Marvel: Wonka's Chocolate Factory

Willy Wonka appeared at the manor gate and saw not an execution ground for traitors, but a battlefield.

"Mr. Willy Wonka, I've found out. It was Hahn who colluded with the Air Force to try and take Randolph away."

Hahn lay on the grass not far away, his life hanging in the balance, like a dead dog, his body covered in wounds.

When Willy Wonka saw Hahn's miserable state, his first thought was that Hahn had been taught by him when he was a child.

"Frank, you managed to beat Hahn like this in just a few minutes. Your skills have improved."

Frank's strength hadn't improved in a long time, especially after he transitioned from middle age to old age. Unexpectedly, at this moment, he's followed in Willy Wonka's footsteps and taken a giant leap forward.

"Frank, let William handle it. His son can handle it himself." (William: The Totland Group is responsible for Asian affairs and the fruit business.)

"We've cleaned up the mess again and again, but the problem lies within our own ranks. Frank, why is Hahn colluding with the Air Force? I want to know what kind of benefits would make him take the risk of going against me, the patriarch."

"Frank, let's talk about this together when William arrives, so he can hear just how significant the benefits are!"

Willy Wonka was furious that the child he had watched grow up would turn against him. His good mood from planning the chocolate contest with Randolph had vanished.

Frank had the same idea; he had just called William and given him a good scolding.

Damn it, how did they raise this kid? This is the first traitor to appear in all these years. Those old fogies aren't all dead yet; William is the second generation!

With the first and second generations of the family still existing, some members of the third generation chose to betray Mr. Willy Wonka.

How could Frank tolerate this? What if all of them died one day? Wouldn't these little brats become even more ruthless, and perhaps a large number of traitors would emerge?

The thought made Frank want to tear Hahn apart. But when he met Willy Wonka's angry gaze, Frank felt a rare pang of guilt.

They had failed Mr. Willy Wonka, and their immediate priority was to atone for their mistakes. If Frank could acquire a mind imprinting technique now, he would not hesitate to use it on all his descendants to ensure their absolute loyalty to Willy Wonka.

William, who was in Tokyo for a routine check-up, was scolded by Frank and immediately rushed back to the United States as quickly as possible.

Hahn was William's eldest son and the family's main source of military strength in the United States after William was stationed in Asia. Hahn's strength was second only to William's, and he even served as the captain of the guard at the Chocolate Plantation for a considerable period of time.

Especially after Willy Wonka rebuilt the Charlotte family, William proudly changed his name to Charlotte William. He even took Charlotte Hahn, who had also changed her name, to the cemetery to pay respects to his father immediately after changing his name.

Hahn was once William's pride—intelligent, capable, and exceptionally talented. Now, William wished he could kill Hahn with his own hands! He hated him terribly, he hated this ungrateful son to the core!

"Uncle Willy Wonka, I'm so sorry!"

William's first words to Willy Wonka were an apology, especially since the problem stemmed from the Chocolate Plantation, a place that had left a deep impression on his childhood.

"Frank, tell me what you've found out! William, you listen too. Hahn is your son, you're in charge of him."

Frank didn't give the travel-worn William a friendly look. His voice was icy, with a ruthless glint in his eyes, as if he wanted to tear everyone involved to shreds.

"William, your son betrayed us all for a chance to become stronger, just a chance."

"The incident stemmed from the fact that after S.H.I.E.L.D. disbanded, the military failed to recover the Tesseract."

"When S.H.I.E.L.D. and the Air Force jointly researched the Tesseract, they officially established Project Pegasus. At the very beginning of Project Pegasus, the research focused on light-speed engines, but it later shifted to the research of energy weapons."

"Regardless of the type of research, the Tesseract is central. And there was an unexpected outcome of that project: Carol Danvers. She's the woman who fought Mr. Willy Wonka when we were fighting against S.H.I.E.L.D."

Upon hearing this, William's expression changed. The powerful woman from before had left a deep impression on him. That kind of power was something that even covering his entire body with Armament Haki couldn't counter.

Willy Wonka added, "The Tesseract is in my possession; it has become my trophy. Thanks to the immense energy provided by the Tesseract, I was able to produce the Devil Fruit that grants superpowers to those who consume it. Alex Browning and Isabella both benefited from it."

Frank and William were not surprised; they had obviously been speculating about the ownership of the Tesseract after learning that the Air Force had failed to retrieve it.

Moreover, Willy Wonka also used the Tesseract to create even greater benefits for the Charlotte family, which is a real and tangible advantage!

"The Flerken Randolph, or rather Gus, is also closely related to Project Pegasus. Ultimately, General George, who was in charge of the Air Force, decided to bring Randolph back to the laboratory and further investigate the whereabouts of the Tesseract."

"However, the plan they devised was aimed directly at our Charlotte family. And that idiot Hahn, the Air Force only revealed a little about Carol Danvers's relationship with the Pegasus Experiment, plus a promise to share the experimental results, and he fawned over them like a dog."

William remained silent after hearing this, but his fists clenched so tightly they cracked.

William and Frank learned differently. William and all his children resolved things with their fists, unlike Frank who used a long knife.

William silently turned around and walked step by step toward Hahn, who was locked in a small room at the Chocolate Plantation.

Hahn had regained consciousness, and some of his injuries had healed. Without even looking, he knew it was his father.

William's gaze swept over Hahn's wounds, his eyes filled with anger, as well as a deep-seated sorrow.

"Father, you taught me from a young age that only the strong can survive. Now that things have come to this, I have nothing more to say. I hope you can give me a dignified ending."

William shook his head: "Uncle Willy Wonka has already shown me some respect; the fact that I'm here is the best proof of that. I'm sorry to Uncle Willy Wonka, and I'm sorry to you too; I'm the one who raised you to be like this. I will end all of this myself."

"Hahn, you are my eldest son, and I love you. But your behavior disgusts me and brings shame to the family. I will take good care of your wife and children, and I promise you I will treat them as before."

"Hahn, I have one last question for you. When you did this, did you ever think about how you would be betraying Uncle Willy Wonka?"

Upon hearing this, Hahn looked at William with an expression as if he were looking at a fool: "Father, Charlotte William! That's your Uncle Willy Wonka, not mine!"

A terrifying aura erupted from William, and the last trace of guilt in his eyes vanished.