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Chapter 113 Maria Hill Takes the Initiative (5/5, Please Subscribe)

Each profession has its own expertise!

Locke is very optimistic about the future of this super-god squad, which currently only has Blade as its member.

In his vision, the members of this super-god squad include, but are not limited to, vampires, witches, and even werewolves and magicians.

As time goes on, this team will also launch attacks in various places, bringing him a lot of extraordinary points.

Those in lower positions exert physical labor, while those in higher positions exert mental labor.

Locke is putting in the effort to build a super team now so that things will be easier for him in the future.

think about it.

Once the Super God Squad is formed, he will be able to sit at home and have extraordinary points come from all directions.

What a wonderful future that would be.

"That Underwood team leader."

After Locke and Blade released their grip, Locke looked at Vanessa, who had spoken, and said with a smile, "Any other questions, Ms. Vieira?"

Vanessa quickly asked, "Can I borrow the Sentinel Special Operations' testing equipment?"

Locke raised an eyebrow.

"For what reason?"

"I want to become human again; I don't want to be a vampire."

"-.Can.""

Locke smiled politely: "I'll discuss it with the lab director. You can use the equipment inside after the lab closes."

Vanessa's face lit up with joy upon hearing this.

"That's great, thank you, Team Leader Underwood."

"You're welcome."

Locke smiled slightly, then looked at Blade: "Is there anything else you need my help with?"

Blade shook his head.

"You have already helped me a lot."

"Of course."

Locke said, "If there are no problems, I'll get back to work. I'll have someone process your documents and give them to you once they're ready. In the meantime, it's best not to wander around. I'm afraid other groups might mistake you for a mutant who looks like a vampire."

Blade nodded and thanked him again.

Locke smiled again, then called out to Debbie before turning and walking out of the interrogation area.

As soon as they stepped out of the interrogation room, they saw Jack leading Natasha out of the elevator.

"Boss, Agent Romanov says he needs to speak with you."

"Go to the lounge first."

Locke said something to Natasha, who had returned, and then looked at Jack: "You've come at the right time. Go to human resources, enter Blade's name into the system, make an ID, and put him in the newly created special operations team."

Jack blinked.

"When did we get a special operations team?"

"Now we have it. Tell HR that this was instructed by Locke Underwood, the deputy director of operations who will be taking office after Christmas next month."

.

Debbie, who was standing to the side, couldn't help but glance at Locke a few more times as she listened to his rather domineering words.

What happened to keeping a low profile and maintaining secrecy?

"Debbie."

"Boss."

Debbie snapped out of her daze and looked at Locke.

"Go to the lab and tell the people there that if they see Vanessa, they shouldn't bother with her."

"OK."

Is there an antidote that can turn vampires back into humans?

He didn't approve of Vanessa's idea.

but...-

Given that Vanessa and Blade have a life-or-death bond, capturing Vanessa is almost tantamount to capturing Blade.

So, if Vanessa wants to tinker with this thing, then let her do it herself.

Even though he didn't build it, Locke didn't lose out.

If Vanessa really creates a vampire cure, it would be a huge win for Locke.

soon.

Having received their respective tasks, Jack and Debbie headed towards the elevator.

Locke then turned and went to the lounge.

Natasha, who had arrived at the lounge first, had already poured two glasses of bourbon. When she saw Locke come in, she stood up and handed him a glass of wine.

Locke thanked her, took the glass, clinked it against Natasha's, and took a sip.

"Why didn't you call me when you got back this morning?"

"I actually arrived last night."

Natasha smiled at Locke: "I was planning to surprise you, but you didn't seem to be home last night."

Locke's expression remained unchanged: "I was drinking at a bar last night with a friend from Harvard."

Natasha looked into Locke's eyes.

"A female alumna?"

"How could you guess that?"

"You smell of perfume."

Natasha leaned closer to Locke, sniffed his shoulder, and then looked at him with a half-smile: "It's not mine, nor Esme's, it's that female classmate's?"

Locke chuckled, ignoring the question, and instead changed the subject, saying, "Maria Hill is preparing to go to war with Nick Fury. Aren't you going back to Washington to lend a hand?"

Natasha shrugged, turned and sat down on the sofa before saying:

"Your information is outdated; Hill has already launched an attack."

"Um?"

Locke frowned and walked over to the sofa to sit down.

"When?"

"Now."

Natasha glanced at the time on her watch and said with a smile, "Half an hour ago, Hill went to the Washington Sentinel Headquarters, met with Director Andrew, and then used his command authority to urgently convene the Security Council."

