As Sherlock used the Philosopher's Stone to perform alchemy, his body began to change into a non-human state. This was not a change in appearance, but an internal one.

On the other side, although Obadiah did not stop Sherlock's alchemy from being activated, a piercing alarm sounded inside Obadiah's armor when Sherlock's alchemy was actually activated.

Out of caution, Obadiah closed his helmet and tentatively raised his arm. The machine gun on his arm aimed at Sherlock and fired without hesitation.

But the abilities Sherlock displayed next almost made Obadiah, who was hiding inside his armor, pop his eyes out.