American comics: Becoming the god of technology from Osborn

Chapter 97 Captain America, open your eyes, I am...

Washington, S.H.I.E.L.D. Triskelion Building.

Nick Fury stood with his hands behind his back, staring at the floor-to-ceiling window while listening to Hill's report behind him.

"As of today, we have found a total of 327 Hydra undercover agents, 14 of whom are missing. The remaining 313 undercover agents have all been arrested and sent to the Raft for detention."

The raft that Hill mentioned is a prison located on an isolated island outside the New York Bay, which is used to detain many high-tech criminals and super-powered criminals.

Some time ago, Fury asked Alpha Team to stop chasing Dario the Minotaur and give priority to eliminating the Hydra spies hiding in S.H.I.E.L.D.

Afterwards, a strict internal review was started, led by Fury's trusted agents including Alpha Team, Coulson, Black Widow, Hawkeye, Mockingbird, etc. It was a surprise to find that there were too many problematic people, and more than 300 undercover agents were found in a short period of time.

There were many conflicts in the process of uncovering the undercover, and SHIELD suffered heavy losses.

Even so, they could only barely clear out the Hydra from the SHIELD headquarters and several important facilities. It would take a long time to complete the investigation of branches around the world.

To be honest, if Fury didn't distrust mutants from the bottom of his heart, he would have planned to go to Genosha to ask Professor X for help several times. With Professor X's ability, it only takes a moment to find out how many undercover agents there are in S.H.I.E.L.D., and he can even directly control all the Hydra members around the world to commit suicide.

Unfortunately, given the latter's personality, the possibility of him agreeing to do such a thing is very slim. In addition, Fury is extremely wary and fearful of Professor X, so this is ultimately just a fleeting idea that is then nipped in the bud.

"Hill, it's been quite some time since the ice floe found by the Alaska branch thawed. How is it now?"

After listening to the report, Fury turned around and looked at Hill and asked.

"Dr. Simmons said that the people in the ice floe have an extremely strong vitality and recover incredibly quickly. They should be able to wake up in the next two days."

"What's the identity verification result? Are you sure it's him?"

Fury asked with a serious expression.

"Through the fingerprint files, photo materials, and blood test results left over from the last century by S.H.I.E.L.D..."

At this point, although Hill's face remained calm, the excitement in his eyes was difficult to conceal.

"It can be determined that it is him. The man in the ice is Captain America, Steve Rogers!"

Upon hearing this, Fury finally let go of the worry that had been hanging in the air since the moment he heard the news about the iceberg. No matter how sure he was about whether the person in the ice was Captain America, he could not be sure without solid evidence.

Captain America is actually still alive and has been frozen in ice for more than seventy years.

Although the ice that froze him was discovered by a group of Inuit in the Arctic Ocean and was still drifting on the sea just before it was discovered, this is inconsistent with the records in the SHIELD files that Howard had searched the Arctic Ocean many times without success.

But this is not a particularly strange thing. After all, the environmental climate has changed significantly in recent decades, and many of the huge icebergs on the Arctic Ocean have melted.

Maybe Captain America was originally frozen in a huge glacier, and accidentally fell into the sea after the outer layer of the glacier melted not long ago, and drifted along the ocean current to the Inuit tribe.

In short, after seventy years of twists and turns, Captain America, who was once thought to have died in battle, is back!

Fury attaches great importance to this famous superhero and symbol of free spirit.

Especially after SHIELD had just fallen into a panic-stricken depression due to the civil unrest, they were in desperate need of a spiritual pillar to make their wavering faith become firm again.

Otherwise, every agent will begin to believe that all the missions they have done before are actually helping Hydra unknowingly, and they will doubt themselves and the existence of S.H.I.E.L.D. Then, even if the Hydra undercover agents in the organization are cleared out by then, S.H.I.E.L.D. will still not be able to operate.

Fury must give everyone a shot of confidence and make them firmly believe that the existence of SHIELD is of absolute positive significance to the world.

Even though Hydra was involved in the founding of SHIELD, and even though Hydra has infiltrated SHIELD for such a long time, it cannot change the fact that SHIELD's goal is to fight for all the good in the world!

Is there anyone else who can do this shot of cardiac stimulant besides Captain America? Therefore, Fury not only hopes that Captain America will wake up as soon as possible, but also must persuade Captain America to join S.H.I.E.L.D., only in this way can the shaky S.H.I.E.L.D. stand up again.

"From now on, let Agent 13 look after Captain America. Don't do anything drastic after he wakes up. You must win his trust."

Fury gave Hill an order solemnly.

"Agent 13? Isn't it too soon to let the captain get in touch with her so early? Can he accept such a big change?"

Hill had some doubts.

"I have confidence in him. Captain America is not that fragile inside, and he will have to accept it eventually. He has no choice but to accept it."

Fury shook his head.

Seeing this, Hill had no choice but to turn on the communicator and call Agent No. 13.

"Carter, latest order, go to Facility No. 24 in Area P7, wait for the person inside to wake up, take good care of him, and do your best to gain his trust."

"...Hill, I heard about the ice floe. Was it him?"

A clear female voice came from the communicator.

"Yes, so you should understand the importance of this mission."

Hill replied.

"I understand. Should I tell him about my aunt?"

Agent 13 then asked.

Hearing this, Hill turned and looked at Fury, who unexpectedly nodded.

"If he asks, don't hide it, just tell him the truth."

Hill replied.

"no problem."

Some time later, at Facility No. 24, Area P7, SHIELD headquarters.

There was a room inside whose decoration style and furniture arrangement were very similar to those of common homes in New York in the 1930s and 1940s. A strong, half-naked man was lying on the bed in the bedroom, his huge muscles quite eye-catching.

A blonde woman in her twenties stood by the bed, looking at the man's face with complicated eyes.

I don’t know how much time had passed, but the man on the bed’s eyelids suddenly moved a few times, and there was a slight tendency for them to open.

The woman was delighted when she saw this, "Are you awake, Captain Rogers?"

At her call, Steve Rogers slowly opened his eyes.

The first thing he saw was the face of a blonde girl. The long sleep made his vision blurry and he couldn't see the other person's appearance clearly.

But the woman's familiar facial features still made Steve instantly think of someone, someone he had been thinking about for decades.

"Paige?"

(End of this chapter)