Chapter 1835: The Madman's Journey (XI)
Eddie is now standing at the disaster site that looks like an alien spaceship crash.
How should I put it? The fact is indeed no different from an alien spaceship crash, because compared to the 60th to 89th floors of the Stark Building running here by himself, Eddie is more willing to believe that aliens came to save humans.
The thing is, Eddie decided to set off for New York Central Park, but the first thing he had to do was to find a means of transportation. Originally, the best choice should be a car, but considering that the sound of the car is likely to attract a large number of zombies, and the speed of the car into the city may not be comparable to that of the zombies, Eddie decided to reluctantly give up four wheels and switch to two wheels.
Eddie found a bicycle in the corner of the outer wall of the emergency department not far from the inpatient department. Many rich people living in the suburbs like to ride on the road. The bicycle Eddie found is not only in good condition, but also well-equipped, at least it is no problem to ride all the way to the city.
The advantage of being born in the suburbs is that there are fewer people and fewer zombies. There are already many people in the public hospital. There are almost no people on the road after leaving the hospital. After riding for two or three miles, only vague zombies can be seen on the distant horizon.
Just when Eddie relaxed a little, he watched a huge unidentified flying object "whoosh" over his head, and then "bang" hit the ground.
The violent explosion directly blew him away. Fortunately, there was grass in the park next to him, and the soil weakened some of the impact, but it still made Eddie dizzy.
When he opened his eyes, a huge Stark Group logo was stuck in the ground.
Eddie couldn't help rubbing his eyes hard, wondering if he had a concussion and hallucinations.
Finding that the things in his sight had not changed, Eddie ignored the pain in his body, staggered to his feet, and walked towards the sign with one foot deep and one foot shallow.
The huge staircase behind the sign should not be ignored. Although it is only one-third of the Stark Building, it has 29 floors, which is considered a high-rise building no matter where it is placed.
At this time, this one-third of the Stark Building was inserted diagonally into the ground, and thick smoke continued to billow out, but it seemed that there was no sign of fire at all, and even the curtain wall on the surface was still strong.
Since the main laboratories of the Stark Building are on the upper floors and underground, the security systems in these two places are the most stringent. When Iron Man was renovating his hometown, he almost considered any possible situation.
For example, the most absurd but not impossible invasion method according to the morality and IQ of the military - chopping down the building and taking it away.
Marvel is so big that there is nothing strange. During the years of serialization of comics, the screenwriters have racked their brains and done everything they can. Therefore, in the later period, many of Marvel's villains' plans had to be praised by the Joker, "You are the craziest in Gotham City", and the superheroes have also seriously formulated counter-plans against these villains.
In order to deal with the possible air annihilation strike, there is a special mechanism on the top floor of Stark Tower. Once a strike that may cause the complete destruction of the building is detected, the structural lock set by Stark will be directly released to break and detach the important parts.
It can be understood that at the moment of the destruction strike, some specially set vulnerable parts of the building will be exposed, and the defense of the important building will become higher, so that these parts will become an independent tortoise shell. Whether it is an explosion or cutting, it will only blow this part away instead of crushing or collapsing.
And in order to prevent this security measure from harming ordinary people, the parts above the 60th floor are equipped with a power system. Once the height is detected to be reduced, the power system will start and cruise at a specified height before the fuel is exhausted until Iron Man solves the problem.
So it is not that Spider-Man shot more than 20 floors here with a shield, but that the cruise device of Stark Tower malfunctioned and fell headfirst when it flew here.
The reason why its cruise system malfunctioned was that Stark in the universe where Schiller was located had known Schiller for a long time, and his technology development route was different from all other universes. He used other methods to protect his hometown, so he did not expect that he would use this method in other universes.
He and Schiller stole electricity crazily to catch ghosts, and Stark did not know that the energy interface he used was actually the backup energy for the building's security. As a result, the energy of the building that could fly for at least three hours was stolen. The building was able to fly to the suburbs because of Spider-Man's infinite strength.
Since the top floor of Stark Tower is usually not open to any ordinary human beings, and Iron Man basically wears a battle suit, the security of the building does not need to consider animal protection, so there must be no shock absorption or space stabilization device. After such a toss, everything inside was shaken yellow.
Eddie's original intention was to enter the building to get some weapons. He did not know how Stark Tower operated very well. He only knew that Iron Man's battle suit was very powerful, and the weapons must be strong. If he could get some weapons beyond human technology, it would be easier to deal with zombies.
Eddie certainly considered the dangers in the building, so he chose a crack with an open passage to enter so that he could escape at any time if he encountered a monster.
However, all the creatures he saw were basically in a state of a mess, and apart from causing mental damage, they did not cause any harm to Eddie.
Suddenly, Eddie found a strange pile of debris that was different from the others. There was no brain matter, internal organs or bone fragments in it, but there was a lot of black shell-like substances, which did not look like zombies.
