Chapter 2702 Hollywood Rhapsody (34)

Chapter 2676 Hollywood Rhapsody (Thirty-four)

Stark sat on a chair in the office of Stark Tower, watching videos with his feet up. Pepper, who was standing outside the door, sighed and said to Obadiah, "Sir, I know he looks a little unlearned, like a useless internet addict, but at least he is not anxious anymore, and he will no longer pay too much attention to me, like a turkey in the mating period, stretching his neck to fight with others. This is also a good thing."

Obadiah stretched his head to look inside, frowned and pouted, with a slightly disgusted expression, but glanced at Pepper again and said, "Well, at least he won't bother you anymore, just watch short videos, but you must remind him not to stay up late, and the medical budget for next season cannot increase anymore."

Pepper nodded, and after Obadiah left, she immediately picked up her phone and said happily to the other side, "Wanda, Do you have time this afternoon? How about asking Pamela to go shopping together? I'm going to get the sample of the invitation style I saw last time..."

"Oh, him." Pepper tilted her head back and shook her hair, then glanced at the office door and said, "He's been addicted to Tiktok recently. He spends several hours watching short videos every day. He also created his own account and shoots some videos from time to time to attract fans. He can't take care of me..."

"Oh my God, I wish he was like this. Short videos are really a good medicine for anxiety. He finally stopped treating me like an alien baby. Otherwise, how could I have a free afternoon. "

"Okay, I'll drive to pick you up. Ah, I mean let Jarvis drive to pick you up. We'll meet at the old place."

Stark was watching short videos online one by one, and soon a voice came from the screen.

"...Yes, I checked the list of dropouts from Columbia University Medical School, and I didn't find Dr. Schiller Rodriguez's name at all. He was not on the list of suspensions either, which obviously doesn't match the fact that his classmates broke the news that he had been on suspension for several years..."

"I guess someone deleted the doctor's experience during this period, which may be related to his cooperation with law enforcement agencies that year. But it is doubtful that if he was simply cooperating with the FBI and providing them with technical support, why did he erase these records? Or is there something else going on?"

Stark sat up straight, staring at the screen without blinking.

Soon, another voice came from the screen, someone was reviewing the video of the person who just spoke, and he obviously had more to say.

"I investigated a traffic accident eyewitness report in Brooklyn. Look here. There is a report of a drag racing accident from A02 to E63a. The owner of the vehicle is called Alex Lionas."

"I investigated this name and found that he was the captain of the football team in the same class as Dr. Rodriguez at Columbia University. He was imprisoned for intentional injury in 2006 and six charges including drug trafficking in 2009. He has not been released from prison yet."

"But the crime he committed later is not the point. What is important is that Alex had sufficient alibi when the drag racing accident occurred."

"In the spring semester of that year, Columbia University won the football game against the University of Michigan at home. That night, Alex and all the football team members went to the celebration party and stayed until very late."

"During at least 6 hours, Alex stayed in a place where people could see him, and he didn't even leave for half a minute, which proves that he couldn't have done this drag racing incident."

"Following this clue, I found some more things. It was a home video shot by a member of the Columbia University football team. Please see here. It mentioned that some crazy things happened on the night of the celebration party. He didn't say what it was, but I guess it might be some fights, or even bloodshed."

"The reason why this incident is not known to the public is probably related to the mysterious drag racing incident and Dr. Rodriguez's suspension of school. The truth is that Columbia University concealed something in order to reduce the impact of this accident. What exactly is it, I'm afraid only the parties involved can give us the answer."

Stark paused the video and took a closer look. Under the blogger who analyzed it was written "retired FBI agent."

Stark couldn't help laughing out loud. This is really a hell joke, because those FBI agents who have not retired may not be able to find out so much, or they definitely can't find out, because if they have the ability to find out, they must have retired voluntarily now.

Stark has been watching short videos related to documentaries for a long time. He mainly watches various online reviews of documentaries and analyses of the characters in the documentaries. This is very addictive. Sometimes he can watch 70 or 80 videos analyzing one angle, and then the related videos will have another angle, followed by the third and fourth angles, as if it is a brand new world that never ends.

Of course, Stark mainly watches the ones about himself, and they are the ones he likes to watch the most. In short, they are the ones that praise him. Once he starts watching, he will never stop. He doesn't know that he can find so many new angles to praise himself.

Of course, after watching too many videos of this kind, big data also starts to push other people's analysis to him. Stark likes to watch the ones that praise Pepper the most, followed by Jarvis.

But in fact, the popularity of other characters in the documentary is not as high as Schiller alone, so it is difficult to avoid seeing Schiller.

However, Schiller's videos are different from theirs. In the short videos related to Schiller, the bloggers are all Sherlock Holmes and Leeuwenhoek. The doctor's every move has been magnified and analyzed by them, from the present to the past, basically every tiny detail has been picked up.

