Chapter 25: Jiumengzi Symbiote

The symbiote's learning speed is amazing. Schiller had just copied this ability, and only one afternoon had passed. The other voice in his head could communicate with him with clear brain waves. Although he could only express some emotions briefly, this was already amazing.

After being able to communicate with this symbiote, Schiller planned to start testing his ability. He thought this symbiote was similar to Venom. As long as he shouted "Mask!" like in the movie, a sticky thing would come out and wrap him up, and then there would be two big white eyes, a mouthful of fangs and a long tongue.

The symbiote could directly feel the picture Schiller imagined. He sent a series of denial brain waves and kept repeating a sentence in Schiller's mind:

"I won't be sticky, I won't be sticky, I won't be sticky, I won't be sticky..."

It seemed that it was because he felt that Schiller didn't seem to like the sticky feeling of the symbiote.

To be honest, Schiller just didn't want to hurt the newborn kid. After all, he would be his right-hand man in the future. Schiller didn't dislike the slimy texture of the symbiote, but he couldn't stand it.

No matter how powerful the symbiote is, the texture of a pile of mud is really creepy.

As if eager to prove that he was not slimy, the gray fog, who had just learned to communicate and exchange, controlled Schiller's body and stood up before Schiller could react. Then, in an instant, Schiller found that the world in his eyes had changed.

He lost his eyes, or he lost his entire shaped body, and gained thousands of sensors.

Schiller found that he could suddenly clearly feel every detail of everything in the bedroom of the clinic. These signals were constantly transmitted to his brain, but that was not the picture he saw, but what he felt.

His eyesight was far from good enough to see the uneven details of every fiber in the quilt, but he felt it now. At the beginning, each sensor sent a large amount of information, which made his brain completely unable to react. But soon, this information was quickly processed by his other thinking organ, the symbiont, and fed back to Schiller's brain again. With so many details, Schiller felt the pleasure of controlling everything.

Then, Schiller found that he seemed to be able to control this state, so he began to dispatch the work of all sensors and let them spread out as much as possible.

Until these sensors were spread on the floor-to-ceiling mirror in the bedroom, Schiller saw that he turned into a ball of gray mist.

That's right, he lost his entire body and turned into a ball of erratic mist.

Every factor in the mist became his sensor. Thousands of symbiont factors quickly formed a huge information collection network that would not miss any details. As long as the factors could enter, there was no secret for Schiller.

For example, Schiller could even see the arrangement of iron elements in the electric kettle. If he concentrated, he could also feel the distribution of oxygen in the air and the existence of other rare gases. This microscopic observation ability, which has reached the molecular level and even close to atoms, makes the world more magnificent and wonderful than what Schiller can observe as a human.

"Thank God, you are not that kind of mud-like symbiont." Schiller thought.

Gray fog seemed to feel that he was praised. He sent out a very happy emotion. As if to further demonstrate his strength, he directly controlled Schiller and turned into mist to disperse.

Gray mist began to no longer gather together, but dispersed evenly like ordinary mist. Soon, Hell's Kitchen was shrouded in a hazy fog.

A large number of factors became more alienated, but they always sent various information to Schiller's brain. After the range was expanded, this information increased by hundreds and thousands, but with the symbiont to help him deal with it, Schiller could simply focus on a certain part. For example, he even felt that five or six blocks away, in the center of Hell's Kitchen, there was a gang fight.

He could even feel the traces of every bullet in the crossfire.

He concentrated his attention, trying to find a bald man with a target pattern on his forehead.

The gray fog locked onto him in an instant, and even transmitted all the microscopic element information in his environment back to Schiller's brain.

This ability is so powerful that no one can escape Schiller's eyes where there is fog.

Schiller felt that if it were his own brain to process so much complicated information, he would probably go crazy on the spot, but this symbiote seemed to have this ability innately.

In a thick fog, the information sent back by each factor can be classified, screened, and concentrated by him at a very fast speed. In a very short process, Schiller only needs to focus on what he wants to know, and he will naturally know.

He is like a person who is playing SimCity from a God's perspective, and can observe all the movements in the fog at any time, and no detail can escape the penetration of the gray fog factor.

In addition, this magical factor can penetrate into the interior of an object to cause damage, such as destroying a stable molecular structure and turning the object into powder in an instant.

