[Comprehensive British and American] Welcome to Lego City

The storefront of Cixiang Grandma Toys Store is not small, and today is the first day of opening. The sound of music, the noise of children, adults and conversations, and the introduction of shop assistants are mixed together. Almost no one notices the toy sitting alone. In the pile, the boy who lacks the company of his parents.

There are several racing tracks in the free entertainment area, relatively popular new toys are placed in front of the boy, bubble balls and slides are on the right, and further away is a place to play chess and board games.

A few seniors lacked teammates and were yelling for someone, and any child who was caught alone would step forward and ask if they wanted to come and play together.

But none of them was close to where the boy was, as if there was no such person in their eyes, and they ignored the area.

In this way, there is a clean place in the noisy entertainment area.The boy was sitting on a sponge cushion with one hand resting on his chin, and was idly assembling a wooden castle about ten centimeters high.

He seemed inattentive, and his movements were clumsy. When installing the windmill on the top of the castle, he pressed it several times but failed to press it. He frowned and tried harder, but the result did not change, and he couldn't help feeling anxious.

Suddenly, he threw the windmill on the table, raised his head and began to look around, and happened to meet Murphy's eyes looking straight over.

The boy froze for a moment.

Murphy simply walked over and pointed out in a very gentle tone: "You installed it upside down, the splicing groove is on the other end."

"I saw you in the restaurant just now." The boy ignored the windmill and looked carefully at Murphy's face. "You and..." He turned his head to look at Peter Parker again.

"You and that guy were sitting in the second-to-last row by the window. Did you hear what my parents said? About the Amojo virus?"

Murphy couldn't help raising his eyebrows because of his unceremonious, even commanding tone: "That's right. What's your name?"

The boy ignored him, and just lowered his head to pick up the windmill and continued to make toys together.

"I have to have a specific name to call you, especially after you use your ability to make everyone ignore you." Murphy is well-trained and said patiently, "Do your parents know you are here? They Do you think you are in danger and call the police?"

"They won't," the boy said wearily. "I don't think you look like someone who is bored, so you have to focus on me?"

"That is to say, you can make people who don't pay attention to you not notice you."

Murphy said thoughtfully, "It's an interesting superpower."

The boy finally looked up at him again: "You can call me Will. I don't just have to be ignored, I remember not only you and the guy next to you, but the restaurant, the toy store, and me. Everyone I meet on the street. I can also make you do things you don't want to do, such as ahem, help me put this castle together."

Murphy didn't move.

The boy met his gaze.

After a few seconds nothing happens.

Murphy smiled: "Ability like telepathy? Can you read my thoughts?"

"Why didn't it work for you?" Will said incredulously, "I let my parents ignore me, and they really ignored me!"

"I know what you're thinking! I can guess it from the look in your eyes. You adults all think the same way. Do you think my parents don't want me because I'm disobedient? Nope."

The boy turned his head a little angrily, and patted the child on the other side who was playing with the latest version of the kindly grandma's transforming car, "Give me the toy in your hand!"

The other party looked at him in a daze, hesitated for a moment, and handed out the sought-after toy that had finally come his turn.

"Look." Will smug again, "I didn't lie to you. What's your name?"

"Murphy."

"Okay, Murphy, I don't know why my ability doesn't work for you, but it works well for others anyway. My parents know that I won't be in danger, and I can go wherever I want during the day. He looked carefully at Murphy's expression, "I'm done, are you afraid?"

"No." Murphy said easily, "I've seen many people with exaggerated abilities than you."

"Oh." Will didn't expect this kind of answer, he responded foolishly, and then asked suspiciously, "Have you really seen it?"

"Really, the world is much bigger than you think."

"Cut." The boy dismissively said, "Okay, you already know everything you want to know, you can go now, or is there any other purpose?"

Murphy thought for a while and replied, "No, I just want to get to know you."

"I don't want to know you." Will waved his hand, "Whatever, I hope I don't see you again in the future. I hate people who don't respond to my superpowers, and the name Murphy is not good."

This child is really rude, any other adult who came to help enthusiastically would have already run away in anger.

But Murphy is Murphy after all, and suggested with an unchanged expression: "Maybe you can call me Morpeth."

"How can someone call such a name, are you a big villain?"

