He's in Marvel, working behind the scenes.

This shows that they don't care about the consequences of doing so, and only care about their own interests.

But Fury knew very well that this was a critical moment and he had to stay calm. If anger clouded his judgment, a conflict between the U.S. military and the Vongola family would be unavoidable, and the hard-won working relationship would be broken.

Thinking of this, he took a deep breath and said to Hill, "Immediately notify the Ministry of Defense and demand that they cease this military operation. At the same time, contact Maria for me!"

"learn!"

After hearing Hill's voice from the other end, Fury breathed a slight sigh of relief, only to hear Talbot's disgusted voice.

“Two minutes left. If you can’t convince Maria, I’ll order the army to open fire.” Talbot wore a comfortable smile, as if he expected Fury to be in trouble.

"Do you know that if I get the short end of the stick, you're all finished!" Fury said unhappily.

Talbert took it as a casual remark and didn't take it seriously at all, letting the man laugh even more heartily, and showed him the hour hand of his watch, "There's still one and a half minutes left."

"OMG Fuck!"

Fury immediately cursed and was about to say something to Talbot when Hill's voice came through the earpiece, "No one answered the Department of Defense phone, but we got in touch with Maria!"

Fury's heart sank; he immediately knew this was no longer a simple matter of Maria abusing her power for personal gain. The White House or the military also wanted to get involved.

As for the reason, it is probably the extraordinary power displayed by the Vongola family.

For many years, the United States has been committed to replicating Captain America's miracle and creating super soldiers.

To this end, they sponsored a lot of military equipment research funds for the Osborn Group, and the military has also been researching super soldier serum. The big green thing at the beginning of the year was an accidental result of military experiments.

Therefore, it is no longer possible to stop this military operation through the military.

"One minute left!"

Fury looked at the smug Talbot, took a deep breath, and said, "Transfer the call immediately."

The signal beeped twice, followed by the voice of an unfamiliar woman.

"Hello, Ms. Maria, I am the director of S.H.I.E.L.D..."

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

Before Fury could finish speaking, the person on the other end interrupted, "I'm sorry, I've never heard of this department. If you are an official organization, please apply through the formal process and my assistant will arrange the schedule."

After saying that, he hung up the phone.

Fury looked incredulous, feeling an urge to follow the Wi-Fi network to find the other person and beat them up.

"Frey, it's time."

Talbert pointed to the hands of his watch and smiled.

Fury's expression changed drastically, and he quickly advised, "Talbot, don't do anything stupid, you'll die!"

"Please have our Director Fury rest in the back." Talbot ignored Fury, had him taken away, and then looked seriously at the Vongola family. "Not a single one has surrendered. Oh well, that was expected. Open fire!"

"BOOM BOOM BOOM!!!"

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One is a small account that tries to block certain shady advertisements; it comes every day and is impossible to guard against.

Secondly, some people deliberately create alternate accounts to smear others.

Thirdly, there are some readers with mental problems.

This isn't directed at all readers, but rather at those who simply can't understand the thought process.

I just don't understand. The protagonist's personality was already clearly stated in the third chapter. Some people criticize the protagonist for being a saint, some criticize the protagonist for being heartless and emotionless. The funniest thing is that a bunch of people, whether they are bad at Chinese or doing it on purpose, post comments that make people laugh, and even come to teach me how to write a book.

If you say I wrote something toxic, or that I'm feeding the readers with plot ideas, then feel free to criticize me.

But is it because of the protagonist's personality or stance that people are criticizing him?

What else could you be but someone with a problem in their brain?

With so many books on Qidian, what kind of protagonist can't you find? Just find the type you like, right?

If you really can't find one you like, you can pay a big shot to write a custom story!

Come and spew your saliva here?

Knowing that poop tastes bad, why would you still eat it?

If I had kept the protagonist's personality hidden until later, that would be one thing. But the problem is that I revealed the protagonist's personality in the third chapter, and people still follow to the latest chapter to criticize the protagonist's personality. What kind of nonsense is this?

There were also a bunch of people who taught me books.

I want to ask you, do you deserve it?

……

I had asked the operations manager to help manage my reading of the book reviews for a few days, and today I'm seeing a bunch of scathing comments. I'm a bit annoyed.

I've already told him to ban and delete similar posts as soon as he sees them, in order to minimize the impact on normal readers.

Finally, let's talk about combat strength.

I've already made my point about the combat power. Everyone has their own interpretation of Hamlet, not to mention works with flawed or contradictory settings. Everyone has different opinions, so please refer to this book for the most accurate and comprehensive analysis.

If there are any objections, I'll just cite the Marvel comic book setting as an example. Anyway, this book is mainly based on the movies, with the comics as a secondary focus, and I've also made changes to a lot of the movie and TV series content.

Few Japanese manga can compare to the settings in Marvel comics. If you feel that your favorite character's performance in a fight against a Marvel character doesn't meet your expectations, go and check out that character's comic book portrayal and backstory. I believe that will make you feel more balanced and even satisfied.

If anyone is still dissatisfied, they can refute it by citing the original work's portrayal or setting, instead of throwing around all sorts of labels.

