Marvel's Antiheroes

After going home again, she helped Liv pack her luggage. The little girl joined Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters that same day and hung out with the bald guy and the gorilla.

Du Ke, who offered a sponsorship fee of 200,000 US dollars, was relieved.

Originally, when he saw Liv awakening at the ranch, Du Ke's idea was to recruit a capable thug, because at that time, his idea was to stay alive, and the purpose of becoming stronger was just to prevent Thanos from snapping his fingers, so that he would not have to bet twice. Probability of one.

But as he fully integrated into this world, something called a sense of responsibility slowly came to him.

So when facing Liv, who was only thirteen years old, he really couldn't bear to let her follow him to kill people, but instead tried every means to send her to school.

Compared with Lieutenant Colonel Anderson's move to send a thirteen-year-old kitten to him in order to win over him, his little heart is still too soft.

Du Ke sighed as he walked into his blacksmith shop.

Zola grabbed Catherine's computer seat and was tinkering with a three-dimensional diagram.

Catherine, on the other hand, was holding a laptop and typing on the keyboard.

Du Ke walked up to Zola and asked: "Zola, how is the research on the directional magnetic storm instrument going?"

"It's still a bit short, mainly due to material issues. Master, please take a look."

Next, there is a lot of terminology.

It's a pity that although Du Ke is not a scumbag in school, he is still far away from being a top student, and he can't understand what Zola is saying at all.

"Keep it simple and focus on the key points."

"Good master, through research on the U.S. military's magnetic storm bombs, I found that the raw materials they used to make the radiation controller were not existing metals. Therefore, although the power of the magnetic storm was reduced, it was still unable to be successfully produced due to material limitations." Zola spoke in human language that Du might understand.

"That's it." Du Ke sighed in disappointment: "That's still useless."

"That's not the case." Zola replied: "Through the research on the Ark, I obtained a way to excite the palladium element. Combined with the working principle of the magnetic storm bomb, I can make a one-time energy bomb."

Du Ke became interested and asked: "How is the power?"

"This is a kind of energy injection that can overload electronic components and circuits, causing great damage. However, it has a general effect on living organisms. After the distance exceeds ten meters, the lethality begins to decrease sharply." Zola explained: "Of course, this is just the result of my simulation. The specific effect still needs to be tested."

Du Ke nodded with satisfaction: "It's a good thing. Leave it to me for experiments. You can quickly make a few, at least six. Do you have enough materials?"

Zola answered honestly: "Except for palladium, other materials are sufficient, but the quality is just a bit poor, and the finished product may not be very stable."

"What does Stability need that thing for? I'm not here to help others." Du Ke curled his lips and complained, and then said: "You do it first, I will buy some palladium and come back."

When Zola started to be busy, Du Ke walked towards the door, thought for a while and asked: "Will this kind of bomb leave anything behind after being used?"

"When it explodes, all the materials will fall apart, and some of them will decompose directly. It is basically impossible to restore them. What is easier to find is probably some palladium residues." Zola replied without raising his head.

That's fine, Du Ke walked out of the blacksmith shop with confidence and drove towards the city of Queens.

Palladium is a metal that is an indispensable key material in high-tech fields such as aerospace, aviation, navigation, weapons and nuclear energy, as well as in the automobile manufacturing industry.

But it is not difficult to buy, because it is a member of the fifth cycle of Group 8 platinum elements. It is a kind of precious metal. It is clearly priced in the precious metal market. The price is about the same as gold, one thousand two hundred and three hundred US dollars per ounce.

Because palladium jewelry has become popular in recent years, you can buy it in major jewelry stores, but it is more expensive than the precious metal market.

After changing three stores, Du Ke bought six palladium rings, four necklaces, two bracelets, and one anklet, totaling 253 grams. Because it was jewelry, it cost him just over 10,000 US dollars.

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