Marvel: Starting with the forced creation of villainous characters

Chapter 99 Long Live the Hydra!

Sharon Carter felt a surge of annoyance. What do you mean I have the fewest secrets? No matter how big Nick Fury's secrets are, are they bigger than my secret as a reborn person?

You, Nick Fury, are afraid of being mind-read, but I'm not?

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Sharon Carter suddenly realized the key point.

"The secret he doesn't want others to know... could it be that this guy is actually a Hydra agent?" Sharon Carter looked at him suspiciously.

If that's the case, then it explains why Nick Fury is so afraid to face Professor X.

With this in mind, Sharon Carter suddenly had an idea.

She remembered a lame joke about S.H.I.E.L.D., a joke Mark had told before his rebirth to mock them.

A Hydra member accidentally shouted "Hail Hydra" at the conference, resulting in all the Hydra members infiltrating S.H.I.E.L.D. being exposed for responding to the slogan.

This joke may not be funny, but there must be a reason why it exists.

Sharon Carter asked in a low voice, "Are there any security cameras here?"

Nick Fury shook his head: "Don't worry, our conversation wasn't recorded this time."

Sharon Carter nodded in satisfaction, then shouted with utmost reverence, "Long live Hydra!"

Upon hearing this sudden slogan, Nick Fury's pupils contracted, but as the king of secret agents, Nick Fury's facial expression management was absolutely top-notch.

Although his heart was in turmoil and he almost jumped up to point his gun at Sharon Carter, Nick Fury calmly replied, "Hail Hydra!"

Nick Fury never expected that Hydra had infiltrated S.H.I.E.L.D., and he was even more surprised that the Carter family had also been infiltrated by Hydra.

He had previously suspected that there was a mole within S.H.I.E.L.D., initially thinking it might be an intelligence organization from another country, but now it seems he underestimated the seriousness of the situation.

If top-tier second-generation and Level 9 agents like Sharon Carter are Hydra members, then there are probably quite a few Hydra agents within S.H.I.E.L.D.

In less than two seconds, Nick Fury came up with nine plans to wipe out Hydra.

Before that, he had to keep Sharon Carter calm, at least not letting her slip up or let her know that she wasn't a Hydra agent.

So he shouted "Hail Hydra" without hesitation, his purpose being to reassure Sharon Carter and make her feel that she had not been exposed.

Seeing the other party's quick response, Sharon Carter's heart sank to the bottom.

This damn black braised egg really is a hydra!

But thinking about it, it makes sense.

Currently, S.H.I.E.L.D. has only one Level 10 agent and three Level 9 agents, one of whom joined later and was sent by the Council to supervise.

The other two are a veteran white man who experienced the Cold War and the Vietnam War, and a black man.

Putting the two of them together, aside from the influence of political correctness, it goes without saying who she should believe.

"Looks like you're one of us, so this task should definitely be given to you," Nick Fury said, feigning delight.

Sharon Carter was speechless. Who's on your side?

However, she really had to take on this task.

With that thought in mind, Sharon Carter said earnestly, "Since we're on the same side, I won't refuse. I can take on this mission."

"Long live Hydra!" Sharon Carter shouted the slogan again, feigning excitement, and then continued, "Do you still have a list of Hydra agents within S.H.I.E.L.D.? If so, give me a few. You've transferred all my people to other places; I don't have many people to use at headquarters."

Nick Fury's face darkened slightly. What kind of Hydra list did he have? He was actually trying to find out what kind of Hydra list Sharon Carter had.

Speechless, Nick Fury coldly refused, "That won't do. How could I hand over my men to you?"

Nick Fury acted very assertively, giving Sharon Carter no chance to continue demanding more.

"I can bring back the people you trust, but don't even think about the list. We're all Hydra, you should know there are some bottom lines," Nick Fury warned, feigning displeasure.

Sharon Carter felt a little regretful, but nodded, appearing to be reluctantly agreeing.

Seeing that the other party did not ask for the list again, Nick Fury breathed a sigh of relief, but he was still more anxious.

Even Sharon Carter is a Hydra agent. In the vast S.H.I.E.L.D., who can he trust?

