Reed rubbed his forehead and said, "This designer really was a genius. These two antigravity stabilizers were actually connected in series..."
"What do we do now?" Deadpool was not too panicked. After all, this whole plane was full of superhumans.
"Why don't we just fly ourselves?" Wanda said impatiently.
"No, there are ordinary people here too. We'd better not make them fly with us." Peter glanced at the flight attendants and said, "This must be another unscrupulous company. They knew the plane was unreliable and insisted on flying it anyway. If it hadn't been us on board today, this would have been a huge disaster."
"How about someone carries the plane while flying?" Susan suggested. "We have so many Superpower Users. We can take turns, so nobody will get too tired."
Most of them agreed with the suggestion. They began arranging shifts. Wanda had just dozed off for a while, so she was no longer sleepy and took the first shift. Then came Franklin, Schiller, Polaris...
Sure enough, once powered by human effort, the plane actually flew more steadily and faster. Everyone understood that trouble could grow with time. Afraid the plane might develop more problems, they carried it and took off at full speed.
However, the plane's flimsiness still exceeded everyone's expectations. They had not flown for long before they heard Wanda say, "Um... I'm not very good at physics, but I think something might be falling apart."
Jarvis got out of his seat, dropped to one knee, and touched the floor. Then he said, "It seems to be around the grating below. The quality of one component is substandard, causing the lower fuselage to come loose. Wanda, just squeeze the loose part back together. It isn't an important section, so it shouldn't matter much."
Wanda followed Jarvis's advice