The Aesir actually attacked S.H.I.E.L.D.?

Chapter 80 The Aesir actually attacked S.H.I.E.L.D.?

But despite the complaints, it may seem absurd at first glance.

Nick Fury then began to seriously analyze the possibilities of this incredible event.

After all, braised eggs are not for ordinary people.

As the director of S.H.I.E.L.D., he has witnessed many supernatural events and dealt with many extraordinary individuals.

Werewolves, vampires, witches, magicians, and other beings that seem unbelievable to ordinary people are nothing special to braised eggs.

The idea of ​​a living person being frozen in the Arctic Ocean for seventy years and surviving is naturally more readily accepted than for the average person.

So, can a super soldier modified by a super serum really have such strong vitality?

Is it really possible to survive for seventy years without eating or drinking?

Nick Fury couldn't give a specific answer to this question.

Even S.H.I.E.L.D. has extremely limited knowledge about the super serum.

That's right, it's not just the military trying to replicate the super serum; S.H.I.E.L.D. is actually doing the same thing in secret.

How could someone as particular as a braised egg miss such an opportunity?

It's just a pity.

Even seventy years from now, technology will be far more advanced than during World War II, by countless levels.

But even today, no one has been able to unveil the mystery of that product born in the "old era".

Including S.H.I.E.L.D.!

So that's right, even someone of Lu Dan's status and position has extremely limited knowledge about the Super Serum and Captain America.

Because of this.

Nick Fury was also unable to make an accurate judgment regarding Captain America's "hibernation" as described in the diary.

However, this is not a difficult task for Nick Fury.

At worst, he can send a team to the Arctic Ocean to search for it himself!

To date, although Nick Fury still doesn't quite believe in the diary, he has considered that it has made a series of accurate "predictions" about many extremely secret things.

Nick Fury couldn't completely ignore some of the intelligence mentioned above.

And coincidentally, this is also a perfect opportunity to verify whether this diary is credible or not.

A strange light flashed in Lu Dan's single eye as he made this decision with great pleasure.

"No way?"

"That 'old guy,' he's actually lying in the freezing cold?"

"Waiting to be dug up?"

Tony Stark, inside the luxurious villa, exclaimed in disbelief.

Before Tony Stark revealed in his diary that Captain America hadn't been "dug out" yet, he made a very bold, but also very absurd, guess.

Captain America survived lying in the ice and snow for seventy years!

However, this speculation was so shocking that even Tony Stark himself couldn't believe it.

And now.

Playboy's wildly imaginative speculation has actually been confirmed.

Captain America actually lay in the snow and ice for seventy years.

So all along, the Captain America mentioned in the diary has always been the Captain America that everyone knows.

Instead of another person who received the title of "Captain America".

Case solved!

The true identity of Captain America, who was previously "unknown," was finally revealed at this moment.

"He has been asleep for seventy years and is still alive, which means he is now almost a hundred years old."

"If Captain America were to apply for the Guinness World Record for longest-lived person, he would be a very strong contender."

Tony Stark, who finally learned the truth, couldn't help but make a sarcastic remark.

Wait!

But suddenly, a flash of inspiration struck Tony Stark, causing him to freeze in surprise.

If Captain America, who was presumed to have died seventy years ago, is still alive, then what about the others?

For example... the Winter Soldier!

Tony Stark felt his nerves tightening.

After learning that his parents had been killed by the Winter Soldier, Playboy conducted a thorough and in-depth investigation into the executioner.

But no matter how much we searched, we couldn't find any clues.

The only thing that could be found was that this person's face matched that of someone who died seventy years ago.

But the match result was so outrageous that Tony Stark didn't really take it seriously.

But now Tony Stark realizes that this result is not so outrageous after all.

Some of the people who were presumed dead seventy years ago have indeed survived!

There is a living example right in front of us!

This forced Tony Stark to consider this possibility:

Could the Winter Soldier really be Bucky Barnes?

"Jarvis, conduct a full investigation into Bucky Barnes. I need all the information on him!"

"I'm granting you the highest search privileges!"

Tony Stark immediately gave Jarvis such an order.

However, even if they were to actually assemble, it probably wouldn't be that smooth.

After all, apart from Black Widow and Hawkeye, all the Avengers are highly skilled and arrogant individuals.

Acting alone is fine, but putting them together as a team? That's actually quite difficult.

[Let's not even talk about how they're all at odds with each other; who would actually respect Nick Fury or follow his lead?]

[Just Nick Fury's two subordinates!]

Nick Fury, standing in front of the diary, couldn't help but nod to himself.

He largely agreed with the key issue Zhou Cheng pointed out, as it was indeed a matter that was causing him considerable headaches.

As the director of S.H.I.E.L.D., Nick Fury naturally understands what an efficient and well-organized team configuration looks like.

He can come up with countless combinations for you in no time.

No matter how you combine players, a team full of top-tier players will never be a perfect team.

They might not even be considered a real team.

It was just a bunch of loose sand forcibly gathered together.

If a real problem arises, it's a minor issue if everyone in the team acts independently.

If they start fighting over something like "ranking" in the credits, that would be truly a mess.

So from the very first day he decided to form the Avengers team, Nick Fury understood that the team would need to go through a period of adjustment before it could work together effectively.

However, Nick Fury doesn't have a clear idea of ​​how to work things out.

However, there's no need to rush this. The team's framework hasn't even been set up yet, so there's plenty of time for Lu Dan to gradually resolve this issue.

That's exactly how I remember it.

After Loki attacked the S.H.I.E.L.D. base and stole the Tesseract, Nick Fury immediately assembled the Avengers.

