American comics: This guy is crazy.

Chapter 372 Allen becomes Doom's diplomat

After receiving a report from the AI ​​butler.

Tony donned his armor and rushed home.

"Little Chili!"

"Little Morgan!"

Looking at the messy living room and the dismantled Pepper Potts mech suit scattered all over the floor, Tony shouted as if he had lost his mind.

He kept searching for places where people could hide, trying to find the two most important people in his life.

Unfortunately, no one responded.

After searching in vain, Tony lay limply on the ground.

It's as if life has lost its meaning for a moment.

Colonel Rhodes, who arrived shortly after, looked at the dejected Tony and offered words of comfort: "I have arranged for the military to cooperate with the investigation, and there will definitely be news."

The relatively rational Rhodes naturally did not think that the kidnappers were so crazy as to kill the hostages.

The kidnapping of Tony's wife and daughters must have been for some other purpose; otherwise, why go through all the trouble of abducting them? They could have just killed them on the spot.

Since the kidnappers used an electromagnetic pulse grenades first, rendering all electronic equipment in the villa unusable, it may be necessary to rely on the military's air defense reporting records to find any clues.

Of course, there's a high probability that the kidnappers will contact the kidnappers to demand ransom.

……

"Lord Allen, could you please investigate this matter for me?"

Dr. Doom looked at Allen, who was slumped in the boss's chair, his legs swinging from side to side.

The ability to deduce valuable clues from surface information warrants serious attention.

If we were to ask Luther to investigate, he would likely be completely baffled in the short term.

"Sorry, I'm Captain America."

Allen stood up, took off the round shield, looked up at the ceiling at a 45-degree angle, and struck a classic Captain America lookout pose.

Brother, wake up! Don't get too caught up in this. You're just a mental patient.

Allen declared righteously, "I, Huang, am mortal enemies of gambling and drugs."

"I am not involved in either of those criminal businesses," Dr. Doom said sternly.

As the head of state of a truly developed country, is it really necessary for him to care about a little money and ruin his reputation?

Like Luther, he scoffed at this.

They target superheroes and have absolutely no interest in ordinary people.

If you really want to make money, you have a million ways to acquire wealth that most people can only dream of in a lifetime.

"So you're a good person after all." Allen awkwardly put away the round shield.

A good person!?

How ironic.

Bucky and Sam looked at Luther and Doom with strange expressions.

Both of them are listed as dangerous individuals by both the Justice League and the Avengers.

In fact, upon careful consideration, the crimes they commit are far less tangible than those of drug lords and casinos.

As is well known, casinos have been legalized in many parts of America, and some cities have been overrun by drug addicts.

The heroes felt powerless and could only blame the deliberate indulgence of the capitalist interest groups.

In fact, Luther and Doom are just villains, not criminals in the legal sense.

With a tech company worth hundreds of billions, Luthor has no reason to get involved in the gray market; he simply sees Superman as his lifelong nemesis.

To put it bluntly, if we really had to define criminals, the number of innocent civilian deaths caused by Stark Industries' smuggled weapons would be enough to kill Tony eight hundred times over.

The country Doom controls is unwilling to collude with America, which naturally leads to its exclusion by the international mainstream. Its open opposition to the Fantastic Four will inevitably label it as a villain.

"If you are willing to help, I would like to invite you to serve as Latvia's highest-ranking diplomat."

In fact, it wasn't difficult to find out Allen's background information. Doom knew very well that pure monetary temptations were meaningless, and he seemed uninterested in power. Only status and position might have some effect.

"Working for you is a huge loss for me."

Allen said calmly, "I helped you, and you give me a job? That's taking advantage of a mental patient."

"You've misunderstood."

Doum quickly explained, "I will officially designate him as an honorary diplomat. He doesn't need to go to work on time. This title offers many advantages, such as criminal immunity in many neutral countries, and he can also represent Latvia."

"It feels pretty good."

The thought of not having to work like a beast of burden piqued Allen's interest, so he readily agreed, saying, "I promise you."

A diplomatic post is an official position in a country, and given Latvia's military, economic, and technological strength, America has to be wary of it.

There are only a handful of countries in the world where you don't need to look at America's face.

Ancient Eastern Kingdoms, Atlantis, Paradise Island, Wakanda... and Latvia can barely be considered one.

However, Luther, who remained silent throughout, was quite frustrated.

He and Doom belonged to the Fourth Reich; how did they recruit an enemy?

Allen has repeatedly thwarted the Fourth Reich's plans, and the Council of the Owls, one of its members, hates him to the core.

"As a Latvian diplomat, I have to seek justice for my country's citizens."

As soon as he finished speaking, Allen couldn't wait to summon a portal and take Bucky and Sam away.

Before leaving, he made no mention of the demand to release Nanawi.

"What are you thinking?" Luther asked, frowning.

He was extremely reluctant to approach Allen, after all, he couldn't defeat him or beat him, and the contact was extremely insulting.

"Do you think you're always bound by the Fourth Reich?"

Doom frankly stated, "Although members from various factions have infiltrated America, times have quietly changed, and the so-called highest ideals we pursue are nothing but unrealistic fantasies."

"..."

Luther remained silent, but in reality, he was just as dissatisfied with the Fourth Reich.

They joined initially for personal gain, but now it's clear they want to get rid of them.

The reason for this is that the Fourth Reich was too insane.

Their repeated attempts to instigate global crises are completely contrary to their interests.

"I understand what you mean a little better now."

After a long silence, Luther calmly said, "But I won't be directly involved in this whole thing."

"no problem."

Doom could see the other person's predicament.

With a large amount of Lex Group's assets in America, it could easily provoke a full-scale retaliation from the Fourth Reich.

In a small alley in New York.

"Allen, are you planning to work for Doom?" Bucky asked seriously.

Although Doctor Doom did not have much contact with the Avengers, the problem is that he is an enemy of the Fantastic Four and should be regarded as a potential hostile target.

Given Allen's relationship with the Avengers, it could easily cause resentment among the Fantastic Four.

"Of course."

Allen exclaimed excitedly, "I've become an official! I've made something of myself!"

"..."

He casually opened the back door of the alley and stepped straight into the restaurant owned by Quicksilver.

At this moment, Deadpool and Spider-Man are eating fried noodles.

"Heavy Gift Crab, I'm hallucinating, Captain America is back." Peter looked at the three people who came in with shock.

"Little Spider, your eyes are fine, I can see it too."

Wade stroked his chin and said, "The missing elderly man is back. Does this mean they're going to make a Captain America 4? I might even have a role in it."

(End of this chapter)