Super Detective in the Fictional World

Lock the master, Luke, but not in a hurry.

The Mexican Big Harvest program has proven that if you grab each other's braids, the better prepared you are for the next, the greater the harvest.

Just grabbing a Thousand Mile Eye Garrett is bullshit, and maximizing its value can only be achieved by keeping an eye on Garrett and digging out all of his related Hydra.

If this Garrett had a wider face and contacted the other “heads” of Hydra, it would have been perfect.

But Luke couldn't find out for himself.

The confidentiality regime within S.H.I.E.L.D. is still tight, and it is impossible for him to get a list of Garrett's daily contacts with members.

But someone can.

Luke sent Phil a message.

Half an hour later, they met again.

Coming out of the dark alley, a man opened the door and sat on the co-pilot, gauging Phil nodding his head: “Or is this model number two eye-catching? ”

Phil immediately made sure that the person to come was Beidou.

Nobody but Beidou knows that this face is now model number two of the new mask.

Phil starts the car and asks, “You said something big. What is it? ”

Luke: “I'll start with a deal. ”

Phil: “No problem, you said. ”

Luke: "Cleanup operations must involve me, um, like you temporarily arrange for me to be an S.H.I.E.L.D. agent. ”

Phil: “This...”

Luke waved: "Ask Nick Fury, don't answer me in a hurry. ”

Phil: “Okay. ”

Luke: “I'll tell you the news first, before you show your feet. John Garrett, have you heard the name? ”

Phil shook his hand and the car followed him: "Who? ”

Luke: “John Garrett. And secondly, he's got a younger one, called Grant Ward, who should have a problem. ”

Phil took a deep breath and didn't say anything for a while.

John Garrett, S.H.I.E.L.D. Seventh Agent, is older than Phil and more credited than he is.

This means that the people associated with Garrett are a terrible number.

Take Phil, a newly promoted level six agent, who worked for over fifty S.H.I.E.L.D. agents, and over three hundred other staff members who worked with him, his old superior being Nickfried.

If Phil is suspected, then all of them, including Nickfried, will be included in the investigation.

Garrett is older and more creditable, so S.H.I.E.L.D. has over two hundred agents associated with him, not even a thousand or eight hundred staff.

More importantly, Garrett's old boss is Alexander Pierce.

This is the previous Director of S.H.I.E.L.D., now one of the five members of the World Security Council.

Nick Fury can be this director, and Pierce has a lot of support.

From this point of view, even Phil is a Hydra, much less dangerous than Garrett is a Hydra.

If Phil hadn't been steady, he'd have “died" once recently, and now he's probably scratching his head like crazy.

He did not suspect that Beidou had given false information.

Beidou told him the information was for Nick Fury to verify it himself.

It's not a TV show. Phil and Nickfried are stupid enough to arrest Garrett right away.

But Garrett, if it's Hydra, it's too much of a problem.

Phil was also very impressed with that Grant Ward.

This young man is capable, calm and bold, and is S.H.I.E.L.D. 's favorite new-generation agent.

Just give Ward 10 years, Agent Seven is on schedule.

Now... what a fart! Ward was the one Garrett brought in, and he and Garrett would even go on a long vacation together.

The relationship between the two is deeper than the average teacher student.

Garrett, if it's Hydra, can Ward keep it clean?

Shit, Ward, not a few S.H.I.E.L.D. agents that Garrett brought into the line.

Luke gave Phil a few minutes to go on: “Rama was controlled by Garrett, who implanted a" thousand mile eye system ”in Rama's eyes, spying on these people at all times, making orders at all times, or burning their brains out. He claims to be a thousand eyes on these controlled men, and you can keep an eye out for that. ”

Phil was confused, but he took note of this.

But Luke's words are not over: "The mechanical prosthesis Rama used is probably related to Roxon, and you can check if Garrett is working with this company. ”

Phil finally stepped on the brake and held his forehead: “Any more bad news? ”

When he heard the name Roxon, his head felt like it was going to blow.

According to Luke, Garrett has a large number of familiar men and friends within S.H.I.E.L.D., and what other Thousand Mile Eye system can he use to control the Dead?

Outside, he not only has Mexican cartels making billions of dollars a year in black money, but also super capital groups like Roxon.

That's one hell of a lot of power for S.H.I.E.L.D.

Luke laughed twice: "No bad news, bad speculation has one, want to hear it? ”

Phil: “Go ahead. ”

He didn't want to hear it, but it was necessary.

Luke: “The slogan of Hydra, chopping off one head, growing two heads. Are you familiar with this? ”

Phil, um...

Luke: "If S.H.I.E.L.D. had cut off one of its heads before, we'd have found Garrett's head. ”

Phil: …

Luke only spoke, Phil probably understood.

If Garrett had been a Hydra for over a decade working for S.H.I.E.L.D., he wouldn't be the only “head” in the bureau.

Without the ability to expand like a virus, why would Hydra yell "grow two heads”?

This proves once again that the problems within S.H.I.E.L.D. are enormous - at least much bigger than Nickfried and Phil expected.

S.H.I.E.L.D. agents have a 10-level system, with only three levels of subject matter.

The first level is new and peripheral personnel at level two, three.

The second tier is level 456, which is staffed by middlemen (including the scientific and logistical field).

The third tier, the seventh tier, is one of the "Horsemen” of the agents, who have the power to form their own teams and to be solely responsible for a certain piece of affairs (such as the management division).

With the remaining Grades 8 and 9 Phoenix horns, the entire S.H.I.E.L.D. can count almost with one hand, and Grade 10 Phil knows one - Nikfried himself.

In terms of authority, Level 1 to 6 agents can only consult information within the scope of their work.

For Level 7 and above, most of the information on non-confidential items may be consulted.

It also means that about 50 percent of S.H.I.E.L.D. 's data is public to Garrett.

An agent organization is known to be half the boss, which equates to putting lives in the hands of others.

Luke looked at Phil with a sad face, no fluctuations in his heart, and even wanted to laugh.

The big problem with Phil's headache is his experience pack!

If we don't get serious now, Nick Fry's fantasizing about solving HYDRA alone won't be fun.

The total experience with this copy of Snake Shield, Luke's psychological threshold is at least half!

He saved Phil twice, dug up Garrett for intelligence, and he had to get the “reward” he deserved.