Chapter 326: S:Glorious Big Event (VI)
"How do you view mutants?" Nick leaned against the ss window and asked Schiller.
"My view is simr to Professor X''s, at least in one aspect, that is, if mutants and ordinary humans are forcibly squeezed together, both sides will be hurt."
"Forget about the historical legacy that causes ordinary humans to be very hostile towards mutants. Just the fact that mutant abilities can erupt uncontrobly means that they cannot live in normal human society," Schiller sighed.
Aftering to this world, he found that the problem with mutants was much more serious than he had imagined. Every day in the newspapers, one could see that somewhere a mutant ability had erupted, causing losses and injuring many people...
One thing the symbiotes said is correct, ordinary humans are really fragile. A small me can cause them serious burns, and if there is an explosion, most people''s lives are not guaranteed. But when mutant abilities erupt, fire and explosions are the mostmon urrences.
Can ordinary people not treat them as terrorists? Even if it is a terrorist attack, it can be anticipated, after all, there are not too many types of guns and bombs, but mutant abilities erupt differently. There are a thousand ways in which they can pose a threat to public safety.
In a society with mutants, when entering any public ce, one must first find a safe corner to avoid a mutant suddenly rushing in and killing people.
Maybe every morning when you wake up, you''ll see that the road has been destroyed again, and you''ll find out that it was caused by some mutant ability erupting, causing how much damage and injuring how many people...
Mutant abilities do not care whether you have to go to work the next day, whether you have urgent clients to meet, or whether you want to experience a peaceful andfortable atmosphere.Even Schiller is the same. He knows he has spider-sense and the ability to avoid danger, but his cautious personality still makes him instinctively perceive the nearby situation with his mist to prevent him from being unlucky and encountering an alpha-level mutant suddenly exploding when entering various public ces.
For ordinary people living in a world with mutants, it''s like living in a world where terrorists could appear at any time. Even if they have not suffered any real harm, they are always worried and under great pressure.
"I am a psychologist, and I can really empathize with the psychological pressure of living in an unsafe state for a long time, and I can understand the group of people who hate mutants because of this pressure."
"But mutants have no way out because their genes are innate."
"I learned from Professor X that many mutants have fallen into deep guilt because their sudden ability eruption has harmed innocent people, and some people have never emerged from this shadow for their entire lives."
"So, forcing these two sides together is actually not responsible for either side."
"So what are you going to do? Establish a segregated society? Excuse me for being frank, this won''t work. Germany during World War II has already demonstrated this."
"I know that Mao has been seeking to establish a country for mutants, but he has encountered a lot of obstacles, and the reasons are clear to you and me."
"Of course, when a country wants to research nuclear bombs, no major country will agree. Not to mention, all the nuclear bombs unite to establish a country of their own, no country will sit by and watch this happen."
"Even if mutants can unite, their families still live in ordinary human society, and are controlled by countries and powers. The reason why Mao can be tough is because he has no soft spots. Most mutants can only choose to bow their heads when facing threats to their families and friends."
Nick looked at Schiller and whispered, "I can tell you the Security Council''s policy on mutants. Simply put, it is to divide and conquer, let them consume themselves, and use their power when necessary, but never let them unite."
"From a politician''s perspective, this is the best way to deal with it. You see, the stances of mutants, ordinary people, and politicians arepletely different. Mutants hope to unite, hope to be independent, and hope to have their own homnd..."
"Ordinary people hope that mutants can stay away from their lives and give them a safe social environment. To some extent, the interests of these two parties are the same, because as long as mutants establish a country, they will all settle there and no longer interfere in the lives of ordinary people."
"The only obstacle here is the politicians. If they want to divide mutants, they must let them scatter and distribute themselves in ordinary human society, just like diluting wine with water."
Nick also sighed, "You and I both know that we cannot change those people''s minds. In this regard, human society has remained unchanged throughout history."
"Are mutants rare? No, such things have happened countless times in history. Isn''t Africa the same?"
"Divide and conquer, internal consumption, product dumping, block production, and spread rumors to make them feel naturallyzy and inferior. Pick out the outstanding ones and absorb them, and then use them against their own kind. This trick has been yed countless times."
"...Let''s get to the point." Nick looked at Schiller and asked, "What do you n to do? Can you reveal it first? You know, the quick response measures of S.H.I.E.L.D..."
"Or rather, the only one who can make S.H.I.E.L.D run smoothly is you, right?"
Nick smiled and spread his hands. "Be d, there''s me too."
"I don''t think building a nation is feasible. Let''s assume, where do they want to build their country? Which continent? Regardless of which continent, the surrounding countries will definitely not agree, and they will go crazy to stop them."
"Well, even if they have the ability to build an ind in the center of the Pacific, you also know the military''s characteristics. They see the Pacific as their aircraft carrier training ground, and they won''t allow anything to interfere there..."
"In that case, why not let them move a little farther?"
"Farther? How far?"
