Marvel: Saint Seiya Starting with the Reality Stone

Mike was somewhat surprised as he watched the three Helicarriers take off on television.

"That's not right."

"Shouldn't Camp Caspian, outside Jersey City, have exploded before Hydra's second offensive?"

Mike was a little curious.

next second.

He realized that if Hydra's second attack was today, then the explosion at Camp Caspian must have happened yesterday.

But Mike wasn't in New York yesterday.

He was in Scarsdale yesterday, where Heidi has a friend who helped deliver something. He was then invited to stay for dinner, and by the time he got home it was almost midnight.

Captain America and Black Widow went to Camp Caspian, and the subsequent explosion likely occurred at night.

and so……

Mike just missed it; otherwise, even at home, he would have been able to hear the explosions coming from Camp Caspian.

But despite his thoughts, he immediately grabbed his phone from the coffee table and called Heidi.

I thought about calling for a long time.

But the call eventually went through.

"Heidi, breaking news..."

"Mike, now is not the time to talk."

Heidi's voice came through the phone, urgent: "Commander Hand already knows what happened. I'm with Commander Hand now, it's safe. Stay home, don't go anywhere, wait for my call."

After she finished speaking, she hung up the phone.

Mike listened to the busy tone on his phone, looked at the disconnected call, and raised an eyebrow.

He stood there, watching the live broadcast of the Helicarrier on TV, thinking about what Heidi had said on the phone. After a moment's thought, he temporarily abandoned the idea of ​​going to the S.H.I.E.L.D. center.

As Heidi just said, she is with Commander Victoria Hand.

In the storyline, if he remembers correctly, although there were casualties in the Hydra riots in downtown New York, they did not affect Victoria Hand and the agents around her.

She was killed by Grant Ward on a plane transporting the real Clairvoyant John Garrett to another S.H.I.E.L.D. base.

Mike found the plot somewhat amusing at the time.

Well known.

S.H.I.E.L.D. has a system for supervising agents. S.H.I.E.L.D. agents can recruit a new agent to join S.H.I.E.L.D., but the S.H.I.E.L.D. agent is responsible for the recruited agent.

John Garrett was once Grant Ward's oversight agent.

Let me put it this way.

If this had happened in the mysterious Eastern superpower, and John Gatler had been proven to be involved in terrorist activities, even if Grant Ward had been involved in solving the case, he would have been immediately stopped and placed under internal investigation because of John Gatler's involvement.

It wasn't just Grant Ward; anyone connected to John Gatler, from the bottom up, with no upper limit, would be immediately suspended from investigation.

There was absolutely no way that Grant Ward, who had been recruited by John Gatler, would be in charge of escorting John Gatler.

This is why Mike found this scene absurd at the time, but upon reflection, it seemed quite reasonable.

After all, in this prison, even minor offenders can join the military. Given that, what is impossible?

Far away.

In short, Commander Victoria Hand and her agents are safe until SHIELD in New York quells Hydra's struggle.

So Mike also stopped trying to get involved in the plot.

I'll think about it.

Mike smiled and shook his head, then sat down on the sofa behind him again, settling into a comfortable position, and watched the three Helicarriers on the television screen that had begun to burst into flames.

It is clear.

On the television screen right now, Captain America, Natasha, and the newly joined Falcon are showing a live storyline of them trying to stop the "Zola Algorithm" from launching three Helicopters.

The Washington TV reporter was very professional, and the pilot was also very professional. He steadily landed the helicopter at the edge of the scene so that the footage could be transmitted back to the TV station via camera and then broadcast to every household that could receive their broadcast.

That is, the moment when the three carriers began to turn their guns and aim them at each other.

As Mike leaned back on the sofa, leisurely watching the TV screen, a scene suddenly popped into his mind as if on a whim, and his "it's none of my business, I'll just watch" expression vanished instantly.

next second.

Bang!

An airburst suddenly rang out in the living room, and the shockwave swept through, instantly turning the living room into a scene resembling a tornado sweeping through a parking lot.

Mike had already disappeared from the house a second before the airburst sounded.

at the same time.

In the S.H.I.E.L.D. base located beneath Roosevelt Island in New York City, the plot has now reached the point where Hydra agent John Gartler has let slip a crime, giving Phil Coulson an opening that leads Coulson to realize that John Gartler is indeed a Hydra agent.

It was at this moment that...

The ventilation shaft door where they were hiding was blasted open by S.H.I.E.L.D. agents from the base.

next second.

Heidi walked in with nine S.H.I.E.L.D. agents, all armed.

Heidi had changed into a fitted black combat uniform, making her look even more dashing.

"Don't move, hands up."

"Arrest Agent John Garrett, the murderer known as the 'Clairvoyant'."

Phil Coulson raised his hand and shouted at the SHIELD agents who rushed in.

John Gatler also raised his hand, but his expression wasn't particularly panicked. Instead, he looked at Heidi and the nine S.H.I.E.L.D. agents who rushed in and said loudly, "I know that Agent Sitwell was responsible for recruiting you, so at least some of you know how to handle this situation. We're just waiting for you."

Upon hearing this, Phil Coulson, who was standing to the side, seemed to realize something, and his eyes turned somewhat frightened as he looked at Heidi, who was standing at the door with her gun pointed at them, and the nine S.H.I.E.L.D. agents.

next second.

Under the watchful eyes of Phil Coulson and John Gatler, four SHIELD agents rushed in and made their move. With several gunshots, the remaining five SHIELD agents fell to the ground.

Heidi didn't.

She was still standing there.

Heidi, expressionless, withdrew her gaze from the corpses of the five S.H.I.E.L.D. agents killed by the four Hydra agents beside her, then looked at John Gartler and uttered a line that is quite famous in the Marvel Cinematic Universe chronology.

"Hail Hydra!"

"Long live Hydra!"

"..."