A person is writing a diary in an American comic book, and Iron Man collapses at the beginning.

Chapter 115 Stark: Have I broken ties with Captain America?

"This is really a bit awkward."

Tony Stark couldn't help but exclaim.

The fact that they were almost wiped out before the war even started was indeed quite tragic.

Even before anything happened, the playboy felt a burning sensation on his cheeks just from reading spoilers in his diary.

This is so embarrassing.

With Tony's intelligence, how could he be completely fooled by Loki?

As expected of the god of trickery in mythology!

In addition, Tony Stark also gleaned a crucial piece of information from this latest spoiler.

Loki is not only good at plotting and scheming, but he also has the ability to control other people's minds!

This is something we need to be extra careful about.

Playboy doesn't want to end up like Hawkeye Patton, completely becoming Loki's puppet and almost ruining the Helicarrier when the Battle of New York actually happens.

Wait a minute, a space carrier!

Tony Stark had no idea that the human government actually had something like this.

But thinking about it again, the playboy wasn't surprised. After all, everyone has a hidden trump card.

It's not surprising that the government is quietly preparing for something big.

"It seems that Bruce Banner must have been one of the original Avengers."

The other diary in front of the braised egg made this judgment.

Tony Stark was unaware of the Helicarrier, but Lu Dan knew perfectly well that it was something S.H.I.E.L.D. had secretly created.

That thing is basically a mobile air base.

How Hulk almost destroyed the Helicarrier due to Loki's schemes is something Lu Dan can't know for sure, but one thing is certain.

Bruce Banner must have boarded the Helicarrier with the other Avengers early on.

Then at some point, Loki's scheme caused him to transform.

After all, the possibility of Loki throwing the transformed Hulk directly onto the Helicarrier is extremely small.

Not only does it not fit Loki's identity as the God of Mischief, but it also doesn't make much sense in many ways.

So why was Bruce Banner on S.H.I.E.L.D.'s Helicarrier?

The answer was already given in the diary: Bruce Banner is also an Avenger, which goes without saying.

Why is it the first generation?

The diary previously revealed that after Loki stole the Tesseract, Lu Dan brought the Avengers together, but the Avengers were not on good terms with each other.

They blamed and argued with each other until Coulson was killed, at which point they finally began to cooperate.

Without a doubt, the situation described at the time must have occurred on a space carrier.

It must have happened shortly after the Avengers were formed.

Therefore, there is no doubt about Bruce Banner's identity as the first Avenger.

Not only that.

After some thought, Lu Dan also felt that the reason why Loki was able to outmaneuver the Avengers was probably because the team hadn't worked out well in the early stages.

So Nick Fury began to think about an important question.

A team that hasn't gone through a period of adjustment and cohesion can't really be considered a true team.

Now that the diary provided a vivid example, Lu Dan naturally wouldn't resort to last-minute cramming.

It seems we need to find an opportunity beforehand to properly work out the dynamics among the Avengers.

In this way, when the Avengers are truly needed, there won't be any chaos.

Just in time, the situation in New Mexico presented a perfect opportunity!

As for Black Widow's ability to scheme and plot, she was even outmatched by Loki, the god of trickery.

It has to be said that this was somewhat unexpected for Lu Dan.

Nick Fury admits that Black Widow is one of the best agents he has ever seen, but Loki is a god!

Or the god of trickery.

Shouldn't they be the ancestors of those who scheme and plot?

Otherwise, why would he be called the God of Deception?

As a result, even someone with such high-class status was intellectually outclassed by Black Widow!

This made Lu Dan a little doubtful: was Black Widow too outstanding, or was Loki, the god of mischief, unworthy of his reputation?

[Also, when Captain America was wanted by S.H.I.E.L.D., Black Widow chose to believe him and worked with him to uncover the truth.]

The truth has been revealed: S.H.I.E.L.D. has become Snake H.I.E.L.D.!