Of course, the most of them are various videos analyzing Schiller's past, because Schiller's past is indeed like a mystery, and Stark can't say that he is not interested at all.

They actually knew that Schiller was not from this world a long time ago, but they didn't know the specific details, such as when he came, how he came, what he did after he came, and what he thought of this world and their friends. Basically no one knows.

Stark didn't want to ask at first. He valued the relationship between them now more than he had to understand someone's past, but now he has some ideas.

This group of ordinary people who suddenly paid attention to Schiller gave Stark a subtle sense of crisis, as if people who had never seen Schiller in person knew more about him than their friends. What was going on?

Stark's neck was stiff from watching short videos. He stood up, shook his head, stretched, and just wanted to call Pepper when he saw a text message from Pepper on his phone. She was going out shopping this afternoon and no one was allowed to disturb her.

Stark thought about it and finally went to the SHIELD base.

Coulson was confused when he received him. He looked at Stark and asked, "Why are you here at this time, Tony? Is there something important?"

"Where's Nick?" Stark asked.

"The boss is not here. He said he had something to do and left in a hurry. Do you have anything to do with him?"

"Nothing particularly important. Where's Natasha? Is she here?"

"Of course, she's in her office."

"I heard she's been busy lately." Stark turned to look at Coulson and said, "I haven't seen her for a long time."

"Yes, you know that since Dr. Schiller became famous, Nick has suddenly become interested in his past. Of course, it's our group of agents who are doing the work, and Natasha is the first to bear the brunt."

"It must be because they are from the same hometown." Stark smiled and said, "Where is her office? I'll go talk to her."

"This way, follow me."

As soon as Stark walked over and opened the door, he found Natasha watching short videos at her workstation, and she was frowning and looking thoughtful.

Stark walked in and took a look. Well, he saw a familiar face. Isn't this the retired FBI agent?

"You watch his videos too?" Stark raised his eyebrows and said, "Come on, you are a real agent, why do you watch these fake agents' videos on the Internet?"

"Of course, because what he said makes sense." Natasha answered instinctively, and then she realized that Stark was here. She looked up at Stark and said, "Why are you here at this time? Aren't you hanging around your fiancée?"

Stark sat down opposite her, put his hands on the table, stared at her and said, "Have you been investigating Schiller's past recently? Have you found anything?"

Natasha hesitated, but still told Stark about her findings, of course, the story of Schiller's college years.

The more Stark listened, the worse his face looked. He said, "You mean that when Schiller was in college, he was tricked by those bastards in the FBI and had to do dirty work for them?"

"Theoretically, that's true, but we can't be sure that Schiller at that time is the Schiller now. You know, he is not from our world, and it's not certain whether he came at that time."

Although Natasha said this, she actually knew in her heart that it was Schiller, because the personal style of that case was too strong, but she was too lazy to tell Stark these details, and just took out the attitude of fooling her boss and said that she was not sure.

Stark touched his chin and said, "So that's the case. I said that it's unlikely that Schiller now will fall into the hands of the agents. What about before? How did he get into college? Who are his parents?"

Natasha turned her eyes away.

Stark showed a suspicious look. He stared at Natasha and said, "What's wrong? Is there something wrong with Schiller's family?"

Natasha crossed her hands, tilted her head, pursed her lips and said, "It can't be said that there is a problem. It's about the same as you."

"What do you mean by about the same as me?" Stark was even more confused.

Natasha knew that Stark was a troublemaker and would not give up until he achieved his goal, so she could only sigh and took out two documents from under the table and handed them to Stark.

Stark was a little skeptical and hesitated to take the documents. He was still a little afraid to open them, but he finally opened the documents and started reading. The more he looked, the wider his eyes opened, and then they turned into a deep frown.

"See, I said it's about the same as you." Natasha shrugged and said, "But it may not be the Schiller we know now, so don't be too sad."

Stark looked at the contents of the document in silence. After a long time, he gently hammered the table and said, "Hydra..."

The tone was quite gnashing, and then he looked down at the file and said, "The Hamiltons are the same. Don't they know that cooperating with Hydra is to seek the skin of a tiger? Do they think they are working for an ordinary scientific organization?"

"When they upgraded Zora's firewall, they should have thought that there would be such a day. It would be fine if they died, but they had to adopt Schiller before they died. Is it for their graves?"

Natasha sighed again and said, "Schiller is relatively lucky. The group of agents who went to silence him didn't find him, and he escaped."

Natasha's words reminded Stark of one thing. When he and Steve were wandering around Schiller's tower, they saw a corridor and a room.

That room seemed to indicate something terrible that Schiller had encountered, and it seemed to have happened in his childhood. Could it be the murder of the Hamiltons?

This memory exists in Schiller's thinking tower, which means that Schiller came to this world in his childhood, and the one who experienced all this is the Schiller they know now?

Stark felt suffocated.