The main feature of the large conference room of S.H.I.E.L.D. is that it is large, which covers an area of about 5,000 square meters, almost the size of the school playground, and is oval in shape, and is divided into three floors in total, of which the second and third floors are all circular auditors, and the first floor is the main meeting place, and a giant projection screen with a height of nearly 50 meters occupies about two-thirds of the semi-arc area in front of the large conference room.

All the conference seats on the first floor are not arranged horizontally and vertically, but are respectively around the round table, each round table has about 12 seats, there are more than 200 round table groups in the whole floor, there is a small projection screen above each round table, and the chair is equipped with a small computer, a tablet for displaying materials, intercom equipment and a seat phone and intelligent translation equipment.

This arrangement is mainly conducive to the discussion of the research group when listening to the content of the meeting, after all, this is not a classroom, and the people who can participate in similar meetings are the top scientists of mankind, and most of the time they not only have to listen to the content of the meeting, but also have to speak.

Since every academic conference is comprehensive in nature, it is not a matter of discussing one aspect alone, and scholars have their own strengths, and it is inevitable that they need to discuss with experts in other fields in the face of comprehensive topics.

Although Nick arranged a meeting time of ten minutes, it was obviously not enough time to gather experts from all over the world, and although there were already archmages who had used portals to bring people here, it still took nearly forty minutes to find all the experts that could be found on the entire earth.

The entire conference hall was full, the first floor was basically the top experts and scholars with achievements, the second floor was the doctoral students, graduate students and assistants they brought in, and the third floor was some younger, but focused on cultivating future scientific talents.

The second and third floors did not participate in the discussion, and most of them communicated with their supervisors by phone, providing them with assistance, and occasionally went to other supervisors' assistants to communicate with them, obtain materials from them, or form groups to organize materials for a certain research group.

Most of the students on the second and third floors were quiet, and even when they got together to discuss, they were all whispering.

But the first floor is different, it can be called a noisy gong and drum, firecrackers, red flags, crowds, and more importantly, the sound of discussion or quarrel has almost lifted the roof of the conference hall.

A spider silk glistened in the sunlight, and Spider-Man jumped in through the second-floor window, leaning on the railing and looking down, full of acquaintances.

So he didn't think about it, a neat diving action turned in the air and landed handsomely for two and a half weeks, and then began to squeeze into the crowd like a nimble fish.

"You have to understand what I'm saying, the amazing anti-gravity properties of this material can have a huge impact on our Newport and space station projects, and the next property analysis will have to focus on it."

"But we have to understand how the magic circuit works first, the apprentices I brought with me have replicated on similar metals, but it doesn't work at all, which means you may be wrong about the magical effects of this material......"

Stark stood at the front round table arguing with a female mage, blushing and thick-necked, Stark focused on the physical properties of the material, and the mages were more concerned about how magic changed the properties of the metal.

Behind him, Stark's technical researcher was handing out the freshly printed, hot ink, materials to the others, which was the latest material inspection report.

Stark took one from one of the researchers, pulled out his glasses and put them on, looked at the end and shook his head, and said, "Their equipment doesn't work, if it's in Stark Tower...... Jarvis! Jarvis! Ask your little girlfriend if they have more professional equipment, the scope of monitoring of this nature is too narrow, and we need more detailed observation. ”

Spider-Man took a document from the researcher's hand and walked forward as he looked at it, only to hear Miles Warren's voice again.

"How exactly this radiation affects the human body, and especially the brain, is the focus of our next research, and I told you that I understand magic as some kind of radiation, but you didn't agree with my claim that it might cause public panic, and now you see ......"

"But that doesn't mean you're going to use them to create your evil army of clones." Riley's voice came from Miles' side.

"I'm not interested in cloning people right now, if there are more extraterrestrial life for you to study, you will find that humans are weak, even if you have to form an army, what is not stronger than humans?"

The white-haired Miles pushed his glasses, beckoned to his research team, and said, "Go and ask Nick if he can get some symbiotic factors, and we'll try to reproduce its radiation wave frequency to see if such radiation can affect or mutate the symbiote factors." ”

Squeezing past Miles Warren, followed by Bruce Banner standing in front of the computer staring at the data, and next to him, Otto was typing quickly with the top two tentacles.

"I'm in contact with the lab, and we're going to optically see if this particular radiation is the key to this amazing city's complete shielding from sunlight, but not to develop some kind of mask that can block sunlight, after all, we already have the Dark Elves model."

"I think we can use this technology in reverse to make the penetration of the sun's rays stronger, and if it can be applied to the technology of artificial sun, it will greatly improve the controllability of artificial sunlight."

