Seeing this, Tony couldn't help but utter a word.
He knew exactly how powerful this thing was.
Since it can automatically protect itself, it would be a pipe dream to try to break through it with armor alone.
Tony immediately flew to his own building and sent Luke a request to join the communication channel.
When flying out, Luke had passed the application, and Iron Man's ID appeared in the communication channel: "This guy stole the energy line of my building to activate the Cosmic Cube. I'll see if I can stop the power supply to it. You guys stay here and try other methods as long as you can stop it from running."
Luke and Frank looked at each other, and Frank dragged the unconscious Dr. Shavig over without hesitation, placed his hands on both sides of his temples, and gave him a mild electric therapy.
Dr. Shavig shuddered a few times and suddenly opened his eyes.
Frank: "How do I stop this machine?"
Dr. Shavig's eyes were dull: "Stop, it can't stop, it will keep running."
After saying these two sentences, his eyes became fanatical again: "It will take us to see a whole new universe... uh uh uh"
Frank gave him another electric shock treatment without hesitation and asked again, and the situation remained the same.
When Frank was about to give the "rape" Shavig electrotherapy for the third time, Luke finally stopped him: "Did you notice his eyes? He must be controlled by Loki in some way. This is useless. Just control him temporarily."
Frank frowned. Dr. Shavig's eyes did have a strange light blue glow. He didn't look like a normal person at all.
With his mind racing, he threw the doctor away, picked up a chair beside him, and reached towards the machine.
As a result, the blue light film reappeared, blocking the chair one meter away.
Frank looked at the machine that was spinning faster and faster and said, "I'm going to blow up the floor of this floor."
Luke immediately understood what he meant.
This machine is placed on the floor. If the floor is removed, its position should be changed, and maybe even its operation can be hindered.
However, he felt that this idea was unlikely to be realized.
Of course, there was no need to stop Frank. Luke just looked at the picture sent back by the small drone nearby and nodded: "The next floor is vacant, you should move quickly. I will move Dr. Shavig to another place first."
Although Dr. Shavig is under control, he may not be completely useless, and he cannot be allowed to die at will.
As he spoke, Luke picked up Dr. Shavig, threw out a rope dart, tied him up a few times, and flew him to the top of a building not far away.
Throwing Dr. Shavig to the roof, he returned to the building where the machine was.
At this moment, Frank has already deployed the X-bomb.
Although the armor he wears now is very advanced, he still carries a few gadgets for blasting with him.
Luke was too lazy to interfere with such personal preferences. Anyway, the thing couldn't explode without a detonator, and its weight was basically non-existent to the armor.
If Uncle Frank wants to, then so be it.
Luke is fast, but Frank is even faster.
Before he could even land, it exploded with a loud bang.
The floor shattered instantly and fell downwards.
And then... Frank couldn't help but curse, while Luke was just slightly surprised, but not surprised.
The rotating machine just hovered in the air, with no intention of falling.
Obviously, this thing has nothing to do with science to them, at least it doesn't make sense with earth science.
Frank cursed, and a surprised voice sounded near the window: "Wow, what is this? Is it a magic toy you made?"
Luke didn't bother to look back.
Only a lunatic like Wade could have such a mean voice and such an unreliable personality.
Then this guy jumped up and ran forward like a primary school student on his way to school.
Finally, he jumped a little, came to the machine and hovered, reaching out to touch the flickering Cosmic Cube inside: "Is this a gem? It looks very valuable."
Luke and Frank remained silent, watching this almost immortal guy committing suicide out of habit.
Previous tests showed that this thing would not allow people to get within one meter. Wade somehow stopped at this distance and reached out his hand.
Bang!
A dark red figure flew out in front of the two of them, instantly breaking through the glass and moving away from the building.
Luke looked at his virtual screen and saw that Wade's armor had already suffered 4% damage. The image showed that the armor on the arm that reached out to touch the Rubik's Cube was directly blown away.
Sighing, he sent a separate message to Wade: Congratulations! Due to your unnecessary probing, the armor was partially damaged, worth $500,000.
Wade immediately shouted in the communication channel: "What? No, boss. I didn't mean to do that!"
Of course, these words were blocked by Bobo in the team channel, and only he and Luke showed them.
Luke: "Well, three times is enough. You still have two chances to die, so cherish them."
Wade: "Ah, thank you, boss. You are so generous."
Luke curled his lips: In fact, money is the most open, right
At this moment, Frank suddenly said: "Back off."
Luke flew out without hesitation.
He also noticed that the machine suddenly emitted a blue light, which quickly spread outward and became brighter and brighter.
The two men flew dozens of meters away, but their eyes never left the machine.
The blue light of the machine spread to a range of less than five meters before stopping, twisting and fluctuating for a moment, and then with a bang, it stimulated a thick blue beam of light.
The part of the building that blocked the blue light column disappeared instantly, and a long cylindrical hole was cut out.
The beam of light shot up to a height of thousands of meters and twisted at one point.
A hole appeared and then quickly expanded outward, reaching a diameter of one hundred meters in a few seconds. A vast, dark space appeared inside the hole.
Ten seconds later, a series of small black dots rushed out from the black space behind the hole.
Their hideous and cold bodies were clearly shown on Luke and Frank's virtual light screens.
Frank saw the picture that Luke had converted by modifying the painting, and immediately determined the situation. He gave an order in the communication channel: "The target has opened a space gate above Stark Tower. Act according to the plan and pay attention to my orders at any time."
That's the benefit of being a professional.
There are contingency plans for various situations. As long as there are no particularly bizarre accidents, Frank does not need to drastically adjust the tasks of his teammates most of the time, and naturally there is no need to explain in detail how to fight.
Time and timing are too important in special operations to be wasted like that.
Isn't it like this in the movies? That's because the movies need to explain clearly to the audience that in actual combat, the commander may just say a simple word or a few tactical hand gestures, and the team members must execute them immediately.