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Eddie asked in his mind: "Venom, can this be eaten?"
Venom snorted with disgust, and Eddie said unhappily: "It's already this time, don't complain about it, maybe it tastes good."
The tentacles composed of black symbiote factors hesitantly reached out to the strange paste, swallowed some and froze there, Eddie asked expectantly: "Can it be eaten?"
"Not as bad as zombies, but it won't fill your stomach."
Eddie immediately understood what Venom meant. There was still no amine substance he wanted in this pile of substances. It was edible, but it just didn't taste good.
However, knowing that there are other things to eat in this world besides zombies, Eddie finally cheered up. As long as they can find supplies for Venom, they can hold on here for as long as they want.
He mustered up the courage to continue to go deep into the dark corridor and began a unique food exploration journey for the symbiote.
Helen and Spider-Man gave up rushing to the streets to kill. On the one hand, Helen is in poor condition now, and on the other hand, the number of zombies in Manhattan is so large that people don't want to fight.
Some zombies have discovered their existence, but the zombie virus is strengthened in the same proportion. Ordinary people who are originally weak have indeed improved a lot after becoming zombies, but they are still incomparable to Spider-Man's mobility.
Spider-Man kept jumping on the roof of the building, and he was heading to New York Central Park.
The report on the mysterious falling object is not a secret, but Spider-Man keenly discovered a detail in the report, that is, the first to rush to the scene of the unknown falling object was not the police, not the army, but the Avengers.
If you think about it carefully, this is actually not normal, because Spider-Man comes from a relatively normal universe, that is, New York is destroyed every day, and strange things fall from the sky every few days, such as Thor's hammer.
According to Spider-Man, generally speaking, before it is clearly confirmed that this thing is under the management of SHIELD, it is handled by the police or the FBI.
Judging from the handling method of Thor's hammer, when the Avengers came to New Mexico, the FBI had already arranged for the evacuation of residents, the division of quarantine areas, and monitoring equipment.
It's nothing more than that they can't handle this magical weapon, so they asked SHIELD. If they could carry this thing, they would have taken it back long ago.
According to the common sense of the real world, various departments in the United States actually have a competitive relationship. It doesn't mean that SHIELD belongs to the World Security Council, it can completely avoid friction with the FBI and the military.
In fact, it is precisely because of its superior political status that many things become more subtle. Although Spider-Man is relatively simple, when dealing with members of the Avengers and Nick, he can vaguely feel that many times it is not the enemy but their own people who are hindering them.
According to the normal handling process, the moment the object falls to the ground, the public will call the police, and the police will rush to evacuate the crowd first, set up the cordon, and use police cars as explosion-proof roadblocks.
The next to enter is the FBI. Several agents will flash their ID cards to the sheriff, rush into the crime scene with the wind, and rush to the front of the unknown falling object like a hyena to check whether it is alien high-tech.
If it is, several cars without paint and license plates will rush in immediately and move everything away. If the thing makes a particularly loud noise, there will be military personnel who will be late to come and look behind.
Sometimes SHIELD would send agents to investigate, but they were usually field agents, because New York, as the center of the universe, had experienced too many supernatural events, so how could the strongest Avengers be there when something happened?
But this time, several well-known newspapers mentioned a detail in the reports about the object falling from the sky in New York, that is, the Avengers rushed out of the building just a few tens of seconds after the humanoid object hit the ground.
This didn't even seem like an emergency measure, but like they had been waiting there early, waiting for the thing to land, and then rushed up to solve it.
So the question is, without knowing what would fall from the sky, how could the members of the Avengers wait around early, and look like they were facing a great enemy, and rushed up to fight as soon as the other party fell?
Spider-Man instinctively felt that there must be a huge secret hidden behind this, which is likely related to the origin of this cosmic disaster.
Although the witnesses who knew the source of the disaster could not still be rational, because the members of the Avengers rushed directly and did not give the FBI and the military a chance, the only place where they could investigate clues was New York Central Park, and Spider-Man could only go there.
Spider-Man was very fast and soon approached New York Central Park, but the clues were not in the park. What he was looking for were photos that might be left in the houses of nearby witnesses.
The shooting angles of several newspapers he had seen gradually formed a three-dimensional map in Spider-Man's mind. If he remembered correctly, almost all the photos were taken from east to west.
If there were reporters waiting, it would not be such a coincidence. Spider-Man vaguely remembered a photo in a newspaper. The small words below said that this photo was from a flash mob art team enthusiast.
Spider-Man gradually imagined the situation at the time of the incident -
On the east side of New York Central Park, a flash mob art team was holding an event, and a group of flash mob art team enthusiasts followed them here and took pictures of their idols.
As a result, the sky was covered with dark clouds, purple lightning flashed, and a human-shaped object fell from the sky. The flash mob team enthusiasts' camera shutters flashed continuously, just in time to capture this weird scene.