Moreover, even in the movie versions, I've noticed that many people underestimate the strength of the heroes in Marvel movies.

These readers probably only saw the movie.

If you're familiar with Marvel's spin-off TV series, you'll know how prestigious the Avengers are.

Marvel Earth isn't just about superheroes like the Avengers; there are many other superheroes involved in crime and crime-solving.

In Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., Death Warrior can pull a car back and forth at high speed, but even Captain America can't match that level of physical ability. The Punisher is known in the story as a one-man army; it's common for him to single-handedly take down entire gangs.

In the Defenders, Luke, Jessica, Daredevil, Iron Fist, and other characters are all capable of taking on an entire army single-handedly.

Even Bullseye, an FBI agent, was just an ordinary person with good marksmanship. When he was ambushed by gangsters with dozens of layers of firepower, he was able to easily deal with them with a pistol.

But these people don't even meet the strength requirements to join the Avengers in the movies.

In S.H.I.E.L.D., Hydra captures Inhumans and people with superpowers everywhere to conduct experiments, but when they encounter the Avengers, they can only run away or even hide underground, completely helpless.

In movies like Ant-Man, Spider-Man, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., The Defenders, and other TV series, it has been mentioned that the Avengers are not on the same level as ordinary superhuman warriors.

If you still don't understand, let's start with the data on Iron Man's armor.

His Mark II can outrun the latest supersonic fighter jets in service with the United States, its defenses can withstand Gatling guns and small missiles, it has artificial intelligence to quickly handle various emergencies, and Iron Man's own brain can always quickly grasp the situation.

The War Machine that Rhodey stole was the Mark 22 model. The Battle of New York took place after that, and Iron Man's armor had already been upgraded to around level 40 or something similar.

However, this model of Iron Man armor was constantly outpaced by the Chitauri soldiers who were riding on their aircraft.

The Chitauri's guns can blast large craters in the ground, instantly pierce the roof and undercarriage of a bus and leave a crater in the ground, and send a car flying with a single shot. Their physical abilities are close to those of Captain America.

Such an army was slaughtered by the Avengers; are they not strong?

However, Rocket Raccoon called this army the worst in the universe, and later Ultron's robots and Thanos's army were stronger than the Chitauri.

Thanos's five minions were enough to overpower the Hulkbuster armor, rendering him immobile.

When I was watching the movie, I saw many people in the comments section asking why the human army didn't come.

What use is an army to ordinary people when faced with such an army?

Apart from long-range missiles and artillery saturation attacks, soldiers can't hit anyone at all; coming here is just suicide.

Don't assume that Winter Soldier, Falcon, Hawkeye, and Black Widow are weak just because they didn't perform as well as other heroes in the Avengers. It's because the other heroes are too strong.

Thor can withstand the power of a planet, Captain Marvel has limitless energy, Iron Man's Model 80 armor with its laser cannon can easily shatter the armor of interstellar warships and clash with the Infinity Stones, and Captain America's shield is uniquely capable of withstanding attacks that can destroy planets. Vision and Scarlet Witch are even more formidable.

It's fair to say that if the director hadn't deliberately arranged it, Thanos would never have been able to snap his fingers in the movie.

However, Marvel has the concept of destiny, and Thanos's success might be because he was favored by the universe and became the chosen one. Let's see if the Marvel movies will fill in the gaps in the story!

……

Some people have over-mythologized the Ancient One, believing that she is almost omniscient and omnipotent.

If she's that amazing, how come she couldn't predict Thanos coming to steal the Infinity Stones?

How could anyone not have predicted that Doctor Strange would send the Avengers back in time to borrow the Infinity Stones?

The Ancient One was able to discover the protagonists because they were time travelers, and Earth had a Sanctuary barrier that could sense spatial fluctuations.

Furthermore, she can indeed detect crises by observing the future.

But that was just a well-known event.

The future she can see is the future that only her own eyes can see. She can discover how the future will develop by looking at herself or the people standing in front of her, but she cannot know what everyone in a certain future timeline did.

She can travel through the multiverse and see the entire universe, but she cannot see what happens inside the multiverse. She must enter that universe and witness it with her own eyes to see it.

Don't treat her like a multiverse god.

The scenario you've speculated about, where Rune King Thor in the comics merges with the universe and becomes a being similar to the Tao, can only be achieved in a state of selflessness; he cannot do this outside of that state.

Chapter Forty-Seven: The Bizarre War

Missiles flew and cannons roared, obscuring the entire palace with modern firepower.

Barton, standing at the palace entrance, instinctively looked for cover, but seeing that the Vongola family members were all standing calmly in place, showing no intention of dodging, he immediately realized something and his eyes widened.

Do they not even consider this level of saturation attack a threat?

But this idea was rejected as the artillery fire fell, the palace was reduced to rubble, and members of the Vongola family screamed as they were blown away or buried in the collapse.

Damn, so these guys are all incompetent but pretending to be cool.

Barton was so angry he wanted to curse, but the situation was extremely dangerous, and his desire to save lives outweighed his desire to curse. Instinctively, he grabbed Yamamoto Takeshi, who was blocking their way, and pulled them outside, shouting, "Quick, find somewhere to hide!"