Marvel: Starting with the forced creation of villainous characters

Mark felt no shame at being looked down upon by a 12-year-old girl, after all, what Mindy said was true.

Mark emphasized, "I have to go, but don't worry, I won't be going with you. I mainly want to find something from the Hammerhead family."

Mindy glanced hesitantly at Jessica Jones beside her.

"Take him with you, I'll protect him," Jessica Jones assured her with equal confidence.

"Alright then," Mindy said, looking reluctant.

The reason she didn't want Mark to go was because she was worried that something might happen to him during the operation.

Mark breathed a sigh of relief upon seeing this; his plan to recruit front men was half successful.

As for whether the plan will fail?

Hit-Girl's methods of killing are built on human lives. Judging from her performance in the storyline, Sharon Carter is no match for Hit-Girl in terms of killing.

Sharon Carter's strength lies in her professional skills and overall abilities, but in some areas, Hit-Girl still has an advantage, such as in taking down gangsters.

After everyone had reached an agreement, the impromptu meeting was adjourned, but Jessica Jones, prompted by Mark's glances, returned after leaving.

Fortunately, it's Monday and Emma went to school. If she saw Mark and the others secretly having a private meeting behind her back, she would probably be jealous for a long time.

Jessica Jones asked, "Why did you ask me to stay?"

Mark said, "I need your help."

Jessica Jones nodded immediately and said, "Okay."

Mark asked, puzzled, "Aren't you going to ask why?"

Jessica Jones chimed in, "What's that?"

"It's like this..." Mark revealed his plan to subdue Hammerhead.

Jessica Jones frowned and said, "This is too dangerous."

Although Jessica Jones trusts Mark, she doesn't think he can handle a well-established mob boss, and she doesn't want Mark to associate with a mob boss.

Mark didn't explain much, but looked at her seriously and said, "I have my reasons, and I need your help now."

After a moment of silence, Jessica Jones nodded emphatically.

Under the influence of being saved and the villain's aura, Jessica Jones has become like Mark.

Jessica Jones is a person with a relatively flexible moral compass. Although making deals with gang leaders is somewhat against her conscience, she feels she can endure the pangs of conscience if it's for Mark's sake.

Mark breathed a sigh of relief when he saw the other party nod in agreement.

He wasn't really confident he could convince Jessica Jones, after all, she was a second-tier street hero in Marvel.

As a superhero representing justice, Jessica Jones has her own bottom line.

Fortunately, Jessica Jones's affection for him outweighed that barrier.

Although the other party had already agreed, Mark still assured them, "Don't worry, I just want to make Hell's Kitchen more orderly."

"I know," Jessica Jones nodded.

Living in Queens, she knew the situation in Hell's Kitchen; it wasn't something that could be solved by killing.

If Mark can truly make Hell's Kitchen a better place, then he'll have done a truly meritorious deed.

After seeing Jessica Jones off, Mark remembered something very important.

That is, Epostdan and Obadiah Stein also had some connection. Epostdan had a wide network of connections, especially in the Middle East.

The "Ten Rings Gang," which had arms smuggling dealings with Obadiah Stan, was introduced to him by Eboshidan.

Ebotan still has considerable evidence of Obadiah Stane's arms smuggling and taking kickbacks from the military.

Ebottan has a good habit: he particularly likes to keep evidence of his collaborators' crimes. After all, Ebottan never thinks he can have too much of this stuff, just in case he needs it someday.

Epostdan didn't have the good fortune to use it, but he did.

Marx was figuring out how to use this evidence to his advantage in the upcoming events.

Moreover, this evidence must be used immediately because Obadiah Stan is about to be taken offline. If Obadiah Stan dies, then this evidence will be worthless.

The same applies to the United States: when a person dies, their life ends.

As night fell, there was a gentle knock on Mark's bedroom door.

Mark, who had just bought a white mask and put it on, quietly opened the door.

Mindy urged in a low voice, "Hurry up! You're the only one left."

Mark nodded, and then the two of them carefully slipped out.

After leaving the building, Mark finally took a good look at the two men's clothes.

Mindy wore her signature purple bob, a black domino mask that only covered her eyes, a black leather jacket over a purple bodysuit, a black pleated skirt (with black and purple plaid elements), and black stockings.

She wears a pink multi-functional belt around her waist, and sometimes a small black cloak on her back. In addition, she carries a samurai sword, a butterfly knife, a small pistol, and several grenades.

Jessica Jones's outfit was even simpler: a black leather jacket, skinny jeans, and black flat boots. She didn't even bother with a mask.

Mark asked, "Aren't you going to pretend?"

"Wasn't I just faking it?" Jessica Jones pointed to her eyes.

Mark then noticed that the other person was wearing colored contact lenses, and they were black ones at that.

Brother Ma wanted to say that such a disguise was too perfunctory, but considering the effect of his title as the mastermind behind the scenes, he didn't say anything more.

This is similar to Superman; one wears glasses and the other wears colored contact lenses.

Mindy said eagerly, "Let's get going, we're going to have a big show tonight."

The group arrived at the underground parking garage and stopped in front of a garage called 918. Jessica Jones skillfully pulled open the garage's roller shutter door.

After the door was opened, there were two women riding motorcycles inside, one with a purple coating and the other pure black.

The two of them skillfully got on the motorcycle, with Jessica Jones reminding them, "Mark, you sit behind me."

Mindy was a little unhappy to see this. She also wanted Mark to sit behind her, but considering that now was not the time to fuss over such things, she ultimately did not speak up.

The two rode their motorcycle in silence toward their destination, with Mark, sitting behind Jessica Jones, holding her tightly around the waist.

There was nothing Mark could do; Jessica Jones was driving too fast, and he was worried he'd be thrown off.

After speeding along the road, the two parked the car in an empty alley near their destination.

Mark felt that doing this was quite unsafe. In Hell's Kitchen, if such a luxurious flagship supercar were parked haphazardly, it felt like it would disappear with just a turn of the head.

Seeing Mark frequently turning his head to look at the two cars, Jessica Jones smiled and reassured him, "Don't worry, these cars have a tracking system. That's our bait, and part of the fun."