Marvel's Super Venom System

In the laboratory, Tony stuffed the last donut into his mouth, drank the rest of the coffee, then wiped his mouth, and said energetically, "It's time to start working!"

Then Tony lifted the cloth covering the model in front of him, then blew off the dust on it, and took a closer look at the future city.

"All the secrets will be revealed." Tony muttered to himself while pacing around the model.

Suddenly, Tony stopped, and squatted down to look carefully at a small wooden sign next to the model.

There is a sentence written on this small wooden sign: "Here is the key to the future."

Tony narrowed his eyes. At this moment, all the clues in his mind were connected together.

"Jarvis, import a holographic projection of the model and show me how it looks from different angles."

"I need an actionable projection."

Tony fumbled his chin and said to Jarvis.

"The 1974 Stark Industries Expo model has been imported."

"I have shown you a model map of the exposition from different angles, sir."

Jarvis' voice sounded, and at the same time, several model projections of future cities appeared in front of Tony.

Tony looked at the projection of the model in different directions in front of him, and then stopped his gaze on the bird's-eye view of the model, with a thoughtful expression on his face.

"What does this look like, Jarvis." Tony said to Jarvis, looking at the hologram in front of him.

But before Jarvis could answer, Tony said the answer himself: "This one looks like atoms."

"The nucleus should be here." Tony said while pointing his finger to the globe in the middle of the model.

"Protrude the big sphere." As Tony spoke, he enlarged the globe in front of him and looked at it.

Tony took a few steps back to get a better view, then he paused for a moment before saying, "Take the walkway away, all of it."

"What are you trying to achieve, sir?" Jarvis asked in a questioning voice.

Hearing Jarvis's question, Tony said, "I want to find...well, to rediscover a new element."

After answering Jarvis's question, Tony continued to look at the projection in front of him and said, "Get rid of the landscape, these bushes, trees, parking lot, exit, entrance, all lost."

"Then use the gazebo as a framework to make up the protons and neutrons."

As Tony continued to operate, the entire projection became more and more concise and clear.

After a while, a blue elemental model appeared in front of Tony.

Tony looked at the new element in front of him, and then suddenly spread his hands.

The blue element model in front of him also expanded suddenly with Tony's movements.

I saw small light spots arranged in an orderly manner in the air, and they were combined in a stable configuration, becoming a new element that had never been discovered before.

Tony was surrounded by small dots of light in the element. He carefully observed the light dots in front of him and around him, without speaking.

These points of light formed a vast starry sky exuding a faint blue light. Tony was under this beautiful and special starry sky, and a warm smile appeared on the corner of his mouth.

He quickly clasped his hands together again, and then pinched the new element that had turned into a small particle into his hands.

Tony looked at the blue element in his hand, then smiled softly: "You have been dead for 20 years, but you still have to teach me, thank you, Dad."

At this time, Jarvis said again: "Sir, the new element you discovered should be able to replace the palladium element you are using."

"But it's a pity that there seems to be no way to synthesize it."

Tony nodded in agreement when he heard Jarvis's voice, then he stood up, and said loudly: "We are about to start a major renovation, it's time to sweat a little!"

Then, in the next few hours, the villa, which had already been destroyed by two steel men, was beaten mercilessly again.

Tony opened an unknown number of large holes in the wall and the ground upstairs, and then connected the various instruments and pipes that had just been shipped together.

Just as Tony had finished everything and was adjusting the balance of the pipeline, Coulson pushed open the door of the laboratory and walked in.

"It seems that you have an idea." Coulson said, looking at Tony who was busy.

"Oh, yes, thank you for your coffee and donuts, which allowed me to add a lot of sugar." Tony also continued to adjust the pipeline, while thanking Coulson.

At this time, Coulson suddenly saw a familiar object in a wooden box next to him.

"Why is this thing here?" Coulson picked up the tattered model of the US team's shield with half of the stars missing.

"This is..." Coulson wanted to say something, but was interrupted by Tony.

I saw Tony staring at the shield model fixedly, as if he saw some beautiful woman, and then he said, "Yes, this is it."

"Do you know what this is? This" Coulson looked at Tony and said again.

"I know, it's something useful." Tony took up the conversation before he could finish.

Coulson: .
Tony took the shield from Coulson, and said to him, "Help me carry the pipe."

Hearing this, Coulson followed Tony's instructions and lifted the pipe vigorously.

Then Tony found the right position and placed the shield model under the pipe.

After piling it up, Tony put the balance instrument in his hand on it again. After seeing the perfect balance between the two sides, he said to himself: "Okay, perfect."

After finishing it, Tony looked at Coulson and asked, "What's the matter? You shouldn't come down to chat with me, right?"

Coulson smiled and said, "It's really nothing, I just want to say goodbye to you."

"I've been reassigned, and now I'm going to New Mexico, and there will be someone new to replace me."

Tony heard Coulson say, "New Mexico, a fascinating place."

"That's what everyone says." Coulson also replied with a smile, and then said goodbye to Tony: "Good luck, Mr. Stark."

Tony also smiled and said, "You too, I hope the newcomer can talk as well as you."

"But I probably won't buy you coffee anymore." Coulson teased.

Then the two shook hands and said goodbye to each other, and Tony continued to devote himself to the synthesis of new elements.

After a while, the sun slowly sank into the horizon, and night was about to fall.

Tony Stark put down the wrench clamped on the pipe switch, took off the sunglasses on his eyes, and then walked towards the new element that had just been born on the workbench.

I saw a small triangular object on the bracket on the workbench, and this triangular object was emitting a dazzling blue light.

Tony looked at the mysterious and beautiful new element in front of him, and couldn't help but admire: "It's perfect, is this the key to the future you said? Dad."

At this time, Jarvis' voice also sounded: "Sir, congratulations, you have created a new element."

Then Tony picked up the small triangle emitting a faint blue light, and put it into the new reaction furnace that was prepared next to it.

I saw that the reactor first made a beeping sound, and then gradually stabilized.

"Sir, the reactor is receiving an updated core."

"Next I'll start testing," Jarvis said.

Tony also looked at his new heart and nodded with a smile. Finally, he finally solved the puzzle, and he no longer had to worry about death.

Tony slumped on the sofa in the laboratory, and he has been living every day in fear during this time.

Now that he has finally found a new element, he can relax a bit.

At this moment, a telephone rang suddenly in the laboratory.

"A call from a number not displayed." Jarvis' voice sounded at the same time.

"Oh, I can answer the phone again, that's great." Tony said while sitting in the chair, sliding towards the screen on the workbench.

In the past few days, his external contact has been supervised by S.H.I.E.L.D., and he hasn't answered the phone for a long time.

Then, Tony slid to the workbench in a chair, pressed the call button and said, "Hey, Coulson, how's Enchanted Land?"

Tony thought Coulson had arrived in New Mexico and called him.

While Tony was waiting for Coulson to respond, a familiar yet unfamiliar voice came from the phone.

"Hey, Tony, how are you doing?" A man's voice with a Russian accent rang on the phone.