A person in American comics is forced to mechanically ascend in order to go home

It was two o'clock in the night when Albert was woken up by the doorbell.

Two soldiers stood at the door. It could be seen from the medals on their shoulders that they both belonged to the Air Force.

One is a lieutenant general, and the other is younger and holding a document bag.

"Albert Liles Irvine?" the general said, using a middle name that was rarely called.

Albert was uncomfortable being called by his first name, and the middle-aged general was lighting a cigar with a pine stick without even raising his head.

Before Albert could answer, the general motioned with his eyes to the young soldier next to him, who took out an Air Force badge from his arms.

Then he went straight to the room.

"I don't like the smell of smoke."

Albert stopped him with a frown.

"If I'm not mistaken, what I just said is not a search warrant."

"'Haha, Mr. Irvine, this is General Ross."

The younger officer smiled as if the name meant something.

"Ha ha."

Seeing this, Albert also smiled and looked at the two people quietly.

"Young man, you don't know what you are about to face."

General Ross took a long puff of smoke, let the cigar burn quickly, and then did not spit it out.

Seeing that Albert still refused to give in, he raised his head and said in a tone of accusation and judgment,

"A few days ago, a powerful pulse of energy erupted from the upper floors of the Four Seasons Hotel."

At this point, General Ross deliberately stopped and spit out the smoke he had just inhaled.

Most of it fell on Albert's face.

"You did it?"

"I'm a scientist, and I don't think there are laws against scientific experiments in Boston or the United States."

"It's not illegal, but the consequences are much more serious than that."

"Since it's not illegal, it's personal privacy. I don't want to answer."

Albert was about to close the door;

"Huh, privacy? Can speculators who experiment randomly be considered scientists?" General Ross blew another puff of cigarette into Albert's face.

"You never considered the consequences of your experiments and public safety."

As he spoke, General Luo waved to the young officer next to him, who took out a few pages of paper from his document bag.

"Seven hours ago, the Earth-orbiting satellite captured a picture near the sun."

The young officer handed the paper over as he spoke. The sun and a dark shadow could be vaguely seen next to it.

"NASA determined that the black shadow was swallowing energy all the way. It turned around 7 days ago and pointed towards the Earth."

"Seven days ago was the day of that blue light."

General Ross took the words, said sternly, then turned around and left.

"There is a meeting at the Operations Center in Manhattan. Mr. Irvine, you must be there."

The young officer handed the remaining information to Albert and turned to leave.

Albert suppressed his disgust towards the two of them and the desire to throw the picture into the trash can immediately.

Looked carefully.

The picture was handed to him upside down. Albert wanted to turn it around, but suddenly he felt that the black image at this angle was a head with two horns and a tall hat.

Think of the extreme weather in the weather forecast...

"Shift!"

Two hours later, the car that picked up Albert drove into a heavily guarded building.

He was a little dizzy after changing planes and cars in such a short period of time, but he could still tell at a glance that this was neither the territory of the military nor a secret service agency.

The meeting was held in a hall that was obviously temporarily requisitioned.

It had already started when Albert arrived.

All kinds of electronic equipment are placed in a mess, and some are underground. The wires were tangled with other wires, and several projections were randomly erected on the big screen.

Albert didn't know how long the meeting had been started, but what was certain was that,

People here don't care about anything else.

The conference table was also made up of several tables and was piled with drafts, documents and papers.

I took a quick glance and found that they were available in all fields. There are a few articles about the black hole conjecture, a few articles exploring the possibility of silicon-based life, and a few articles of my own.

The huge space was filled with the smell of cigarette smoke, and most of the attendees looked tired.

Their suits and military jackets have also disappeared, and scattered ties can be seen everywhere.

The wrinkled shirt is stained with sweat, even though the air conditioner is turned up to full blast.

Not all of them were Americans, there were even a few Soviet generals and intelligence officers from Europe.

Howard and Peggy were among them, the former frowning while reading, the latter talking to an officer.

But no matter where he is from, whether he is a soldier or a scientist,

Albert read a sentence from everyone's faces: We have no choice but we can't give up yet.

"This emergency may directly lead to the survival of the earth.

A few hours ago, we discovered a location object suspected of extraterrestrial life heading towards the Earth.

Expected to arrive soon..."

The meeting officially began, with General Ross speaking first.

After a brief introduction and discussion, Albert discovered that what he had told him before was almost all the information he had.

Devouring energy, coming towards Earth, turned seven days ago, seems to be alive.

The primary suspect related target is the energy fluctuations emitted when using the original space stone.

But no one thought that the extreme weather might not be a coincidence.

This is normal, after all, extreme weather around the world, although weird, is not big news.

"Everyone, have you ever thought that extreme weather might be related to it?"

A while after the meeting started,

Albert, who had been fiddling with something with his head down, interrupted the astrophysicist who was speaking.

In my memory, he was the chairman of the astronomy department at the University of Pennsylvania and the winner of the Nobel Prize in Physics twenty years ago.

"I just used a quantum computer to solve the trajectory of extreme weather."

Albert waved his hand, and several virtual projection lines hit the center.

As the locations of extreme weather events are marked again and again,

A regular and complex symmetrical pattern gradually forms.

"The global extreme weather wave started on the day when the black shadow turned. Maybe the two are related."

At this time, Albert could only try his best to guide the decision-makers sitting here.

"I think that blue light is the most critical reason. The search warrant and arrest warrant are already on the way."

General Ross interrupted Albert disdainfully,

Even though everyone else in the audience was still amazed by the very sci-fi projection.

The long-term hunt for mutants and supernatural individuals,

He felt deeply afraid and disgusted with people or things that were beyond his control.

In the eyes of General Ross, they are all unstable time bombs.

“If anyone is responsible, it’s you so-called experimental scientists.

Without you, 80% of the troubles in this world would disappear. "

He didn't understand why his boss asked him to invite this young man to the meeting.

Instead of arresting him directly.

“Without us, the world would still be in the agricultural age;

Without me, the development of computers would be 20 years behind. "

Albert finally couldn't help it anymore and looked at General Ross coldly.

After a few seconds of silence, he waved his hand to turn off the projection, stood up and turned around to leave.

“Only the supernatural can fight the supernatural.”

I don’t know why, but Galactus came to this era before the Fantastic Four appeared.

Now, there are no superheroes to step forward.

Karma Taj and Asgard may be the only ones to rely on at this time.

And Albert was very doubtful whether it was really the abnormal movement when activating the space gem that attracted Uncle Tun's attention.

After all, what it pursues is not just pure energy but life energy.