"Welcome to Redwood Village!"

When Steve and Peggy grabbed Louis' left hand, the Seal of the Brave sent a message: locking in Steven Grant Rogers and Peggy Carter.

After confirming that they could take the two of them away successfully, Louis finally emphasized: "I really trust me? You still have time to get on the aircraft and leave now, and I can hold on for a while."

Steve seemed to be determined to leave. Louis stopped persuading and chose to return with the two. While he left this world, the beam of light that lost the force locking immediately hit and detonated those bombs with huge power...

Back in the thick fog, Louis did not rush to see the reward, but looked at his right hand, which was originally holding the Rubik's Cube but was empty at this time: it seemed that he could not bring the Rubik's Cube back, which means that the Rubik's Cube was left in the Marvel Universe, and it may fall into the sea with the explosion, and it is very likely that it will be salvaged by Howard Stark again.

Since he couldn't get it, Louis stopped thinking about it and turned his head to introduce the situation to the two people who were staring blankly next to him: "My companions and I are currently living in this village."

"Where is this?" Peggy quickly recovered. Since Major Louis Hunter possessed so many magical abilities, it seemed that instant movement was not particularly strange. She thought Louis took them to a remote countryside, but she wondered what Louis said, "Live here with a few friends."

Louis guessed Peggy’s thoughts, and the first sentence made her realize that she was wrong: “The remote area in the northernmost part of the Kingdom of Siser is further north than the River Fortress, which is a border defense fortress.”

Paige was full of question marks, and Steve thought of what Louis said to the Red Skull and vaguely guessed the truth: "Isn't this the earth?"

"What?" Paige's expression instantly changed from doubt to shock. He wondered if Steve's mind was affected when teleported: "How is this possible?"

Just as Steve was about to ask something again, the surrounding fog had dissipated, and Louis in front of him put away an object suspected to be a cosmic cube: "I will explain it to you in the village, so don't stick here."

Louis was in a good mood. The reward he received this time was very interesting. If there weren't a 'newcomer' waiting for him to explain the situation, he would have been studying it here.

In this mission reward, Louis once again obtained pure energy. He thought he had obtained the recruitment opportunity and it was difficult to get any other rewards. Unexpectedly, in addition to energy and recruitment opportunities, there was also a prop reward: "Three missions, three rewards?"

It was a blue cube, which looked very similar to the Universe Rubik's Cube. Steve on the opposite side actually regarded this thing as a Universe Rubik's Cube. He noticed that Louis brought the Universe Rubik's Cube before "Telection".

"Cosmic Cube?"

"No, I can't bring the universe Rubik's Cube with me, I'll stay in your world."

When Steve heard the description of 'your world', he became more convinced of a certain speculation: "Is Louis Hunter your real name?"

"Yes." Louis is indeed his real name. Hunter's casual surname is actually no different from his real name because he is used in multiple worlds.

Walking into the village from the edge of the village, Peggy and Steve carefully observed the situation around them. When they saw that the villagers greeted them with smiles, they were a little surprised: the people here seemed to welcome their arrival, but they kept a sufficient distance and stood in the distance and greeted them with smiles, and they would not even come forward to say hello.

This situation is a bit weird, which makes Steve not understand why.

"The villagers regard you as brave men who can save them, so they are very happy, but they actively keep a distance from you to avoid causing your unhappiness." The villagers are happy to see more brave men, and the more brave men, the safer they are.

The road was not very far, but Louis saw that Steve and Pegg had too many questions, so he briefly explained the situation: a powerful demon king was threatening the entire world with his terrifying power. The thick fog around the village was generated by the power of the demon king, and could throw people into the thick fog into any world.

Only the brave can return to this world from the thick fog and dispel the thick fog.

"I was summoned to this world by the sage Myron through special magic props. In fact, I was originally an earthling, and a dying earthling."

"So that's how it is." Steve finally understood many situations as Louis's identity, why did Louis go to their world, why did Louis become a war hero and fight against the Red Skull: "But is the tasks given by the Seal of the Brave so difficult?"

