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Chapter 74 Healing Daredevil

"Why is this place so...rustic?" Tony grumbled as he entered the law firm. "Wasn't New York City rebuilt after the Battle of New York? How come there are still such old buildings? And can this place even be a law firm?"

"Because this house is one of the few that wasn't damaged in the Battle of New York, it's quite unremarkable compared to the other rebuilt houses, but its rent is very cheap, only a quarter of the price of other houses, Mr. Stark." Matt's voice came from inside the house. "Hi, Peter, why did you bring Mr. Stark here?"

"Mr. Matt, actually Peter wanted to bring me. Mr. Stark came uninvited," Miller interjected.

Peter nodded. Although it was funny to nod in front of a blind man, Daredevil was not an ordinary blind man.

"A miracle doctor? I can't afford your consultation fee!" Matt said, clearly the news that the miracle doctor needed money to treat patients had already spread throughout New York.

"If I don't offer this price, how many do you think will come to me?" Miller said. "I don't want to spend all my time treating the wounded, and I don't want to go to war with the healthcare system that's all over the country."

"—So, Peter, what brings you two superheroes who are busy saving the world to see me?" Matt clearly didn't want to deal with Miller and his companion, and continued to question Peter.

Miller looked at Matt and then at Tony beside him. He had to admit that Marvel's classification of superheroes was quite clear. Things like gang warfare, trafficking of women and children, smuggling, robbery, and theft were things that Iron Man and Thor would never care about, but these kinds of things actually posed a significant threat to the daily lives of ordinary people.

These matters are mostly handled by street heroes like Daredevil, Spider-Man, Luke Cage, and Jessica Jones (The Defenders).

Although Miller didn't know why they didn't care, given Captain America and Tony's personalities, they couldn't possibly ignore these things.

It's just for the sake of the plot.

However, Black Widow and Hawkeye from the Avengers are clearly no match for these street heroes. The only advantage they have over these street heroes is that they have firearms and ranged weapons like bows and arrows.

But where is this? The slogan "Free America, gunfights every day" isn't just for show! Finding firearms in this country is easy, isn't it?

Furthermore, Black Widow and Hawkeye, as veteran members of the Avengers, are far from being a match for Daredevil, a mere mortal, in hand-to-hand combat, let alone Luke Cage and Jessica Jones, who possess superpowers.

If Captain America hadn't been given the "50/50" rule, he might not have been a match for them either.

Of course, judging from the movies, Spider-Man is already a candidate for the Avengers, but he has never made up his mind to join the Avengers. Instead, he enjoys his life as a street hero.

But why don't they join the Avengers? Let Iron Man handle these gangs and stuff. After all, with his high-tech skills and armor, what clues can't he find? What criminals could possibly defeat him?

Miller was confused in his past life, and he is confused now.

As for Daredevil Matt in front of us, he seems like a Batman without money.

He also lost his parents when he was young, and then started fighting crime after growing up.

It also has two identities.

They also wear combat gear and fight crime in the dark.

They are both mortal bodies.

They were also frequently beaten and bruised by criminals.

They also possess superb fighting skills.

Both were portrayed by Ben Affleck.

But in terms of strength, Batman is far superior to Daredevil.

It's worth mentioning that Miller has always felt that Batman, who fights criminals using darkness and fear, should be called Daredevil, and that Batman, who uses echolocation, should be called Batman.

Although Miller really liked Daredevil when he watched the TV series in his past life, he was ultimately just a mortal. Despite having super hearing and a super sense of smell, he was still blind.

Moreover, although the TV series deliberately ignored his blindness, there are still many things he cannot do. For example, he cannot see words, colors, gestures, or images. To make matters worse, he cannot even drive a vehicle, which greatly limits his mobility. He can only wander around Hell's Kitchen and lacks long-range attack capabilities (at most, he can throw the stick at him at medium range) and cannot use firearms.

This is also where the biggest difference in strength between Daredevil and Batman lies.

Thinking of this, Miller casually waved his hand and used the power of the Ma Talisman to heal Matt's eyes.

Matt, who was criticizing Peter for bringing people to him without permission, was stunned when he sensed his restored vision.

Peter excitedly thanked Miller and happily hugged Matt. After all, just the fact that Matt regained his sight made Peter extremely glad he had brought Miller to see Matt.

Tony stared in disbelief at Miller, the modern-day Scrooge who demanded a hundred million dollars from him at the drop of a hat, before quickly using his brilliant mind to find the answer: Miller had been forced to stay in the mob for three months before being rescued by a mysterious person, and it seemed that Matt was that mysterious person.

"Mr. Matt, you've seen my sincerity. So, would you like to join my company?" Miller ignored Peter and Tony's thoughts and extended an invitation to Matt.

Matt released Peter. "What do I need to do?"

"You're an excellent lawyer and can handle our group's relevant matters. I have no other needs. You can continue working at your law firm." Miller believed that with Matt's sense of justice, he would naturally step forward in troublesome situations.

Moreover, Miller felt that either Daredevil or the Punisher would be the ones to save him from the gangsters, and helping Daredevil would be a piece of cake for Miller, so why not do it?

"That's it?" Matt said in disbelief.

"That's it!" Miller nodded.

"Then it's a pleasure to work with you." Matt extended his right hand to Miller.

"It's a pleasure working with you!"

After the two finalized their collaborative project, Tony suggested testing Matt's abilities. Matt refused, and Tony didn't press the matter further, since Matt had already decided to join Miller's company, in which Stark held a 10% stake based on his technical expertise.

After all, Miller's core technologies were basically handled by Stark.

Matt working at Miller was essentially working under Stark.

As for Peter, he naturally stayed behind to train with Matt.

When faced with a mysterious being claiming to be Ghidorah, Xiao Xu naturally didn't believe it. However, he soon discovered that he could control...

She regained control of her body, while the kitten in Longkui's arms regained its senses.

"Could that mysterious being be this cat?" Xiao Xu couldn't help but wonder.