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Chapter One Hundred Fifteen: The Plan of the Group
When Bai Luo heard the name "Hatsune Victory," he realized that this was likely a matchup between the Indai team and the Japanese team.
This...
To be honest, Bai Luo looked at the group in front of him, feeling a strong urge to make a sarcastic remark.
However, he ultimately held back. First, because his own line would be something like "Lorna, let's get married"; second, if he started rambling, the act he and Lorna were putting on would be exposed.
Indeed, the only reason Lorna could calmly acknowledge that Bai Luo was her fiancé was that they were acting.
For the Reincarnators, a Chinese appearing in the Avengers was undoubtedly a suspicious presence, but a mutant led by Polaris Sister was not.
The number of mutants was vast, and this group always included Asian members.
As Bai Luo had expected, this so-called "Buddha Light" team's Reincarnator did not pay any attention to him, who seemed like a background character. Of course, if they had searched online in this era or watched some television programs, their perception of Bai Luo might have changed.
But the Reincarnators... clearly had no time for such leisurely activities as watching TV in the Main God Mission world.
The pace of the Reincarnators... could be the fastest among all professions on Earth, even surpassing that of certain elite groups.
Thus, after failing to seize the Cosmic Cube, they swiftly moved on to their next plan—seeking an alliance with Nick Fury.
The appearance of Lorna and Bai Luo was merely an interlude for these Reincarnators; what they valued more was the additional information brought by Lorna and Bai Luo's presence.
—This world was not just the cinematic universe of Marvel's Avengers; it also contained the existence of mutants.
This meant that they might be able to recruit more mutants to join their ranks.
Bai Luo understood the thoughts of the Reincarnators very well. The Main God Space was not some virtual game; here, a standoff was the last thing any normal person wanted to see. Even the strongest Reincarnator hoped to possess overwhelming power over their opponents and would prefer not to fight themselves if possible. If they could persuade other characters from the narrative they entered to fight on their behalf, it would be nothing short of perfect.
Of course, understanding was one thing, but Bai Luo did not stand in the same camp as these people, which meant they were not true allies.
However, he was indeed curious to see how this group of Indian and Thai Reincarnators planned to collaborate with the Avengers.
On the Reincarnator side, it was Vikas who took charge of communication. After exchanging brief greetings with Lorna and Bai Luo, he turned back to Nick and began to slowly express his desire for cooperation.
This man spoke and behaved like a true practitioner of Buddhism, polite and exuding an air of mastery that felt lofty—though he was merely engaging in normal conversation.
Nevertheless, Bai Luo found it somewhat awkward—because this "Buddhist Master" was speaking fluent English.
The team members behind him clearly understood both sides of the conversation. Bai Luo had been observing them and could confirm that none of these Reincarnators were absolute newcomers entering the mission world for the first time. They had all likely experienced at least one mission before, remaining relatively calm in the current situation and adapting quickly to their roles. Either this Main God team did not send newcomers into battle, or this group of Indian and Thai Reincarnators had a reward system so generous that they eliminated all newcomers right away.
Reincarnators were the strongest assassins and warriors, as well as excellent actors. Judging their strengths or weaknesses solely by appearance would be unwise. If Bai Luo wanted to continue observing them, he would need more time and interaction. From Nick's attitude and reactions, it was clear that this Blacklight S.H.I.E.L.D. director had a willingness to cooperate, but what plans Nick truly harbored remained known only to him.
However, if both sides truly collaborated, it would give Bai Luo an opportunity to keep observing these individuals. After all, this "Buddha Light" team of Reincarnators regarded themselves merely as ordinary mutant narrative characters and had not paid any attention to his intentions.
Meanwhile, the monk Vikas was already enthusiastically discussing matters with Nick.
He wasn't very familiar with Marvel Comics or Marvel itself but was quite knowledgeable about the plot of the Avengers movies. As a Reincarnator, he also understood what his opposing Reincarnator team would do once they obtained the Cosmic Cube. Therefore, his analysis was thorough as he claimed that the "Hatsune Victory" team would inevitably ally with Loki after acquiring the Cosmic Cube. The reason for their alliance with Loki was quite simple—this time Loki returned to Earth not alone.
He then elaborated on points that S.H.I.E.L.D. personnel on Earth initially found unclear: Loki came to Earth under the influence of a being known as Thanos from outer space, intending to seize the Cosmic Cube, which was one of the Infinity Stones. He planned to use this Cosmic Cube to open an interstellar portal and summon an army of aliens known as Chitauri to wipe out Earth's defenses.
This analysis was quite coherent, and Vikas's assertions were half-true and half-false. He emphasized the strength of the "Hatsune Victory" team; relying solely on the Avengers might suffice against Loki but against both Loki and "Hatsune Victory," Nick and the Avengers stood almost no chance of victory.
Nick had no way to verify Vikas's claims. As long as either the "Hatsune Victory" team or Loki took action, he had no choice but to believe it.
These Reincarnators were indeed cunning, using their information advantage to spread nonsense. Bai Luo keenly noticed that this group of Reincarnators hadn't mentioned the Mind Stone in Loki's possession—the gem embedded at the top of his scepter, which Thanos had given to Loki as a "strong assurance" for completing his mission.
The Reincarnators had calculated their moves well—having arrived in the Marvel universe just in time for the Avengers storyline, they couldn't miss out on the Cosmic Cube and the Mind Stone, two Infinity Stones that were too valuable to overlook.
Nick couldn't determine the truth behind what these people were saying, but after two previous attacks by Reincarnators, he remained cautious. After careful consideration, he finally said, "In that case, let's join forces for now."
Upon hearing this, a smile slowly crept onto Vikas's face, clearly pleased with himself for achieving his goal.
Meanwhile, Nick's lips curled into a faint smile that he didn't even realize was there.
In a corner, Bai Luo also smiled to himself, thinking: When we finally meet Loki and he hands over an Infinity Stone according to the "contract," will you all go crazy?
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