"2.5 million light-years. What do you think?"
Nick widened his eyes and said, "You want them to move to another?? Regardless of whether it is feasible to implement, they won''t be willing, right?"
"Although mutants want an independent homnd, they also want to enjoy the achievements of human civilization. If you make them move so far away, it''s like banishment, isn''t it?"...
"Not necessarily. Banishment refers to bringing their families to an unknown and dangerous ce, and starting from scratch. Nick, didn''t you see it when the symbiotes left their previous host?"
"See what?"
"Those aliens, there were high elves, totem spirits, and a big bug, they were living aliens."
"Well, indeed, but we''ve seen living aliens before, like the Asgardians."
"In that case, do you think it''s banishment to let a few humans live in Asgard?"
"Of course not, after all, the Asgardians are gods, and their cities are much more magnificent than ours..."
"That''s right. So, what do you think about those aliens from the Andromeda gxy? Do you think they came from a poor and shabby ce?"
Nick remembered one of them, a high elf. They looked most simr to humans, with two legs and two arms, but the difference was that they were about three meters tall, and their skulls were also different from humans.
But there was no doubt that their clothing was not primitive, even very magnificent. Nick saw the traces of aplete alien civilization on them. They had their ownnguage, writing, art, and unique aesthetics.
Even the bug species had mechanical parts fixed on its carapace that Nick couldn''t understand at all, not to mention the totem spirit that was semi-transparent all over.
"In fact, in the interster society, Earth is a barbaric ce of exile. Do you think how the Asgardians view us? Have you forgotten Thor''s attitude when he first came to Earth? If he truly believed that humans were on the same level as Asgardians, would he dare to act like that?"
Nick nodded and said, "There''s a reason. Even if we rely on our imagination, we can imagine that any civilization with a universe spaceship is more advanced than us. We''re struggling just tond on Mars now."
"So, traveling to a gxy that is more developed and prosperous is not exile, but furthering our education."
"But don''t those gxies have owners? No civilization would be willing to suddenly have a group of outsiders on their territory."
"Indeed, even if thendlord is rtively friendly, the tenant is always at a disadvantage." Schiller nodded, then changed the subject, "But without a rtionship, the interster society doesn''t care aboutws, only about who has the bigger fist. If thendlord suddenly dies, and the tenant takes over the house, as long as he can hold onto it, who cane and take it away?"
Nick widened his eyes again. He raised his eyebrows and looked at Schiller, "You want to take down thendlord of the Andromeda Gxy?"
"Don''t talk nonsense. I don''t have that ability. Don''t mention things like the end of the world so easily. Humans are a civilized race. We need to establish a good interster image."
"Human civilization is so weak in the universe. We can''t even build a spaceship."
"Since that''s the case, if the universe''s demonic deities fight, we can''t stop them. Sanctum Sanctorum is just getting started. The best we can do is provide a way out for our esteemed members."
"I understand, but..." Nick hesitated and said, "Don''t the symbiotes also live in that gxy? Currently, it seems like this group of universe agents is friendly to them, and I think they could use their help."
"Do you think a parasitic race cares about who the other civilizations in their gxy are? Or rather, if humans don''t go, can their enemies let them parasitize?"
"Moreover, you see, Mutants are leaving a good impression on the symbiotes now, aren''t they?"
"I knew it. It''s all part of your n..." Nick covered his forehead and said.
"Contact Professor X and tell him about the symbiotes'' characteristics, so he can select suitable mutants based on their characteristics."
"Professor X won''t miss this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to strengthen the abilities of the new generation. At the same time, you can make a deal with the symbiotes, and let them naturally influence the new generation of mutants to enhance their sense of belonging to the human race..."
"Then let the symbiotes feel that the new generation of mutants are verypatible with them, have incredibly strong abilities, and enhance their impression of the human race..."
"Furthermore, you should know that the symbiotes have a gene catalog. I learned from Loki that the interster society values the information recorded in their gene catalog because no other race can understand the basic situation of a race better than the symbiotes."
"Many civilizations like to see the symbiotes as a library of the universe. When they want to understand a certain race, they will find a host with a symbiote parasite and trade with them, exchanging information from their gene catalog, or even just letting the symbiote parasitize them to get the information they want."
"As long as we can get the symbiotes to write down some basic information about humans in their gene catalog, and I mean correct, fair, objective, and unquestionable information, it will be very beneficial for our future development, won''t it?"
Nick looked up at the ceiling, raised his hand, and pped. But Schiller continued, "There''s one more thing. Ask Asgard to help send those former alien hosts back, it can give Strange a reasonable excuse to contact Asgard."
"Contact Asgard? What happened to them?"
"We need to figure out Asgard''s attitude in this war, especially Odin''s attitude."
"I want to make money with him, but I''m afraid he still hasn''t gotten over the issue between his son and daughter..."
"How about the information Strange sent back?"
"Let''s find a safe ce and talk about it in detail."
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