Nick Fury thought of the old boss who had promoted him, but being naturally suspicious, he didn't dare to completely trust his old boss.

After a moment's hesitation, Nick Fury ultimately decided not to tell his old boss about it, at least not until he got the Hydra list.

After testing each other a bit more, Sharon Carter finally left Nick Fury's office with the list of mutants from S.H.I.E.L.D.

As soon as Sharon Carter stepped out of the office, her face darkened.

Even the director of S.H.I.E.L.D. is a Hydra agent. Is there any hope for S.H.I.E.L.D.?

This issue didn't trouble Sharon Carter for long; she quickly reaffirmed her resolve.

Even if we can't save them, we must save them!

S.H.I.E.L.D. is not only the brainchild of my aunt, but also the shield that I dreamed of protecting humanity when I was a child.

But Sharon Carter knew she couldn't save S.H.I.E.L.D. on her own. After all, S.H.I.E.L.D. was probably rotten to the core. Even the director was a Hydra agent. Who knew how many Hydra agents were still inside S.H.I.E.L.D.

So Sharon Carter decided to use magic to defeat magic.

Since S.H.I.E.L.D. is so evil, let's have even more evil people deal with it. Since S.H.I.E.L.D. is such a powerful organization, let's bring in an even stronger organization to help.

"Mark, Illuminati —"

Sharon Carter muttered to herself.

Now, only with the help of Mark and the Illuminati can she possibly rebuild S.H.I.E.L.D.

With that in mind, Sharon Carter, after receiving the list, left S.H.I.E.L.D. and went straight back to Mark Manor.

Mark never expected that Sharon Carter would give him such a big gift.

Looking at the list of mutants in his hand, Mark smiled meaningfully.

S.H.I.E.L.D. is far more powerful than Essex Corporation's intelligence system. S.H.I.E.L.D.'s list contains more than 200 mutants, and none of these mutants have been exposed.

"As far as I know, the X gene is almost eradicated, so why are there still so many mutants in the world?" Mark asked, puzzled.

Sharon Carter cautioned, "If you look closely at the distribution map of these mutants, you'll find that there are very few native American mutants."

Upon hearing this, Mark flipped through the book again and found that Sharon Carter was indeed right.

There are fewer than three mutants native to the United States, and they live in relatively remote and cold areas.

"Alcohol can kill off the antidote that hasn't been absorbed by the body," Sharon Carter explained, "so there are still quite a few that have slipped through the net."

Hearing this, Mark nodded and continued, "You want to ask me to pass this information on to the Mutant Revival Society?"

"Yes, I have too many secrets in my head, and it's not appropriate for me to appear in front of Professor X, so I want you to act as a..."

"The middleman," Sharon Carter continued to explain.

Mark said meaningfully, "Then the favor might not be yours in the end."

"That's alright. If it's a favor you owe me, then you owe me one," Sharon Carter said with a smile.

Seeing Sharon Carter's nonchalant attitude, Mark was now speechless.

Sharon Carter is a secret agent, after all. How could she trust others so easily?

Even though I'm a child now, does being a child give me such a huge advantage?

Although I had some doubts, there was no reason not to eat the fatty meat that was offered to me.

"I'll pass this list on to Professor X." Mark put the list away, then tentatively asked, "But I have a feeling there's something fishy going on here?"

Sharon Carter didn't hide anything, saying directly, "The Revival of the Mutants is too dangerous, and Nick Fury wants to create a weakness for the Revival."

"These mutants?"

Sharon Carter explained, "To be precise, it's the Charles Academy for Gifted Young People."

"Using students to threaten a teacher, that's typical of you guys," Mark exclaimed sincerely.

It's not surprising that S.H.I.E.L.D. would do something like this, because the United States did something similar during the Vietnam War.

Mark remembered that the scene was from Days of Future Past, and Professor X was depressed for a long time because of it.

"I wonder if any of the things that happen in these stories have actually happened in this world," Mark thought to himself.

Sharon Carter rolled her eyes at Mark, speechless.

It's as if threatening a man with his family makes him noble.

