The Martial God of the Marvel World

Chapter 2: Dangerous knowledge cannot be widely disseminated

In Nick Fury's office at S.H.I.E.L.D. headquarters.

"How is it? Mei, what is the threat level of this person named Zhan Liu?"

When Zhan Liu traveled to this world, the space fluctuations generated attracted the attention of S.H.I.E.L.D.

However, due to reasons such as lack of technical precision, it took SHIELD a long time to find Zhan Liu.

At this time, Zhan Liu had already opened a martial arts school in Chinatown, and publicly claimed to his disciples that he was not from this world and that his qigong could give ordinary people superpowers.

This kind of talk sounds like the tricks of a scammer or the ramblings of a mentally ill person.

However, his martial arts school teaches everyone and does not charge any fees, so there are still many people who come to become his disciples.

As an agency whose responsibility is to protect the safety of the Earth, S.H.I.E.L.D. certainly would not allow an alien to wander around the city at will, or even open a school to teach apprentices.

Who knows what he teaches? If it is something like sacrificing to evil gods in exchange for power, that would be terrible.

Therefore, SHIELD started investigating Zhan Liu as soon as they found him.

However, the first agent sent to investigate failed to achieve his goal.

It’s not that the agent’s professional skills are not strong enough, but that Zhan Liu only knows Chinese and does not understand English, and cannot understand it, let alone speak it.

And if it is Chinese, whether it is Mandarin, Cantonese, Hokkien, or even minority languages, he understands them all.

The only thing is that I don’t understand English.

All his disciples had to be able to speak Chinese, otherwise he would not accept them.

There was no choice but Nick had to send another agent to investigate.

Although there are many agents who know Chinese, considering that the alien himself has an oriental appearance, Nick finally chose Melinda May, a Chinese female agent.

More than a month has passed, and Mei finally came back today to submit the task.

May poured herself a cup of coffee before sitting down across from Nick.

"To be honest, when I first received the task, my first feeling was that you were giving me a chance to take a vacation."

"We don't know how many fake scams like this have been exposed, and I thought this time would be the same."

“But when I joined the gym, I was surprised to learn that things might be different this time.”

"He taught all his disciples the same thing, but it sounded very systematic and perfectly self-consistent. So I decided to learn from him and see if it really worked."

"Oh, I almost forgot, you are our 'Iron Cavalry', nothing can be hidden from you." Nick smiled and complimented May a little.

"Nick." Mei was not happy about his compliment. Instead, she stared at him seriously. "This matter may be serious."

Nick was stunned and sat up straight, "How serious is it."

Mei said nothing, but held out her hand.

Nick looked intently and saw a spark appear out of nowhere, jumping back and forth between May's five open fingers.

In order to let Nick see more clearly, May moved her hand towards the coffee cup on the table, and the arc of electricity jumped from May's fingers to the metal spoon on the cup.

May put her hand on the back of Nick's hand again, and Nick immediately felt a weak electric current flowing through his body, causing his hand to tremble.

hiss……

Nick gasped. Mei was a normal person, Nick knew that.

But now, May has super powers.

Nick was very sure that this was not an illusion or a trick, but a superpower.

"His Qigong is real, and it can really give people superpowers. Now you know how serious this is."

Nick stood up suddenly and reached out to grab the phone, "Crossbones, I need two teams of fully armed soldiers to meet downstairs."

He reached out to cover the phone, turned his head and asked Mei, "How many students does he have now? How many of them have super powers?"

Mei tilted her head and thought for a moment, "The number of students is probably around 500..."

"Damn it!" Nick cursed, turned his head and said to Crossbones on the other end of the phone: "I need ten teams..."

Mei suddenly smiled and said, "However, I am the only student with super powers at the moment."

"Huh?" Nick was stunned for a moment, then he laughed angrily at May's mischievous expression, "I really should send you to Siberia!"

"The operation is cancelled. Let's disperse. It was a false alarm."

He hung up the phone, sat back down, crossed his hands on the table, stared at Mei with his one eye, and said word by word: "If you don't want to take a walk with the penguins tonight, you'd better give me some good news."

May shrugged, "Well, I'm just a little hyper."

"Can you imagine? A person who has reached a certain limit in martial arts training suddenly sees a direction for improvement. This kind of happiness and joy will inevitably make him lose his composure a little bit."

"Besides, this is a superpower. Who doesn't want to be different? Don't you think so?"

Nick stared at May for a long while, then finally nodded and said, "Okay, I forgive you."

"Now, we can return to the original topic and continue talking about this alien martial artist."

"He actually comes from a parallel world of another Earth, where martial arts flourish and the world is ruled by a group of beings called martial gods."

"He never shied away from talking about these things. Whenever students asked him about them, he would tell them stories about another world. But most students just listened to them as stories and didn't really believe what he said."

"Although he accepted many students, they were all registered disciples. Only those who could enter the sect within three months could do so. Well, entering the sect means being able to successfully develop superpowers like me. He called this the electric current promotion realm."

"Only those who have entered the door can be considered his official disciples. And the key to entry lies in willpower."

"In other words, you are now his official disciple?"

"That's right, and he's the only one at the moment." Mei said with a bit of pride.

"This is just the beginning. After a few years of study, I will become stronger."

"But, at the same time, you should be able to imagine how much damage would be caused if such ability were learned by other bad guys."

"The problem is that my teacher's values ​​are different from those of other martial artists. He doesn't care about his students' conduct."

Nick listened carefully, nodded and said:
"This is normal. His values ​​and outlook on life must have been shaped by the world of the Martial God. In a place without government constraints and ruled by the Martial God, his values ​​and outlook on life must be very distorted."

Mei also put away her smile and said seriously:

"We can't let him go on like this. We have to stop him. It's common sense that dangerous knowledge can't be spread widely."

(End of this chapter)