Flying an aircraft and bombing an aircraft carrier... No wonder Louis had to do such a crazy thing, it turned out to be because of the mission requirements. But are these tasks too difficult for ordinary people?

According to Louis' description, he didn't even know how to fly the plane when he received the mission, so he signed up to be a flight student first and then completed the mission.

Now that he has become a brave man, should he also perform those difficult tasks? He did not blame Louis for cheating him. After all, Louis had asked him many times before whether he wanted to leave early? It was he who insisted on staying!

He just felt that he had implicated Peggy, and forced her to come here and become a brave man.

"It doesn't matter, that's my own choice."

"Don't worry, one of the great benefits of becoming a brave man is that he can keep getting stronger. When I first came here, his strength was not as good as Peppa." Louis just talked about the general situation and had not had time to talk about the various benefits that the brave man could get: "You can get various rewards to complete the task. These rewards may be to improve your physical fitness; to obtain a ball of pure energy... What's the use of energy later; or some special props."

Open the door and bring Steve and Peggy into the big house where they live, and just see Myron talking to Jill and Artoria.

"Welcome to return victoriously again, Louis!" Myron and Louis greeted, and looked at the other two people following in confusion, not understanding what the situation was?

"Steve Rogers and Peggy Carter." Louis first introduced the identities of everyone: "This is the sage Myron I mentioned. Those two are Artoria Pandragon and Jill Valentine, as well as Bruce Wayne... Where is Bruce?"

"Bruce is busy with what he is doing in the blacksmith shop?"

Let the two newcomers sit down, Louis was about to call Bruce back first, but he didn't expect Bruce to come back by himself: "I heard the villagers say you're back." So he rushed back specifically to listen to Louis's mission experience.

This has become a routine. Before everyone can figure out all the "settings", sharing experiences with each other can help everyone lose a lot of trouble.

When Louis said his first mission was to fly an aircraft to sink one of the four main aircraft carriers of the Japanese army, Jill next to him laughed out loud.

She remembered the mission Bruce had experienced before. At that time, they thought Bruce was unlucky and actually ran to the world during World War II. It took several years to wait for the mission to begin.

As a result, Louis himself entered a similar world and also carried out several years of preparation for the task.

"Can you have any strange talents?"

Louis rolled his eyes, ignored Jill's joke, and continued to talk about his situation. For example, after successfully bombing the aircraft carrier, he sold real bonds for more than a year. This once again proved that the diversity of the mission is definitely not just a battle - Louis's first mission is also not a simple battle, and he actually asked Louis to fly the plane, which means that they may encounter similar tasks in the future.

In addition, this is the first time that we have received multiple tasks in the same dungeon; they also learned that in addition to summoning through the Summoning Stone, the brave can actually recruit in other worlds.

"Is it because of the identity of a war hero? Or is it the identity of a commander?" Bruce was analyzing the information while listening to Louis's statement. Unfortunately, only Louis's example was the only one, and he could not determine whether his speculation was correct.

Based on Louis's understanding of this person, Bruce will find another opportunity to test the next time he is on the mission. After all, Bruce is the kind of person who can't sleep without getting things clear and clear.

"It's possible!"

Louis didn't care. After several copies, he was too lazy to analyze the various connections. He preferred to focus on the "things" he had already obtained, such as the Force, which had been successfully introduced, and the rewards he received this time.

"What is this?" Everyone was curious when looking at the square blue cube. Jill, who was sitting next to Louis, reached out and touched it, but did not find anything strange.

"I don't know how to explain it, so I'll show you it." When Louis got this thing, he knew what it was and how to use it. Jill didn't know how to use it, so he didn't react after touching it.

Everyone came directly from the back door to the open space, which was where the new brave men were often summoned by the Summoning Stone. Louis walked to the center of the open space, then held a blue square in his hand, facing the people waiting to watch the show not far away in front.

Then the Force was poured into the block, and then the block emitted light, and then turned into streamers under the gaze of everyone: just like when a task copy was released, the streamer condensed into the hands to form a reward.

Instead of dissipating, these streamers condensed into a new form: approaching the aircraft carrier deck that was one person high, floating in the air beside Louis.
Chapter completed!