The Extraordinary Life of a Certain American Comic...

"Special operations team?"

"Yes."

Natasha picked a slice of pizza out of the box and said to Locke, who was sitting opposite her eating pizza with bourbon, "But I don't know exactly when we'll arrive in New York."

Upon hearing this, Locke stroked his chin and said, "I knew it! We waited all day, but there wasn't a single sound. But who exactly is this special operations team?"

"Feel sorry."

Natasha shrugged: "I'm not involved in this operation."

It's estimated that she won't be involved in any more missions with Nick Fury.

no way.

Who told her to reveal her true identity as a wolf?

But this is also a good thing.

Even if she is a top agent, there is still a chance that a top agent might die unexpectedly during a mission.

The more missions you take, the higher your chances of dying.

Although she lived a long life, to be honest, she hadn't lived enough.

"Hill doesn't know either?"

"Yes."

Locke listened to Natasha's answer, picked up the bourbon beside him, took a sip, and looked thoughtful.

Special Operations Team!

The name itself gives people a very special feeling.

Moreover, the fact that Nick Fury dared to field such a team at this time demonstrates his considerable confidence in the capabilities of this special operations squad.

only……

The opponent is a vampire, an extraordinary creature.

Moreover, this time the battle took place inside the vampire's lair.

Even the most elite military action team, even equipped with ultraviolet bullets, would probably find it difficult to guarantee 100% confidence in the face of such a situation.

Blade?

Even if he is very strong, he is still just one person.

Well known.

Large-scale operations...

Pooh.

In short, Locke was somewhat puzzled as to where Nick Fury's confidence came from.

It's impossible for Nick Fury to also assemble a group of superhuman beings to form a special operations team.

How is that possible?

Nick Fury's nickname is "Madman Fury," not "Captain America."

He doesn't have the same charisma as Steve Rogers.

Even if there were, it's unlikely that any superhuman would go and serve Nick Fury.

If this were to become public, the superhuman being who works for Nick Fury would be universally despised by the entire superhuman world.

In a word.

You're so eager to be a slave to a slave; you're truly despicable.

Natasha looked at Locke, who was deep in thought, and shook her head, saying, "Hill is also quite curious about this."

Locke snapped out of his daze and looked at Natasha.

Natasha said, "Hill is the commander. Logically speaking, she couldn't possibly be unaware of the existence of such a secret team within S.H.I.E.L.D., unless Nick Fury had concealed the team's existence from the very beginning."

If that's the case, then it will be even more fun.

Nick Fury is the director of S.H.I.E.L.D., and Maria Hill is the commander of S.H.I.E.L.D.

There is currently a combat team within S.H.I.E.L.D. that even the S.H.I.E.L.D. commander is unaware of.

Moreover, this combat team was personally hidden by Nick Fury.

What does this mean?

You, Nick Fury, are even guarding against your own people?

Of course.

It doesn't matter anymore.

After all, with the exposure of the vampires in New York City, the director of S.H.I.E.L.D. and the commander of S.H.I.E.L.D., although they haven't openly broken ties, are practically at odds.

Natasha continued, "Hill speculates that this might be why Nick Fury exposed this special operations team."

Maria Hill wanted to use the Sentinel Service to take over the authority to manage superhumans, thereby gaining jurisdiction over mutants and suppressing Nick Fury personally.

According to the plan, apart from Nick Fury being injured, both Hill and the Sentinel Service got what they wanted.

But Nick Fury certainly wouldn't allow it.

If this plan succeeds, he may not be ousted, but his power within S.H.I.E.L.D. will certainly be greatly diminished.

Therefore, for Nick Fury, this battle is one where he can only win, not lose.

For this reason, Nick Fury did not deploy any of the action teams that Maria Hill could access.

In a word.

He was worried.

This also shows that Nick Fury not only believed in the capabilities of this special operations team, but also had complete faith in their loyalty.

Locke lowered his eyes, his mind racing.

Just then.

Natasha seemed to have thought of something.

"Oh, right, there's something else that's rather strange."

"What?"

"I feel like Hawkeye is acting weird too."

"……Strange?"

Locke raised an eyebrow: "How so?"

Natasha frowned: "When I left, he called me a traitor."

Upon hearing this, Locke simply laughed.

"do not you?"

"I am."

Natasha shrugged, then looked intently at Locke: "But I've been Hill's man from the very beginning, and Hawkeye knows that too."

Yes.

She knew Hill first, but she also had a good relationship with Hawkeye.

This is also what confuses Natasha.

When Locke heard Natasha's words, he felt as if a bolt of lightning had struck his mind.

Without him.

He could roughly guess the composition of this special operations team that Nick Fury trusted both their abilities and their loyalty.

Nick Fury does indeed have a team that perfectly fits this description.

To be precise.

They are not human, but aliens.

Skrulls!

An alien that can not only perfectly transform, but also replicate the short-term memories of the transformed individual.

Alien Skrulls versus native vampires?

Tsk.

Locke couldn't help but chuckle.

Natasha raised an eyebrow at the sight.

"Have you thought of anything?"

"without."

"Then what were you laughing at just now?"

"...I've thought of something happy."

"What?"

"I think Nick Fury will cry his eyes out if this special operations team, on which he has placed all his hopes, fails."

"..."

Natasha rolled her eyes at the villainous smile on Locke's face, put down her pizza, and headed towards the bedroom: "I'm going to take a shower first."

Locke responded, watching Natasha walk into the bedroom, and smiled as he downed his bourbon in one gulp.

He didn't hide Natasha's thoughts from her.

But I'll say it again.

A mature man will never speak the truth without certainty or evidence.

Did the Skrulls exist?

presence.

Does Locke have any evidence?

No.

Therefore, without any evidence, even if he were to announce it to the world, very few people would believe him.

After all, no one would believe that aliens have been hiding on Earth all along, especially with the help of Nick Fury, the director of S.H.I.E.L.D.

but……

He's really looking forward to the upcoming Skull vs. native vampire battle.

I just don't know how long it will take.

Locke put down his empty wine glass and headed towards the bedroom to take a bath and go to sleep with Natasha, thinking to himself.

……