At the entrance of the hospital, Athena handed over an inquiring look.

"Do you want to keep going back and tossing those mutants?"

Yi Xiao shook his head.

"Keep Stefanie," he said.

"History... may be where the inflection point appears."

Yi Xiao was unable to determine whether Stephanie was sick because of their appearance. If so, it means that all this was caused by the butterfly effect, not a critical time point in history. If not, it means different worlds, but the same timeline appeared, and it was at such slightly different key points that changed.

But as far as Gu Yixiao knew, Captain America had never had such a serious disease problem before becoming Captain America.

Yi Xiao's thinking suddenly paused because he thought of a universe called the Zombie Superhero Universe. Could it be...

No, no.

Although the Zombie Hero Universe originated from the Zombie Virus, it is more like a curse science of the black light next door, not just a simple virus that can be caused.

What's more, the future of this world is already established.

Lucy is still there.

He signaled Lucy to return to Hydra Base first, and he... stayed for an afternoon.

...

Night falls and the sky is dim.

Bagill didn't know what position he had now... She actually stayed here and stayed here for an afternoon.

She is a logistics department under the Strategic Science Legion. Although she is also a logistics company, she is also a secret force. She has no professional marks on her body. Yi Xiao is too lazy to use magic to explore, so she is not clear about her current origin for the time being.

But seeing her old god is there, it is obvious that she has plenty of time.

It was not until the evening that Stephanie woke up quietly.

If Stephanie had woken up long ago, she would have driven Bargill back long ago. After all, in her eyes, the war on the front line is much more important than someone she can't help.

"You're awake?"

Stephanie brows and Bargill immediately noticed.

She put down the apple in her hand and asked with a straight face.

Stephanie is worthy of being the future captain. Although she is still weak, she has strong willpower. Although it seems ridiculous to use the word willpower on the issue of illness.

"Why are you back?"

she asked slightly weakly.

"Come back and see my good friend...stop her dying in the hospital bed alone."

Stephanie smiled.

"It was the landlord who sent you here."

Bagilti said.

Stephanie was not surprised. Although she saw Bagil, she didn't think it was Bagil who sent her to the hospital. That was a coincidence.

On the contrary, the landlord is more likely.

Because although the house was rented to them, it was only two bedrooms, and the house was very large, and they were in the loft upstairs, and Yi Xiao still lived below.

Although it's always empty below.

"...I will thank him well when I get better."

Bagil shrugged.

"Are you still thinking about going to the battlefield?"

She asked suddenly.

Bagill knew Stephanie's physical condition. Although her health was a little worse, it was not that bad. Although she liked to meddle in other people's business, she was not stupid. She knew that she was in poor health and had a good rest in daily life.

She shouldn't have suddenly had such a serious illness unless...

Stephanie nodded.

"You're simply crazy."

Bagil's tone suddenly became a little angry.

"You really think you can go to the battlefield like this, or... even if you have a place to ask you, what's the use of you?"

Stephanie didn't answer.

Outside, Yi Xiao, who used magic to listen to the conversation between the two, felt that Bajil was still a little rational, or that the whole world did not become so weird.

It is true that Steve wants to go to the battlefield, but Steve is a man. Although he is short, war is a man's business, which is called courage and ambition.

But Stephanie, she is a woman, weak and sickly. She yells to go to the battlefield every day. If everyone around her thinks it is normal, then the world is really crazy.

Yi Xiao felt that Bargill might not have regarded Stephanie as a matter of being on the battlefield. Although she did do this, Bargill might think that this is Stephanie's competitive spirit.

She has always been competitive and competitive. The kind of competitive with a sense of justice.

Besides, in her situation, who can ask her?

But Bagil was really angry when he knew Stephanie had sent herself to the hospital as if she was obsessed with it. She was really crazy.

"I know your father died."

"So too."

"Don't always think about avenging him... This is war, there is nothing right or wrong in war, and, do you really think that he would want to see you like this?"

Bagill and Stephanie are family friends, and their fathers also died in the same trench. Bagill felt that the reason why Stephanie wanted to go to the battlefield was to avenge her father.

"...Don't look at me, I'm different, I just want to do my best."

"So too."

Stephanie whispered, but firmly said.

“**!”

Bagil scolded.

"What's the use of you like? It's hard for you to stop dying yourself!"

“There will always be useful.”

Stephanie tries to refute.

"Yes, yes, your use is to live well."

But he was impatiently perfunctorily passed by by Bajill.

Although he was angry, Bagill was not really angry. After all, Stephanie had just recovered from a serious illness, and she was her best friend.

"I'm going back."

Bagil sighed and stood up.

Stephanie nodded silently.

"I beg you, stop doing this."

"Stay at home peacefully."

"Wait for me to come back."

"Will you kick the enemy's **?"

Hearing Stephanie’s question, Bagill smiled and quickly pulled down his face.

"Won't."

"Because I won't go to the front line at all, I'm in the logistics."

"This is what a woman should do."

Bagill stuffed the peeled apple into Stephanie's hand, then turned around and walked out.

Watching Bagill leave, and the several apple cores on the table, Stephanie sighed frequently.

...

"Are you sure it's here?"

"Sure."

"... Then are you sure she has a problem?"

"Apart from the task, I can't imagine why the logistics staff of the Second Department of the Strategic Science Legion had to go to an ordinary hospital at this point in time."

"... Maybe she's sick?"

"Do you believe it?"

"Okay, it's worth investigating. I'll send someone over here. You keep lurking and be careful not to be exposed."

"Long live Hydra."
Chapter completed!