Marvel: Starting with the forced creation of villainous characters

Mark's heart sank when he heard the name.

If I remember correctly, Skye should still be under S.H.I.E.L.D. surveillance at this time, which means they may have been exposed?

"No! S.H.I.E.L.D. should just be paying more attention to Skye, not constantly monitoring her." Mark quickly calmed down and stopped scaring himself.

Although S.H.I.E.L.D. is now parasitized by Hydra, with that corrupt Nick Fury around, S.H.I.E.L.D.'s funding probably isn't sufficient to conduct 24/7 surveillance on a little girl.

At this moment, Skye pressed the Enter key and announced, "Okay, it's solved."

Skye said, then turned on the printer next to her and continued working.

Skye's rented room wasn't big, and because there was so much mechanical equipment, there was no extra space in the room except for the sofa, which was a bit empty.

After finishing her work, Skye handed five temporary fake documents to Mark and said, "These are five temporary identity documents. As long as Cop doesn't specifically check them online, he won't be able to spot any flaws."

Mark nodded, then examined the identification document in his hand.

The name is fake, the age is fake, and apart from the gender, the information on the identity document doesn't match theirs at all.

Mark was extremely pleased: "Thank you so much, Skye."

Skye waved her hand dismissively, "Don't mention it."

Seeing that Skye didn't seem inclined to accept the money, Mark could only take the initiative to ask, "Um... how much is the payment?"

Skye, who had initially seemed indifferent, dropped her nonchalance and asked softly, "Speaking of money, do you have any money right now? Do you need any help?"

Mark replied cheerfully, "We picked up quite a few spoils on our way out of there, so we're not short of money."

Seeing that Mark didn't seem to be joking, Skye breathed a sigh of relief and then refused, saying, "There's no need for money. You're still young, and you'll have many expenses in the future. Let's save where we can."

Mark quickly said that he was not short of money, after all, he still had a bag full of gold, and even if he ran out of gold, he could still take Mindy to carry out a "righteous robbery".

Skye refused to accept the money no matter what, and Mark, feeling helpless, didn't try to persuade her any further, though he was a little disappointed.

If Skye hadn't been targeted by S.H.I.E.L.D., he would definitely have invited her to join the "Survivor Squad," since Skye is a top-tier technical talent and could even become a top-tier combatant in the future.

Mark, taking out his phone, proactively said, "How about we exchange contact information?"

"Of course, if you encounter any trouble in the future, you can call me or send me an email." Skye did not refuse this time.

"You can contact us if you encounter any trouble. In fact, we're quite capable," Mark joked, trying to sound casual.

With guns, he and Mindy together could take on at least eight big men.

As for why there are eight?

There should have been ten, but if we add him, there will be eight, since Mindy might have to take care of this newbie.

After exchanging contact information, Mark and Mindy left Skye's studio.

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Meanwhile, Sharon Carter, who had rushed to Hell's Kitchen, pushed open the door of Cerberus Pawnshop.

The old dog, who was disinfecting the counter, stopped what he was doing when he saw the visitor and asked enthusiastically, "What service would you like, sir?"

Sharon Carter stated very succinctly, "I want to inquire about someone."

"Does it have a name?"

"Hit-Girl, around 12 years old, she's probably quite famous in Hell's Kitchen."

"Hit-Girl..."

The old dog did not answer directly, but fell into a brief moment of contemplation.

A moment later, the old dog looked up at Sharon Carter: "One hundred thousand dollars."

Faced with this outrageous price, Sharon Carter simply nodded: "Okay."

A glint flashed in the old dog's eyes, and he felt a little regretful. Sharon Carter had agreed too quickly, which made him feel that his offer was too low.

The old dog said with a fake smile, "Pay first."

Sharon Carter transferred the money on the spot.

After receiving the money, Old Dog decisively said, "23 Ingelheim Street, Forest Community, Queens, house number 909."

After Old Dog finished speaking, he thoughtfully reminded her, "She just moved there today. People are more wary when they're in an unfamiliar place. No matter what you want to see her for, I suggest you wait a couple of days before going to see her."

Upon hearing this, Sharon Carter's eyes flashed with a mocking smile. In the future, this old dog would become almost the biggest intelligence broker in the underworld because of Mark.

Now this old dog has quite decisively sold out his future owner.

However, this is also a good thing. The further Mark gets from these scoundrels, the more likely he is to get on the right path. This is also a good opportunity to let Mark know just how scoundrels these people are.

After obtaining the information she wanted, Sharon Carter left Cerberus Pawnshop immediately.

Sharon Carter approached Old Dog to buy information about Mindy because she knew that this guy would become one of Mark's dogs in the future.

Therefore, she deduced that when Mark first entered Hell's Kitchen, he must have had a deal with Old Dog, the information broker.

She knew Old Dog, this kind of information broker, all too well. These people would sell out not only their clients, but even their own parents if the money was right.

"So they didn't originally live deep in Hell's Kitchen, but moved to Queens?" Sharon Carter wondered to herself.

No sooner had Sharon Carter left than another group of people arrived at Cerberus Pawnshop.

They were also looking for people, just a lot of people.

Moreover, they didn't just come to Old Dog's place; they visited almost every faction in Hell's Kitchen.

After seeing the man off, the old dog murmured thoughtfully, "A middle-aged man who went missing in Hell's Kitchen, and a bunch of kids. Hell's Kitchen is quite lively today."

Needless to say, the missing middle-aged man disappeared in Hell's Kitchen and was basically dismantled into parts. Of course, if that middle-aged man was "beautiful" enough, he should still be alive now.

After all, the middle-aged man hadn't been missing for very long.

As for those children...

The old dog squinted at the photos on the counter; the photos showed Mark and Mindy without her mask.

"These kids are quite valuable," Old Dog remarked.

This time he didn't "sell" Mark and his team, not because he had a change of heart, but because the compensation offered by Epostdan Investment Company was too low.

A mere twenty thousand US dollars? Is that all you're going to give to a beggar?

Mark's future profits for the pawnshop could easily exceed $20,000, since Mark and his gang will definitely be selling their stolen goods through him in the future.