American comics: Starting with replicating Superman's talent

Chapter 171 Stealing the Doctor

Science and Technology Exhibition Hall.

Small groups of Americans chatted and interacted with each other.

The huge science and technology exhibition hall was filled with many novel gadgets.

Steve followed Gino, asking with a puzzled expression, "Where are we going?"

"This looks like a science and technology exhibition hall."

"Don't rush, Steve." Gino smiled, put his arm around the boy's shoulder, and glanced around.

With his clairvoyant abilities, he quickly located his target.

An elderly man with white hair, dressed in a brown suit and slightly balding, was wandering around carrying a briefcase.

Sure enough, things like technology exhibitions always attract talented people like Dr. Erskine.

"Alright, Steve, your mission is complete."

Gino released Steve's shoulder without hesitation, and pulled a bottle of Amber Gold from his pocket and tossed it to the boy as payment for taking advantage of Steve's negative emotions along the way.

"But sir?"

"Take it home and you can realize your dream."

Gino ignored Steve, his tall figure pushing through the crowd as he walked straight toward Dr. Erskine.

The bald doctor's super soldier serum is quite interesting, and he plans to kidnap it and take it back to his own universe.

After all, you can never have too much good stuff.

The boy had a clear goal, and his route was almost a straight line. In addition, his tall stature immediately attracted the attention of many security guards hiding in the shadows.

Immediately, several men approached Gino with pistols in one hand.

The two sides are not close to each other.

One hundred meters.

Gino pushed through the crowd and walked on expressionlessly.

Fifty meters, forty meters.

The distance kept closing until it was only one meter.

"Click!"

Plainclothes agents, who had surrounded the boy from all sides, gripped the pistols hidden in his trench coat pockets and pressed them against his waist and abdomen.

One of them lowered his voice and said:

"You've been exposed. Come with us."

Capturing this German spy might yield a lot of information from him.

"Walk?"

Gino paused, tilted his head, as if he had heard a funny joke.

Agent A impatiently lowered the barrel of his gun, warning, "My patience is limited..."

Before he could finish speaking, a large hand suddenly grabbed his neck and then tossed him away like a chick.

"Sorry, I have a bad temper too." Gino shrugged and gave the surrounding agents an apologetic smile.

"what!"

The agent screamed as he crashed into the crowd, and at the same time, the other three agents pulled the trigger without hesitation.

"Bang! Bang!"

The crisp sound of a gunshot shattered the noisy venue, and the jubilant atmosphere of the previous second vanished, replaced by screams and fear.

People screamed and scrambled to escape, the entire venue descending into chaos.

The bullet pierced the pocket and flew toward the forehead and torso.

"Bang!"

They struck the boy who stood frozen in place with lightning speed.

"Click~"

It was as if it had hit a steel plate and sparked; the bullet, which should have pierced the skull, bounced off in a bizarre manner.

"Bang bang bang!"

Three more muffled groans followed, and the three agents were stunned by the bio-field before they could even react.

Meanwhile, more agents lurking inside the venue arrived in twos and threes, one of them shouting orders, "Take Dr. Erskine away! His target is the Doctor!"

"If you can't take him away, kill him on the spot!"

Upon hearing the agent's words, Gino, who had been expressionless, almost burst out laughing. "If you can't have it, you destroy it, huh? I wonder how Dr. Erskine is feeling right now."

The boy looked in the direction of the doctor, where the white-haired old man was being carried by two agents as they ran rapidly toward the exit.

However, to Gino, that running speed was about the same as the speed at which a tortoise climbs.

"Whoosh!"

His figure flickered, leaving a black afterimage, and he reappeared standing in front of the three people.

"The doctor was a good doctor, but now he belongs to me."

Before the two agents could react, Gino smiled, winked, grabbed their collars, and tossed them aside.

"what!"

The same scene unfolded again: two burly men, weighing a combined 160 kilograms, were sent flying backwards with screams, like volleyballs.

Dr. Erskine was left trembling with fear, asking, "What...what do you want to do?"

"It's nothing, it's just that my universe is very large, and I would like to invite you to have a seat."

Before Erskine could even react, Gino snapped his fingers and activated the bio-field.

An invisible energy enveloped Erskine, and then, as if ignoring Earth's gravity, the two of them flew out of the glass skylight above them at an exaggerated speed.

"My God!"

The crowd beneath our feet gradually turned into tiny black dots, the skylight shattered, and debris flew everywhere.

"My God! He... he can fly!"

A group of agents stared blankly as the two figures crashed through the glass and disappeared from their sight.

The two flew out of the stadium one after the other like two bullets, heading east.

.......

The Himalayas.

In a small rural village at the foot of the mountain.

"Your tea."

The Zhuoba woman placed two cups of tea on the table. She glanced curiously at the bald old man wrapped in a thick blanket, shivering from the cold on the right side of the table, and then forgot to look at the handsome young man in a suit.

This combination of an old man and a young man is indeed a bit strange.

The woman left.

Gino casually picked up his water glass and took a sip. "Well then, Dr. Erskine, nice to meet you. My name is Gino Luther."

"Gino Luther?"

Despite shivering, Erskine's lips trembled beneath his fogged-up glasses as he asked, "So you're human? But why can you fly?"

"Could it be a race of a higher level than mine?"

As expected of a scientist, he leans more towards scientific thinking when it comes to the question of gods and humans.

"All you need to know is that I am human, and I need to ask you a question." Gino put down his water glass, his azure eyes fixed on Erskine.

"Dr. Erskine, would you like to travel to a world that is twenty years more advanced than this Earth?"

Hearing Gino's words, a longing flashed in Dr. Erskine's eyes; he really wanted to go and see for himself.

However, considering that the world needed his strength, the man hesitated and shook his head in refusal: "No, I want to stay here."

No, you don't want to.

Gino chuckled and looked at Dr. Erskine, saying, "I'm just asking for your opinion, but whether you go or not is my decision."

The boy stood up, ignoring Erskine's face, which was as black as charcoal, and instructed the woman outside the door: "Keep an eye on him, don't let him run outside and freeze to death."

As he spoke, Gino tossed out a few gold coins as a reward.

Next, he had another important thing to do.

Stepping out of the house, letting the wind and snow brush against his face, Gino raised his head, his gaze falling upon the towering Himalayas.

He needs to go there to ask someone some questions.

"Click~"

His leather shoes sank into the snow, his legs slightly bent.

"Bang!"

Like a cannonball rising from the ground, the snow pit beneath his feet burst open, exposing the frozen soil and stirring up snow and wind, as Gino's figure leaped toward the majestic mountain range.

In the distance, a transparent barrier protected a faintly visible palace hidden within the blizzard.

(End of this chapter)