[But what were the Avengers doing at the beginning? They were arguing and blaming each other!]

Stark looks down on Captain America, and Captain America looks down on Stark. These two must have been enemies in a past life, always disliking each other.

Thor, as a god, finds earthlings and mortals utterly ridiculous.

Bruce Banner only wants to do scientific research and doesn't want to get involved in anything else.

The scene was incredibly lively.

If Coulson hadn't been killed by Loki, the Avengers wouldn't have truly united and cooperated so effectively.

"Loki?"

"Loki from the Aesir?"

Nick Fury couldn't help but furrow his brow slightly.

This is also a very famous entity:

The god of mischief, trickery, cunning, or even fire among the Aesir gods.

Of course.

According to the diary, the Aesir were not just a well-known myth, but a real people.

Thor, the God of Thunder from the Aesir, may even join the Avengers in the future, becoming one of the Big Three within the alliance.

And this Loki is Thor's uncle.

Oh no, according to the diary, Loki and Thor's relationship has changed.

He's no longer Thor's uncle, but Thor's brother.

And Loki, who has become an Avenger's brother, will actually infiltrate S.H.I.E.L.D. in the future?

They even stole the Tesseract from S.H.I.E.L.D.?

The Cosmic Cube diary was mentioned before; it says that Big Lu Dan secretly researched weapons based on the Cosmic Cube, and it seems that he eventually succeeded in his research.

Of course, the research into secret weapons hasn't happened yet, so Nick Fury can't judge anything.

But it's undeniable that Satan knows the Tesseract is kept by S.H.I.E.L.D.

This is absolutely outrageous.

That Satan really knows a lot of secrets!

It has to be said that this feeling is really quite unpleasant.

However, Nick Fury can't worry about that for now, since Satan already knows so many secrets.

At this moment, Lu Dan Da Xia once again focused his attention on the latest spoilers.

If what's written in the diary is true, then why did Loki steal the Tesseract?

Furthermore, how would Loki know that the Tesseract was in S.H.I.E.L.D.?

Lu Dan already knew that the Cosmic Cube came from outer space.

It is also known that it contains an enormous amount of energy, and can be regarded as an energy source.

But apart from that, S.H.I.E.L.D. hasn't really figured out what the Tesseract is all about.

However, it seems that even the Aesir have tried to seize it, so the Tesseract must indeed be an extraordinary item.

Even in interstellar space!

It seems I underestimated the extraordinary nature of the Cosmic Cube before.

After a moment of reflection, Nick Fury turned his attention to another important piece of intelligence.

Coulson was killed by Loki!

As mentioned in the diary before, Coulson's killing was one of the "famous scenes" of the Battle of New York.

Lu Dan never expected that Coulson would die at Loki's hands.

From this perspective, Loki was also a participant in the Battle of New York.

Looking at the context, it is clear that the Avengers only joined forces and cooperated sincerely to fight the enemy after Coulson's death.

So the common enemy we're fighting together must be Loki, right?

So, was the Battle of New York just a war between the Avengers and Loki?

While it's not enough to draw this conclusion simply because Loki stole the Tesseract and killed Coulson.

However, this is a possible inference that aligns with all currently known information and fits various puzzle pieces.

The only question is, if Loki is the final boss, isn't he a bit too strong?

After all, Loki's brother, Thor, is an Avenger.

As a result, Thor, as the older brother, needs to team up with the other Avengers to fight his younger brother.

While an older brother isn't necessarily stronger than a younger brother, in mythology, Thor is indeed stronger than Loki.

However, due to a lack of necessary intelligence, Nick Fury was unable to draw any definitive conclusions about what exactly happened.

It was precisely because they fought side by side in the Battle of New York that the Avengers, who were originally a disorganized group, truly came together as a team.

It was precisely because of this war that the Avengers truly emerged and became known throughout the world.

Iron Man, Captain America, Hulk, Thor, and many others have all become national idols.

Only then did Earth truly acquire the power and means to deal with various extraordinary threats.

From this perspective, Loki could be considered to have done a good deed.

"It's Loki!"

"It really was him!"

A glint of light flashed in Nick Fury's single eye.

The idea that Loki was the boss of the Battle of New York was just Nick Fury's speculation.

But this spoiler provides a clear answer.

Although it was not explicitly stated that "Loki launched the Battle of New York".

But looking at the description between the lines and the relationship between the preceding and following text, there is no doubt at all.

Loki was the big boss in the Battle of New York!

"So the Battle of New York was a war Loki started to steal the Tesseract?"

Black Widow, who was almost at S.H.I.E.L.D., finally had everything figured out.

As one of the first two owners to come into contact with the diary, Black Widow paid close attention to the Battle of New York.

There's no other reason than that the diary clearly states that this is a "super war" that will happen soon.

A super war involving God and the use of nuclear weapons!

Black Widow was eager to figure out what was going on.

However, the diary contained far too little specific information, leaving Black Widow with very limited conclusions to draw.

now.

We've finally managed to piece together this crucial piece of information.

However, at the same time, another question increasingly puzzled Black Widow:

What exactly is the Cosmic Cube?

How could a god be so willing to wage a war to seize it?

Can S.H.I.E.L.D. really protect something like this?

This is a super time bomb!

Black Widow felt it was time for S.H.I.E.L.D. to make some changes to its attitude toward the Tesseract!

But for now...

Now that Chief Fury has also obtained the diary, it seems that he doesn't need to worry about this matter anymore.

Thinking of this, Black Widow unconsciously increased the pressure on the accelerator.

(End of this chapter)