Chapter 2052: Lighting up the Dream in Your Heart (Forty-Seven)

Chapter 2026 Light up the strange dream in your heart (Forty-seven)

Westerners prefer black tea because it has a mellower taste, strong flavor and rich color, and is very suitable for mixing with sugar, honey and milk.

In their opinion, green tea is a bit too bland and tasteless, and is not a good drink for entertaining guests. Americans are particularly fond of sweets, so most of the shops here do not sell green tea. Schiller has not drunk any decent green tea since he came here.

But Schiller looked down at the teacup and tea leaves in his hand, and savored the taste in his mouth.

The Mingqian tea of ​​Dongting Biluochun has a strong aroma and a fresh taste that other green teas do not have. The sparrow tongues tumbling in the water are like clouds and waves. It is obviously the most authentic Biluochun. Schiller has not tasted this taste for a long time.

He turned his head to look at Walter, who shook his head childishly and said, "It seems that someone is not interested in my story."

Schiller just stared at him straight.

Walt tilted his head, glanced at Schiller from above his eyes, and smiled mysteriously.

Schiller narrowed his eyes.

But Walt shook his head and said, "I don't have your story here, but I can tell you my own."

"I am not a child from a rich family, but I have a unique talent for making up stories. I have devoted my life to the career of creating stories. I hope my stories can bring happiness to more people."

"When I learned that I was seriously ill and would not live long, what made me sad the most was not death itself, but that I could no longer create happiness in this world."

"I didn't get to see the day when Orlando Disney World opened. I know this will be my biggest regret. Whenever I think of this At one point, I can't let go for a long time. "" I hope that I can really see the completion of this paradise, and see those children and his parents here. I can't have a heavy grief from Walter's description. Thinking of the animated works he created during his lifetime, he can see that he is a person who has a deep pursuit of a beautiful ending. Disney's golden age is full of joy and reunion. At the point where people can truly believe that this world is a wonderful end, but this master faces a less beautiful ending -he can never see his great idea, a real completion of a real dreamland, how can he have no regrets? Think of this, Schiller understands that Walter wants to end in a complete story, even in the comics. The Walt he sees now is not the real Walt Disney, but the real Walt Disney, driven by obsession, created in collaboration with Stan Lee and Marvel to see the completion of Orlando Disney World, a self that represents a happy ending.

"And now you see it." Schiller looked at Walter and said, "You stayed here, looking at every smiling face, watching them play carefree in the park you created."

"Yes." Walter smiled again and said, "Give my story a perfect ending."

"In this universe, I am a mutant, and my mutant ability is to inspire the emotions of others and turn them into real power, just as I have always done."

"The cartoons I created have become the childhood of many people. When they grow up, the joyful emotions they once got from the cartoons will support them and let them face life with a stronger attitude."

"And in this park, the joy inspired by those amusement facilities will also turn into real power, thereby infecting more people, even all the intelligent life that comes here."

Schiller realized something and continued, "So anyone who comes here cannot do anything that is not in line with the atmosphere of the amusement park, so what is the scope of influence?"

"Intelligent life, all beings are equal." Walter said with a smile.

"More than that, when these joyful emotional forces accumulate enough, I can also change reality to a certain extent. What you see when the statues are lit up in the amusement park are all real." Walter took another sip of tea and said.

"So what about my story?" Schiller asked, and he looked down at the teacup again.

"You know? This universe is not my first choice." Walter looked at Schiller, and then he stopped hiding and said: "You should know that there were comic companies that were far more famous than Marvel in that era."

Schiller certainly knew that for a long time, the most famous comic company in the world was DC.

Did Walter also consider DC at the time?

This is not impossible. The DC comics of that era were not very dark and cruel. Batman was a relatively light detective comic for a long time after it appeared.

Considering the popularity, Walt's first choice should not be Marvel, and it is normal for him to contact the people of DC.

But in the end, he still chose Marvel, which means that he did not reach an agreement with the people of DC. What is the reason?

Schiller looked at Walt with a puzzled look, and Walt continued: "Maybe you should think about the difference between the Supreme God in these two worlds."

Schiller also thought of this. The universe settings in the comics of Marvel and DC companies have borrowed from each other, but the biggest difference in the setting of the Supreme God is that Marvel set the Supreme God as the author of the comics, while DC is God.