Spider-Man greeted Otto, and Dr. Banner saw him, but didn't bother with him, as if immersed in his own vision, he crossed his arms and said, "I've tried to radiate metals with gamma rays, but this particular ray only seems to work on carbon-based organisms, and I applied to expose the symbiotic factor to gamma rays, but Nick vetoed the proposal." ”

"Maybe the appearance of this special radiation may loosen Nick's application for my experiment, but I'm not sure if I want to change the center of the research project, after all, I said no, and the materials have been sealed by me."

"Spider-Man! Spider-Man! A familiar voice shouted, and Spider-Man looked up to see that it was another Stark, who he thought might be the one the Skrull scientist had disguised.

At this time, he was buried in a pile of experimental materials, and impatiently waved to a Spider-Man on the other side and shouted: "Help me go to the 23rd laboratory in Stark Building to sample the Sidewave 13 metal left by the previous Skrullian spacecraft, I suspect that this may also have an effect on the Skrull Empire's super metal, these two data show that it is very likely to solve the problem of the bloated molecular structure of Sidewave 13, if successful, we are one step closer to zero-mass materials." ”

Spider-Man finally made his way through the crowd to find Gwen, Gwen and Gwen Spider-Man and several other Spider-Men were staring at the computer screen next to the round table, Gwen frowned, his face didn't look good, Spider-Man walked over and asked, "What's wrong?" Gwen? ”

"Another lab has sent back news that the reproduction has failed, and that the archmages have almost perfectly restored the energy circuit, but it doesn't work on the metal we have here."

"Will it be the rules of physics......

"No, it doesn't work because it's reactive but not stable, and the interval is different every time, which proves that this method may be effective, but it just can't be used in practice."

Spider-Man understood what Gwen said, and he also fell into thought, wondering if there was anything in this that they hadn't noticed, even if the properties of the energy materials were different, but since there was a reaction, it meant that it should be able to reproduce, and there must be something wrong with a certain step.

At this moment, a figure hurriedly ran through the crowd to the front of the conference room, picked up the radio communication equipment, slapped the microphone vigorously and shouted: "Listen to me!" Listen to me! I've found the key!! ”

Everyone stopped what they were doing and looked to the front of the conference room to see who was so rude to interrupt everyone's free discussion, but when they saw the person's appearance, the whole large conference hall fell silent, and everyone listened to him.

It was Reed Richards who spoke.

"Well, you gave me the most difficult experimental conditions, there was neither physical object nor method of observation, and even the experimental data were second-hand, but the great Richards still came to a conclusion!"

"Tell the fuck what you've done!!" Nick snarled at him, "My time is money, and you've wasted three seconds of the world's golden brain!! ”

"Okay, okay." Reed stretched out his hands to reassure Nick, motioning for him to calm down, then he cleared his throat and said, "You've all made a big mistake, and that's that this thing isn't enchanted metal, it's not the product of using magical energy to affect ordinary metal, as a research group did. ”

Stark frowned as soon as he said this, and everyone was in an uproar, but he was very sensible and matter-of-fact, and he said, "But it still shows a state of being affected by some kind of energy, and it is based on the information we have. ”

"That's true, yes." Reid didn't deny it, saying: "It does from the looks of it, but I think it's most likely an 'alloy', the product of a mixture of metals and plain metals beyond our comprehension." ”

"Where do you know?"

"You see the patterns of energy circuits that appear under the vision of magic as traces left by the influence of magical energy on this metal, but from my careful observation, I have found that this extremely mysterious and complex pattern may not be the result of careful design, but simply the traces left by simple stirring."

There was another burst of discussion at the bottom, and Reed shouted a few times to silence everyone, then cast a few images of himself sampled on the large projection screen.

"Look at this, this pattern appears four times in the same area, so you understand it as a special rune, but I have made logical assumptions about all the patterns and found that there is no resemblance to the scene in which they are located, the relationship with other patterns, and the assumptions that can be made about the function."

"So I'm guessing it's just a coincidence, so why are there so many repetitive runes? It is highly likely that some people use the same method to mix metal materials. ”

There was silence for a long time, and the scientists present were all wondering if this possibility existed, but then Reed proposed an even more startling idea.

"But the reason why I say that these special metals are metals is because they do need to be blended with ordinary metals in the physical world to achieve the effect of influencing the real world, just like the materials used to make alloys, but this does not mean that their ontology must be physically recognized materials."

"You're saying it's a magical material?"

"I prefer to think of it as 'solid-state magic.'" After a moment's thought, Reed said, "Given the nature of what it presents, I'll name it 'Solid Darkness.'" ”