The Chitauri battleships are at the bottom of the universe in terms of level, and Luke really doesn't have the courage to take them on a space voyage. If things go wrong, the ship will be destroyed and everyone will die.
On the other hand, the Dark Elves' Cross Battleship is at least second- or third-rate in the universe and can ensure basic safety.
Even if it cannot defeat other races in a battle, its first-class stealth system can allow it to escape.
For Lu, who never seeks to be competitive, the best thing is to be able to run away.
If he can get the Infinity Gauntlet, it will be enough for him to move freely in the universe.
At that time, the Bat Team could add a space tourism project to their benefits, such as taking Selina to space to see the stars.
Defeating Malekith and the Cursed Warriors will also gain you abilities, the most important of which are knowledge, such as the history of dark elves, how to use ether particles, etc.
There's really nothing much to say about its combat capabilities.
The fighting power of the cursed warriors comes from the special characteristics of their bodies, which are elite generals transformed from cursed energy.
However, the lifespan of these cursed warriors, which require elite generals to complete the transformation, is very short.
Luke wasn't very interested. After all, there weren't many talented people on Earth, and even fewer who would obey his orders and die.
The method that Malekith uses to manipulate ether particles is quite interesting and can be used as a reference for creating the Infinity Gauntlet.
The real Infinity Gauntlet can hold six gems.
The six gems are of the same origin but different types, making them very instructive.
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Luke, who had made a huge harvest, did not skimp on anything.
According to the contribution rate provided to him by everyone in the system, a large amount of team points was settled as a performance bonus.
Uncle Ivan, who was so poor that he cheated the Ursa Minor players out of their points, finally paid off his debts and had a large surplus.
Tony, the local tycoon, feels like he has made a fortune when he looks at his seven-digit points balance.
It has to be said that Luke's various aliases have been quiet in recent years.
Apart from the regular planned flex of muscles and fighting against evil forces and certain secret research institutions, they are rarely deployed on ordinary missions.
Most of the experience points gained daily are shared by the Bat Squad and Ursa Minor.
The time spent on outdoor activities was reduced and more time could be devoted to research.
Compared to Tony's various high-end and difficult-to-share research results, the "products" developed by Luke are more down-to-earth.
Whether it is Luke himself, the doctoral prisoner team in Space No. 2, or those "evil" researchers at the New Hope Institute, their thinking is completely different from that of the young masters from wealthy families, and they have produced many good things.
For example, non-invasive body shaping, beauty, and plastic surgery are the results of research by Claudia, the tree girl in Space No. 2, and Ophelia, the nanotoxin expert, combined with Luke's light of life.
The original research purpose was to use nanotoxins to control and change the target's body structure over the long term, but it was unable to solve the side effects of long-term use.
Luke simply turned them into disposable items to clean up fat, fine-tune bones, and eliminate blemishes.
The entire process was completed by the nanorobots within an hour, and Luke's light of life only needed one minute of treatment at the end.
The price of each nanorobot consumed is impossible to estimate, but at Luke's place the cost is only a few hundred thousand US dollars.
The services sold vary from 20 to 200 points, but are in great demand.
Even Tony came here secretly twice to reduce the fat around his waist. In the young master's own words - why waste several months exercising when the problem can be solved with points
Open to the top class, the fees for treating various strange diseases and terminal illnesses are higher, ranging from hundreds to thousands of points.
Now this group of top people all know that when they really want to save their lives, money is not as useful as points.
The rate of black market transactions is as high as US$500,000 per point, which is five times the official price here in Luke.
What the boss who sells everything often tells these top classes is: To me, money is not as important as friendship.
Where there are points, there is friendship.
No points? Just go to bed.
Relying on this method of slowly dragging people into the water, the big boss has become a taboo-like existence.
Many people can see the harm of the expansion of the boss's power. Many people want him dead, but more people want him to live.
After all, the big guys never interfere in the business and turf of these top classes. They only use points to buy some "convenience" in exchange for these people's silence on certain things.
For example, Ant-Man Scott’s wanted warrant and criminal record were revoked through official channels.
For this, the major shareholder of the plaintiff company and the judge who overturned the case each received twenty points.
According to the black market price, both parties received 10 million US dollars each. In fact, they could use these 20 points to exchange for greater benefits from others.
Maybe you can get out of a difficult situation or take your business further.
Even if you keep these points, it is equivalent to leaving an "investment" that can be exchanged for 10 million US dollars at any time, and you don't have to worry about the IRS investigating.
With the increase in the circulation area of boss points, the points in the hands of the Bat Squad have more places to be used.
It's just like when US dollars circulate around the world, it's difficult to trace where someone's US dollars come from.
Just relying on the team members' fixed "salary", they can thrive in the upper class of the United States.
This includes the wanted criminal Ivan. No one uses their real ID to do things anyway.
He now looks for buyers and orders various raw materials on his own, and only a small number of rare varieties will be ordered from big guys.
Luke was also happy to have some free time.
He had never been very interested in being a chores manager, even though it was not a difficult task for him.
But if he can be the issuer of currency, why must he insist on being a time-consuming and laborious grocery store owner
Since the public space was built, Luke simply handed over the delivery work to the Bat Squad and the Ursa Minor people.
He only needs to put the materials in the storage space into the public space, and then open up the corresponding delivery personnel's access to take them out.
You can earn 5-10 points for each errand you run.
However, members of the Bat Squad only occasionally take on such trivial tasks.
This is obviously pocket money for the young people of Ursa Minor. Except for the shameless guy Ivan, others are too embarrassed to keep talking to children.
In this way, Luke not only became a behind-the-scenes boss in the real world, but also became a capitalist who talked more than he did in the dark world.
The new technologies he and Tony have developed in the past two years are one or two generations ahead of Earth.
There are countless technologies, both large and small, that become obsolete before they are put into practical use. Just releasing a little bit of them every year is enough for the two people's company to consolidate its network.
A month later, Tony and Luke hacked and repaired the first Sabre.
As a patient with mysophobia, the young master decisively refused to use this second-hand product of the "coal spirit" race, and said that he would build a more beautiful one, and it must not be black.
This is a mockery of the mostly black and gray color scheme of Knight products.