Marvel Person: You call this a sorcerer?

Chapter 97 Facing him, we can only passively defend! (Seeking first subscription!)

Steve Rogers' words made Nick Fury, who had just stood up, sit down again.

That one sentence calmed Nick Fury down again.

He remembered the other person saying before leaving that no matter who investigated his identity, he would eventually blame it on S.H.I.E.L.D.

Judging from the other person's expression at the time, it didn't seem like they were joking.

And, as Steve Rogers said.

The other party is capable of killing!

What if they come knocking on our door again?

Thinking of this, Nick Fury couldn't help but touch his thigh.

The pain in his thigh was telling him that he needed to calm down, calm down, and calm down some more.

"Therefore, our plan has entered its second phase."

"How to defend against your opponent!"

At this point, Tony Stark was already consumed by thoughts of revenge.

Of course, his revenge is not the same as revenge against the person who committed the bombing.

The former was because he lost face; his lover had made him look so foolish in front of him.

This made Tony Stark feel very embarrassed.

Therefore, Tony Stark, who had been thoroughly outmaneuvered, was determined to make his opponent suffer a setback as well.

That's Tony Stark's personality.

"It seems you have your own ideas too."

Steve Rogers looked at Tony Stark.

Although they disliked each other, Steve Rogers had to admit that Tony Stark was still the best in the other's field of expertise.

At the very least, he is one of the top few.

"I have observed the ways he disappears and reappears; he moves along unpredictable paths."

"Since we cannot predict the other side's actions, let's keep every move they make under our control."

"For example, like this."

Tony Stark pressed the button in his hand, and the screen changed once again.

On the screen, a demonstration plan resembling an animation appeared.

A person suddenly appears at a certain point, and the ground beneath his feet lights up.

Then the other person moved to another point at an extremely fast speed, and the lights on the ground beneath his feet lit up again.

This is similar to a sensing device.

"The other party is still human, and no matter how powerful he is, he cannot change that fact."

"As long as you're human, you'll find a way to defeat your opponent."

"For example, no matter how fast he goes, when he comes to a stop, he still cannot defy the law of gravity."

"As long as he is human, he will have body temperature, and the thermal imaging camera will detect his reaction."

"Therefore, as long as we fill a closed space with similar devices, we can detect his movement in advance."

"From this point of view, we have completed the first step in defending against our opponent."

This is also the most crucial step.

If you can't detect the opponent's movement, then even the most powerful weapon is no different from scrap metal if it can't hit the opponent.

Therefore, this step is crucial.

"But even if you detect the opponent's movement, can you defeat them?"

"In my opinion, it's very, very difficult."

Steve Rogers shook his head; he couldn't agree with the concept.

Because he had fought the other party, and everyone knows the result of that fight—a crushing defeat.

What happens if you can predict your opponent's moves?

They were beaten to a pulp, weren't they?

Black Widow and Hawkeye nodded in agreement, as they shared the same sentiment.

"What if we replaced similar sensors with other weapons?"

"For example, electric shocks, flames, or other forms of attack."

"Anyway, the opponent will be attacked as soon as they land."

"And we only need one button to replace the ground, wouldn't that be foolproof?"

Tony Stark shrugged; this was the most perfect plan he could think of in a short time.

After listening, the group remained silent.

This idea sounds like it would be very effective.

However, no one knows how effective it will be in actual application.

More importantly, there's one more thing they haven't considered.

"What about their mage-like attack methods?"

"Do you have a solution?"

Nick Fury pointed out something they had been overlooking.

Their so-called defense is based on the premise that the opponent will not use magic attacks.

Once the opponent unleashes a magical attack, all their so-called defensive measures become ineffective.

Therefore, this method can only be considered to have a 50% chance of success.

"That's why I asked you for those occult materials in the first place."

Ultimately, we still need to have ways to counter their magical attacks.

"Otherwise, no matter how many ideas you have, it will only be a barely adequate defense."

At this point, Tony Stark, who had been quite impassioned, gradually calmed down.

Because these are all objective facts.

Whether the other party is friend or foe is unclear to everyone.

Because the other party had helped them fight against aliens, but they had also had conflicts with them.

Although they were in the wrong first.

However, people who make mistakes rarely take the initiative to admit them.

What they were thinking about more was shifting the blame to the other party, making everyone believe that the other party had made the mistake first.

That's just how humans are.

The same goes for Nick Fury.

"Okay, I can share some occult materials with you."

"But in return, you have to develop a set of this and put it in our office."

"Furthermore, you must also share your research on those mystical subjects with S.H.I.E.L.D."

Nick Fury took a deep breath and stated his request.

Whether friend or foe, he must have appropriate defensive measures.

Even though the people around him are now considered his own, Nick Fury still has ways to control them.

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

Tony Stark glanced at him, thought for a few seconds, and finally nodded.

Of course, in the end, whatever research is discovered and what is shared with S.H.I.E.L.D. is ultimately up to Tony Stark.

However, their pleasant transaction was interrupted by Steve Rogers.

"I'm sorry, but as of now, I still don't consider the other party to be an enemy."

"Perhaps I'm too old-fashioned, but in my opinion, it's perfectly normal for you to pry into other people's secrets and incur their retaliation."

"At least in the army of my time, soldiers were allowed to retaliate if they encountered such a situation."

"Therefore, I do not intend to participate in this plan."

After saying that, Steve Rogers stood up, nodded slightly to the group, and then turned and left.

Nick Fury's expression was somewhat gloomy.

Captain America is great, but he's not the kind of subordinate he wants.

Because Steve Rogers has too many ideas of his own.

soldier

You should follow orders.

Regardless of whether the superior is right or wrong.

(End of this chapter)