Marvel: Saint Seiya Starting with the Reality Stone

A knock came at the door.

Mike stopped talking and looked at the hospital room door that had been knocked on.

Sitting on the hospital bed, Heidi looked towards the door of the ward and said, "Please come in."

The ward door was pushed open.

Immediately afterwards, a man and a woman walked into the ward from outside.

As soon as the two entered, their eyes fell on Mike, who was standing at the foot of the bed.

Mike's gaze also fell on the man and woman, but his gaze was mostly on the woman who had come.

Without him.

For some reason, he felt as if he had seen this woman somewhere before.

Mike soon realized why he felt so familiar.

"Taylor, Sharon."

"This is my brother Mike."

"Mike."

"Taylor, Sharon, my colleague."

Heidi, who had just sat up from her hospital bed, introduced the three of them to each other.

When Heidi revealed that the woman who had come in was named Sharon, Mike instantly understood why he felt that Sharon looked somewhat familiar.

Sharon?

Sharon Carter?

After obtaining the keyword "Sharon," he retrieved the image of S.H.I.E.L.D. agent Sharon Carter from his memory and compared it with the Sharon in front of him.

next second.

Mike gasped inwardly as he looked at Heidi, who was sitting on the hospital bed.

How did Heidi introduce herself just now?

Is Sharon her colleague?

Is Sharon Carter, an agent of S.H.I.E.L.D. codenamed Thirteen, her colleague?

and so……

Is Heidi also a S.H.I.E.L.D. agent?

Jesus Christ.

The Virgin Mary.

After realizing what had happened, Mike was filled with turmoil, but he didn't show it.

This probably wouldn't have worked before he awakened his inner universe, but now that he has awakened it and has perfect control over his five senses, he hasn't shown any signs of anything amiss.

After Heidi finished introducing him, Mike extended his right hand first to the man who came in.

"Hello, Mike, Heidi's brother."

"Taylor, Heidi's colleague."

"Sharon, like Taylor, is your sister's colleague."

"Hello there."

After shaking hands and greeting Taylor and Sharon, Mike understood their unspoken message by observing their expressions. He smiled at them and then said to Heidi on the hospital bed, "I'll go ask the doctor when you can be discharged."

Hearing this, Heidi smiled and said, "Okay."

Mike then smiled amicably at Taylor and Sharon again before walking out of the ward, leaving it to the three of them.

The ward door closed again.

Sharon Carter looked at the closed hospital room door and then looked away, exchanging a glance with Taylor beside her before turning her gaze to Heidi, who was sitting on the hospital bed.

the other side.

After leaving the ward, Mike went to the stairwell and thought about the information he had just received.

Good guy.

Heidi was never an FBI intelligence analyst, but a S.H.I.E.L.D. agent.

Mike was shocked, but also somewhat unsurprised.

Because when he thought back, it seemed that neither he nor his adoptive parents had ever heard Heidi say that she was an FBI agent, and they had only seen Heidi's federal credentials when she came back, but they had never been to the FBI and seen Heidi inside.

After all, who would have thought Heidi was lying?

Not right either.

Well known.

When SHIELD agents are out and about, they prefer to use FBI credentials because they are a classified agency.

So from a certain perspective, the federal documents they have are genuine.

but--

Is Heidi a S.H.I.E.L.D. agent?

real or fake?

After realizing this, Mike stood in the stairwell with a somewhat complicated feeling, listening to the conversation between Sharon Carter, the S.H.I.E.L.D. agent named Taylor, and Heidi in the hospital room.

Sharon Carter and Taylor were there to investigate the East 23rd Street apartment bombing. Heidi was at the scene when the bomb exploded, so they came to ask her where she was.

Heidi's answer was the same as what she had just told Mike.

She liked the coffee shop downstairs in that apartment building. After returning to New York City two weeks ago, she stumbled upon that coffee shop and has been buying her coffee there almost every day ever since.

Sharon Carter and the S.H.I.E.L.D. agent named Taylor were simply there to ask some questions.

So after listening for a while, Mike didn't continue listening. Instead, he left through the stairwell and went to find Heidi's attending physician.

When he left the doctor's office and returned to Heidi's ward, Sharon and the S.H.I.E.L.D. agent named Taylor had already left.

Mike didn't expose Heidi's idea that she was a S.H.I.E.L.D. agent.

First, Heidi will definitely tell him when she wants to.

Secondly, he also lacked a reasonable explanation for why he knew about S.H.I.E.L.D.

Although the Battle of New York took place last year, S.H.I.E.L.D. remains shrouded in mystery, and ordinary people are still unaware of its existence.

and so--

Mike walked in as usual, glancing at Heidi, who was leaning against the hospital bed, playing with her phone with her left hand.

"Hey, where are your two colleagues?"

"I'm gone."

"So quick, just came to see you for a quick look and left. Looks like your relationship isn't that great."

"I've only been back for half a month."

Heidi put down her phone and looked at Mike: "Besides, I'm not in the same group as Taylor and Sharon."

Mike, knowing the answer already, asked the question.

"Then what are they doing here?"

"What else could we be doing? It's all about the apartment bombing."

"Is this any of your business?"

"What a load of crap."

Heidi looked at Mike, who was smiling, swore, rolled her eyes, and didn't hide anything: "I just happened to be there, so I came to ask around as a routine matter."

Mike frowned. "I hope nothing's wrong."

Heidi looked at the worry on Mike's face and chuckled, "What could possibly be wrong with me? A quick check of my spending records will tell you. That coffee shop is one I frequent."

After saying this...

Heidi ended the conversation and looked at Mike: "By the way, what did the doctor say?"

Mike laughed and said, "It's nothing serious. I've come to pick up the documents and process the discharge record, then I can go home. But the doctor said you should rest for a few days."

Hearing this, Heidi glanced at her right arm, which was in a cast and suspended in a sling, and looked at Mike: "Does this count as a vacation?"

Mike indicated he didn't want to talk, walked to the bedside, grabbed the logbook hanging there, and headed towards the door: "I'm going to get discharged."

Heidi smiled and responded, watching Mike go out again to process his discharge. Only after the ward door closed again did she lower her eyes and look at the phone in her hand.

After thinking for a moment, I edited a short message and sent it over.

The message was short, just one sentence.

"Failed product successfully recycled!"

"..."