I was watching American comic book short videos, and at the beginning, Iron Man was breaking down.

Chapter 104 Captain America Cries: Slander! I'm really not Hydra!

Marvel Universe 199999.

Tony's Malibu mansion.

???

A string of question marks immediately appeared on the playboy's forehead.

The meaning of this spoiler is actually quite obvious: he teams up with Captain America to steal something called a scepter from some agents.

The overall outline of the matter is simple and easy to understand; it's clear at a glance.

However, the details were all wrong, and it could even be said that there were many "loopholes" that left Tony completely baffled.

First point.

The incident occurred at Stark Tower!

It wasn't some insignificant place to Tony; it was the headquarters of the Stark family business empire, Stark Tower!

How could Tony not pay close attention?

So, that group of agents found the scepter in Stark Tower.

The specific causes and consequences were not revealed on the big screen, and Tony naturally couldn't know them either. But judging from the situation, Stark Industries is very likely to be involved in something extraordinary.

Whatever that incredible thing was, it seems that the other self in that other universe was aware of it.

Otherwise, why would the other party be with Captain America, stealing things from those agents?

This also proves the importance of that scepter.

Otherwise, it wouldn't have attracted such fierce competition from all sides.

"A scepter?"

"What exactly is that?"

Tony fell into deep thought.

Being fought over by a group of secret agents is nothing special for a playboy, but the fact that he's teaming up with Captain America to fight for it speaks volumes.

Considering that he and Captain America are both members of the Avengers, could this operation be an operation by the Avengers?

Tony had no idea about these questions, so he continued watching the spoilers on the big screen, leaving those questions in mind for the time being.

Soon, his brows furrowed slightly.

Captain America actually knows that group of secret agents?

No, we not only know each other, we're practically family.

Otherwise, why would that bespectacled guy call Captain America "commander"?

They even knew Captain America's whereabouts and knew that Captain America was supposed to "direct the search and rescue operation".

Furthermore, considering that the Avengers were founded by Nick Fury, who is also the director of S.H.I.E.L.D.

Then a natural conclusion emerges.

"Could these agents be agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.?"

Tony couldn't help but make this guess, because only in this way could he explain why those people knew Captain America.

They also developed a superior-subordinate relationship.

"No, that's not right either."

But soon, the playboy discovered something was wrong again.

Considering the relationship between S.H.I.E.L.D. and the Avengers, they should be one family, so why would he and Captain America want to sabotage each other's operations?

That's completely unreasonable.

The big screen even clearly revealed the plot: when Captain America entered the elevator, all the S.H.I.E.L.D. agents tensed up.

Some people even put their hands on their weapons.

It seems they're about to have a major showdown with Captain America.

Therefore, the relationship between Captain America and this group of S.H.I.E.L.D. agents is really a bit puzzling.

"Long live Hydra!"

And when Captain America on the big screen shouted this slogan into Sitwell's ear.

This made Tony's eyes widen even more.

They even doubted whether they had misheard.

What the hell?

Long live Hydra?

Isn't this the infamous slogan of Hydra?

But wasn't Hydra already destroyed? It has long since disappeared into the annals of history!

Moreover, the one who dealt the fatal blow to Hydra was none other than Captain America's Howling Commandos.

Even Captain America himself died in a battle against Hydra.

Captain America was fighting against Schmidt, the leader of Hydra, and ultimately chose to deliberately crash the plane in order to protect the safety of New York.

These major events were already widely known through official propaganda, and Tony was naturally very familiar with them as well.

That's why Tony was completely stumped by the phrase "Hail Hydra".

After all, that short slogan contains an enormous amount of information.

Enormous to the point of being astonishing, enormous to the point of being absurd.

First and foremost, those who were initially thought to be S.H.I.E.L.D. agents by Tony were actually Hydra agents!

Hydra not only did not perish, but has survived to this day.

Putting everything else aside, this point alone is already quite astonishing and significant.

If this gets out, it will be a major shock.

Can you believe that Hydra is still alive?

But that's not the biggest bombshell. The biggest bombshell is that Captain America could very well be a Hydra agent!

Otherwise, why would Captain America shout that slogan?

Were the national heroes who fought against Hydra actually members of Hydra all along?

Is there anything crazier than this?

Is there anything more magical than this?

Even movies probably wouldn't dare to film something like this.

"Impossible, right?"

"The world can't be that crazy, can it?"

Even Tony found this absurd speculation hard to accept and couldn't help but exclaim in disbelief.

Of course.

There is actually another possibility for this.

Captain America wasn't Hydra; he simply knew all along that the agents in the elevator were Hydra.

That's why they shouted that slogan to deceive the other side, so that they could obtain the scepter without bloodshed.

This possibility certainly exists.

This is not critical.

The real key issue is that the suspicion that Captain America is a Hydra agent cannot be ruled out.

Based on the entire spoiler, incorporating Captain America's Hydra identity is entirely logical, with no loopholes or flaws found.

Of course, Tony believed that his other self couldn't possibly be Hydra.

If Captain America is truly Hydra, then his other self must have been deceived by Captain America as well.

After all, Captain America couldn't possibly report to another version of himself how he obtained the scepter, could he?

What happens inside the elevator is something that your other self could never know.

So, here comes the problem.

Is Captain America actually Hydra?

The S.H.I.E.L.D. headquarters, the Tri-Wing Building.

Director's Office.

The atmosphere at the scene was somewhat somber, and Nick Fury's expression was even more gloomy.

This spoiler is far more stimulating for Lu Dan than for Tony.

Because this spoiler reveals a bloody truth to Lu Dan: Hydra still exists!

