The Extraordinary Life of a Certain American Comic...

Are ultraviolet bullets difficult to manufacture?

In his previous life on Earth, perhaps it would be possible, but here in the Marvel Universe where advanced technology abounds, making ultraviolet bullets is not difficult at all.

As a mysterious organization within the realm of cutting-edge technology, Locke doesn't know how much funding Aegis has for its research and development, but it must be substantial.

But Aegis failed to develop ultraviolet bullets.

This……

Locke couldn't help but think of the secret S.H.I.E.L.D. bases in the Marvel movies, which were destroyed one after another, yet still kept popping up.

wrong.

To be precise, it was Nick Fury's secret base.

After all, when Maria Hill saw these secret bases, she said that the coordinates of these bases had never existed in the S.H.I.E.L.D. system.

What does this tell us?

The benevolent see benevolence, and the wise see wisdom.

Locke did not immediately question Nick Fury about corruption and embezzlement.

A mature man would never say something he is not sure about.

So he just questioned it.

That's it.

soon.

Back in the operations command center, Locke saw Paul, a blond man in a combat uniform, walking towards him.

"Locke, what's going on?"

"Something went wrong."

Locke said this, then pointed to Paul and introduced them to Natasha, who was following behind.

"Paul Adelson, formerly a special agent from Group Six, is now with our group."

"Natasha Romanov, ally."

"Hello there."

"Hello there."

Paul, who is also twenty-five years old this year and the same age as Locke, shook hands with Natasha and then looked at Locke, asking him what was going on.

After all, he had just been waiting with his team at the Vampire Building.

According to the plan, the time for their attack would be when the sun rose in the east.

The results of it?

They had been feeding mosquitoes all night when they suddenly received a signal from Locke to temporarily withdraw.

Locke did not hide it from Paul.

"S.H.I.E.L.D. has entered the fray."

"Who?"

Paul paused for a moment, then instinctively looked at Natasha.

Seeing this, Natasha waved her hand and said, "Don't look at me."

Locke shook his head and said, "It's Nick Fury. We've received word from Washington that they're giving him one last chance."

Paul's eyes widened.

"So, instead of us attacking, it's Aegis of the Immortals attacking?"

That's what I mean.

"Can……"

Don't worry.

Locke punched Paul in the chest with his right fist: "The protagonist always comes out to save the world at the end. Just keep your team on standby. Who knows, we might have to go up and save the day."

Do you really think the Vampire Mansion is easy to attack?

Getting in might be easy, but getting out might be very difficult.

Thinking this through, Locke had the agents show him a panoramic photo of the Vampire Mansion. Pointing to something that appeared to be the same color as the exterior wall but was slightly protruding, he asked, "Haven't you figured out what this thing is yet?"

Debbie walked over: "We're still analyzing it, but it's difficult to analyze just from the pictures, and we can't get close to it either."

Locke crossed his arms, looked at the vampire building on the big screen, and smiled.

"Don't worry, someone will help us clear the way."

"S.H.I.E.L.D.?"

"Otherwise what?"

Locke looked at Debbie, who had spoken up, and said with a smile, "Isn't it good that someone is eager to pave the way for us?"

Paul is now his special operations captain.

They are his people.

Locke has always cared a lot about his own people, so if SHIELD wants to be the first to go, then let him be the first to go.

There's a saying...

Winning first doesn't mean you've won; the one who laughs last is the true winner.

What? Brown?

Don't mention that traitor!

Paul walked up from behind, frowning as he looked at the Vampire Tower on the big screen: "When is S.H.I.E.L.D. planning to attack?"

Locke shrugged.

"You'll have to ask S.H.I.E.L.D."

"..."

As soon as he finished speaking, Paul and Debbie exchanged a glance, then subconsciously turned their gazes to Natasha once again.

Natasha raised an eyebrow: "Hey, don't ask me, I came back with your team leader."

Hawkeye called her just now, but she didn't go back.

In a word.

If you're going to invest, you should invest thoroughly.

Swaying from side to side is the worst thing you can do.

Locke glanced at the time on his watch and said to Natasha, "However, you really should go back."

Natasha tilted her head and looked at Locke.

"You're planning to use me as an inside man?"

"No."

Locke shook his head: "I never do these underhanded tricks. I'm just saying, it's almost six o'clock. If you don't go back soon, Nick Fury might use his position as director to make things difficult for you. Of course, if you want to join our Sentinel Special Operations Department, you're welcome to join us anytime."

Upon hearing this, Debbie blinked at Natasha.

All the other groups have several members, but their group is the only one that has never been at full strength from the beginning until now.

In other groups, the work of ten members is divided among them, but in their group, it's three people doing the work of ten.

wrong.

She mainly works with Jack.

Debbie has asked Locke to recruit new team members more than once.

Locke summed it up in one sentence.

No!

He would rather have two subordinates with 100% loyalty than ten subordinates with no loyalty whatsoever.

Better to have none than something of poor quality.

Locke had thought this way before, and now that Brown, the traitor, had appeared, he thought this way even more.

Debbie crossed her arms and looked at Natasha with bated breath, practically begging Natasha to join her.

but……

Natasha looked at Debbie's expression, smiled apologetically, and then said to Locke, "I think I'm doing pretty well now."

S.H.I.E.L.D. employees have global visa interviews, and most importantly, the salary is very high.

She can go wherever she wants.

Moreover, office romances are unacceptable.

Locke shrugged.

"what ever."

"But you're right about one thing, I really should go."

Natasha looked at the text message on her phone, waved it, and said this.

Locke smiled, said nothing, and walked straight towards the door.

If he hadn't taken her out, Natasha would have been stopped by the agents downstairs and asked to confirm her identity before being allowed to leave.

Natasha gave an apologetic gesture to a disappointed Debbie, then turned and followed Locke.

soon.

Since they'd already taken her downstairs, it would be perfectly reasonable to then take Natasha, who hadn't driven over, directly to SHIELD's operations command center in New York City.

So Locke drove Natasha to the S.H.I.E.L.D. Operations Command Center in New York, and took the opportunity to familiarize himself with the location.

Yes, truly, the greatest hermit lives in the city.

Who the hell would have thought that SHIELD's operations command center in New York City would be located in the most bustling area of ​​Manhattan?

……