Chapter 770: The Retrieval of the Power Gem

Putting aside the question of whether the Avengers' choice to play with the imaginative Melody plot is somewhat anti-Taoism and has a rebellious nature, one thing is certain.

That is, the development of the time machine is undoubtedly very successful!

Of course, after the time machine is successful, the only thing left is to retrieve the Infinity Stones, but before that, there is one obvious thing to prepare, which is to have a good rest.

God have pity on them. These nerds who built the time machine look not much better than the homeless people outside, and Tony is almost stinking up.

Under Sherlock's strong request, everyone finally decided to take a good rest for two days before discussing the matter of the Infinity Stones. After all, they had waited for so long, and one or two days wouldn't make a difference.

After two days of rest, all the Avengers currently in existence gathered at the Avengers' base and began to discuss ways to retrieve the Infinity Stones.

The first are the two Infinity Stones that have never come to Earth, the Soul Stone and the Power Stone.

In order to retrieve these two gems, Sherlock must be involved. The reason is very simple. Without Sherlock's participation, it would be difficult for the Avengers to go directly to outer space on their own.

After all, you can't expect to still be on Earth when you enter quantum space, and appear on an alien planet when you come out of quantum space, right?

Quantum space is just a microscopic space, not her damn wishing well!

The only way to quickly retrieve the two gems is to bring Sherlock with you, and use Sherlock as a "means of transportation" to get there and back quickly.

And because of the size of the platform, the gems can only be retrieved in groups. Especially for the members of the academic group, one person must stay at the control panel, otherwise if something unexpected really happens, it will be really fun.

Sherlock had no objection to this. The only arrangement was that he must be involved in the Soul Stone, while Tony and Captain America must be involved in the Space Stone.

Although everyone didn't know why Sherlock was so persistent about this matter, the Avengers, who had learned their lesson, did not object.

The first thing to appear is the legendary Power Stone. What is different from the movie is that this time there are four people going to get the Power Stone: Nebula, Rocket, Sherlock and Banner.

Nebula didn't have much to say. After all, Nebula knew the coordinates of the planet where the Power Stone was once stored, and Nebula was needed to lead the way.

There is nothing much to say about Sherlock, he just acts as a means of transportation.

The only ones who have an opinion are Banner and Rocket. In Rocket's words, Banner is the best choice. Just look at Banner's big body. If he hits Star-Lord, it will definitely confuse him but not hurt his brain. It will make Star-Lord see stars and suffer physical anesthesia.

As for the main reason why the Rockets want to go, it is that they want to see how stupid Star-Lord was in the past. Moreover, this guy is their teammate, and it is also a dark history. The Rockets don't want to miss such fun.

Even for this journey, Rocket even hand-made a palm-sized super camera that can record 16k240fps and zoom 180 times.

Sherlock was amazed by what he saw. As expected, among the group of funny people in the Guardians of the Galaxy, the most solid currency is definitely their dark history, without a doubt.

Unlike others, Sherlock, who has the same nano-tech armor as you, only needs to slightly adjust the parameters of the armor to replace the protective suit that doesn't look very comfortable.

Sherlock was also very happy about this. After the four of them had dressed and stood on that small platform, Sherlock was a little excited. After all, this was Sherlock's first time traveling through time.

As Dr. Banner's countdown ended, almost in an instant, Sherlock felt that he had entered a bizarre world, but before Sherlock could react, the scenery in front of him returned to normal.

The four of them appeared in a deserted forest. After recording the coordinates, Sherlock opened the portal according to the coordinates given by Nebula.

On the other side of the portal was a dirty-looking place, filled with puddles and waist-high stone pillars.

Under the leadership of Nebula, the four of them quickly found a shelter large enough to shelter them and hid there. Rocket also enthusiastically set up his camera.

Just when Sherlock was still wondering when he could see that funny guy Star-Lord again, he heard a tuneless howl.

Yes, howling, you heard it right.

To be honest, when he originally watched the movie, Sherlock thought that the song and dance at the very beginning where Star-Lord steals something looked quite cool, giving off the feeling of a calm and composed bandit.

But after removing the filters and the soundtrack, wow, even saying that it's too hard to watch is considered civilized, especially Star-Lord's singing.

Sherlock couldn't understand it. He also sang out of tune, but for someone like Star-Lord, every word was out of tune, yet you could still tell what song he was singing. It was fucking magical.

Now Sherlock finally understood why Rod said Star-Lord was an idiot in the movie. Anyone with normal IQ could not sing at Star-Lord's level.

Besides, what kind of good person would use a lizard-like thing as a microphone? Looking at that little guy opening his big mouth in his hand and trying desperately to kiss (bite) him, isn't Star-Lord really disgusted?

Sherlock looked at Star-Lord who was singing and dancing, and then looked at Nebula who was squatting beside him. Although he didn't say anything, it seemed like he said everything, making Nebula feel very embarrassed and lowered her head.

Unlike Nebula, the fake member of the Guardians of the Galaxy, Rocket, the real Guardian of the Galaxy, was laughing silently until he couldn't straighten his back. He patted Dr. Banner who looked speechless beside him, while holding his stomach tightly.

Rocket swore that when Star-Lord really came back, he would play this video on a loop in front of all the Guardians of the Galaxy. God, it was too funny.

Finally, Dr. Banner couldn't stand the shameless behavior of the three comedians around him anymore, so he sneaked up to Star-Lord, and when Star-Lord finished his extremely embarrassing dance and posed, he swung his big fist and hit Star-Lord directly on the head like playing whack-a-mole.

Well, just by listening to the knock made by Dr. Banner, we can be sure that although Star-Lord's IQ is not very high, his head is definitely a good one. The sound is crisp and ethereal, and you can tell at once that it is definitely not solid.

The fact that the three of them could hear this sound from such a distance is the best proof!