[Finally, he teamed up with Captain America, Falcon, Nick Fury, and Agent Hill to destroy Project Insight.]

[They also destroyed the entire S.H.I.E.L.D., oh wait, I mean, Snake Shield.]

[Although it sowed the seeds for future problems, ultimately leading to the rift between Captain America and Iron Man.]

But considering the circumstances at the time, Black Widow did a very good job.

They really managed to completely dismantle the behemoth that is Hydra with just a handful of people!

Is Captain America wanted by S.H.I.E.L.D.?

Tony Stark was only slightly surprised before he immediately realized what was happening.

That was definitely not an order from S.H.I.E.L.D., but an order from Hydra!

But what level of figure is Captain America?

With such a huge influence among the public, any arrest of him by any organization would inevitably cause a huge uproar.

But Hydra did it anyway.

This reveals just how much Hydra has grown and how much power it has amassed over the years.

Sure enough, the diary immediately provided the answer: the S.H.I.E.L.D. at that time was no longer S.H.I.E.L.D., but Snake Shield.

No, Rome wasn't built in a day. Hydra's infiltration of S.H.I.E.L.D. to that extent couldn't have been done overnight.

Even a fool would know that it would be an extremely long process.

Not only back then, but even now, S.H.I.E.L.D. has become Snake H.I.E.L.D.!

However, there is one thing: when Hydra ordered the capture of Captain America, Nick Fury actually agreed?

It was Hydra who successfully framed Captain America through some kind of conspiracy.

Or was all of this a setup orchestrated by Captain America and Nick Fury?

No, neither!

Tony Stark quickly refuted the two obvious assumptions above.

Because the playboy had thought of another crucial thing.

Hydra, due to Project Insight, sent the Winter Soldier to nearly kill Nick Fury!

The diary also clearly reveals that Captain America's capture by S.H.I.E.L.D. occurred during Project Insight.

Therefore, Nick Fury at that time was neither deceived by Hydra nor involved in a scheme with Captain America, but rather had already fallen out with Hydra.

And Hydra successfully kicked him out of S.H.I.E.L.D.!

So they could only watch helplessly as Hydra did as it pleased.

"Hill!"

Nick Fury, standing before another diary, felt a sudden stirring in his heart.

Following Coulson, Hawkeye Barton, and Black Widow, the diary has finally "certified" another S.H.I.E.L.D. agent.

Since Hill participated in the operation to destroy Project Insight and Hydra, it is clear that she is not a Hydra agent.

In a single moment.

Agent Hill's level of trust in Nick Fury increased significantly.

They've risen to the same level as Coulson, Barton, and Black Widow.

However, there's one thing Lu Dan still can't figure out.

How could a mere handful of people possibly destroy such a colossal entity as Hydra?

Is such a thing even possible?

Even a master spy like Nick Fury couldn't figure out how this was done in a short time.

Even the diary mentions that Black Widow and others' operation to destroy Hydra led to the breakup between Iron Man and Captain America!

Why are Starks involved again?

Could it be that Stark was actually involved in this operation?

What exactly caused the falling out between Iron Man and Captain America?

Satan used the word "break" to describe the significant conflict between Iron Man and Captain America.

Iron Man and Captain America are two of the Avengers' biggest figures.

The split between these two will undoubtedly have a significant impact on the entire Avengers.

It could even cause the Avengers to split up.

Although he didn't know what was going on, Nick Fury secretly made a decision in his heart: he must prevent this from happening!

Even after Infinity War, some Avengers gave up and moved on, while Black Widow alone remained steadfast.

Stark has returned to his family life and cares about nothing but his own.

Captain America has come to terms with it; he's attending support groups and his life goes on as usual.

[Barton transformed into a ronin, slaughtering gangsters to vent his rage.]

Captain Marvel, as always, is focused on protecting the universe and has no time to spare for Earth.

Only Black Widow persisted, trying to find a way to save the other half of humanity.

