The giant of light in the marvel world

As expected, Nick Fury kept his promise. The agent responsible for picking up Richard arrived early the next morning, and he was considered an old face to him. Grant Ward, SHIELD level 6 agent, fighting master, field elite, operations expert, HYDRA 25th kid (cross out this sentence).

Agent Ward still had a straight face when he appeared this time, but his attitude softened somewhat when facing Richard. Richard speculated that this might be related to the fact that he saved his life from the alien beast last time.

Without further ado, Richard directly picked up a bag of luggage that had already been packed and followed Agent Ward directly onto the Quinjet. The two sat down and fastened their seat belts, and the pilot took off without saying a word. A few seconds after leaving the ground, the Quinjet's external optical components opened, the stealth device was activated and it disappeared into the blue sky.

This is the first time Richard has seen the invisible black technology of SHIELD in person. He remembers that this technology seems to be only mastered by SHIELD in the world. The U.S. military has been jealous of this stealth technology for many years, and has tried every means to put pressure on Fury to hand over the key to the technology, but he has no other special skills, except that he is not soft or hard. If you don’t eat, you won’t even be able to talk to the president when he comes. So in the end, the military had no choice but to give up and acquiesce to the status quo of SHIELD possessing cutting-edge technology.

"It's pretty impressive." Richard commented unstintingly as he watched the Quinjet's wings disappear into the sky through the window, "Your Aegis is indeed something real."

Agent Ward sat next to him and explained expressionlessly: "Aegis's stealth technology is the best in the world, and the design of the Quinjet is still in the conceptual stage in most countries in the world."

"It's pretty good." Richard nodded, but then said, "But actually I have a more powerful one."

Agent Ward didn't refute, but looking at his expression, it was obvious that he thought he was talking nonsense.

Richard doesn't mind, he just knows how good he is. If he pulled out Stone Wings to compete with them, he would probably shock the jaws of all SHIELD experts in the aerospace field.

(The Wings of Stone are the exclusive aircraft of the fittest ones in Nexus. They can repair the injuries of the fittest ones and fly at extremely high speeds, far exceeding any aircraft known on earth)

The Quinjet's speed is one of the best on the planet, and it only takes a while to fly to New Mexico. During the flight, Richard unhurriedly opened his luggage bag, took out a bag of potato chips that had been prepared, and ate it with relish. The crisp chewing sound of puffed food echoed in the cabin for a while.

Agent Ward glanced at him sideways, but finally said nothing.

Richard is probably the first person in history to leisurely eat potato chips on a Quinjet.

Richard handed a piece to Agent Ward: "Want one?"

Ward waved his hand: "No need. We usually don't eat before missions."

"Let me tell you, you are too nervous, Agent Ward. Being nervous all day long is not good for the human body." Richard leaned back in his seat and chewed potato chips crisply. "Especially for those who often suffer from People who live double lives.”

Agent Ward felt a thump in his heart, and he naturally realized something deep in his heart - wasn't it him who was talking about the double life?

Some people are excellent SHIELD agents on the surface, but secretly they are Hydra, and they even receive double their monthly salary!

But Agent Ward's acting skills are not limited. With his Oscar-level acting skills, if he had not revealed his identity, no one, including the audience, would have been able to guess that he was actually a Hydra spy. Ward glanced at Richard casually: "How do you say that?"

"You're a spy, aren't you?" Richard shook the half-eaten potato chips in his hand, "So you must often have to do some undercover work, right?"

Oh, I see. Ward felt a little relieved, but he still didn't let down his guard. He shook his head: "I am a soldier, not a spy. I am usually only responsible for operations - sneaking in, finding the target, killing it accurately, and then getting out immediately. But I am not suitable to be a spy because I am not good at pretending to be someone other than myself. .”

Ward said it so sincerely that Richard almost believed it.

Almost.

Huh, you have no acting skills? If you say this, are you afraid that you want the Oscar winner to be embarrassed to death on the spot every year?

"Really?" Richard pretended to be surprised, looked him up and down, and said seriously, "I think you are actually quite suitable. Maybe you just haven't realized your potential yet."

Ward was secretly surprised and thought to himself, could there be something about my disguise that wasn't good enough? He asked calmly: "Oh? Why do you think so?"

"I don't have to say it, it's just a feeling." Richard nodded seriously, "I think you look like a spy, it's natural. Have you seen 007? Do you know James Bond? Brother, you It’s simply a real-life version of 007.”

Ward: "@#\u0026amp;!%"

God looks like a spy! Why didn't you say that I was born with a face that looks like a teenager's and that I look like I'm going to rebel?

But this alerted Ward. He has been undercover in SHIELD for so many years, and no one has ever mentioned this to him. Is this guy just talking casually and by chance, or does he really know something?

If it's the latter, that's a big deal. Secrecy and concealment are the most important tasks of Hydra at this stage, and no mistakes can be made.

Ward murmured in his heart, but his face still had that serious and rigid expression. He glanced sideways at Richard and was thinking about how to test a few words, but he saw that Richard had already finished the bag of potato chips, clapped his hands and slowly took out another bag of puffs from the bag. .

Ward stared at Richard's bulging luggage bag for a moment, and couldn't help but wonder what was stuffed inside.

Everyone was nervous about the hammer, but it turned out that this guy was the only one who seemed to have flown here specially for a vacation. Oh no, he even gets consulting fees, can you believe that he can also get extra money for a vacation?

Ward asked casually, seemingly casually: "I heard that you also have superpowers when you are not turning into a giant?"

"So be it." Richard tore open the puffs and handed another one to Ward out of politeness, but as expected, he was rejected by the other party.

Ward asked, "So what are your powers? I mean, besides super strength?"

Richard chewed his puffs and looked at the ceiling and thought for a while.

"Super strength, super speed, clairvoyance, telekinesis, teleportation, super jumping ability. Then I think about it, there is also telepathy, which is what you usually call mind reading."

Agent Ward almost jumped out of his seat and pulled out his gun.

I'm a Hydra spy and I've been so good at acting with you until now, and you're telling me you can read minds? ? ?

(Thanks to book friends Li Hanqi, Huo Mushi, and Star Boundary Glory for their rewards!)

I recommend a new book written by a friend, "Zhutian Gaowu Chat Group". Book friends who like chat groups can take a look.