"This kid needs a beating." Boo Boo, who remained silent in front of Spider-Man and hadn't spoken for a long time, couldn't help interjecting, "He must have something in common with the New York TV host."

Murphy believes that his level of naming does not need to be questioned by others, so he is very confident.

He wasn't angry at the kid's indiscretion, and returned to Spider-Man thoughtfully.

Peter asked him too, "What's wrong with him?"

Murphy laughed: "Do I have to think that he has a problem before going forward to ask questions? Even if he has no problem, a child who is alone in a public place without a guardian should call the police."

Peter: "Even if."

"Well, I admit that I think something is wrong with him." Murphy avoided the crowd and explained to him. "The couple in the restaurant who were arguing were actually Lego employees."

"You mean Will's parents?" Peter murmured, "What a coincidence."

"Yes, I remember the appearance, name and file of every employee in the company."

Murphy said something incredible easily, "Will and his parents look very different, and I happen to be a person who is more sensitive to appearance."

"for example?"

"Hmm, do you think there is a difference in the face and height of each LEGO minifigure?"

Spider-Man's expression wrinkled, he vaguely realized what Murphy was going to say, and said in shock: "Is there?"

"Yes." The president in Lego City, who has never been face-blind, said clearly, "Even if you take off their hair and body and only a head is left, I can still distinguish the corresponding character."

This unscientific! !

It feels like every LEGO minifigure is the same square-headed bean-eyed Peter Pupil Earthquake.

Murphy shouldn't be liking him, but how could anyone think of bragging about this? !It doesn't make sense, Murphy is not that kind of person, so it's true?

There must be something wrong between the LEGO company and my eyes.

Peter fell silent, and Murphy brought the topic back: "I'm joking." He said nonchalantly, "It's actually because the employee files say that they have never had children since they got married."

Spider-Man: "..."

Spider-Man: "You know you don't look like you're joking when you're joking?"

After he came into contact with Lego City, he wanted to go to the hospital for an examination twice!

"So Will isn't actually their child."

Murphy pretended not to hear, and said with a final word, "I need to check the file records of the survivors of the Amojo virus to see if there is him in it."

"Wait, the list of victims is not released to the public, is it?"

Peter suddenly woke up and realized the key, "What does this have to do with Lego?"

He hesitated to speak, and wanted to ask Murphy, did the president of Lego City mention Amojo?

The question is, is Murphy involved?How much does he know?Could this be the prelude to another big event that needs to be reported to the Avengers?Peter is a little devastated.

Events related to Lego City have been a bit too frequent recently.

He didn't want to doubt Lego Batman who had helped Spiderman, and he didn't want to consider the possibility that Murphy was actually a bad guy, but as time went on, Peter found it difficult to give examples to Murphy in front of his teammates. Lego City said good things.

Murphy didn't seem to understand his entanglement, and said slowly: "If I have to say, it has nothing to do with the company other than maintaining internal stability, but I am a little curious. But don't worry, I will not do illegal things. "

Something against LEGO City laws.

After all, how can one use the sword of the real universe to cut down the officials of the parallel universe?

They walked out of the toy store.

Will sat in front of the floor-to-ceiling windows and watched them leave. He hesitated for a moment looking at the meaningless toy in his hand, and cautiously followed up.

The people around him still didn't notice him, as if there wasn't a boy named Will in the toy store visiting.

He didn't know why his superpowers failed, and he actually had a little fear of Murphy, but he habitually didn't show it, bluffing and bossing people around, trying to make people think he was sure, so he only dared to fall far behind at this time.

In the Cixiang grandma toy store, the service staff who received customers politely in front of the door returned to the staff lounge after confirming that Murphy was gone, and called the boss.He was the only voice in the room reporting in a low voice:

"It's the CEO of Lego, Morpeth Murphy."

"Yes, I read that right. He's accompanied by a young man he doesn't know but has superpowers. Probably his bodyguard or friend."

"Only him, no one else from the company, no other superheroes or superheroes. You know I can tell who a metahuman is, they stand out to me like a flame in the dark, I'm sure of that.

Morpeth Murphy is also an ordinary person. Regardless of whether he has access to the core of Lego, this is an excellent opportunity to control him. "

"Yes, I think he can work for us, Granny. After all, you have the Amedro virus, and if you do it right, we'll have a loyal and good undercover agent."

"The worst result is that he can't survive the test and adds another record of accidental death."