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"Class monitor?"
"Am I really the class monitor?"
The direct address made Chen Fan realize that he had unexpectedly become the class monitor without even knowing it.
The situation was a bit surprising, but Chen Fan accepted it nonetheless. He stood up and walked a few steps to the teacher's desk, distributing a stack of exam papers that still smelled of ink.
As the papers were laid out on the desks one by one, the atmosphere in the classroom suddenly quieted down. Almost half of the students stared at their papers with pained expressions.
Addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division?
Chen Fan twitched his lips. Was this an insult to his intelligence?
"The exam begins now, and you have two class periods," the Young Teacher announced from the podium. Looking at the bewildered faces below, he squinted his eyes. "The results of this exam will be sent to your parents via email. If you don't want to face the dreaded 'allowance cut in half,' then do your best on this test!"
At this announcement, nearly everyone except for the top students looked like they were about to cry.
Just then, Chen Fan noticed someone tugging at the corner of his shirt. He turned to see a beautiful face wearing an expression of despair—Kanda Nanami was looking at him like that.
"Uh... do you need help?" Chen Fan asked tentatively. If Kanda Nanami couldn't even handle basic arithmetic, it would mean that she came from a world without any concept of technology.
"Thank you—" Kanda Nanami bit her lip. If possible, she really didn't want to trouble Chen Fan, but her allowance was important, and she had no choice but to seek help.
...
American Space Monitoring Station
A few people were idly chatting about recent events happening on Earth.
“Recently, the stock market has been in turmoil; it's a disaster! The market value of Stark Industries has dropped by half. It's unbelievable how they treat money! How many billions is that?”
“Forget it. Ever since that Playboy went missing, it's no surprise Stark Industries is struggling!”
“Ah, I really hope Tony stays missing forever!”
“Why do you say that?”
“Because I bought Justin Hammer's stocks, and they've skyrocketed several times already. As long as Tony doesn't show up, I think Justin Hammer's market value can keep rising!”
“Haha! Come on, confess how much you've made this time!”
“I don't want to say, but... when we rotate back to Earth next time, it's on me!”
“Wow, you've made quite a bit!”
Just as the atmosphere at the Monitoring Station was lively, a mechanical voice echoed throughout the space, accompanied by alarming beeping sounds and flashing red lights that created a sense of impending doom.
“What happened?” someone asked nervously.
“Unidentified organism detected, currently moving at Mach 0!” the operator at the monitoring station replied, his tone frantic and even terrified.
“Can we identify what the target is?” the Commander asked sternly.
“Unable to detect or identify. The target is heading towards Earth at high speed and is expected to enter the atmosphere in 0 seconds!” the monitor staff reported urgently, beads of cold sweat forming on his forehead. Suddenly, he felt a twitch in his eye and reported with a racing heart, “Commander... the Moon... the Moon...!”
The students' exam was not particularly strict. The teacher at the podium, aside from occasionally glancing around the classroom, spent most of the time reading a book. As for what book it was, Chen Fan had caught a glimpse of a cover featuring a swimsuit.
Five minutes into the exam, Chen Fan had already finished the paper. He shifted over to the side and boldly laid his head down on the desk to sleep, only waking up groggily when the bell rang.
"When did the school change the class bell to an air raid siren?" He lifted his head, looking bewildered as he muttered to himself. That sound was quite impactful; it had cured his difficulty in getting up.
The teacher at the podium looked grim, frantically directing students to exit the classroom. During this time, his heart sank; no matter who got hurt among these students, he wouldn't come out unscathed.
"What’s going on?" Chen Fan snapped back to reality, noticing the tense atmosphere in the classroom. It was clear this wasn't just a drill.
Kanda Nanami appeared calm, showing no signs of panic. Upon hearing Chen Fan's question, she replied lightly, "I heard there’s a large-scale meteor shower falling from space."
Large-scale meteors? Falling? Chen Fan rubbed his forehead; he couldn't have been that out of it while sleeping!
