Where did Dad go?

Chapter 6

It has to be said that Jim understands this Spock's mood very well—just like him, he was also asked by his father to blend into this atmosphere, so he had no choice but to come to this elementary school... Well, this is just an elementary school, but this is for That's cruel enough for Jim, after all...Jim doesn't think he's an ordinary kid.

Ordinary kids can't do magic!

No no no, it's not just magic, there are other things... Jim can't tell them all, but that doesn't mean he doesn't know.

He knows he's different from everyone else.

He just knows.

Jim is being pushed by Chief Nick Fury to be friends with Spock just because he's different, and he knows it all too well, but, unfortunately, I don't even want to shake Spock's hand…Jim Pursing his lips, he looked at Spock reluctantly, "So, what else did Nick say?"

"He said... you can tell me about the school - although it's very illogical to ask someone for the first time..." Spock said, looking down, seemingly in deep thought among.

"Oh, logic." Jim frowned, took out his StarkPhone and dialed his father's number, "Hello? Father, hello, sorry to disturb you at this time, I mean..." Although at home When he was young, he was really close to his father, but it doesn't mean that outside he will make people feel how close he is to his father-this is their father and son's little secret, and he certainly doesn't want anyone to know this , "I want to ask you, is there a race of people who ... are particularly willing to say the word 'logic'?"

"You can just ask me directly!" Spock froze for a moment, and this was the first time something resembling a normal expression appeared on his calm, unmoving face.

Peter said dryly: "That... I'm Peter..."

"Hello." Spock turned to greet him, then immediately turned to face Jim, "You asked about my race like this in front of me, it's not in line with the norms of earthlings..."

Instead, Spock hears a small sigh—from the phone Jim pulls out: "Oh, it's hopelessly rigid, isn't it? These are the Vulcans, they live in Yar As you know, Alfheim is a place where elves live, and nine years ago..." The voice was much dry, "Because of the dark elves, Alfheim has become extremely desolate...Destruction is imminent... ...I think, you will meet Vulcans because... probably Alfheim is not suitable for green elves like Vulcans to survive..."

It has to be said that Spock was fascinated by the voice on the phone—he meant what the voice said.That's true, that's what his father told him... Yalfheim was very prosperous before the dark elves woke up, but when the dark elves woke up, everything became terrible.

The elves of light came to Midgard one step earlier—of course, some of them went to Asgard, and the Vulcans... They thought they could protect the last capital, but they failed in the end, leaving less than a thousand people , escaped from Alfheim - Spock was one of them.

Therefore, I have to say that Nick did find him a good guide.

Spock decides to forgive Jim for being rude this time around.

When Jim put the phone down, Spock cleared his throat and reminded him to pay attention to himself: "So, JimTKirk, would you like to be my guide on Earth? Of course, I will return it to you, which is logical and in line with the philosophy of life on Earth." .”

Jim raised his eyebrows: "Okay, your logic and your earth research." He patted Peter on the shoulder, "Brother, let me take him around, can you go to Miss Jessica? She should show her the results of the experiment she did."

Peter nodded.

That's when Jim leads Spock around the school.

Although Marvel Elementary School is not the property of the Stark Group, it is actually an item belonging to SHIELD - of course, this can only mean that SHIELD owns part of its shares, and SHIELD is not willing to put all supernatural creatures Throw them all here, but in fact... Basically, here are ordinary people who need the protection of S.H.I.E.L.D. Of course, there are also real ordinary people like Fryce.

It sounds hilarious that Fleiss, who always wished he was a superhero, should be lording over the people a superhero protects.

Jim explained the school's facilities to Spock, of course he hoped that Spock wouldn't bother him anymore, but... this guy is so funny, especially his serious expression, it's almost okay - Jim doesn't think so Should have decided so early on to keep this Vulcan so far away because it wouldn't be fun!

"Look, this is the restaurant."

Spock nodded, his stern expression was so hilarious with his eight-year-old face that Jim was on the verge of bursting out laughing, but in the end, he held back his own laughter and went on: "The food here is pretty good, but I think my father makes the best things - puddings and cakes, oh, I mean... do you like desserts?"

