Luke is gone.
This time, he left after saying some harsh words to Phil.
Of course, Phil was just the messenger who delivered these "harsh words", and the person who received the "harsh words" was still Nick Fury.
Now that Luke has information about Garrett, he is definitely capable of doing something on his own.
If Nick Fury doesn't want to encounter any accidents, he must accept Beidou's strong "investment", otherwise his plan to clean up Hydra will face big accidents.
At the same time, he will also receive a negative buff of "collective favorability -10" from all members of the Bat Squad.
After receiving the information sent back by Phil and hearing the name Garrett, Nick Fury's heart was filled with shock.
But before long, he began to consider Beidou's conditions.
If someone else had made this threat, the director might not have cared.
There are so many people who threaten him, and more than a hundred people have said they would cut off his head and use it as a toilet, but he is still alive and well.
But Batman and Beidou agreed that the amount was different.
After the battle in New York, he had learned a lot of information from Tony and his men.
Three of them had the heaviest portions.
The first is the "cannon-killing" sniper with super high accuracy.
As long as this kind of person has enough support, he can kill most people, including those with super powers, with one shot from dozens of kilometers away, and can even send a group of people around him to the sky at the same time.
No one dares to ignore this super killer.
The second is the top-notch tactical commander.
Although he did not have a highlight performance in the New York battle, Nick Fury felt a very familiar "formula" from the actions of the Bat-Team.
If it really is who he thinks it is, then the Bat-Team will be ten times more terrifying than the Avengers - especially when it comes to killing.
The third is Beidou.
Beidou's performance in the war was also not outstanding, but Nick Fury attached great importance to him.
The reason is simple.
At the critical moment of the Battle of New York, the scepter was the only key to saving the earth.
Catwoman became an escort in his presence, and Batman handed the scepter to Beidou to close the dimensional gate.
For someone like Nick Fury, what you say is not important, what you do is what matters most.
Based on this alone, he dared to say that Batman's trust in Beidou was higher than that in Catwoman.
This kind of trust is not only about character, but also about strength.
Batman believed that Beidou would never be killed by the Chitauri's concentrated fire when closing the space gate.
This only shows that Beidou's combat effectiveness is beyond imagination.
Beidou is a man with extremely strong combat power and particularly dark hands. Does Nick Fury dare to treat him as Batman
Of course not.
Everyone knows that Batman has a bottom line when it comes to doing things.
But the biggest feature of Beidou's several appearances is... if there is a disagreement, he will kill everyone.
From more than a hundred mercenaries, to a large number of experimental subjects, to the overwhelming Chitauri army, this man never talked nonsense and killed them all.
For such a person, delaying tactics are ineffective because the other party does not give him the right to refuse.
Giving them the intelligence is just a means of "buying tickets first".
After the fight, will Nick Fury go to Beidou for justice? God knows who this guy is.
If it weren't for the imminent threat of Hydra, the director would definitely consider how to deal with the Bat Squad.
This small team of only a dozen people is no weaker than Hydra, but they have not been used to do bad things.
But having the power to kill anyone is the original sin.
Thinking of this, Nick Fury made up his mind to make sure that Beidou and Batman joined the operation to eliminate Hydra.
First, this will allow Hydra to focus on the Bat-Team instead of rashly attacking S.H.I.E.L.D.
At least when they thought they were not exposed, SHIELD was their best hiding place and backup.
Second, if both sides fight each other, it doesn't matter how many people die. Only then can the Avengers maintain the balance of power on Earth.
Nick Fury, who looked black on the outside but had an even blacker heart, quickly made up his mind. The only thing left was how to make the two sides fight each other.
Phil and Batman have a good personal relationship. Both of them are "sacrificed" people, so they can work together to carry out a cleansing of S.H.I.E.L.D.
For those members who are extremely suspicious, just let them be "missed" when they are on field duty, and then follow the clues to find out the Hydra members within S.H.I.E.L.D.
As long as more than 80% of Hydra members can be eliminated, the remaining people will never have a chance to turn things around.
Nick Fury will use his authority as director to crush them into dust bit by bit.
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The next day at noon, Phil and Luke met at a fast food restaurant in DC.
When Phil arrived, Luke was already waiting there and had ordered a bunch of food.
The two of them completed the agreement while eating.
Of course, the only conversation between the two was "the boss agreed", "happy cooperation", and "I will accompany you and keep both parties in effective communication at all times".
Anyone who heard it would just think it was an ordinary work meeting and no sensitive words were involved.
These words were indeed just a formality, but Phil felt that it was awkward for two grown men to say nothing and just eat.
After lunch, Luke took Phil to his car.
Phil was informed before he came that he could not bring any S.H.I.E.L.D. equipment, including cars.
After getting into Luke's car and looking at it for a moment, he sighed, "Your car can't possibly fly, can it?"
Batman has a "yacht" that can dive, so it's not surprising that Beidou has a flying car.
In fact, Phil himself owns a flying Laura, so some of the modifications to this car made him suspicious.
Luke: "No, this car is a land vehicle. Its advantages are protection and firepower."
Phil understood.
Resistant to beatings + able to beat others, a perfect combination.
Luke threw a cell phone over: "Our special communication tool. We need to prepare some things for you first, and then give you some temporary training."
Phil took the phone and asked curiously, "What training?"
Luke: "Training to make you less likely to die."
Phil: … Can you please stop bringing this up? I didn't want to get stabbed.
Is it difficult for the second prince of Asgard to stab an earthling? Obviously not.
If anyone else had been in Phil's position, the chances of being stabbed would have been more than 90%.
The only people who can hold Loki down with a hammer are Thor and Hulk.
Others, including Selina and Luke, were able to successfully deal with Loki because the other party underestimated them and they were able to launch a surprise attack.
If it happens again, the second prince won’t be fooled so easily.
Luke took Phil to an abandoned factory on the outskirts of DC and gave him a set of armor.
Considering the nature of Phil's job, the protection of this set of armor is not particularly outstanding, but its concealment and mobility are excellent.
Seeing Phil stretching his hands and legs, Luke reminded him, "You can take it off after playing with it. You have a lot of time to actually operate it recently, so you should practice first."
Phil did as he was told.
He is a veteran agent, not a kid, and he never slacks off when doing his job.