Infinite War?

Tony Stark immediately memorized that word.

This "Infinite War" is a new battle explicitly mentioned in the diary, following the Battle of New York and the Battle of Endgame.

Although there is no description in the Infinity War Diary, we can roughly imagine the level of this war by looking at the reactions of the Avengers after the Infinity War.

Playboy has returned to family life, Captain America has come to terms with things, and Patton seems to have fallen into some decadence.

The reactions varied, but one thing was the same.

That's running away!

What does this tell us?

This shows that the cruelty of the Infinite Wars was so great that even people like Tony Stark, Captain America, and Hawkeye Barton completely gave up hope.

Wait, wait a minute!

As his thoughts raced, Tony Stark's gaze involuntarily fell upon the description of "saving half of humanity," and he was immediately struck by it.

This refers to half of the world's population!

What does this mean?

Billions of people!

So this "infinite war," mentioned for the first time, actually resulted in the death of half the Earth's population?

No wonder!

No wonder those superheroes, including Tony Stark, were all so badly hurt.

This level of cruelty is something no one could bear, right?

Even Tony Stark thought it was amazing that the superheroes hadn't gone insane.

In comparison, Black Widow still hasn't given up and is still persisting.

This kind of mindset is truly not something that ordinary people possess, and it is truly admirable!

Even someone as arrogant and cool as Tony Stark has to admit this.

"Half of Earth's population?"

"half!?"

Soon after, Tony Stark's expression changed slightly again.

As mentioned in the diary before, the purple sweet potato spirit wiped out half of all life in the universe!

If half of the world's population were killed, wouldn't that perfectly fit this description?

So the battle in which the purple sweet potato spirit wiped out half of all life in the universe was the Infinite War?

Who would have thought that the Infinite War would be such a brutal battle!

How did you do that!

How exactly does purple sweet potato extract achieve all this?

What method did he use to kill half of all life in the universe?

Tony Stark clenched his fists slightly, and he couldn't help but hold his breath.

My brain was racing, desperately trying to figure out the problem.

But it's a pity.

Lacking relevant intelligence, Tony Stark was unable to reach a definitive conclusion.

It was precisely because of Black Widow's perseverance and her unwavering dedication within the base that Ant-Man finally arrived.

Otherwise, the half of the world's population that was wiped out will truly never return.

So those who survived the "spark event" really have Ant-Man to thank.

Who would have thought that a convict with a criminal record, a petty thief, would one day become a savior?

[By the way, Ant-Man should still be in jail, right? He hasn't been released yet, has he?]

"Ant-Man?"

Nick Fury's gaze sharpened slightly, and a look of surprise involuntarily appeared on his face.

Although the diary doesn't explicitly state it, the meaning is quite clear: Ant-Man saved half of the Earth's population!

It worked!

In the future, someone actually managed to resurrect the deceased!

In fact, Nick Fury has been secretly carrying out a top-secret project called "Project Tahiti," which is researching how to resurrect dead S.H.I.E.L.D. agents.

But how should I put it?

This plan has always been seriously flawed, causing mental instability and extreme suffering.

So strictly speaking, it is imperfect, and there are even quite a few people within the organization who want to stop the plan.

Lu Dan never imagined that Ant-Man would overcome this problem in the future.

Even so, isn't it a bit too shocking to resurrect billions of dead people on Earth?

That's simply unimaginable!

Even if the Tahiti project were perfected and put into use immediately, it still wouldn't be able to achieve this level of perfection!

So how exactly did Ant-Man do it?

In addition, there is the "Sparkling Incident," which is also a new term.

However, judging from the context, it should refer to the fact that half of the Earth's population came back to life.

This is easy to understand, there's nothing to worry about.

But, a criminal? A thief?

Hank Pym has never committed a crime or been a thief!

Especially since he's currently in prison or something, that's even more absurd.

Hank Pym is a business tycoon now, you know.

(End of this chapter)