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Chapter 137 Offline Monarchy

After a brief chat, seeing that the incident was over, the group members, each with their own feelings, chose to return.

"Goodbye, Senior White." Kana Kimishima waved politely, then pressed the return button, and her body disappeared from the universe the next moment.

Watching the group members disappear one by one, Bai Ye took out his phone from his pocket and answered the call: "What's up?"

"Mr. White, all of S.H.I.E.L.D.'s people have disappeared," Kingpin reported solemnly.

"Disappeared?" Bai Ye was stunned for a moment.

"Yes, when we found their headquarters, most of their core members had already left and we don't know where they've moved to now."

"Yes, I understand." Bai Ye nodded slightly, without saying anything more.

So be it, he's run away. How long can he run? If he can't kill himself now, will he ever have a chance to turn things around later? Time is on his side.

Seeing that Bai Ye didn't blame him, Kingpin breathed a sigh of relief and prepared to hang up the phone after thanking him once again.

"By the way, I think I need to talk about mutants," Bai Ye suddenly thought.

"Mutants? Of course. As your fellow human beings, mutants should no longer be discriminated against. From now on, mutants are a superior race on Earth and have direct immunity from criminal charges," Kingpin said immediately, his mind racing.

"Well... there's no need to be so extreme." Even Byakuya, who felt that this might lead to the Celestial Dragons, couldn't stand it anymore and spoke up to stop them.

"The previous mutant registration bill was passed directly, but it cannot be opened to the general public, as long as it is guaranteed not to be discriminatory."

"Then those mutants with defects in their mutant abilities will be treated as a vulnerable group and given some subsidies and allowances," Bai Ye said.

"No problem, Mr. White. Is there anything else you need?" Kingpin nodded in agreement.

"That's all." Bai Ye said, hanging up the phone and turning to say, "How about that? That should be about right."

"Thank you so much for your help." A waiter who was being controlled by Professor X said with satisfaction. Bai Ye had fulfilled his lifelong dream.

"However, the Mutant Registration Act..." Professor X hesitated.

"Don't worry, I'm a mutant too. Would I harm them? Those laws won't be open to the public, but you have the right to borrow them. When the time comes, all matters concerning mutants will be handled by you and Magneto," Bai Ye said.

……

Meanwhile, in a room with soundproofing material, Pierce looked at Nick Fury with righteous indignation and said:

"Fury, do you know this is defection? You've hidden away all of S.H.I.E.L.D.'s core members. Have you forgotten our organization's original mission?"

Nick Fury wasn't intimidated by his words. Instead, he looked at Pierce in front of him and said calmly, "Pierce, let's work together."

"Frey, what do you mean by this?"

"I already know you're Hydra; Bai Ye told me."

Nick Fury laid bare his hand, and Pierce's angry expression immediately turned into one of utter shock.

"I don't understand what you mean," Pierce denied immediately.

"There's no need to hide it. I was originally planning to eliminate all Hydra agents within S.H.I.E.L.D., but this happened ahead of schedule."

Nick Fury looked at Pierce and said, "Compared to the current White Night, your threat is nothing, so... let's join forces."

"Let S.H.I.E.L.D. and Hydra unite completely to fight against White Night." Nick Fury said, pushing a paper document towards Pierce in front of him.

"You should know what a monster a fully-formed Sentinel is. Dr. Reed has now thoroughly researched the theoretical part. All we need is enough time and resources."

"You should know that the Hydra fanatics' century-long persistence and forbearance will absolutely not yield to Bai Ye, and Bai Ye has already discovered you, so this conflict is inevitable."

Nick Fury said calmly, looking at Pierce's increasingly unpleasant face.

"So let's cooperate, to fight against the White Nights, and unleash the full potential of the Hydra organization behind you," Nick Fury said again.

If someone had told him before today that S.H.I.E.L.D. would cooperate with Hydra, Nick Fury would have been the first to disbelieve it, but the threat posed by the White Nights has never been greater.

Looking at the documents in front of him and Nick Fury's ever-calm face, Pierce hesitated for a long time before finally nodding with difficulty.

"It's a pleasure working with you."

"It's a pleasure working with you."

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Nighttime, inside the White House, Rodriguez looked at Stark before him and said, "You said Mr. White House appointed you to manage this planet?"

"Of course, do I need to provide proof?" Stark said.

"No need. Since Mr. Bai says so, then it's decided." Rodriguez said, casually tossing a stack of documents in front of Stark.

"Hey, these documents are yours to handle. Do whatever you want with them."

"Remember not to let too many people die. Call me if you can't handle it," Kingpin said calmly, then stood up and walked out.

"Wait, are you just going to abandon this?" Stark asked, stunned, looking at the two who were clearly trying to shift the blame.

"What do you care? You've been appointed now. If you don't manage it well, it's your responsibility. We have our own things to do." Rodriguez smiled. Bai Ye had just taken over and had the most to do. He was just worried about who would take the blame.

"Is there anything more important than the security of this planet?" Stark asked.

"Of course there is. We are studying how to better serve Mr. Bai. If you displease him, no matter how much work you do here, it may be overturned by a single sentence from him."

Kingpin said matter-of-factly, then looked at Rodriguez and said, "So you'll handle General Ross's side. I'll go talk to Chief George."

"Of course, no problem." Rodriguez smiled in return.

Seeing Stark's stunned expression, Kingpin said, "If you have any objections to our actions, you can speak to Mr. White, and I will explain to him personally."

"What the hell are you talking about?" Stark cursed inwardly. White Night, who was busy implementing the offline monarch system, couldn't be bothered with his subordinates at all.

If you report them for dereliction of duty, you'll at most get a scolding like, "Don't bother me with such idiotic questions. Let them do whatever they want."

Stark felt a chill run down his spine as he looked at the tall stack of documents in front of him. He regretted taking on this mess. Wasn't being a playboy a good thing?

"How many days do you think he can hold out?" Kingpin asked casually from outside.

"I don't know, maybe three days."

"I guess at most one night."

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(End of this chapter)