"You two over there, yes, you!" As he watched the students orderly evacuate the classroom, Young Teacher finally noticed two individuals in the corner and shouted hoarsely, "What are you two still doing there? Hurry up and follow everyone to a safe area!"
The alarm grew increasingly intense, echoing throughout the area with a singular sound. Young Teacher was sweating profusely from anxiety. Yet here were two people in the corner chatting as if they were on a date—couldn’t they feel any urgency?
Chen Fan turned back slightly, frowning. The series of alarm sounds were no mere bells; through the window, he could clearly see numerous figures moving toward the shelter.
He didn't believe in meteors. With Marvel Universe technology, meteors would be detected when they were still a light-year away from Earth. If their trajectory indicated they would fall into urban areas, they would likely be destroyed long before getting close to Earth—there wouldn’t even be a chance for them to make an entrance.
"What are you two still dawdling for?" Young Teacher exclaimed with frustration. What time was it? These two were still acting calm and collected while he felt like he might die from fright.
Unlike the anxious heart of the Young Teacher, Kanda Nanami gazed blankly out the window, saying dreamily, "Teacher... the moon is broken!"
Indeed, it was broken!
Chen Fan rubbed his eyes and shook his head in disbelief. The moon, barely visible in the sky, had somehow shattered, leaving only a half crescent hanging in the air...
"What are you two babbling about? Have you both lost your minds?" The Young Teacher displayed a pained expression. The two in front of him looked like they were suffering from shock-induced confusion.
Oh no! Am I going to get fired from school? What have I done to deserve this? How could something like this happen!
"Teacher, just look for yourself! I'm not lying; the moon really is broken!" Kanda Nanami pouted, her look filled with annoyance at being treated like a fool.
As expected, the Young Teacher's face turned pale, and he seemed utterly defeated, almost as if he had been broken himself.
"Classmate, can you tell me what's going on?" Kanda Nanami asked Chen Fan, who wore a troubled expression. She wondered how one could possibly break the moon.
This world truly was terrifying!
Chen Fan stared into space, realizing that this was indeed the Marvel Universe!
But who on earth broke the moon?
He certainly didn't remember the moon ever shattering in this world.
Yet if this wasn't the Marvel Universe, then what about Spider-Man? Iron Man? S.H.I.E.L.D.? Magneto? How could these characters and elements possibly exist here?
"I don't understand! It's puzzling!" Chen Fan shook his head. "I'm not quite sure either; right now, I'm probably just as clueless about this world as you are!"
The sense of superiority he once felt as a prophetic figure had vanished. Instead of disappointment, he felt a flicker of excitement within him, a budding anticipation for the unclear future ahead.
Suddenly, a sharp ringtone pierced the air.
After answering the call, a large scowling face appeared on the screen. Director Nick Fury was looking at him seriously, revealing his prominent white teeth as he said, "Mr. Chen Fan, we need your help!"
Chen Fan nodded in response. Compared to the known future, what was happening now felt far more intriguing.
"Let's exchange contact information so we can help each other when needed!" After hanging up the phone, Chen Fan glanced at Kanda Nanami's bewildered expression. The situation was now heading toward an unpredictable future that Chen Fan could not foresee. As another traveler, Kanda Nanami might just become his greatest ally.
"Sure!" Kanda Nanami nodded, giving Chen Fan a deep look before pulling out her phone to exchange contact details. This was precisely her goal, even if it meant revealing her identity.
Having established initial cooperation, Chen Fan squinted. Below the window, a helicopter was already parked on the playground; it was undoubtedly there to pick him up. The moon had been tampered with—this was definitely not good...
"My ability is Thunder; I can manipulate lightning on a large scale. What about you?" Chen Fan suddenly turned to her. If they were unaware of each other's abilities, how could they discuss cooperation?
Kanda Nanami's gaze flickered as she glanced at the seemingly foolish Young Teacher and replied lightly, "You can think of it as magic! It focuses on spatial aspects!"
"Spatial magic, huh?" Chen Fan murmured to himself as he lifted his head and walked toward the classroom door.
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