Super Detective in the Fictional World

Living in the vicinity of D.C., Luke saw this big tortoise drilling trick, and suddenly the corner of his mouth twitched: I didn't expect Tony to drill the sewer last night, and today it's the Commissioner's turn.

If you want to be a superhero, you're destined to get acquainted with drilling dark, damp, narrow sewer lights.

This is not true, the Mxxfxxkman, which overlooks the mountains on the skyscraper building, is also hard to escape.

Luckily, according to Luke's explorations in recent months, the sewers in D.C. are much cleaner and, after all, the population is far worse than in New York.

It shouldn't be too hard to mess with Fakie Man's drilling trip.

Nick Fury hurt? Luke just wanted to say heh.

This guy's got life dagger and life number one in his hand.

Both are “magic grade” wound treatments.

In the character of Director Halo Egg, he would have saved his life in any case.

Unless you see Nick Fury being shot in the face, Luke will believe this guy's double is dead.

When we talked about how Nick Fury had been “killed” several times, Luke asked randomly, "Is he a double?" Phil's expression didn't respond, but the spiritual fluctuations proved it.

Phil also bought several pairs of mechanical gloves and nanometer gloves from Luke.

If Nick Fury hadn't brought it with him, he'd have to blame himself.

So Hydra tried to kill Nick Fury, the Master of Fake Death, in pure daydreaming.

The only good thing about assassinating him is that he “died” brightly, and the Hydra inside S.H.I.E.L.D. can take over the supreme power brightly and positively.

This is "false and true and false”.

There was a lot of trouble in his heart about Mayhem Fakie Man, and Luke continued to work his own business.

Just dropped Nick Fury off on a special channel to members of the bat squad involved in the operation, including Tony.

The same busy little man, when he saw the news, his face went dark.

He just notified Nickfried last night that HYDRA was going to hit the skyship, and this morning the guy was under siege on the streets.

That's D.C.

In broad daylight, the morning peaks at the main traffic road, carrying out more than a dozen “police cars” and dozens of heavily armed “police”, following the S.H.I.E.L.D. Director's motorcade.

As Tony can imagine, there should now be several blank organizations preparing to speak and claiming responsibility for the incident.

And then it made sense.

You're an empty cloth man. You don't have a brain to work with.

It was just a brief moment of reflection, and he, like Luke, left this little thing behind and kept busy.

He and Luke got through, and there was a clear division of labour between them.

Luke was primarily responsible for “armed support” for the operation, but Tony could not appear directly.

Big Major's identity is too sensitive for a vigilante like Luke who can change his vest and not admit it.

That shitty mud pit at S.H.I.E.L.D., Tony, is now interfering and is likely to be used as an excuse to attack.

Destroying the evidence or abandoning the car's guard, he chose one that just happened to help some people resist lightning.

Tony and Luke are not idiots, of course they can't sacrifice themselves to make Hydra so comfortable.

The same goes for Nickfried.

The guy ran off, most likely to have to shell the cicada.

Months down, of course, is far from enough time, but Nickfried knows that time will never be enough to clean up Hydra completely.

In the immediate aftermath, he handed Tony a huge amount of covert S.H.I.E.L.D. resources in his hand.

Whenever you have a chance to eat, it depends on what you can do.

These resources are basically not money, and money, which is something that S.H.I.E.L.D. has been lacking lately, and Tony is not rare.

What Nickfried gave Tony was all sorts of top-secret intelligence, scientific research, mysteries.

He's already moved, of course he stays.

He lets Tony take care of a lot of things that can't be removed in advance and that might fall into the hands of Hydra.

Nickfried was not temporarily interested, he had been preparing for several months, and now he was just sending Tony a full description of those resources.

As for Luke, of course not.

If they sell everything to the boss, maybe they can eat it, but Nickfried's not stupid.

Now give it to Tony, then you can use it, and you can look for Big Major with a thick face to get some back.

Sell everything to the boss, but they don't have to admit it.

Nick Fury wouldn't believe a mysterious businessman with no legs.

Tony, you can't run away, and the Stark Group can't disappear instantly.

Nickfried didn't know, Tony turned around and told Luke about it and asked if the big man wanted to take over some of the resources.

Luke felt sorry for a moment, but refused.

The reason for Tony is that the big man doesn't like getting into this too much trouble.

Tony had a "you must be kidding me” look.

But he prefers experience points to anything that takes a lot of resources, manpower, and material resources to get rid of.

Besides, isn't Tony's ability Luke's?

With very little character, you will definitely pass the most valuable of those things over again.

All Luke had to do was refresh the team's competency list and he had everything.

Finally, he added the following sentence: "The boss said that you can trade for technology and goods from both sides. ”

Tony Half-Letter, who interrupted the communication, couldn't help but mutter: With such a business ethic, what a businessman you are!

Business ethics has always been an instrument of capital group enrichment.

On the one hand, to show the public this luminous surface and, on the other, to combat the suppression of other competitors.

But I'll sell everything, boss. You need this? Obviously not.

Suppliers at the top of the monopoly have no need for business ethics.

As long as his “high-end clients” are willing to trust him, it's enough.

Like those who believe in some kind of "shrink” or “master," they don't believe in people who say they're liars.

The district gossip does not delay the magician and the master in making money.

……

But it's not that simple.

Less than an hour later, Frank “sent a message” again: "Black eggs are said to be dead. The body is now lying in D.C. Central Hospital. ”

Luke slowly put the remote robot down in a sewer: "Well, I see. ”

Frank: “He's said to have been shot into a wasp nest. ”

Luke used an optical camouflage cape to cover up the remote control robot: "Did your head blow up? ”

Frank: "There's no way to prove he's dead. ”

Luke said, “God bless you for keeping a whole corpse. ”

Frank: “…”

Communications are down.

Of course Mayhem will not die.

The so-called scourge has lasted a thousand years, and Nickfried can basically be counted among those who want to die wherever it is so easy.

Besides, according to Halibut's deal with Tony, this guy is in huge trouble now because he's alive.

And when he dies like this, he is honored to have been assassinated by Snake Shield's "decent former chief.”

After that, S.H.I.E.L.D. 's big black pot, how can it not be his dead man's back?

After all, the person who backs the pan must live in front of the pan, let alone be punched into a sieve in public.