Chapter 96 On How Strong Are Those Who Are Cursed by Knowledge 5/5
Anxi agreed very much with Fury's words. Hydra did grow "under Fury's nose", there is no doubt about it.
Really right under your nose.
Even Fury played a big help in it - if Fury wants to make money, he has to apply for funds. If he applies for funds, he must use them on the surface, otherwise it will be difficult to explain. This means that within S.H.I.E.L.D.
Hydra can get a steady stream of funds!
It is conceivable that Fury's ability to misappropriate funds and make false accounts is top-notch, and his ability to apply for funds is also top-notch!
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It can be seen from this that why Alexander Pierce, the previous director of S.H.I.E.L.D., promoted Fury to director against all objections, instead of choosing a confidant of Hydra... There is no such talent in Hydra!
Another best thing is that Fury is still an absolute enemy of Hydra, and he has not yet been able to discover the equivalent of Hydra within, which means that he has put a natural protective umbrella on Hydra.
Who would suspect that an organization led by Hydra's sworn enemy is composed entirely of Hydra?
"Agent Romanoff, I need you to make a rough assessment of their current strength. Your help will arrive the day after tomorrow at the latest...if you need it?" Fury asked.
"No, more people will be conspicuous, and there are still too few people you can send who are capable enough that they will not get in the way." Natasha decisively refused, and her words revealed her disdain for the rest of Fury's men.
Agent's disdain.
"At least there are a few, such as Barton, Coulson..." Fury used practical actions to explain what it means to be a handful.
"So you're going to send both of them here? Stop making trouble. Not to mention Clint is performing other tasks. Once Coulson comes over, things will immediately turn into chaos on your side, right?" Natasha complained.
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"Poor Colson, the last time I saw him, I felt that his hairline was in danger. Only such an honest person would be fooled by you into doing everything for no pay!"
Anxi on the side fell into deep thought after hearing this. If you think about it carefully, it seems that in the original plot, Coulson is indeed a perfect fit for the role of "Furry has a brick in his hand, and wherever it is missing, he can move it wherever it is missing", and basically every time traveler goes to New York.
He was the first person I dealt with afterward.
Therefore, Phil Coulson naturally earned the title "Traveler of Flowing Water, Coulson of Iron" and became one of the "Iron-Strike" series of time travellers.
Also in this series are Hannah Abbott in "Harry Potter", and ____ (fill in the blank), etc.
So, it turns out that Coulson's premature baldness was due to too much work?
If the baldness is caused by genetic congenital inheritance, there is really no way to save it except hair transplantation. But if it is caused by staying up late the day after tomorrow, this situation can be cured!
If we get a powerful hair lotion or something, wouldn't it be possible to easily poach Fury's most effective assistant, Coulson?
Anxi thought to herself.
"No, it's too troublesome to research powerful hair tonics. It's better to poach Captain America and give him the opportunity to take photos and sign autographs with Coulson in person.
The most important thing is that I don’t know the knowledge about hair tonic. Who in the original Marvel series will know this aspect clearly? Hair tonic should be in the direction of biology and chemistry? The strongest in these two aspects should be...
Bruce Banner?”
Anxi began to seriously consider whether to find Bruce Banner and let him develop a powerful hair tonic. This product to save the middle-aged hair crisis will undoubtedly be sold all over the world!
So who says Anxi is a lunatic? Occasionally Anxi will still have some ideas to benefit mankind... Don’t mention how frequent this is and whether he will implement it, just say whether he does!
wrong.
Anxi thought about it for a while, and another name came to mind.
Tony Stark!
Although Teacher Tony is not involved in the research of biological enhancement subjects, it is impossible to think about it. The shock-absorbing performance of his Mark armor alone has destined that its biological aspects have definitely reached the pinnacle level.
According to the settings, Tony is just an ordinary person, but how good is the shock-absorbing performance of the Mark armor he wears?
It was only a few centimeters thick at most and was close to the body. He was hit by an anti-aircraft gun and fell to the ground while flying at high speed in the air, but Tony was not hurt at all and didn't even get dizzy!
Of course, compared to other properties, the shock-absorbing performance of the Mark armor is just trivial. After all, in the original work, there was also an outrageous thing like Captain America's shield, which had its own taunting properties so that the enemy could only attack it.
Instead of hitting Captain America's legs, it can also automatically switch between the two modes of perfect absorption of kinetic energy and perfect rebound of kinetic energy when needed!
If we say that sound-absorbing steel purely absorbs kinetic energy, then when Captain America throws this shield, it is destined to be impossible for the shield to bounce back, because of the interaction that the shield encounters when it collides with any object.
The force will be absorbed, and it is impossible for the so-called "perfect aerodynamics" to cause random bullets all over the enemy, and finally return to the hands of the US team!
When the little spider saw this scene, he complained that it was completely unreliable. The genius brain said that this was definitely not physics or aerodynamics!
This explanation is not as reliable as directly adding an "automatic regression" function. Anyway, it already has its own ridicule, so what's the point of adding another one?
And if this thing doesn't absorb kinetic energy, when Captain America first chose this shield, Captain Carter fired a pistol at the shield one after another. The bullets hit the shield but were not bounced away. All the kinetic energy was absorbed and turned into a shield.
The lump of metal fell straight to the ground.
Then in Avengers 1, there was a scene when the US team used a shield to catch Mjolnir. The shock wave rushed directly to the surroundings and almost destroyed a forest. At this time, it bounced back perfectly!
Of course, reasonable speculation can be made in this case. For example, sound-absorbing steel can only absorb kinetic energy within a certain range. After exceeding this range, it will show perfect rebound properties. This explanation seems reasonable at first glance, except
It is necessary to consider that the force of Captain America throwing the shield and even the action of Natasha stepping on the shield and jumping up are considered to be greater than the kinetic energy of the bullet...
However, this is not the most outrageous thing.
The most outrageous thing is the "ignoring inertia" problem of the Mark armor.
To be precise, Tony, who was in the middle of it, ignored the problem of inertia.
It's still the same example where Tony was hit by a cannonball from the air and fell down when he first started experimenting with the Mark Armor... During supersonic flight, he was suddenly hit by a cannonball and stopped, so the shock absorption was treated as if Tony was using it on the Mark Armor.
A technology similar to sound-absorbing steel solved it perfectly, but Tony was still fine in this sudden stop!
Are these fucking ordinary people?
Therefore, there are only two possibilities. First, Tony has a superhuman level of physical fitness, which is higher than that of Captain America.
Second, Tony solved the inertia problem!
This is the most outrageous, but based on what Tony has done, it doesn't seem impossible. He can knock out a cold fusion miniature reactor in a cave...
Only by doing this kind of thing can one be qualified to be called a "person cursed by knowledge", right?