But the gray fog told him that this ability is only for things with a stable molecular structure, and there must be no interference from any other force, otherwise it will not be able to exert an influence.

But this is really a powerful ability.

When he regains his human form, Schiller can choose to gather his body in any foggy place, that is, within the range covered by the gray fog, he can disappear in a certain place infinitely and then suddenly appear in another place.

But this cannot completely replace the flash, because it takes a certain amount of time to transform into gray fog, disperse, condense, and then transform into a human form, which is not as fast as the flash.

Things on the Marvel side have come to a temporary end. Daredevil Matt is recovering. Spider-Man wants to follow Stark and learn how to be a superhero. Unfortunately, he has final exams soon and must catch up on the missed courses. He has no time to wander around. Stark is annoyed by the bald Nick Fury. He has been hiding in the laboratory all day to tinker with mechas and rarely goes out. So Schiller took a nap and returned to the DC world.

Not long after returning to DC, Schiller discovered a headache about the symbiote in his body.

Schiller, who returned to the DC world, was sorting out his equipment. Among them, because of Jonathan's arrest, there was not much fear gas left. Fortunately, he had almost cleared out Jonathan's stock before, and the remaining fear gas he had was all concentrated and good.

He was taking out the remaining fear gas to dilute it and prepare to put it in a spray bottle for his convenience.

Fear gas has no effect on Schiller, so he doesn't need to cover himself tightly like Jonathan during the experiment. In his entire apartment, the only two living things, Schiller and Pikachu, are not afraid of this fear gas, so Schiller doesn't care if it leaks out during the experiment.

In addition, he has no background in chemistry education. When doing dilution, he can violate about 200 laboratory regulations in one minute. Not wearing gloves and not wearing a gas mask are the least of them. Therefore, every time he finishes, the room will basically be filled with low concentrations of fear gas.

This time is the same. After a series of extremely non-standard chemical dilution operations, Schiller reluctantly divided the fear gas into different spray bottles, but at this time, a series of excited signals suddenly came from his brain.

"This is delicious, this is delicious, this is delicious, this is delicious, this is delicious, let me eat, let me eat, let me eat, eat, eat, eat, eat, eat..."

Schiller was stunned. Is this symbiont saying that the fear gas is delicious?

He suddenly thought of the setting of the symbiote in the comics, especially the setting of Venom. The reason why Venom can eat chocolate instead of human brain is that they both contain something called "phenylethylamine".

This is a chemical that can make the human brain excited. This substance is contained in the human brain and chocolate.

Is there also fear gas?

Schiller thought about it and it was indeed very likely. Fear gas can induce the deepest fear in people's brains and make people's negative emotions suddenly active. It is hard to say whether Jonathan used this chemical when making this gas.

Now it seems that he not only used it, but also seemed to have used a lot.

"How do you want to eat it?" Schiller asked in his mind.

The symbiote didn't seem to understand it either. He only knew that the thing in front of him was very attractive to him. Schiller had no choice but to take out a bottle of diluted fear gas and spray it into his nose.

He instantly felt the symbiote in his mind getting excited, and kept shouting in his mind: "Delicious, delicious, delicious, delicious, not enough, not enough, not enough, more, more, more, more, more..."

Well, Schiller thought, the appetite of the symbiote should be quite big, so he simply took out a small bottle of undiluted, liquid fear gas and poured it directly into his mouth and drank it.

This thing didn't have any taste, but in an instant, he could feel that the symbiote in his body seemed to be a little confused due to excitement.

He sent a long string of brain waves that Schiller couldn't understand at all, and then shouted in Schiller's mind with all the words he had just learned.

Finally, after a while, Schiller's surroundings began to be filled with a mist, which was deeper than the ordinary gray mist and became a little black. Schiller smelled it and thought it might be fear gas.

Well, Schiller thought, it seems that the high concentration of fear gas is a bit like strong liquor for the symbiote, and the gray mist is directly drunk.

Moreover, after the symbiote got drunk, its reaction was somewhat similar to that of humans. It first went crazy and said a lot of nonsense, and then vomited.

The fog around Schiller should be the vomit of Gray Mist after he got drunk.

Gray Mist recovered quickly, but after he recovered, he still wanted to ask Schiller for a drink, but was seriously rejected by Schiller.

But he obviously did not give up, and hummed in Schiller's mind, feeling very aggrieved.

Schiller was helpless. How come his symbiote became a drunkard?