Marvel: Starting with the forced creation of villainous characters

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Final Result Template - The Mastermind Behind the Scenes (Power Version)

Due to: One cause-and-effect agent, a basic villain aura (increases the loyalty and favorability of immature and weak-willed subordinates).

Mark seemed thoughtful.

He roughly understood the function of the system. The so-called final result should represent the ultimate goal, and the causal energy is the ability gained on the way to the ultimate goal. In other words, it is because of these causal energies that he is able to achieve the ultimate goal.

"But what is this causal agent?" Mark wondered.

This broken system doesn't even have an instruction manual; you have to guess a lot of things yourself. It's a disgrace to the world of systems.

The "basic villain aura" is easy to understand; it doesn't increase his strength, but it does suit him quite well right now.

This ability can now be used on Mindy and Emma, ​​since in their self-rescue team, Mindy and Emma are the only ones who can truly be described as immature.

Coming to his senses, Mark collected all the documents from the safe, stuffed his small backpack to the brim, and then handed it to the water sprite. "You take this backpack; we should leave now."

Seeing the backpack Mark handed her, the water sprite's lips curled up slightly. After hesitating for a moment, she reached out and took the backpack.

The water sprite didn't know if Mark was doing it on purpose or by coincidence, but she didn't refuse. After all, they were now a "team," and it was normal for Mark to assign her tasks.

Mark then found several USB drives in his desk, copied all the files from the computer, and then there was a knock on the office door.

Upon hearing the commotion, Mindy immediately pointed her gun at the office door.

"Kids, the helicopter you requested is ready. Would you like us to provide you with a pilot?" Gislan's voice came from outside the door.

Mark didn't answer directly, but looked at Mindy.

Knowing what Mark wanted to ask, Mindy replied directly, "Big Daddy taught me how to fly a helicopter."

"No need. You guys move away first, then send someone to take us to the helicopter," Mark shouted towards the door.

After shouting, Mark said to the others, "Take this guy with us and let's get out of here quickly."

Under Apostdan's "escort," the group arrived at the helipad. Mindy took the pilot's seat and began checking the helicopter's condition.

Mark asked nervously, "How is it? Is it enough for us to get back to America?"

"That's enough." Mindy nodded, but still asked, somewhat unwillingly, "Are we just leaving like this?"

Mark knew why the other party was so persistent, so he comforted them, saying, "There are no other victims on this island."

Mindy didn't quite believe Mark's words. After all, the island was so big, how could there only be a few victims like them?

"How is that possible! I've investigated them; they kidnap children and bring them to the island every year."

When Eboshidan saw the fire spreading to him, he quickly explained loudly, "Those people have all been adopted by wealthy people. They should be living very comfortably now. There really aren't any other children on the island."

In fact, the fate of those orphans who are taken away is generally not good. If they are lucky, they may survive, but if they are unlucky, they may have been "taken advantage of".

But of course he couldn't say this directly, after all, this little girl with the purple wig was no pushover, and she killed people more cleanly and efficiently than those professional assassins.

What if the other party gets emotional and kills you?

Mark, who was standing next to him, also sneered after hearing Ebotan's explanation.

As a time traveler, he knew all too well what kind of person this guy was. Although this guy was very likely just a variant of that person in Marvel, he probably wasn't much better, and might even be worse.

Mindy didn't believe Epostdan's words and looked at Mark instead.

Mark explained, "What this guy said is true. There are no other children on the island, only some models and PR people, but they came to the island voluntarily."

Upon hearing this, Mindy nodded and then asked everyone to sit down.

After Mark sat down, he looked expressionlessly at Eppertham sitting opposite him.

Eppert stared nervously at the demon ball before him. He had read Mark's information; there weren't many boys this handsome these days, so he had paid special attention to it.

Mark comes from a privileged background: his father is a veteran who went missing on the battlefield, and his mother is a lawyer with a strong sense of justice.

If it weren't for those two unexpected events, Mark would have grown up to be a typical American elite, since both his father, a major, and his mother, a lawyer, belonged to the elite class in America.

But this is America, where any accident can plunge a happy family into hell, let alone two accidents.

Eboshi forced a fake smile and said with feigned regret, "You should have been able to become my godson."

mark:"……"

Suppressing the urge to fire a bullet at her, Mark turned his head to the side and began to observe Esther.

Initially, the villain's aura didn't affect Esther, so Mark wanted to find a reason to get rid of her.

Of the five, Mindy can be a fighting partner, and although Emma is immature and a born bad seed, she is not unintelligent.

Most importantly, Mindy is still young. If she receives systematic training, she should be able to become a qualified high-IQ villain.

But Esther is different. She's already an adult, and her potential isn't as strong as Emma's. Most importantly, her villainous aura doesn't affect Esther.

As for the water sprites...

Mark certainly didn't want the other party to leave. Back in the early days of Marvel, the Eternals on Earth could have already taken down Thanos.

He wanted to use the water sprite as a trump card. Even if the sprite did nothing, as long as it was around, there would always be a time when he could use it.

Mark is very clear about his current situation.

While the Marvel universe cannot be compared to the real-world America, even in a romanticized version, it's not a world he could survive in at his age.

Rejoining the orphanage is too risky; it would offend the political forces behind Epperts, which would mean that the US government could no longer be relied upon.

the most important is……

Mark recalled some information he had seen while copying the documents.

Epostdan's identity in this world is very complicated. He is one of the heads of Hydra in the Western world, specializing in intelligence and sex-for-power transactions. Moreover, Epostdan also has a very deep cooperative relationship with the Red Room.

In addition, this guy is very adept at networking, practically the king of social connections among Hydra's leaders. He has deep connections with many wealthy people and politicians, and as long as he is not arrested, he can maintain a very strong influence.

but.

A cold glint flashed in Mark's eyes; he wasn't going to let this guy go.

It doesn't matter whether Apostan lives or dies, because no matter what, the forces behind Apostan will never let them go.

After a two-hour flight, the group finally arrived in New York.

The plane landed on the rooftop of a hotel owned by Apostdan. With Apostdan's facial recognition, everyone left the hotel without incident.

Although some of the staff found it strange that Eboshidan was sitting in a wheelchair and being pushed around by a group of children, no one suspected that Eboshidan had been kidnapped by the children.

"Go to Hell's Kitchen, that's where Big Daddy and I's secret base," Mindy led the way.

Esther, pushing Epostdan in her wheelchair, asked, "What about this person?"