2035 The Avengers Are Online, One-upping Each Other
The Avengers' public space also contained androids for Steve, Natasha, Clint and Sam (Falcon).
This was clear from the characteristics of each android.
Steve's android also had a shield, and it was a vibranium shield which could expand.
This was Tony's 'reward' after following Luke's suggestion in the wake of the incident with Ultron to return the 'stolen goods' to Wakanda.
As soon as he obtained this 'reward,' he gave 60% to Luke.
Although it was less than what the anti-gravity device had contained, Wakanda had still given him the basic process for making vibranium weapons.
At the same time, the Avengers and the Bat Squad became 'close friends' of Wakanda.
Natasha's android had the emblem of a black spider on its suit.
Clint's android had a Gatling-style quiver on its back. Coupled with the armor's power, he no longer had to worry about being unable to pull the bowstrings to fire 100 to 200 arrows.
Sam's android had retractable wings and two guns.
In the end, even Wanda and Pietro, who had transferred to the Avengers as interns, had a share. The dark red female and gray suits belonged to them respectively.
That was because it was Luke who had made these two sets of armor.
The tycoon could make the androids and armor himself, and also didn't need to spend credit points; giving each team member a set for free was nothing.
However, there were two things that limited the Avengers' use of the armor: First was the lack of adaptability. Second, and most importantly, was the tycoon's obsession with cleanliness.
The armor for the tycoon was like the 'wife pillow' for a shut-in — even if he already had a lot of them, he didn't want anyone else to touch them.
It was thanks to Luke's devious mindset that this situation turned around.
He came up with a rotten idea for Natasha: He kept only the main parts of the armor which he had provided to the Avengers for temporary use, and then sold them at a 'clearance' price of 100 credit points.
After the Avengers got them, they asked Tony for help with 'repairs.'
Tony had immediately contacted Knight and cursed him roundly… before 'repairing' the armor.
That was because these things really couldn't be considered his work.
At the very least, the main design and framework had been produced by Luke, and they had already been modified before.
Since Luke had found this loophole, Tony's habit kicked in.
When he 'repaired' the armor, he subconsciously used better raw materials and optimized and modified them.
In the end, the Avengers' 'secondhand' armor was at least 50% better than the original.
Of course, it wasn't because Luke wasn't skilled, but because the original armor he had provided was an ordinary model.
Only the Black Widow suit was slightly better, but because it was a product from a few years ago, the technology was clearly outdated.
Tony, on the other hand, used high-end raw materials and new technology from the last two years. It would be strange if there wasn't a significant improvement.
…
What surprised Luke was that although Tony had been very enthusiastic about cutting in, the latter didn't come out immediately after he went online.
He waited quietly in the debris for 30 seconds.
At that moment, all the Avengers were online and connected to the team channel.
Steve and Frank simply coordinated and distributed the tasks between the two teams, and only when the combat orders were issued did Tony charge out.
However, the moment the guy charged out, he fired a shower of missiles and energy cannons with both hands.
Luke rolled his eyes. Fine, it must've been hard on him to wait until Steve was done nagging.
Fortunately, Steve was very familiar with the tycoon's personality, and hadn't counted on him listening to orders, so the Avengers' assault was still very organized.
When the Bat Squad drew the attention of most of the fighter planes, the Avengers ambushed them.
The main thing was that the surrounding buildings had already been reduced to rubble. Even if there were troops hiding inside, they should already have been crippled.
Who would have thought that another intact and formidable combat team would appear?
However, it wasn't the Dark Elves who were really unhappy about Tony's appearance, but… Ivan.
Ever since he joined the Bat Squad, his life goals shifted.
Not only was he like the tycoon from ten years ago in terms of a relaxed and entertaining lifestyle, his tech development and upgrades, his cockiness on the battlefield, and his hook-ups with girls were all the same.
The giant armor with that familiar red and gold color scheme soared into the sky. The moment it started attacking like crazy, Ivan subconsciously thought of his 'enemy.' He couldn't help but curse. "Сука блядь!"
Unfortunately, he was instantly silenced by Bobo's anti-Deadpool program.
Ivan didn't notice at all. He only felt his soul burn. He couldn't lose to that idiot!
The strongest whip which he had been holding back suddenly lashed out in the air.
One of the battleships was releasing the remaining fighter planes. The muzzles of the energy cannons were starting to glow, but the red light at the top suddenly went out.
A tiny crack appeared in the center.
Then, half the cross-shaped battleship suddenly fell to one side.
The rest fell to the other side, dispatched by Ivan in one blow.
Hearing the loud bang, many Dark Elf soldiers subconsciously turned around. The Avengers were also shocked.
Ivan's arrogant shout rang out on the Bat Squad's internal comms. "The first 200 points is mine. Ура~"
The Avengers and the Bat Squad: "…"
When Tony heard this and saw the fallen battleship, the corners of his eyes twitched.
The huge red and gold armor suddenly sped up and smashed through a fighter plane with its 'head.' It placed its hands in front of the reactor in its chest.
Zi! Zi! Zi!
An enormous orange-red plasma beam pierced the top of the battleship.
The control room on the top of the battleship turned orange before it exploded, and the battleship fell into the river.
"Is getting 200 points for a battleship very hard?" he said on the team channel.
Ivan's face immediately darkened.
But before he could say anything, a notification appeared on his and Tony's screens at the same time: Chatting on the team channel is prohibited. This is the first warning from Commander Hammersmith! 10 credit points deducted.
Ivan: …D*mn Hammersmith, what's so great about the authority to deduct credit points?!
Hm, he really couldn't afford to offend the other party. A certain Russian decisively shut up. After all, his credit points were still in the negative.
