"Okay, now you can talk about your plans in detail.
Although the demons you mentioned are considered local demons, it is impossible for me to have full trust in them.
You should know this very well."
Nick Fury said while looking at Constantine who was looking left and right in front of him.
"Of course, I don't trust the devil either.
It doesn't matter whether they are local or out of town, as long as they are demons, I cannot trust them.
But is it really appropriate for you to ask me this question?
I just gave you a feasible plan."
Although Constantine's cynical attitude is quite charming, he is not a likeable guy.
Being cheated is the easiest outcome when dealing with him.
If you are unlucky, it is very common to become a sacrifice of some kind.
"Since you will propose this plan, it means that you definitely have some confidence.
Constantine, I probably know you better than you think."
Nick Fury is quite candid at this time.
If he hadn't pulled out a firearm that didn't look like a simple thing, his frankness might have gained a lot of favor from Constantine.
“This is really a surprising thing.
Are you planning to see if your secret weapon can fatally wound a Nephalem?
I was chosen because I'm a guy with no trouble behind him.
Even if I am seriously injured, I am still the kind of person who is easier to coax?"
Constantine said with contempt.
If he hadn't stretched out a hand that was constantly rubbing his fingers, the effect of this contempt might have been much greater.
Nick Fury understood that what this guy meant was that he would cooperate with this experiment only if he got the benefits first.
So Nick Fury simply put away the gun in his hand.
"This is alien technology, and it's quite effective.
We've tried it with Steve before, and it was enough to injure him.
In other words, my approach is not an experiment, but a threat."
Nick Fury said without politeness at all.
"Okay, okay, I have to admit that the weapon that can hurt Steve can kill me if it hits me.
So let me answer your first question now, those demons have the ability to help Thor and Hela.
But are you ready to pay the price?"
Constantine looked indifferent, and no one knew how much truth there was in what he said.
Maybe it's all true, but any words coming out of Constantine's mouth will make people distrustful.
"They want souls? If I remember correctly, demons like souls, right?
The soul is their currency? And the quality of the soul determines the value of the soul?”
Nick Fury's face was cold, and he didn't look like he was prepared to pay any price.
Although there are many damn guys in this world, Nick Fury can let those guys die without any psychological pressure.
But the way of death is definitely not to let them use it as a bargaining chip in exchange with the devil.
Who knows if those extremely evil people would exchange their souls for something else?
Since they are villains, it would be foolish to expect them to sacrifice themselves for others.
"Don't worry, those demons have even their own homes occupied by more powerful guys now. If they make excessive demands, of course you can refuse.
And didn't Thor say that he didn't need that kind of help?
As long as you contact a good surgeon and help Hela live a normal life, that's enough.
I just don’t know if the doctor you are looking for can repair Hela’s nervous system.”
Constantine spread his hands.
It seems that doing nothing is the best option at this time.
But for Nick Fury, he cannot accept this do-nothing approach to solving the problem.
"If we contact the Burning Hell, what price might we pay?"
Nick Fury still asked about the most dangerous approach.
"If you do this, you might as well contact the higher heaven.
Maybe those archangels will take action for free because the Asgardians have temporarily solved the massacre?"
Constantine's statement seems quite constructive.
But he also knew that Nick Fury would not choose this method.
What is free is the most expensive, this truth is almost engraved in Nick Fury’s bones.
He would rather spend money to get a less-than-perfect result, rather than rely on others' charity.
Gratuitous kindness and indiscriminate love are certainly worthy of admiration, but Nick Fury doesn't believe this.
It's not that he thinks these things don't exist, but that he thinks their existence will make him dependent.
And dependence is impossible for Nick Fury!
That is equivalent to handing over the right to choose to others. When he loses it all, he has also completed his degradation...
"Okay, no more joking.
If you really plan to contact the Burning Hell, my idea is that you should be prepared for the people you take the trouble to save to become your enemies.
Although the demons in the Burning Hell also like conspiracy, they are undoubtedly more rough than the local demons.
As for the method, I do have a way to open the portal to the Burning Hell, but you guys probably won't be able to get there.
Just like your soul was injured by Bulcaisu, there are many kinds of demons in the Burning Hell, and there are many who can do this."
There was a rare seriousness in Constantine's eyes, these are all words from the bottom of his heart!
"What are the chances of me being turned into a demon?
Or is it true that human will cannot defeat the corruption of the Burning Hell?"
This is what Nick Fury wants to know most.
If you say who is the strongest in the world, the answers may be varied.
But when it comes to who has the best will, Nick Fury is definitely on the list!
This man's nerves may be harder than steel!
"Don't try to do this.
It is impossible for humans to defeat the corruption of the Burning Hell with their own will.
This is something even famous angels cannot do."
The meaning of Constantine's warning was very clear.
It was Yizuer he was talking about!
An angel cannot even tell what he is in the end, but that itself represents the existence of positive rules.
Even the conflict of rules cannot prevent him from falling into the abyss. Can Nick Fury still do it?
"Humanity has infinite possibilities."
"But it is only a matter of time before humans become corrupted and become demons. That is irreversible.
It doesn’t even have anything to do with will!
To be continued...