Kino

A funeral was being held in the cemetery. Kino, dressed in black mourning clothes, stared blankly at the two coffins.

Even though his parents were inside.

"Kino, would you like to say a few words? Your parents are about to be buried," a middle-aged man standing beside him asked sorrowfully.

Hearing the call, Kino calmly shook his head, not saying a word.

After all, he didn't know what to say. He had no memories of interacting with the parents of this body, so it was better to say nothing.

That's right, Kino was a transmigrator, 18 years old this year.

He transmigrated with the setup of losing both parents, leaving behind a large inheritance. This should have been the start of enjoying life.

But there was bad news.

This was Marvel.

There was also good news.

He had a cheat, he could travel to other worlds.

Even worse news.

The other side was DC.

What a kiss from Mother, neither side was any good, constantly destroying the world, human extinction.

And he didn't know if these two worlds were the main universe.

As everyone knew, Marvel and DC had as many Parallel Worlds as the hairs on one's head, which also meant that his foresight was useless, only knowing some secret information.

Thinking of this, Kino couldn't help but reveal a desperate look.

The middle-aged man also saw the look in his eyes, and felt even more sadness in his heart.

The death of his friend's couple, the only child's spirit was stimulated, lost his memory, if he wasn't lucky, he would have already become a vegetable.

After the funeral, George stopped Kino.

"Kino, although you don't remember, I'm your Uncle George, and I'm good friends with your parents. I hope you can come and live with us."

"Uncle George, I want to be alone for a while."

George also saw the vigilance in Kino's eyes, took out a business card and handed it over.

"If you encounter any problems, call me. In New York, I still have some ability."

Kino watched the person who claimed to be his uncle leave, and slowly lowered his guard. It seemed he wasn't the kind of relative who came to snatch the inheritance.

George Stacy.

Looking at the name on the business card in his hand, and the phone number.

Gwen Stacy.

Wasn't that Spider-Man's girlfriend? Or maybe this world's Spider-Man.

After thinking about it, he put away the business card and walked towards a luxury car.

A strong Butler was standing on the side, his face stern.

"Young Master, where to next?"

"Butler Castle, let's go back to the manor."

"Yes."

Half an hour later, they arrived at a manor, the kind he had never even seen in his previous life.

After a simple lunch, he ran to the computer in the study. Fortunately, this body came with a translation function, otherwise he wouldn't want to start learning from scratch.

Iron Man.

Nothing.

Tony Stark.

In an instant, a dense amount of information popped up, and it took several seconds to stop.

The latest news was.

Tony Stark was missing, and Stark Industries' stock plummeted.

"Is it starting? The era of the extraordinary."

Kino sighed.

In the world of Marvel, Iron Man had a special meaning. Before Iron Man appeared, all the extraordinary in the world maintained the rules of secrecy.

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Until Iron Man, this conspicuous package, appeared, all the monsters and freaks ran out.

"First find a way to increase my ability to protect myself, otherwise it would be too embarrassing to die before Thanos even shows up."

Kino searched for various information on the Internet while thinking about the extraordinary abilities in Marvel that could be obtained by ordinary people.

DC is temporarily out of the question. Appearing in Metropolis would be fine, but if it were Gotham, who knows what would happen? Besides, I don't know if this cheat has a cooldown, so it can only be a backup plan.

"The Life Foundation's spacecraft crashed in East Malaysia."

Kino looked at the information on the computer, his eyes lighting up.

Venom, how could I forget her?

Immense strength, accelerated healing, copying Superpower...

Although she has weaknesses like noise and fire.

She's still very powerful. In this world, as long as you don't provoke some big shots, you can live well.

"But how do I sneak in?"

In the movie, a reporter can easily get in, which is just nonsense. How could such an important laboratory be guarded by so few people?

As for buying my way in with money? Not every orphan is named Wayne.

"Butler Castle, Butler?"

"Young Master, what are your orders?"

Castle opened the door and asked.

"How much liquid capital can I mobilize?"

"Approximately 50 million."

"WC, that's a lot!"

Kino blurted out subconsciously, and after noticing Castle's strange gaze, he coughed twice.

"Castle, do you know where to find mercenaries?"

"I do, Young Master. Do you need to go now?" Castle didn't ask why; that's not the butler's business.

"Yes."

So, Castle took Kino to a small wooden tavern.

The tavern was filled with an old, musty atmosphere. Under the dim lights, all kinds of people sat or stood, exuding a dangerous aura.

As soon as Kino walked into the tavern, he felt countless eyes on him. He frowned slightly, but quickly regained his composure.

Butler Castle followed closely behind him, vigilantly observing the surroundings.

"Young Master, most of the people here are mercenaries. They have different personalities and unpredictable styles. Please be careful," Castle whispered as a reminder.

Kino nodded, his eyes scanning the tavern. At this moment, a burly man with a full beard walked over.

"Castle, not being a butler in the city, what are you doing here? Planning on returning to your old ways?"

"Jason, I'm no longer in that line of work. I'm here with my Young Master today."

Although Kino was curious about the butler's previous identity, he had serious business to attend to now.

Looking at Jason, Kino said, "Hello, I need some mercenaries."

"Aren't you underage?" Jason smirked.

"Does that affect me hiring mercenaries?" Kino retorted.

"Hahaha, just consider it giving Frank some face."

Jason laughed and pointed to the people sitting and drinking in the tavern. "They are the mercenaries you're looking for. You just have to convince them."

"Thank you."

Kino thanked him politely.

Jason's expression was a little strange. It was the first time someone had thanked him, especially a Young Master from the city.

"You bunch of bastards, don't you dare fight here, understand?"

Upon hearing this, Kino politely nodded to Jason. Jason blushed a little, poured himself a drink, and asked Castle, who was standing next to him, "Where did you find this Young Master? He's nothing like those bastards from the city."

"He's a gift from heaven."

Castle smiled slightly, one hand on his lower back, his eyes fixed on Kino.