"The invitation part of the earth people for dessert..." Spock began to recall about this part of the social etiquette, in fact... he just arrived on earth a few days ago, he really didn't know exactly what the earth people's living habits were, but His mother died very young, so... this is really a question that cannot be explained by logic.

Originally, Vulcans were not so obsessed with logic.But many years ago, when the dark elves occupied most of Alfheim, the Vulcans, that is, the green elves, appeared as a kind of fighter who was particularly capable of fighting—just as the light elves are good at bows and arrows, the green elves are good at hand-to-hand combat ——But this kind of fighters called berserkers are so powerful that they can't control their anger... So, before they can defeat the dark elves, they may destroy themselves first.

In order to be able to suppress his anger, a great Vulcan decided to use logic to control his anger.

Therefore, this "logic" has continued with Spock's race until today, more than 5000 years later.Similarly, this race has also learned how to control their expressions - when anger can be controlled, of course other emotions will also fade.

Even though Spock is half-breed, and he's only eight years old, he's been brought up to believe in logic.

Jim led him around the restaurant and turned to the gymnasium: "This is a place for sports, where you can choose to exercise - relax your tense nerves and dead facial muscles..."

"My neurosis isn't tense, and my facial muscles are fine," Spock retorted. "And, this seems to be a personal matter of yours, but I'd like to ask about your phone call—please, Who was it calling? Why did the other party know so much about Alfheim? Given that my hometown is Alfheim, I think it is completely logical to ask such a question—although perhaps not Not in keeping with Earth's social etiquette."

"It's okay." Jim shrugged, "The ones who really don't conform to social etiquette are the ones like Fleiss, and yours is okay, within the scope of my acceptance-but it's a pity, except that I can tell you that it's my father Besides, I can't say anything, because he also hides a lot of things from me."

Spock nodded. "Yes. Adults always have things to hide—from their own children, too, and I'm not saying it's shameful, but it's not transparent."

"Maybe." Jim didn't care. "But anyway, my father was a lot of knowledge—you won't find anyone with more knowledge than him."

"Let me remind you that it is completely illogical to say so."

"Yes, but that's still true." Jim grinned. "Come on, Mr. Elf, we should look elsewhere. Do you want to go to the library or the infirmary first? I think the infirmary Better for you—you see, there certainly isn't a place for elves to heal..."

Spock had to put up with Jim saying the same old jokes about elves over and over again—actually, Vulcans aren't really elves anymore, you know they're disqualified from being berserkers, except they're smarter and stronger, Apart from being faster, maybe they are indistinguishable from human beings—they are not smart to a higher level, just ordinary average contrast value, strength is not exaggerated, and speed is the same.

And the Light Elves, at least they still have magic.

This is why Vulcans call themselves Vulcans rather than elves.

But... even young Asgardians know they are Vulcans, and they are used to calling them Vulcans—who is the father of Jim who called Jim, and he is used to calling them Vulcans? What about elves? Spock doubts that very much.

With complete suspicion, Spock followed Jim to look at the library. These places were not enough to cause a surprised expression, but in the medical room, the doctor smiled kindly: "From tomorrow, a new doctor will come , so Spock, you don't have to worry - S.H.I.E.L.D. puts a lot of kids like you in school, and it's you guys that the new doctor's going to be in charge of."

"New doctor?!" Jim's eyes widened—won't the new doctor find him weird? !

"Yes Jim, but..." the doctor looked at Jim's file, "You were called Lokison yesterday, why did you become Kirk today?"

"Oh, I wish I knew what was going on!" Jim shook his head helplessly. "Maybe you should ask my father?"

"Ha, stop joking, Jim, your father isn't going to answer that question, but whatever your last name is, your name is Jim after all, isn't it?"

"Yeah." Jim laughed, pointy chin popping out.

However, the word Lokison makes Spock quite alarmed—Jim's last name is Lokison instead of Kirk? !