Natasha's Secretary

Chapter 127 Natasha's Secretary

"Ivan Vanke, okay, no problem." Coulson immediately agreed when he heard Tony had a request. If there was an investigation, shouldn't the progress of the investigation be communicated? It's reasonable for him to come and take a look around whenever he has nothing to do.

It would even be reasonable to have Hawkeye come in in his place; the more times he wanders around, the more clues he'll eventually find.

"Then let me know if you find him. Didn't you guys get the T-virus too? That guy should be called Rumlow, right?" Tony said Rumlow's name directly, because it would be too fake for him to pretend that he hadn't investigated at all.

Coulson, without blushing, followed up the conversation, saying, "Yes, Rumlow's agent rank has been promoted. In addition to still being the captain of the emergency special forces, he also serves as the deputy head of the operations department, making him practically my superior."

It seems Rumlow is doing better and better. The matter of contacting Rumlow has been handed over to Jarvis. Unless there is interesting news, Jarvis will not bother Tony. Tony is indeed not very clear about Rumlow's current situation.

"Go investigate Ivan Vanko's whereabouts. He should be at Hammer Industries now. Find his location. I think we can still reach an agreement on many things," Tony said, offering Coulson a glimpse of hope.

Coulson nodded, then, estimating that it was about time, he prepared to leave.

"Okay, I hope our cooperation will come soon. I won't bother you any longer today." After saying that, Coulson turned and left, this time going straight out the door without doing anything.

Tony didn't want to go back to pack up the materials and carry heavy bags, so he asked Jarvis to connect to Stark Industries' monitoring system to check on Otto's experimental progress.

Otto has already begun assembling the miniature arc reactor and has even completed several versions, but he is not satisfied with the energy output power and has been trying new materials in an attempt to achieve the most satisfactory results.

With Jarvis handling most of the computational work, Otto was much more relaxed and did not involve other researchers in the experiment.

The entire production process relied on myself and a large number of flexible robotic arms. Flexible robotic arms were installed in every corner of the laboratory, and they all twisted back and forth like snakes.

If the lights are turned off, the robotic arms moving back and forth throughout the room will cause any unsuspecting person to have their SAN value reset to zero, thinking they've seen something indescribable.

"This snake-like mechanical arm looks familiar, but I can't quite place it. I don't think I've seen it in any Marvel movies." After thinking for a while, Tony couldn't remember and simply gave up trying to recall. Maybe he'd seen it in some horror movie, like Anaconda or something.

Tony then asked Jarvis about the company and was told that the company was developing steadily, the stock price was rising steadily, and his life as a billionaire was very stable.

Just as Tony was feeling pleased, Wesker knocked on the door from the outside.

"Come in." Tony was very satisfied with Wesker, or rather, Tony was very satisfied with the laborers who made money for him and worked for him. Moreover, they themselves were unaware that Tony had unconsciously instilled in them an absolute sense of loyalty, and that they would never betray him.

"What's up, Wesker?" Tony asked Wesker.

Wesker got straight to the point: "Agent Coulson from S.H.I.E.L.D. just visited, which reminded me of a time when an S.H.I.E.L.D. agent went undercover in the lab. I felt it was necessary to report this to you."

"An undercover agent for S.H.I.E.L.D.? I hope I didn't kill him. Just keep him alive; we can use him as leverage to sell to S.H.I.E.L.D. later."

Tony isn't some kind of psychopath who kills for pleasure. As long as his own interests aren't threatened, Tony can be a good person.

Upon hearing Tony's words, Wesker showed a troubled expression, then said, "He's not dead, but there's been a problem with the boss's experiment."

Tony asked curiously, "What does this have to do with the boss's experiment?"

Wesker explained, "At the time, the big boss happened to be short of a lab assistant or lab material, so he gave that undercover agent to the big boss. Of course, I reminded the big boss not to cause any deaths."

Using undercover agents as experimental subjects is not Wesker's fault. Tony gave his approval. During the last S.H.I.E.L.D. or Hydra invasion, everyone except Rumlow became test subjects. The T03 products made now are basically from that batch of materials. After all, Hydra has very high standards for selecting people. They are all strong and healthy, making it much easier to enhance them.

However, Tony also began to wonder what could be making Wesker so hesitant. Could it be that he had developed some new form of the T-virus?

"Did their genes break down, or did they turn into zombies?"

Wesker thought for a moment and felt that simply saying it wouldn't give Tony a direct understanding, so he simply said, "I'll have her come to see you."

After saying that, Wesker called out to the door, "Secretary Natasha, come in."

As Wesker shouted, the office door opened again, and Tony saw Natasha, the Black Widow, whom he had only seen in movies before (last time he could only vaguely see her since she was still wearing a full leather suit).

She has a signature head of long, wavy, burgundy hair, deep green eyes, well-defined features, and a tall, slender figure.

More importantly, Natasha was wearing a very short business suit at this time, with her long legs covered by black stockings.

The neckline of her suit jacket was also kept as low as possible, the headlights were very dazzling with their high beams on, and she even wore glasses, which added to her charm. It was very much in line with Tony's interests, and Tony thought that Wesker had dressed her up on purpose.

"Boss, hello, I'm your secretary, Natasha. I will provide you with impeccable service."

"Is your service legitimate?" Tony felt like he wasn't on a Marvel set, but in a Japanese film studio, a low-budget one, or maybe on the American set of the opening scene of FBI Warning.

"I'll provide whatever you need," Natasha replied seductively, her eyes slightly glazed over, as if she were a little high.

"What's going on?" Tony finally realized something was wrong.

Wesker could only explain, "The big boss discovered that his brain mutated after being infected with the T-virus. In addition to improvements in intelligence, or more precisely, in logical and computational abilities, he also gained a kind of mind control ability."

Tony nodded and said, "I know that. Jarvis reported it to me. But isn't so-called mind control supposed to be extremely complicated to operate? It's more like they've found a way to invade minds. To truly control someone requires very complex steps. Hasn't the big boss been researching that all along?"

"Yes, this time too. The boss originally wanted to see if he could get some information out of her. After all, she's an agent; maybe she knows something interesting." Wesker tried to find a suitable excuse for the boss.

"Then please tell me, how did a special agent turn into such a delectable sight?" While the two were talking, Natasha stood to the side with her eyes vacant, looking like a lovesick woman.

"Clearly, the Big Boss's experiment failed. Natasha's original consciousness has seeped into the depths of her consciousness, and the Big Boss can only piece together the remaining exposed memories to temporarily create a normal personality."

"You call this a normal personality? You've been watching too many adult films, boss!"

Wesker explained, "It's probably because she has some fragments of that memory. The result of piecing them together is indeed a bit surprising, but I think you should be interested, boss."

After a moment of silence, Tony said to Wesker, "Wesker, you can go out now. I'm going to interrogate this S.H.I.E.L.D. mole properly."