Dragon Ball Arrives in Marvel

Chapter 211: Do You Bleed? Is Your Blood Red? (First Update)
Reception room.

Smith Doyle pushed the door open and walked in. He was a little surprised to see the commander of SHIELD. On the way over, he was wondering where Coulson had gone. After all, it was Coulson who he had been dealing with all the time, and basically no other SHIELD agents had changed.

"Hello, Agent Hill."

When Hill saw Smith Doyle, he immediately greeted him:
"Hello, Mr. Smith."

Smith Doyle sat on the sofa, leaning back, looking at Hill and said:
"I wonder what brings you here?"

Hill opened the folder he brought with him and said:
"About what happened on Broadway last night."

Hearing that Hill wanted to know about this matter, Smith Doyle didn't feel surprised at all. It was impossible for the other party to come here to find out about Dragon Ball.

"The military should issue a reliable report on the Broadway incident. You should contact General Ross for details."

Hill took out a photo from the folder and said:
"We will verify further with General Ross regarding the two Hulks that appeared. Now I would like to discuss your situation with you."

Smith Doyle took the photo that Hill handed over, which was a picture of him shooting lasers from his eyes and destroying a car.

At this time, Hill took out another photo, which was a photo of DC Comics Superman Clark Kent using laser eyes.

Looking at the photo the other party handed over again, Smith Doyle said in surprise:
"You think I'm Superman?"

Hill took out several photos in a row, and each photo was accompanied by a comparison picture of the comic Superman, which included flying, a steel body that is not afraid of bullets, infinite strength, and incredible speed.

"How about you cooperate with me and use your freezing breath again so I can take a picture for the record."

Smith Doyle's face darkened, and then he said:
"Are you suspecting I'm a Kryptonian?"

"Or are you planning to accuse me of a character from a comic book?"

Looking at Smith Doyle, whose face darkened, Hill said:
"I'm just a little curious, Mr. Smith, don't you think you have a lot in common with this Superman?"

"Even the people have started calling you the God of the Earth."

Smith Doyle shrugged his shoulders and said:
"People are free to speak. Can you restrict them from calling me?"

Hill did not refute, but said:
"America guarantees freedom of speech to every citizen."

"But I'm a little curious, Mr. Smith, do you bleed?"

"Is your blood red?"

When Hill finished saying this, he immediately felt the gaze of death. A huge pressure emerged out of nowhere, making it difficult for him to even breathe.

"Are you provoking me?"

Under immense pressure, Hill spoke with difficulty:
"That's a line Batman once said to Clark Kent."

Smith Doyle raised the corner of his mouth slightly, and said in a sarcastic tone:
"What?" "Do you mistake S.H.I.E.L.D. for Bruce Wayne?"

"You don't really think I'm a Kryptonian, do you? Or do you think I'm like the one in the comics, with a weakness like Kryptonite, and that you, S.H.I.E.L.D., just happen to have this weakness."

As the pressure dissipated, Hill smiled awkwardly and then said:
"I just felt inspired by the plot in the comics."

"After all, Mr. Smith Doyle has a social security record, so he's certainly not an alien."

However, when Smith Doyle was born, the Assassin's League processed his identity and naturally also processed his social security, which even had his medical records before he was 18 years old. Although he was adopted by the Assassin's League, he did not leave the American social system.

Before coming here, Hill had naturally looked at Smith Doyle's information, including social security, but the other party's parents are still in doubt. 19 years have passed, and S.H.I.E.L.D. has not found Smith Doyle's parents.

Smith Doyle did not force Hill to save face, but instead said:
"Agent Hill, you didn't come here just to tell me about Superman in the comics, did you?"

"Although our abilities are similar, I can't become stronger just by basking in the sun. It's really enviable to talk about such an ability."

Hill said that this was just to complete the mission. She did not think that Smith Doyle was an alien. Although some of his abilities were very similar, Krypton was just a product of comics and could not enter reality. Moreover, S.H.I.E.L.D. had all the records of Smith Doyle from childhood to adulthood.

These records are not collected by SHIELD since Smith Doyle was a child, but all the traces left after the Assassin's League registered Smith Doyle's identity information. The files even contain Smith Doyle's blood type information and medical records.

SHIELD just doesn't understand when Smith Doyle started to become so inhuman. The only clear point of change is when he took over the Assassin's League.

Hill said:
"Currently, S.H.I.E.L.D. is preparing to apply to the Security Council for a piece of land to build an Avengers base."

"Mr. Smith is one of the proposed personnel. I'd like to ask if he has any good suggestions regarding the formation of the Avengers Alliance and the base."

When Smith Doyle heard that SHIELD was going to apply for funding on the grounds of the Avengers, his first reaction was that this guy Black Salted Egg wanted to embezzle money. As we all know, in the movies, SHIELD never gave the Avengers a base building, and all of them were private sponsorships from Tony Stark.

I just don’t know whether Nick Fury applied for this funding in the original book, or whether the funding was embezzled by the other party.

“It hasn’t been formed yet.”

"Then when will my supervisory authority take effect? ​​Honestly, an organization as large as S.H.I.E.L.D. is incredibly inefficient. I'm very suspicious of corruption and malfeasance within it."

"When it's confirmed, please let me know. I'm going to bring the auditors to investigate thoroughly."

"As for the Avengers' base, it naturally needs to be as large as possible, with the most comprehensive equipment possible, including satellites, warships, and fighter jets."

"As the saying goes, rations and fodder must be sent before the troops move. Logistics personnel, communications support personnel, and medical rescue personnel must all be deployed."

Smith Doyle didn't care whether Hill was serious or not. He asked for everything he needed. He even said that if necessary, the Avengers needed to be equipped with intercontinental missiles and nuclear strike capabilities. Since the Avengers were facing possible extraterrestrial civilizations, they must be equipped with the Earth's top weapons.

As for the personnel composition, the core combat effectiveness should be based on his and Tony's standards, and at least the combat effectiveness tester should be off the charts.

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