Marvel: Saint Seiya Starting with the Reality Stone

Well known.

When your dog starts or tries to bite someone, it means that the dog has become wild.

No sane person would keep a dog that bites.

The principles are the same.

S.H.I.E.L.D. was established with funding from the World Security Council, a coalition of five philanthropists, originally intended to help maintain world peace and protect secrets that ordinary people shouldn't know.

They paid for it.

They also granted power.

The results of it?

This is outrageous!

It has devoured its master!

What!

It wasn't S.H.I.E.L.D. that devoured its master, but Hydra, which had been hiding within S.H.I.E.L.D. for seventy years.

Okay, here's the problem.

In the past seventy years, S.H.I.E.L.D. has failed to discover such a huge problem hidden within its own ranks. Isn't that a dereliction of duty?

Therefore, how can the Security Council trust that a security agency that cannot even guarantee its own safety can effectively protect world peace?

of course.

This is only one reason; there is another reason why the Security Council had to abandon S.H.I.E.L.D.

In order to disrupt the launch of the Zola Algorithm and to completely thwart Hydra's plot, Black Widow Natasha released S.H.I.E.L.D. internal documents and Hydra documents to the entire world online.

Among the documents released by Black Widow Natasha were the personal files of the agents.

Yes.

All of them.

The real identities, backgrounds, mission records, and psychological assessments of tens of thousands of S.H.I.E.L.D. agents worldwide can be found online right now, at this very moment.

There are also a series of materials that are not intended for public knowledge, including "Project Insight," "Secret Operations Records," and "Supernatural and Extraterrestrial Files."

These have all been published online.

Simply put, S.H.I.E.L.D. can no longer be called a secret security agency. S.H.I.E.L.D. is now naked in the street, and running around naked in front of the world.

Especially after these documents were released, they revealed that many of S.H.I.E.L.D.'s operations over the past few decades were in service of Hydra.

Just like what was shown on the news tonight.

"Today, after the world's leading intelligence organization was brought down by a series of attacks, and with the SHIELD files circulating online, world leaders are urgently seeking an answer. The five major philanthropists have held an emergency closed-door meeting and are investigating..."

"..."

Heidi, who had just slumped onto the sofa with her eyes glued to the TV, looked up at Mike holding the remote and said, "Hey, why did you turn the TV off?"

Mike tossed the remote aside, put his hands in his pockets, and looked at Heidi on the sofa: "No matter how you look at it, you can't change the fact that S.H.I.E.L.D. is about to cease to exist. Similarly, you wouldn't want to be watching TV and suddenly find a reporter playing your file, would you?"

Heidi blinked upon hearing this, then scratched her head with both hands: "Damn Natasha, it's one thing for her to destroy Hydra, but why did she have to release our files?"

Mike shrugged: "What else could it be for? To release the files and force the World Security Council to make a choice."

Politicians are all the same.

When something goes wrong, the first thing to do is cover it up. What Natasha did was to lift the lid, making it impossible for them to cover it up, and forcing them to face the reality that the entire S.H.I.E.L.D. had been completely infiltrated by Hydra.

Heidi took a deep breath, leaned back on the sofa, hugged her knees, and looked up at Mike.

"I really love my job."

"You can find another one."

"Where to look?"

Heidi looked somewhat dejected: "The FBI? The CIA? Or the Department of Homeland Security? I don't think they'd want a Hydra agent."

Even though she, as a Hydra agent, hadn't done anything for Hydra, the only thing she did was kill one of the Centipede Warriors upstairs when she bought coffee.

During the family meeting just now, Heidi frankly told Mike about this.

She was even prepared for Mike to look down on her or give her a "you're a bad guy" look.

result……

Mike's gaze towards her remained unchanged; it was the same way he always had looked at her.

This made Heidi breathe a sigh of relief.

Anyway!

Regardless of what she did or didn't do, at least she participated in Hydra's second attempt and lost.

Heidi had already prepared herself to bear the consequences of failure.

In fact, she had indeed prepared herself mentally for this.

But she suddenly realized that her mental preparations were slightly off.

Simply put, she prepared herself in the wrong direction.

If Hydra's second attempt fails, what fate awaits her as Hydra?

Life imprisonment, or secret execution?

But what was the result?

She was wearing comfortable loungewear, her hair loose and smelling of shampoo, nestled in a soft sofa.

Does this seem like the price to pay after failure?

And all of this is because she has a good younger brother.

After she made the wrong choice, Mike appeared and covered the costs she would have to pay for her failed decision.

Heidi looked up at Mike, who was standing in front of her on the sofa with his hands in his pockets, and pursed her lips before speaking again.

"Thank you, Mike."

"You're welcome."

Mike didn't refuse Heidi's thanks, and then sat down on the sofa next to her, continuing the previous topic: "You may not be able to get into law enforcement, but you can go to a private company."

Heidi chuckled and looked at Mike: "Didn't you hear what I just said? I'm a Hydra agent."

Mike shrugged: "You're not in the released Hydra agent files."

This is a fact.

He had just finished the family meeting and, while Heidi was lounging on the sofa, gone back to his room to browse the S.H.I.E.L.D. and Hydra files that were now ubiquitous online.

Mike did not find any information about Heidi in the Hydra agent's files.

Perhaps it's because Heidi wasn't a core member?

That's possible, after all, he glanced at the list a few times and noticed that several of the Hydra agents who died at the S.H.I.E.L.D. center in New York were not on it.

In short, whatever the reason, Heidi is, at least on the surface, a S.H.I.E.L.D. agent.

But there's a premise to this.

Mike thought to himself, then looked at Heidi: "I don't think Victoria Hand and Phil Coulson will reveal that you're a Hydra agent."

This has nothing to do with them fearing his power.

It is a simple form of reasoning.

Rather than explaining to everyone later why they didn't arrest Hydra agent Heidi, it's better to never admit that Heidi was a Hydra agent from the beginning.

Anyway, Heidi wasn't on the published Hydra list.

The former requires a lot of effort and time, while the latter is a one-time solution.

How to choose?

This is a very simple question!

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