In the future video, although Star-Lord and his gang got the files they wanted, the alarm was triggered, and sentries swarmed in and surrounded them.

Mantis, Drax the Destroyer and Nebula were all trapped and in critical condition. At this time, Peter Quill suddenly thought of a way and asked the female administrator to help him connect to the Sentinel system outside so that he could "persuad"

mediate' the dispute

This sounds ridiculous. You are an intruder and you just kidnapped someone. Now you actually want someone to rebel and help you?

But the strange thing is that Star-Lord may have such charm. Staring his eyes seems to make people feel the two words "sincerity" written in capital letters in his eyes!

Of course, Gamora thought he was stupid: "They won't listen to you."

However, the administrator girl named Ulla was really willing to help under Peter Quill's 'sincere' eyes...

Star-Lord got his wish and was able to control the Sentinels' systems, and then reneged on his promise on the spot. What kind of persuasion was there? He was just pretending to be stupid, but he wasn't really stupid!

He immediately turned off the gravity devices of the spacesuits of these sentries, and then saw that these sentries were all rising out of control like deflated balloons, and naturally they had no combat effectiveness.

At the same time, Groot also arrived in time with his spaceship, and Star-Lord and his gang successfully took Rocket Raccoon's files and escaped.

In eternal space, Barry, Billy, Tes Adam and others all looked at Peter Quill. Star-Lord shrugged his shoulders, "See more and learn more. This is called wisdom and tactics!"

"I can't learn from you. I really can't learn from your ability to tell lies." Barry Allen immediately shook his head in admiration.

Gwen Stacy couldn't help complaining at this time: "What's even more surprising is that the group really believed him."

"This shows that my personality charm has impressed them deeply!" Peter Quill raised his chin and straightened out his clothes. He looked like a human and a dog, not to mention how cheap he was.

At this moment, the video in the light curtain paused, and a new question popped up: "True or False question, Star-Lord Peter Quill, with the help of his companions and Gamora, successfully retrieved the rocket from the Ogg Group

The secret key to unlocking the lock of life and death.”

"A: Correct, B: Wrong."

"Um, this is a score question, right?" Outside the light screen, Billy Batson scratched his head: "What I saw just now was very clear. In the end, Peter and the others got the things successfully."

Gwen chuckled: "You're right, Billy, this is indeed a scoring question, but you have to remember that we have to choose B, do you understand?"

"B?" Billy Batson was stunned for a moment, and then he reacted and suddenly said: "Oh! I understand, you want to say that there will be a reversal of this question, right?"

"I think so too." Flash Barry echoed: "And the Supreme Evolution seems to have guessed Peter and the others' plan, and they will definitely do something, right? It shouldn't be so easy to get the key anyway."

Peter Quill took a deep breath: "I also hope that the story ends simply and that the rocket can be restored to health as soon as possible. When the facts are often completely contrary to people's inferences, Gwen, you are right, this question should be answered by B."

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They looked at each other and reached a consensus. At this time, the countdown happened to start. Star-Lord took the lead to take the button, but other players also took the button at the first time. Since it was a score question, how could they miss it?

In the end, Gwen Stacy got the right to answer this question.

Of course she chose B without hesitation, and other players followed suit and gave the same choice.

Soon, the countdown was cleared and the correct answer was announced: "Congratulations to player Gwen Stacy for answering correctly and gaining 4 points. Player Barry Allen... and player Bruce Wayne both answered correctly and received 1 point each."

integral!"

Once again, all the players answered correctly. Billy Batson said with a smile on his face: "Why do you suddenly feel like answering the questions has become easier?"

Peter Quill asked him: "Is it easy? Boy, don't forget that you are at the bottom."

Billy Batson whispered: "As long as you don't get electric shock..."

The electrocution scene in The Flash's future video left a deep psychological shadow on him. As for whether he could win the game, to be honest, Billy didn't really have much hope.

At the end of the answer, a video of the correct answer was given on the light screen as usual.

In the footage, Star-Lord and others escaped safely and had time to study the files and learn about Rocket Raccoon's past.

When Rocket was a little raccoon, he was a pure experimental subject. Because of his intelligence, he suffered more than simple creatures such as mice.

However, in the dark dungeon, thanks to his three friends, Rocket rarely had hard-won joy and joy.

It's like being in hell and looking up to the light.

At the same time, as an experimental subject, Rocket is also very smart, even beyond the expectations of its creator, the 'Supreme Evolution'.

At that time, this supreme evolution looked like an ordinary human being on earth, with no obvious signs of transformation on his body, but the lofty and hypocritical smile on his face was the same as before.

The Supreme Evolution has this extremely lofty and challenging goal, which is to create a perfect biological civilization and a perfect society.

Moreover, he named this utopian new world ‘Counter-Earth’. It seems that this guy really has some connection with earth civilization?

The ideal of supreme evolution is lofty, or ambitious, but it is undeniable that he has mastered core technology that is enough to shock people.

He put an ordinary turtle into the device, and after it was activated, he was able to complete millions of years of evolution from an ordinary turtle to one that walked upright and possessed the power of a turtle.

Characteristics of the 'Turtle Man'.

It can also be seen from this that this guy's definition of the so-called perfect creature is absolutely subjective. No matter what animal it is, it must have 'human' characteristics in order to be called perfect.

Maybe the real perfect creature is actually a quasi-planet? For example, Ego's body, or the Celestials?

Closer to home, the Supreme Evolution showed the powerful 'core technology' to the little raccoon, not only to show off, but also to find someone to talk to about his troubles.

It turns out that although this 'turtle man' has gone through millions of years of evolution in an instant and gained wisdom, he has also become extremely irritable, irritable and extremely aggressive.

This side effect makes the Supreme Evolution very dissatisfied. How can his ideal "anti-Earth" accept such defective products?
Chapter completed!