Marvel: Starting with the Glint-Glint Fruit.

With strong logistical support, Matthew saved a lot of time and effort, at least in terms of cultivation.

He only needs to focus on cultivation, but the logistics team has many more things to consider.

In addition to overcoming the extreme environment to airdrop these living supplies to him, they also had to shield Matthew from the energy fluctuations he emitted during his cultivation.

In terms of cutting-edge technology, this world is far more advanced than the previous one.

Leaving aside the fact that the sorcerers of Kamar-Taj can detect abnormal energy bursts through their magical barriers, many other factions have also developed specialized detection equipment for such bursts.

Any anomalies are easily detected and located.

Two large shipping containers were airdropped; one contained daily necessities, and the other was a makeshift kitchen and house.

It provides him with a place to cook and sleep.

After all, it's quite difficult to find a place to sleep in a place like this.

He came here to cultivate, not wanting to suffer without effort.

Before long, the kitchen grill was powered by natural gas, and a large fire was cooking a sheep and some fresh vegetables.

Even with nutritional supplements, he will still maintain his eating habits.

Delicious food brings joy.

While Matthew was training hard, he was also enjoying himself.

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Meanwhile, Hawkeye Clint, inside the St. Petersburg safe house, seemed somewhat impatient.

In the brightly lit living room, Clint, wearing a dark turtleneck sweater, stood by the window, watching the heavy snow outside and the cars driving by on the road.

He was holding his phone, reporting to his boss, Nick Fury.

"Sir, the target has completely disappeared. We've used all our resources, but haven't found a single clue."

There was a brief silence on the other end of the phone, then Fury's signature deep voice came through: "Disappeared into thin air?"

"Yes, we only found the last place she disappeared, a coffee shop, and we couldn't find her in the surveillance footage afterward."

"Did she sense the danger?"

"Uncertain, but possible." Clint agreed with the director's point of view.

Otherwise, it would be too absurd.

To say that another force intervened and silently took someone away right under their noses, erasing all traces.

Clint preferred to believe that the Black Widow herself sensed the danger and then quickly fled St. Petersburg.

Even if their department invests the least amount of power and resources in this country, it is still far superior to any ordinary force.

Getting around them and taking the target would be extremely difficult.

As a Level 7 elite agent, Clint was well aware of the vast reach and immense power of his department.

The probability of a top spy trained by the Red Room sensing danger and escaping is much higher.

After all, a spy of that caliber would undoubtedly possess the highest level of awareness of danger and counter-surveillance capabilities among ordinary people.

When it comes to stealth, Clint is no match for top spies.

"We must find her and find out who is actually in control of the Red Team before we can destroy the Red Room."

Regardless of the possibility, Fury decisively issued the order: "I will mobilize all resources over there. Once we have her whereabouts, we will find her."

Fury had always known about the existence of the Red Room.

After all, this is a spy organization left over from the Soviet era. S.H.I.E.L.D. and the Red Room have had many dealings, but in essence, the two sides have rarely had direct conflicts except during wartime.

His department prioritizes stability.

However, since the 1990s, many of the department's plans have been disrupted, and after an investigation, the blame was placed on the Red House.

The Red Room may not know about S.H.I.E.L.D., but many of its espionage missions over the years have more or less run into S.H.I.E.L.D.'s targets.

Furthermore, Fury has realized that the Red Room's reach and activities are expanding, and he has decided that the Red Room must be destroyed.

Fury wasn't particularly concerned about the operation itself.

The Red Room isn't bad, but it's far inferior to S.H.I.E.L.D.

Fury didn't care about someone like Black Widow; S.H.I.E.L.D. never lacked top talent.

He dispatched Hawkeye, the ace agent, mainly because the location was Russia, and S.H.I.E.L.D.'s resources were insufficient. Therefore, Hawkeye was deployed to ensure a higher success rate.

Unexpectedly, a huge mistake occurred before the operation even began.

Black Widow has disappeared; if we can't find her, let alone the person in charge of the Red Room.

It wasn't that he was getting a sore throat, but Fury felt something was off lately, very off.

He had a feeling that many things had been going wrong for him lately.

Based on his intuition as a top agent, Fury secretly decided that he would conduct an internal self-examination.

Let's start with this operation.

Hawkeye Clint was unaware of Fury's thoughts. He had received a clear order from the director, and after hanging up the communication, he did not rush to take action.

After all, he couldn't really help with finding the person.

Back in the living room, he took a sip of a cup of freshly brewed coffee from the coffee table in front of the sofa, then sat down on the sofa and looked at the data on his laptop.

The above is information about Natasha, the target of his operation.

The data was very detailed, even including several missions the other party had carried out, indicating that they had been under surveillance for some time.

Upon seeing this, his hand paused, and he frowned.

"Did you really sense the danger yourself?"

"The operational logic and the observation of the mission process showed no errors. How were you able to detect the danger?"

"Why didn't we notice it the previous times, but only this time? Is it a coincidence?"

Clint seemed to have thought of something, and quickly stood up, put on his down jacket and hat, and hurriedly went out.

A dozen minutes later, he arrived at the coffee shop where Natasha had last disappeared.

Once inside, he sat in the spot where Natasha had been sitting and, through the glass window, saw the building across the street.

"She's on a mission; her target is the people inside that building."

"She was observing the gaps in the security guards' shift changes. She wasn't carrying out an assassination, or infiltrating to find something and assassinate someone as a result."

"You've been here all along, everything's normal, but then you disappeared in less than ten minutes."

Why?

"Our people were observing beyond visual range, and we used the surrounding surveillance cameras, but there was no one around. Why did you feel threatened? Where did this threat come from?"

The more Clint thought about it, the brighter his eyes became; he had figured out the key point.

That's right. Premonitions are never logical, especially the intuitions developed after experiencing battlefields or life-or-death crises.

But there is always a logical premise.

That is, in the subconscious of such a person, a certain point that they have overlooked will suddenly flash through their mind. Under normal circumstances, this overlooked point will not be judged as dangerous.

However, the subconscious mind does the exact opposite.

It is reminding us, warning us.

But this time, Natasha's experience was different; she shouldn't have triggered this subconscious thought at all.

So the real reason is that a third party intervened.

"Damn it!"

After figuring it out, Clint immediately got up and left. He needed to report on the matter and re-examine the direction of the investigation.