Marvel: This Magneto is a good guy

The purpose of studying symbiotes is not to make weapons, but to develop some special weapons against the God of Symbiotes.

The goal is different, and the difficulty of research is greatly reduced.

As far as Eric knows, symbiotes are afraid of sound waves, flames, and thunder, and have many weaknesses. As long as the experiment finds out which attack method is most effective against the God of Symbiotes, the remaining problem is to forge a hammer.

On the first day, Eric was still full of enthusiasm and put all his energy into the research, but he lost interest on the second day.

This research is too boring, just a lot of tedious and repetitive work. After casually recruiting a Hydra scientist to take his place, he returned to Earth and continued to discuss the origin of life with Emma.

The Hydra scientist recruited by Eric is called Weber, who was the temporary leader who was casually assigned when he was at the Arctic base. He just passed by the door of the laboratory and was seen by Eric, and then Eric felt that he looked familiar, so he let him in.

That's right, the black-hearted boss Ai has exploited Hydra scientists for many years, and he can't even tell who is who...

Weber was at a loss. He thought the big boss wanted to find him for something important, but he didn't expect that he was going to accompany the big devil Ivan to do experiments. He was so scared that his legs went weak.

Fortunately, Ivan didn't make things difficult for him this time. After arranging an experimental schedule and throwing it to him, he also returned to Earth. Doing boring experiments in the laboratory is not as refreshing as pretending to be everywhere on Earth?

Weber is a genuine German Hydra scientist. He was born under the **** ideology and grew up in the great dream of Hydra. He has the cry of ruling the world in his bones.

He was born in the barren base in the Arctic. He was brainwashed by Hydra since he was a child. He never forgot the "great" dream. Even when he was imprisoned in outer space by Eric and was under the shadow of the big devil Ivan, his dream never went out.

This time, after seeing the magic of the symbiote, his eyes lit up. He felt that his chance to realize his great dream had come!

Weber knew clearly that the entire outer space laboratory was under the surveillance of the future artificial intelligence, and it would be very difficult to cause trouble. Fortunately, he was well prepared.

So, during an experiment, because of physical and mental fatigue, he "carelessly" forgot to close the glass room where the symbiote was imprisoned. The symbiote flowed out while he was "not paying attention" and attached to the creature closest to it, a silly and cute little white mouse.

Weber returned to his room, pretending to be very tired, climbed onto the bed without taking off his white coat, and fell asleep.

In the quilt, Weber carefully removed several parts from his white coat, assembled them together, and assembled them into a simple radio device. Under his control, the little white mouse in the laboratory seemed to have a soul suddenly, and moved coquettishly to avoid countless surveillance, climbed into the ventilation duct, and finally got into his quilt.

Weber pinched the tail of the little white mouse and put it in front of his eyes to observe carefully.

The mouse kept changing shape in his hands, but it was not the kind of change that the symbiote would make. It was like Eric's star-eating bee. Countless tiny particles flowed and ran through the mouse, and finally turned into a mass of black viscous liquid.

That's right, it was not an ordinary mouse at all. It was the metal life invented by Ivan.

When helping Ivan do the experiment, Weber was careful and deducted a little bit in each experiment. This little bit was coincidentally within the normal loss. Ivan didn't notice it at all. The accumulation of a little bit made up this mouse.

Weber didn't have a clear purpose for deducting this mouse. It was a completely subconscious action. Unexpectedly, it was immediately put to great use.

Is metal life considered life? This question is still being debated on Earth, and Ivan is constantly running around for it, giving speeches everywhere. Weber has successfully proved this question here.

Yes! Metal life is also a kind of life, otherwise, the symbiote would not be able to parasitize it!

However, compared with carbon-based life, silicon-based life is very different. They do not produce hormones, so there is no emotional fluctuation. After being parasitized by the symbiont, the mice still obey Weber's command, and there is no riot in the boiled egg laboratory.

Weber held the sticky liquid in both hands, hesitated again and again, and finally opened his mouth with a resolute look and swallowed it.

...

"What? The symbiont is lost?" Eric heard the report from the future and thought it was nonsense. The things were placed in his own cabinet and watched by "his own people". How could they be lost?

"Where is Ivan? What did he say?" Eric asked with a fierce face.

"Ivan is in Melbourne now. He has a speech in an hour."

"Who asked him to leave!" Eric was so angry. I asked you to work, but you ran away!

"He modified part of the monitor program and came back in the laboratory's escape capsule."

"This bastard! He got a little bit of success and he was arrogant!" Eric cursed and teleported to the outer space laboratory.

The surveillance was constantly retrieved by the future. Eric clearly saw that Weber worked for more than 20 hours in a row and was in a very bad mental state. Then he forgot to close the door, and the symbiote took the opportunity to run out and disappeared.

The little white mouse hid under the table and was not captured by the surveillance.

Eric stared at the screen with a dark face, "Where is Weber?"

"He said he was not feeling well and didn't even have breakfast today." A Hydra scientist answered bravely.

Eric raised his eyebrows. Weber was parasitized? I didn't hear any movement! Let's go and have a look.

The group hurried all the way to Weber's room. Future opened the door. After Eric went in, he directly lifted the quilt.

"Look! You'd better tell me what's going on!" Eric's face was gloomy, and his sharp eyes swept across the faces of the Hydra scientists.

There was no one inside the quilt!

The Hydra scientists looked at each other, and no one knew what happened. Eric closed his eyes, and the magnetic field induction started, sweeping the spacecraft continuously.

After a moment, Eric suddenly opened his eyes, "Future, how many escape pods has Ivan moved?"

"Only once, sir, this is the first time he has done something. If it's the second time, I can't let him succeed." Future answered confidently.

Eric sighed, "It seems that your program needs to be upgraded. There are two less escape pods in the laboratory!"

The projection of the future froze for a while and started the self-checking program. After a while, she said apologetically, "I'm sorry, sir."

Eric shook his head and said nothing. He waved his hand to dismiss the Hydra scientists with a wry smile.

"I didn't expect that I just complained about the love of boiled eggs to die, and I died a big death myself!"

On the road of dying, we can't let boiled eggs lead the way!