What are you looking at me for? I don't understand the Chitauri?"
Because of Natasha's turning around, Rogers, Dr. Banner, and others also turned to look at him.
"If Loki has an army from outer space, then he needs a stable space portal, that's why he kidnapped Dr. Selvig!"
Since meeting Rogge on the Sky Carrier, Dr. Banner has been deliberately avoiding dealing with Rogge, so he brought the topic back to normal.
"Selvig?" Thor suddenly asked.
"He's an astrophysicist!" Dr. Banner explained.
"He's my friend!"
"Loki doesn't know what method he used to control him, and one of our agents."
Natasha added silently.
"I want to know how Loki could surrender so easily. He's locked up here and can't command an army!"
Captain Rogers had always felt that something was wrong with Loki choosing to surrender so easily.
On the Quinjet, he had asked Rogge and Tony for their opinions, but they obviously didn't care about this.
"I don't think we should focus on Loki. This guy is a madman, you can tell at a glance!"
Dr. Banner expressed his opinion. Until now, he still felt that Loki's meaningful smile before was a little creepy.
"Watch your words, no matter how rude Loki is, he is an Asgardian, he is my brother!"
Hearing Dr. Banner's evaluation of Loki, Thor couldn't help but defend Loki.
"He killed eighty people in two days!"
Natasha added silently again.
"He's adopted!"
Thor immediately explained.
Rogge didn't participate in their discussion. His mind was full of why the commission hadn't been completed, and why there was no Mind Stone in the scepter Thanos gave him.
Should I throw Loki out and then catch him back?
A crazy idea began to take shape in his mind.
Just as he was considering the feasibility of this plan, Tony and Coulson came to the bridge and said to Dr. Banner at the same time: "Iridium can be used as a stabilizer to prevent the portal from collapsing on its own, just like the one S.H.I.E.L.D. had before!"
"Big guy, don't hold grudges, those two hammers of yours were great!"
When passing by Thor, Tony patted Thor's muscular shoulder and continued towards the main command position of the bridge.
"Iridium can allow Loki to expand the portal at will and maintain it for a long time!"
Tony said as he walked, quickly arriving at Nick Fury's main command position, and then continued: "Raise the mizzenmast, turn the topsail!"
When the bridge staff turned to look at Tony, he suddenly pointed to one of the staff members and said: "That person is playing Galaga, he thinks no one can see him, but I saw him!"
Tony's witty remarks swept away the oppressive atmosphere on the bridge.
"How can Fury see both screens?" Tony blocked his left eye with his hand and tried it, then asked Agent Hill behind him.
"Turn around!"
"Agent Barton can easily get the other raw materials, he only lacks one main component, which is energy. Some kind of high-density energy to activate the Tesseract!"
After clicking on the screen a few times casually, Tony said with a casual expression, and then, when turning around, installed a small instrument shaped like a nut on the pillar under the screen.
"When did you become so knowledgeable about thermonuclear astrophysics?" Agent Hill asked.
After hearing Agent Hill's words, Rogge sighed helplessly.
You shouldn't have asked this question, it will make everyone present look like they haven't graduated from elementary school.
"Last night!"
"Data sets, Dr. Selvig's notes, and some extraction theory papers, didn't you do your homework in advance?"
Thor said in a slightly flamboyant tone.
"Does Loki need any specific energy?"
Rogers ignored Tony's flamboyant expression and asked silently.
"He needs to heat the Tesseract to over 100 million degrees to exceed the Coulomb barrier!" Dr. Banner immediately replied.
"Unless Selvig has figured out a way to stabilize the quantum tunneling effect!"
Tony added, while walking towards Dr. Banner.
"If he really figures it out, he can use any reactor to complete heavy ion beam fusion!" Dr. Banner continued.
"Finally, someone is speaking human language!"
"You call that human language!" Rogers complained.
Compared with Tony and Dr. Banner, everyone present, without exception, are elementary school students who have not graduated.
"Nice to meet you, Dr. Banner. Your research in the field of electron-positron collisions is truly unparalleled, and I think it's awesome that you turn into the Hulk when you lose control!"
Dr. Banner was quite happy with the first half of Tony's words, but the second half...
"You flatter me!" Dr. Banner replied with a slightly helpless expression.
"Dr. Banner's purpose this time is to track the Tesseract, and I hope you can find it with him!"
Nick Fury returned to the bridge and interrupted Tony's crazy thoughts in time.
After Tony and Dr. Banner went to the laboratory, Thor came to Rogge and asked Rogge: "Why are you here too?"
"I took someone's commission, so I came!" Rogge replied casually.
"Loki has done some wrong things, but no matter what, he is an Asgardian... he is my brother, so I hope you can help me take him back!"
Thor's purpose this trip was to retrieve the Tesseract and take Loki back to Asgard, but if Rogge intervened to stop him, he felt that it would be difficult for him to take Loki away.
So he needed to confirm Rogge's attitude in advance, so as not to develop things in the worst direction.
"No problem! But it has to be after I complete the commission, and I happen to have something I need you to help with!"
The commission Rogge said was of course not the commission from S.H.I.E.L.D.
If it was a commission from S.H.I.E.L.D., it would have been considered completed from the moment Loki boarded the Sky Carrier.
The commission he is talking about now is the system's commission.
Before the system's commission status turns to completed, he will not let anyone take Loki away.
That's a full 200 Ninja Coins!
And he never had the habit of actively giving up commissions!
"What's the matter?"
As long as Rogge doesn't stop him from taking Loki away, everything else is easy to say, sooner or later doesn't matter.
"I want to know the whereabouts of the Mind Stone!"
As soon as Rogge finished speaking, Thor's face became a little ugly.
Thor knew very well what kind of thing the Mind Stone was, but he didn't expect that Rogge would want to know the whereabouts of the Mind Stone.
And with his understanding of Rogge, if Rogge wanted to know the whereabouts of something, it often meant that he was determined to get that thing.