Marvel: Wonka's Chocolate Factory

Isabella Jones has been living a very comfortable life lately, having brought George Stacy and Gwen Stacy to her big house for a shameless cohabitation.

The wedding is still being planned, and Isabella isn't in a hurry. George has already received the family's approval, especially with the support of Uncle Willy Wonka, so the wedding is just a matter of time, and there's no need to worry about any unexpected changes along the way.

George is now a prominent figure in New York, the New York Police Commissioner, who commands a massive police force of tens of thousands of officers at all levels.

George has this power in his hands, and he is now one of the most powerful figures in New York.

George is actually a very politically savvy person. When he decided to attend the banquet at the Chocolate Factory, he already understood that he was completely tied to the Charlotte family.

The Charlotte family, together with its allies, has propelled him to such a high position; naturally, there will be a time when they need his help. And now, that time has come.

In the restaurant, Isabella covered her mouth as she listened to her brother Robert recount the recent events at the chocolate plantation.

Isabella was utterly incredulous upon hearing that Hahn was the mastermind behind it all. She simply couldn't believe that this younger man, who was even older than her, had actually betrayed Mr. Willy Wonka and the Charlotte family.

"Hahn deserves to die for what he did!"

Isabella gritted her teeth and said that the Charlotte family had just been established, and Hahn's actions were undermining the consensus among all members of the Charlotte family.

"Yes, Mr. Willy Wonka was merciful, allowing William to execute Hahn himself, without taking his anger out on Hahn's family."

"William executed him himself?"

"Yes, and Mr. Willy Wonka gave William a task: to ascertain the loyalty of the other members of the family in order to prevent a recurrence of the Hahn situation."

"One more thing, there are some things that need to be done by George."

This was the primary purpose of Robert's dinner with Isabella and George. It would be best if George were to arrange this operation, as his official position would make it easier for him to carry it out.

George listened to Robert explain what he should do while drinking his lemonade.

This is the first major collective action by the Charlotte Family since their formation some time ago, and Willy Wonka attaches great importance to this operation.

From Willy Wonka himself to George, the son-in-law, everyone has their own mission; it's a collective effort.

Willy Wonka had reflected on this after the Hahn incident, noting that the connections between members of the Charlotte family were too weak.

The only consensus among the members is kinship, while there is little binding of interests, and more conflicts are focused on interests.

Because they didn't stand in the same trench to pay the blood tax together, there was a lack of consensus among the members of the Charlotte family.

Therefore, Willy Wonka decided to strengthen the bonds between the members through a joint action, which was an effective way to deal with member betrayal.

Willy Wonka's seemingly small actions were actually quite significant; his ambition was to become the master of the country. Having correctly assessed his own power, Willy Wonka had had enough of the endless conflicts of interest and infighting.

He wanted to try to reshape the world, and coincidentally, he had the means to do so. Especially since failure seemed to have little impact on him, he felt he would be doing himself a disservice if he didn't give it a try.

"George, I need you to take control of New York at crucial moments, relying on your police force, the National Guard, and even the entire federal government to fight against it."

George remained silent, and Robert did not urge him, waiting for George's reply.

George drank the entire glass of lemonade in one gulp, and only after eating three lemon slices did he finally make up his mind.

"Robert, I can hold my own in crucial moments, but it won't last long. You know, the police are no match for the army in a direct confrontation. I can only maintain my advantage for one night, maybe even half a night."

With the support of various parties, George now wields both carrots and sticks, and by invoking the influence of Stark and Totland, he has gained control over the entire New York Police Department.

In an uncertain situation, he could temporarily rally the entire New York police force to fight against the military by leveraging the leadership of his trusted followers.

Just like Robert's conversation with George, Frank also met with Carl.

When conducting business, Frank addressed him by his official title, not calling him Carl's son, but rather formally referring to him as Colonel Carl.

"Colonel Carl, if riots break out in Washington, can you command your troops to parachute into Washington without orders?"

"Frank, you know it's difficult. Without congressional authorization, the Army has no law enforcement authority domestically."

"Colonel Carl, all you need to answer is whether you have that kind of prestige in your own troops."

"have."

Carl's answer left no room for doubt. As a mid-to-high-ranking officer with a powerful background and a bright future, Carl had absolute leadership in his unit.

Karl has a lot of personal charisma, and there's no doubt about his control over the troops.

"Frank, what happened?"

"Mr. Willy Wonka felt offended and was not content to be just one of the masters of the country."

Frank spoke these outrageous words with a calm expression, as if offending Willy Wonka was a huge deal.

Carl immediately sat up straight: "So Uncle Willy Wonka wants to be the sole master?"

"Frank, if that's the case, then I can assure you that my troops will arrive in Washington within three hours of receiving the signal."

At the same time, the Totland Group is also downsizing, with all its armed forces scattered around the world withdrawing and returning to the United States.

The law explicitly forbids it, but those who possess so many private armed forces are never within the bounds of the law.

Upon receiving the news, all members of the Charlotte family devoted themselves to the task, and this time they would be the main force in the attack on the White House.

The chocolate factory was also operating at high speed, but this time it wasn't producing chocolate, but rather tall chocolate soldiers.

Take New York and Washington, then use these two cities as the core and the Chocolate Army as the main force to take over the whole of America.

Each member of the Charlotte family will lead a squad of chocolate soldiers to capture their assigned objective. This time, no one can be absent; everyone will participate, sharing both glory and ruin.

Willy Wonka thought, "What do you mean, everyone's America? That's my America."

Moreover, this doesn't violate my promise to the Ancient One. Protecting my Earth is a form of protection, so how can it not be considered protection?