Locke was somewhat puzzled.

"So urgent?"

"There's nothing we can do. Hill received news that Nick Fury met with Director Alexander Pierce this morning."

"..-.All right."

What could Nick Fury and Alexander Pierce possibly say to each other at this point in time?

It's definitely impossible for them to chat about all sorts of things.

As expected, Nick Fury also sensed something was wrong and began to fight back against Locke's defensive counterattack.

but··-

Locke's mind raced, and he glanced thoughtfully at Natasha, who was leaning back on the sofa with her legs crossed, and couldn't help but chuckle.

"So you're not the only Hill mole around Nick Fury; there are other Hill moles as well."

"you guess."

Natasha winked at Locke: "You can guess who else is an undercover agent next to Nick Fury."

Locke shook his head.

He was too lazy to play the game.

The main problem is that he can't guess it either.

There are countless S.H.I.E.L.D. agents, but the ones Locke can remember are only those who have their own names in the movies and have a slightly larger role.

Who knows which of those nameless agents might be Maria Hill's mole planted next to Nick Fury?

besides-

Locke was somewhat relieved that he had chosen Sentinel Services after graduation instead of S.H.I.E.L.D.

Sentinel Special Operations is better; there aren't as many factions there.

Unlike S.H.I.E.L.D., the director and commander don't do anything productive; they're always scheming against each other.

Locke sighed inwardly, selectively forgetting who had started the conflict between Nick Fury and the S.H.I.E.L.D. commander.

"Is there any new information now?"

"No, I just came here to wait for news."

"Where is Ms. Victoria Hand?"

"She's different from me."

"What's wrong?"

"If Hill fails, Commander Victoria Hand will still be the Commander of New York, but I will be a different story."

Natasha sighed, then looked at Locke seriously: "If Hill fails, Nick Fury will definitely not let me off the hook. You will protect me, right?"

Without hesitation, Locke raised his glass and looked intently at Natasha.

"certainly."

"I knew I could trust you."

You can always trust me.

"Cheers."

Natasha raised her glass: "I hope Hill will win in the end."

Locke smiled and raised his glass: "Wishing Hill a resounding victory."

The two wine glasses clinked together with a crisp sound.

"Boom!"

"Commander Hill, you'd better understand what you're accusing me of."

The top of the three-winged ornament at the SHIELD headquarters in Washington, D.C.

An emergency hearing is underway, with the five board chairpersons participating remotely and Maria Hill and Nick Fury attending in person.

At the start of the hearing, Maria Hill launched into a scathing accusation that Nick Fury, the director of S.H.I.E.L.D., conspired with aliens to assassinate Locke Underwood, a senior agent of the Secret Service, at the Vampire Mansion in New York, and attempted to instruct aliens to seize the Blood God, the ultimate secret of the New York vampires.

The accusations put Nick Fury, who was already on edge, in a state of complete anxiety.

Federal Council Chairman Alexander Pierce also had a twitching brow.

The other four chairpersons were shocked and looked at each other before turning to Maria Hill in a deep voice to confirm the source of the information.

Maria Hill didn't say anything, but instead played the video file that Natasha had sent to her private email address.

The criminal confession and self-description of Garo, a Skrull.

Jialuo clearly explained their methods and plans for invading Earth, and also revealed the protector behind them before his death.

Nick Fury, the director of S.H.I.E.L.D.

The picture is clear and the sound is flawless.

The four chairmen looked at the evidence presented by Hill, exchanged glances, and then their expressions turned serious as they looked at Nick Fury.

"Chief Fury!"

"exist."

"Do you have any explanation?"

"have."

Nick Fury, wearing an eyepatch, glanced at Maria Hill, then took a deep breath and said, "This matter..."

I had no idea.

Maria Hill listened to these words without any expression.

The Russian chairman said in a deep voice, "So, Commander Maria Hill has wronged you?"

Nick Fury shook his head: "Actually, no. I made contact with the Skrulls and promised them that they could survive on Earth."

That's true, but the accusation that I secretly assisted the Skrulls in invading Earth is false.

The French council member frowned.

"You mean, you made contact with this so-called Skrull early on? I don't recall you reporting this information, Chief Nick Fury."

"I reported it."

"But I don't recall you reporting it, Chief Nick Fury."

"I did report it."

Nick Fury said without changing his expression, then looked at Alexander Pierce: "Councilor Pierce can make this statement for me."

The four chairpersons all turned their gazes to Alexander Pierce's projection.