Marvel: Starting with the forced creation of villainous characters

After confirming that there were no survivors at the scene, the water sprite slowly prepared to leave.

She had seen many ordinary people whose skills rivaled those of extraordinary individuals, but Bullseye was not the best; at most, he could only be considered to have some expertise in throwing.

Killing Bullseye didn't give the Water Sprite any sense of accomplishment.

Before the water sprite had even left, some people arrived at the scene, but she ignored them and left without paying them any attention.

Presbyterian Hospital, one hour later.

Mindy's injury has been treated and is not fatal, but she needs to rest for a while to avoid scarring.

Mindy was quite sad, but not because of her injury, but because she needed to recover.

"That weird guy is too strong, especially his throwing technique." Mindy's little face was full of resentment.

It was her fault for being too careless. If she had attacked when that guy started laughing lewdly, he might have died.

After all, the other person was just an ordinary person; if a bullet pierced his head, he would die anyway.

"The stuff he made was like it had eyes; it all flew right up to my eyes. Otherwise, I could have protected Mindy," Jessica Jones said from the side.

"Looks like we need to find you a good teacher," Mark chimed in from the side.

Jessica Jones may be physically strong, but her fighting skills are too weak. Otherwise, how could Bullseye possibly be her opponent?

Mark's first thought was the Secret Service Academy, but he quickly dismissed the idea, arguing that Jessica would be easily brainwashed if she went there.

Mark then thought of another organization, the Holy Church, or the True Purity Church.

Stickman, leader of the Holy Order, blind martial arts master, and mentor to Daredevil and Elektra.

If he could mentor Jessica, her full potential would surely be unlocked, but Mark didn't trust Stick.

Because this guy is also a master of PUA, and Mark, who is also a master of PUA, hates this kind of person the most.

There are many skilled fighters in the Marvel universe, but truly top-tier fighters are few and far between, and the skilled fighters in Hell's Kitchen are mostly villains.

Mark couldn't possibly let those people teach Jessica. Just like how villains always want to be surrounded by good people, Mark, a villain forced onto the path of evil, also wanted the people around him to be better.

Mindy, lying in her hospital bed, suddenly said, "I want to rest for a while, and then go train with Uncle Frank for a period of time."

"Who are you looking for?" Mark asked Mindy curiously.

Mindy's eyes brightened instantly, and she said with longing, "Uncle Frank, everyone in Hell's Kitchen calls him The Punisher. He's a superhero too."

Upon hearing that familiar name, Mark gently patted Mindy's little head.

He knows the Punisher all too well, the anti-hero known as "Uncle Punisher" by Marvel fans, who adheres to the creed of "if you are guilty, you should die" and uses violence to combat violence.

Mindy is quite similar to the Punisher in this respect, and Mark strongly suspects that Mindy's ruthless and decisive style is learned from the Punisher.

"Would they be willing?" Mark asked with some skepticism.

After all, Uncle Punishment is a workaholic among anti-heroes, spending his days either killing bad guys or on his way to kill bad guys.

Mindy nodded confidently: "Of course, he trained me before, though he wasn't very happy about it, and he even beat up my great-father."

"Alright then." Mark nodded.

The Punisher is indeed a good fit for training Mindy, but not for Jessica. The Punisher's greatest strength is actually his tactical ability; his fighting skills are not particularly top-tier in the Marvel universe.

However, among the short ones, the tall ones are the best; Jessica should be good enough for the Punisher training right now.

"Could we bring Jessica along? I think she needs to learn some martial arts too," Mark asked.

Mindy nodded and said, "Of course, no problem. Uncle Punishment may seem cold, but he's actually a very nice person. He'll definitely agree."

"Okay, it's decided then," Mark said, making the decision immediately.

Mark asked, "Then where should we look for him?"

Finding Uncle Fa, who possesses near-maximum level counter-surveillance capabilities, is no easy task.

Mindy said smugly, "I know where he is, to be precise, I know where his armory is."

Both being superheroes from Hell's Kitchen and supporters of the "violence for violence" philosophy, they actually share their respective arsenals to some extent.

"I can leave my contact information at the armory so he can come find us," Mindy explained.

Mark nodded, suddenly feeling that "shared armory" was a bit... off, but translating it as "superheroes sharing a base" made perfect sense.

Mindy was discharged from the hospital that same day, since her wounds were very minor and there was absolutely no need for her to stay in the hospital.

In the United States, medical resources are both scarce and expensive, and hospitals generally do not admit patients unless absolutely necessary.

Back home, Mindy took Jessica to their shared armory with the Punishers. Mindy left the message there and then returned.

Mark also took the opportunity to inquire about the Punisher.

In the Marvel Universe, there are only two people who can be called Level 10 agents: Frank the Punisher and Nick Fury, the director of S.H.I.E.L.D.

However, the former's professional competence is likely genuine, while Mark can only say that the latter's is somewhat questionable.

Without calling for reinforcements, ten Nicks would all die against the Punisher.

As a non-superpowered superhero, the Punisher has even been depicted in some solo comics as having a record of slaughtering numerous superheroes and supervillains.

Through his conversation with Mindy, Mark roughly understood the Punisher's current situation.

He's currently keeping an eye on the three major gangs in Hell's Kitchen: the Mexican gang, the Irish gang, and the American biker gang.

With most of the Mexican mob leaders killed, he is now preparing to deal with the Irish mob.

Mark tapped the table thoughtfully, wondering if he could follow the Punisher and loot his bag.

As a qualified villain, looting the bags behind superheroes is one of the essential skills.

With that in mind, Mark went back to his room and contacted Hammerhead, telling him about the three major gangs.

"Boss, the three major gangs are no less powerful than my Hammerhead family. I can take a part of them, but I can't take them all," Hammerhead replied with some difficulty.

Mark frowned; he wasn't very satisfied with Hammerhead's answer.

Hammerhead can't even handle a small Hell's Kitchen gang?

In fact, Mark misunderstood him.

Although the headquarters of the three major gangs are in Hell's Kitchen, their influence extends to many countries surrounding the United States.

Hell's Kitchen is chaotic because it was actually a breeding ground for various gangs in the United States.