However, Mark didn't mean to mock S.H.I.E.L.D. After all, the older brother doesn't laugh at the younger one; they're all villainous organizations, so it's normal for their tactics to be similar.

As for the debate over whether S.H.I.E.L.D. is a villainous organization.

Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. is already in its seventh season. Surely no one still thinks S.H.I.E.L.D. is a good organization with righteous attributes?

No way?

"By the way, I just got some new information from S.H.I.E.L.D. I think Ivan Vanko didn't join the Restoration Society, but instead returned to Hammer Corporation," Sharon Carter suddenly said.

Upon hearing this, Mark casually retorted, "So, what does this have to do with us?"

Sharon Carter explained, "Would mass production of the Iron Man suits affect Mark Corporation's interests?"

Mark calmly reassured him, "Don't worry, they can't be mass-produced. The cost of one Iron Man suit is at least the same as the cost of a fighter jet. No matter how wealthy the Air Force is, it's impossible for them to equip themselves with too many Iron Man suits."

Could the mastermind behind the scenes not know whether the Iron Man armor could be mass-produced?

Sharon Carter is really worrying unnecessarily.

Iron Man armor can indeed be mass-produced in principle, but the problem is, that's exactly what Mark is doing right now.

Whether or not mass production is possible depends entirely on his word.

But Sharon Carter wasn't so optimistic, because in the original timeline, Ivan Vanko died directly, and his technology wasn't left to Hammer Corporation.

This resulted in the fact that in the future timeline, only one person in the military was capable of piloting the Iron Man suit, namely Rhodes, known as War Machine.

Even if the Iron Man suits cannot be mass-produced now, the Air Force will definitely have a lot of Iron Man suit pilots, which will have a huge impact.

Fortunately, she never expected her precognitive abilities to be of any use, since the world had already been completely changed because of her butterfly.

Even Batman and the Joker have appeared, so what use is her foresight?

Sharon Carter probed further, "Do you know anything about the Black Rose organization?"

"What's wrong?" Mark asked calmly.

"According to the investigation by S.H.I.E.L.D. agents, we discovered that Justine Hammer took over the Hammer Corporation, and we suspect that the Black Rose and the mutant resurgence are connected," Sharon Carter explained.

Mark quickly asked, "So, what have you found out?"

"Currently, we only know of two exposed Black Rose members, no—it should be three." A shadow of gloom flashed in Sharon Carter's eyes.

Because she was thinking of Pepper Potts.

If all goes well, Pepper Potts will become the manager of Stark Industries and also Iron Man's wife.

Sharon Carter recounted the story of the three exposed Black Rose members.

"Do you think this Black Rose group might be composed entirely of female members?"

Mark deliberately misled Sharon Carter, not intending to reveal his connection with the Black Rose.

Sharon Cardi nodded: "Most likely, at least as far as we know, all the members of the Black Rose are women."

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"Then investigate in that direction. After all, the black rose tattoo makes him easy to identify," Mark continued to urge.

After chatting with Mark for a while, Sharon Carter stopped bothering him, since she still needed him to deliver the list.

After Sharon Carter left, Mark looked at the list in his hand and pondered. Suddenly, he thought of something extremely funny.

If I were to start my own superhero entertainment company, would it be worthwhile to follow the example of Vought International?

Is turning superheroes into entertainment a way to undermine them? And with the mutants who control Vought International, they've essentially gained control of a new supernatural force.

Seeing the potential in this, Mark contacted the Shadow Touch.

To start such a company, you need connections and money, but the most important thing is people.

However, what he has no shortage of now is connections.

As for selecting mutants willing to become superheroes?

It's human nature for most people to want to show off, especially mutants who are at the bottom of the social hierarchy. Mark believes that the vast majority of mutants would not refuse his kindness.

With that in mind, Mark also began to peruse the information on these mutants in his hands.

First, you must be an adult.

Then, you can't be too ugly, after all, you're here to be an adult film actress, so you can't be too ugly.

After all, being Aiwen isn't like being an actor; being ugly has its own unique characteristics, and it's not particularly over-the-top.

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