If there is any difference between the two, then it is obvious that God is also a god believed by everyone in Schiller's previous world, and it can even be said that he is the God of the Three Religions.

There was even a time when DC had to hide the name of the God in the comics and called it "existence" because of religion. This just shows that this God is the God in the Three Religions, not some fan character.

Thinking of this, Schiller suddenly had an idea. If the God in DC comics and the God in the real world he once lived in are the same god, if they are really gods, and there are really gods in this world, then who else can make the soul cross the universe besides him?

Is Walt hinting that his crossing is related to God?

And how did Walt know?

Schiller thought that if Walt had also approached DC and wanted to write a happy ending for himself in DC comics, but ultimately failed, then who interfered with the failure?

If Disney intends to authorize, the probability of any comic company in the world agreeing will be very high. DC did not agree. Could it be that it was really interfered by some high-dimensional interference?

Assuming that this is really a trap set by Walt Disney, the target comic company will definitely be acquired by Disney in the end, thus writing a happy ending for Walt Disney, then will DC know this in advance from some existence and not step into the trap?

Who is this existence?

Schiller sighed in his heart. In fact, he had long thought about whether there would be any special saying that his first stop was DC. Now it seems that everything is related to God.

"Okay, it's useless to talk about this now. Since you're here, why don't we talk about something serious?" Walter leaned to one side and looked at Schiller and said.

Not disturbed by the noise in the Mind Tower at this time, the long-awaited greed instantly cleared his complicated thoughts and turned his attention to the business.

Schiller sat up straight instantly, cleared his throat, stood up and walked to the door, waved to the outside, and the other three walked in.

Next is the time to talk about business. Although the things to be discussed are more mysterious, they are actually the same as business negotiations.

First, both parties must make their own demands.

"We need a complete universe." Schiller spoke first: "It has a strict cosmic structure that can carry the souls of a single universe and leave a certain amount of redundancy to prevent accidents."

"And we need more participants from both sides, and we may even exchange some personnel in some universes of the two worlds, but we will try not to interfere with the story line."

"I can do the first one." Walter said very straightforwardly. He looked at the God of Stories and said: "You just need to turn this into a story written by a feather pen, and you will naturally have a complete cosmic structure. This is why I asked him to come."

Several people looked at the old Loki, and the young Loki was very curious. When the old Loki spoke, Loki recognized him as the Loki who claimed to be the God of Stories from the two times he appeared in front of him.

"I am the child of the story and also the father of the story." Old Loki said in a slow tone: "Every story I created has become a universe in the big world. This is the authority I have, approved by the Supreme God."

"I have visited the previous Doujie." Old Loki said again: "It has the basis for creating many wonderful new stories, but it is too simple so far."

The four looked at each other, and Nick said: "We don't deny this, because it was originally just a concept, but we have some ideas for the new version."

"Tell me about it." Walt said with great interest.

"But we need to know your conditions first." Schiller glanced at Walt, then looked at Old Loki and said: "Your conditions."

"I just need more novel stories." Old Loki still half-closed his eyes and said sleepily.

"And I want the exclusive title sponsorship rights." Walt spread his hands and said: "I hope this universe can be renamed Disney-Doujie."

"No way." The four said in unison.

As Walt was about to say something, Schiller interrupted him and said, "You can't expect us to convince every Batman to wear Mickey ears, or for everyone to hold hands and sing and dance as soon as they meet. There is no Mickey, no family rating, and no Disney!"

Walter sighed, as if they had missed a great idea, but negotiation is all about asking for a high price and paying the price, he continued.

"Then I hope to set the novice tutorial to be completed in Disneyland, which means that every new contestant must go to Disneyland for a trip."

Schiller covered his forehead helplessly and said, "Isn't it the same? Batman goes in and Batbaby comes out. Do you think God will agree?"

Walter waved his hand and said, "I don't think you will find someone who needs to go through a long level to learn how to play this game. How about letting me design a cartoon? It contains all the system introductions and game tutorials, but my name must be put at the end."

The four looked at each other. It was obvious that Walt was satisfying his desire to continue creating as an animator. After a little thought, the four nodded in unison.

But they knew that this was not all that Walt Disney required.