The mechanical craze in Marvel

The expressions on everyone's faces suddenly turned strange.

Although the truth is not yet certain, if what Nolan Locke said is true, then their reasons for taking action are not only ridiculous, but may also have caused some serious trouble.

In the end, Knell Hamis could only say helplessly:

"Mr. Locke, we cannot be certain about everything you have said."

If this is true, on behalf of the entire nation and all of humanity, I thank you for your contributions to the world.

"But we know nothing about the magical world..."

What was originally an aggressive offensive has now turned into nothing but endless apologies.

Knell Hamis felt like he'd been on a rollercoaster of emotions all night.

Major General Gil sat there, somewhat at a loss.

Just now, he also stated that he was preparing to initiate military arbitration against Lockheed Martin, citing the possibility that Lockheed Martin might threaten world security.

But now they discover that the other party just protected the world.

He felt a sharp pain in his face from being slapped.

"In that case, we'll take our leave."

Knell Hamis stood up to leave.

Nolan sat there calmly, looking at everyone, and then said:

Are you all just going to leave like this?

He interlaced his fingers.

If I didn't know, I wouldn't have bothered. Now that I know the situation, leaving is the same as not knowing at all.

What good thoughts are you having?

Putting everything else aside, we should at least discuss the issue of war funding.

He also needs to explain his previous offenses.

If we really let these people leave, it will be difficult to cause trouble later.

Knell Hamis sat down with a bitter expression.

“Mr. Locke, whatever you want to talk about, I don’t think it’s at a level I can handle.”

Major General Gilles nodded repeatedly.

"If you have other matters to attend to, we will report tonight's events to our superiors, and someone will communicate with you."

Nolan completely ignored their complaints.

"Don't you have the right to handle this?"

If you didn't have the right, why would you be sitting here?

The reason I asked you to stay is simple: you need to give me some explanation for what happened today.

Furthermore, Locke Technology has sacrificed so much to protect the world; we can't just let it go with a simple "thank you for your hard work."

So it's very simple: I hope that after verification and investigation, Locke Technology will be given appropriate compensation.

Furthermore, Locke Technology should receive appropriate support and benefits.

From what I understand, Locke Technology's development is currently at a standstill, if not severely hampered.

Upon hearing Nolan's words...

Knell Hamis could only manage a wry smile.

Compensation is no problem, it's just a matter of money.

This is not a matter for the White House.

Since it's about protecting the Earth.

Every country on Earth should make some contribution.

The key part is what comes next.

Support and benefits?

Locke Technology has now become an undisputed behemoth.

Even Starco Enterprises is far inferior to Locke Technology, so how can it be supported?

He dares to say that he'll agree to anything.

Once he returns, his political career will be over.

At that moment, Knell Hamis was filled with regret. If he had known it would turn out like this, why had he come here?

But now, he has no way out.

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Chapter 263 Odin Appears

Seeing Knell Hamis's troubled expression, Nolan spoke:

"I won't make things difficult for you, but as direct participants in this matter, you can't escape responsibility."

Therefore, I need your reasonable suggestions when this matter is raised.

Compared to the previous harsh tone, this statement is noticeably more flexible.

"Of course, now that we know about this terrible crisis hidden deep within the Earth..."

I will naturally spare no effort in this!

Knell Hamis spoke loudly, almost as if he were patting his chest to guarantee it.

He would never throw away the rest of his life like that.

But he doesn't have as many reservations about this requirement that has flexible bottom lines.

Major General Giles, seeing that Knell Khamis had taken the lead, quickly nodded in agreement.

Putting everything else aside, we at least need to get through this hurdle first.

Nolan smiled.

That's just how people are; their so-called bottom line is always changing.

If he had asked them to contribute to this matter from the beginning, they certainly wouldn't have agreed.

We can first drive them to a dead end, then give them a break, and it will be much easier to get that promise back then.

Of course, all of this has one prerequisite: strength.

Coulson sat to the side, not daring to utter a single word from beginning to end.

He, as an observer, had already seen it, but so what?

At this point, it's more in S.H.I.E.L.D.'s interest to play the ostrich.

After both sides left, Nolan looked at Coulson.

"So, what brings S.H.I.E.L.D. here this time?"

I always thought our collaboration was, well… pleasant.”

Whether Coulson was happy or not, he didn't know, but he was quite at ease after dealing with Nick Fury.

Upon hearing this, Coulson gave a wry smile.

“Mr. Locke, S.H.I.E.L.D. is here this time simply because of our duties. You know, this matter falls within the scope of S.H.I.E.L.D.’s responsibilities.”

Honestly, if only we could avoid it.

He had no desire to get involved in Locke Technology's troublesome affairs.

But it was his duty that led to his personal presence here as the deputy director of S.H.I.E.L.D.

After all, he's no longer an ordinary agent and has no need to get involved in these things.

"I hope so."

Nolan smiled.

"I hope our friendship won't be broken by some troublesome things."

"Of course."

Coulson nodded without hesitation.

"I think S.H.I.E.L.D. will also make a statement about this incident."

Nolan spoke again with a smile.

Coulson could not possibly refuse such a reasonable request, so like the previous two, he readily nodded in agreement.

Daisy Johnson smirked when she saw this.

These opportunistic guys.

He was so tough before Nolan Locke even arrived.

Now they've become so humble, they're utterly shameless.

Sharon Carter's expression was complicated; at least she was no longer a S.H.I.E.L.D. agent.

After Kelsen left, the large conference room finally quieted down.

"Simon, you did a good job."

Even when he wasn't around, and even when he was, most of Lockheed Martin's operations were handled by Simon Philips.

If he hadn't intervened in this incident, Philippe Siemens would have faced pressure from the entire country.

Even though the Normans knew that this country would never really cause them trouble.

But he was even more aware that whatever decision Philips made under these circumstances was normal.

But at least from what he saw, Simon Philips was not inferior to anyone in terms of momentum, which was a very rare thing.