Not only that, they've also infiltrated S.H.I.E.L.D.!

He has a Hydra mole within S.H.I.E.L.D.

He wasn't just any ordinary undercover agent; he was a very important one.

"Rumlow?"

"You're actually a member of Hydra?"

Lu Dan's one-eyed gaze was deep and unfathomable as he uttered these chilling words.

Rumlow is a member of the Rapid Reaction Force, a renowned expert within S.H.I.E.L.D., one of the most elite agents.

As for the guy with glasses, Lu Dan didn't recognize him.

After all, Sitwell wasn't a commander yet; he was just an insignificant nobody.

But it was still obvious on the big screen that the other party was already a high-ranking agent with command authority, at least capable of commanding someone of Rumlow's caliber.

So, he was also a Hydra spy?

That's not even the most absurd part. What's even more absurd is that Captain America openly exchanged coded messages with the other party, which Rumlow and the others overheard.

This means that everyone in that elevator was a Hydra spy.

Holy crap, has S.H.I.E.L.D. been infiltrated to that extent?

By a Hydra that was thought to be extinct long ago?

The first reaction of the braised egg was that it was too absurd and impossible.

S.H.I.E.L.D. is the world's largest intelligence organization, and Nick Fury is no pushover. How could he have been infiltrated into such a wretched state?

But soon Lu Dan was unable to speak.

Because many things shown on the big screen have been confirmed!

The spoilers above are not fake!

So even though it was hard to believe, Nick Fury had to accept this fact after quickly calming down.

Perhaps there really are some loopholes within S.H.I.E.L.D.

Lu Dan had already made a decision in secret: start with Rumlow, start with that bespectacled agent, and investigate him thoroughly!

If there really are Hydra parasites within S.H.I.E.L.D., he absolutely must find them and expose them.

The only problem is, what about Captain America?

Is Captain America a Hydra?

On this issue, Lu Dan, like Tony, is caught in a dilemma.

On the one hand, they all found it hard to accept this; after all, it was Captain America, the spiritual role model of America, and a national idol.

At the same time, they could not rule out the possibility that Captain America was Hydra.

This is a really perplexing situation.

Manhattan, an unassuming studio apartment.

This is the accommodation that Coulson arranged specifically for Captain America.

Rogers, who was eating in his room, was taken aback.

Rogers suddenly found a large screen appearing out of nowhere in front of him.

"What is this?"

Rogers was immediately captivated by the incredibly cool and unbelievable giant screen.

After a quick check, Rogers didn't find any related projection equipment, and he didn't think much of it.

I think this might be the technology of seventy years from now, much more advanced than the technology of my generation.

It's not strange that I didn't understand it right away.

Rogers didn't think too much about it for the time being and began to focus his attention on the big screen, wanting to see what it was used for.

Whoosh!

soon.

Iron Man, clad in a cool metal shell, makes a dazzling appearance.

This led Rogers to subconsciously believe that the spoilers on the big screen might be a movie.

This leads to further speculation that the large screen might be a television set from this era.

After all, flying and escaping in Iron Man armor is something that only happens in movies.

But Rogers soon realized that he might have been wrong.

His image then appeared on the big screen.

"Was that me?"

"What's going on?"

Rogers frowned slightly, starting to get a little confused.

So, with patience and a lot of questions, I began to carefully watch this spoiler.

The more I looked, the more confused I became.

Rogers was certain that he had never experienced what was happening on the big screen before. Although he didn't know why his own image was appearing, there was no doubt that the image was "fictional."

So, is someone trying to convey some message to me in this way?

Rogers' mind raced with a flurry of thoughts, and he became even more concerned about this inexplicable spoiler.

Rogers couldn't draw any useful conclusions about scepters or secretaries-general for the time being.

But... what the heck is "Hail Hydra"?

Rogers actually shouted "Hail Hydra"?

Rogers was furious; this was an insult to him!

Do you know how much Rogers sacrificed to fight Hydra?

"absurd!"

"This is utterly absurd!"

Rogers couldn't help but let out a snort of anger.

What is this big screen alluding to?

Is he Hydra?

Are you kidding me!

Regardless of who is behind this big screen, it is a blatant insult and provocation to Rogers.

Clang!

Rogers was no longer in the mood for eating. He immediately stood up and began searching the scene carefully.

They were trying to find out where the projector for this strange giant screen was located.

They searched the room thoroughly, practically dug three feet into the ground, but still found nothing.

Rogers couldn't help but frown.

Could it be that S.H.I.E.L.D. hid the projection device in some secret place?

In addition, this is a futuristic technological device that I don't understand, which is why I couldn't find it?

After much deliberation, Rogers could only come to this conclusion.

As for why S.H.I.E.L.D. let him see this strange video, and what the reason behind it was, Rogers had no time to think about it.

In his case, S.H.I.E.L.D. is indeed the prime suspect.

So after some deliberation, Rogers decisively got up and left the accommodation that S.H.I.E.L.D. had arranged for him.

But it was only at this point that Rogers realized that it would be the same even if he left.

That big screen even has a "tracking function".

Wherever Rogers goes, that thing follows!

Moreover, Rogers then realized that, apart from himself, no one else could see the big screen.

It was only then that Rogers realized something was wrong.

Even seventy years from now, such magical technology is unlikely to exist, right?

So all of this actually has nothing to do with S.H.I.E.L.D.?

It wasn't that guy named Coulson who did it?

Am I just overthinking things?

But if that's the case, what's going on with this strange big screen?

Rogers, who had just realized he had been asleep for seventy years and was still not fully recovered, felt increasingly bewildered.

(End of this chapter)