Chapter 69 William Stryker

On the scene, seeing Rose's aggressive attitude, Coulson had no choice but to take a step back and bow his head.

In Coulson's view, it was reasonable for the other party to be so angry.

Previously, S.H.I.E.L.D. asked Ross to deal with the vampires, but due to incorrect intelligence, Ross's subordinates suffered heavy losses.

If they continue to be tough this time, it will be a complete breakdown in relations, and they can forget about getting Ross's help when they encounter vampires or mutants in the future.

Seeing Coulson wisely retreat, Ross snorted coldly, his expression softening slightly. He waved his hand, ordering his soldiers to carry Dr. Lizard's body back.

The equipment in the base used to restrain the Hulk had nowhere to be used, and since this guy is green even after transforming, we might as well use it to lock him up.

Looking at Bai Ye, who was watching the show from the sidelines, Ross smiled with appreciation and said, "Let's go, kid. Before the media arrives, I'll treat you to dinner. You can't say you don't have time this time, can you?"

It must be said that Ross was quite satisfied with White Night. In the past, when he received calls from S.H.I.E.L.D. or similar organizations asking him to go out and capture experimental subjects, he would either suffer heavy losses or return empty-handed.

Those low-risk, high-return actions are reserved for others; there's no way he'd get a chance.

As a result, he met Bai Ye. Not only did he think of Bai Ye the first time he saw the material, but he had also packed up the material before they arrived. Lao Luo had never won a battle with such a favorable situation before.

But faced with his invitation, Bai Ye replied without hesitation, "Sorry, Ross, I really do have something to do."

Ross frowned and said with displeasure, "What is it that is so important? I remember you're going to publish a book next month, and you're even collaborating with that gangster to promote it all over the city. Cut ties with that kind of scum. I'll introduce you to another colleague of mine later; he also wants to meet you."

Bai Ye asked curiously, "Another colleague? Who is it?"

"Of course it's William Stryker."

Ross chuckled and said, "This guy is obsessed with mutants. He says he really admires your pure human identity, so he wants to invite you to join him in fighting mutants."

White Night, who has become a mutant: ...

"I didn't want to go in the first place, and now that you've said that, I'm even less inclined to go," Bai Ye thought helplessly.

He certainly knew how much hostility William Stryker harbored towards mutants, and that he was responsible for several X-Men movies.

These high-ranking officials, who are specifically targeting mutants, might be carrying some kind of mutant detection equipment. If you happen to run into them and they recognize you, how embarrassing would that be?

"Please help me reject him. I've even considered joining a mutant protection organization before, but I might not get along with him," Bai Ye said evasively, which immediately silenced Rosgan.

Considering Stryker's personality, Ross said helplessly, "Alright, kid, I'll talk to him, but what important thing do you have to say?"

Bai Ye looked at George beside him and smiled, "Dinner with the police chief's beautiful daughter is definitely more enjoyable than dinner with you."

George, who was arranging for the police to question the students about the specific process, felt a chill down his spine. He turned around and saw Bai Ye's kind smile.

Upon hearing that this was the reason, Ross said speechlessly, "What's the big deal? I, an Air Force lieutenant general, also have a daughter who is still single. If you're willing, I can play matchmaker for you two."

"Come on, next time for sure, next time for sure." Bai Ye waved his hand, and under Ross's glaring and stern expression, he turned his legs inward and leaped away, disappearing into the clouds right before everyone's eyes.

In a secluded corner, Coulson spoke into his headset: "Chief, General Ross just arrived. He forcibly took the Lizardman away and also turned down White Night's invitation."

"It's alright, let him have the lizardman. As for White Night? I'll go and talk to him myself," Nick said casually.

Beside Nick Fury, a large screen can be seen playing a somewhat blurry video.

The content inside is the video of Bai Ye fighting the lizardmen that has just been circulating online.

Beside him, several physicists were writing and calculating, performing force analysis, on the battle scene in the video.

"That doesn't make sense," a physicist said, scratching his head in bewilderment. "With his leg strength of over 300 tons and supersonic speed, let alone his trousers, even his underwear should have been blown apart by the reaction force."

"His legs can go supersonic, why are you still worried about his pants? Who knows what his pants are made of? Maybe they're made of special engineering materials," another scientist next to him explained.

"But isn't the difference in this guy's combat power too big? Compared to when he fought the vampire nine days ago, his speed is more than twice as fast, but his strength is only about four times as much."

"Hiding his strength, huh? How do you know this video shows his full power?" The scientist rolled his eyes and said, "Maybe he just held back both times to avoid using too much force and, like you said, ripping off his pants?"

"That makes some sense." The others nodded in agreement, while Nick Fury, who had been listening the whole time, tapped his fingers lightly on the table, lost in thought.

Outside the teaching building, unlike the students who were watching the spectacle, Gwen sat on the steps, waiting silently.

The next moment, a pair of hands suddenly reached out and covered her eyes, saying in a familiar voice, "Guess who I am."

Seeing this childish behavior, Gwen gave a helpless smile, turned around and hugged Bai Ye, asking with concern, "Daddy didn't make things difficult for you just now, did he?"

"Of course not. After chatting with me for a bit, he went to do other things." Bai Ye gently put his arm around Gwen's slender waist and said, "You know Chief George's attitude; he neither approves nor opposes."

"Hmm." Gwen leaned against Bai Ye's chest, then asked, "What have you been doing lately? Sometimes you don't even answer my calls."

"I spend most of my time training, but the factory did take in a mutant," Bai Ye said casually.

Because Gwen could hear the roar of machines when she made phone calls during the day, she wasn't completely unaware that Bai Ye was forging things with machines in the factory.

"Mutants? Men and women?" Gwen looked up with some suspicion.

"Of course it's a girl, and she's quite pretty, but so far, we haven't gone beyond pure friendship," Bai Ye said.

Seeing Gwen's lips slightly pouting in dissatisfaction, Bai Ye laughed and, amidst her gasp, picked her up in a princess carry. Then, his inner energy surged forth, enveloping the two of them together.

"Bai, what are you doing?" Gwen asked in a panic, grabbing Bai Ye's neck.

"I still owe you a movie ticket from last time, let's go now. Lie down and don't move," Bai Ye said with a smile, then pushed off the ground with both legs and flew towards the movie theater with Gwen.

(End of this chapter)

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