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

Chapter 144 Lu Dan was dumbfounded; the highest leader of S.H.I.E.L.D. was actually Hydra!

"Wait a moment!"

Then, Tony Stark's eyes suddenly lit up as he recalled something.

The diary mentioned before that Spider-Man, this "little kid," hung up on Nick Fury on his own initiative.

Could that incident have happened during the fight against the Elementals?

Playboys would never know such things, but Tony Stark felt more and more that this Spider-Man was really to his liking.

I just don't know where Spider-Man's extraordinary abilities come from.

Why did I possess such great power at such a young age, in high school?

Moreover, judging from the way the diary describes his strength, whether it's the comparison with Captain America's "several tons" of strength or the description of pulling a cruise ship or a high-speed train, it seems that Spider-Man is following the same path as Captain America.

Most likely, they have undergone some kind of mutation, thus gaining power far exceeding that of ordinary people.

It's completely different from Tony Stark's technological advantages and Scarlet Witch and Doctor Strange's magic.

So here's the problem.

If my guess is correct, who is the heartless person who would dare to conduct human experiments on such a young child?

[And what happened? Spider-Man simply hung up on Nick Fury and completely ignored him!]

Even Nick Fury's personal invitation to Spider-Man was rejected; in the end, a combination of coercion and deception was used to get Spider-Man to join.

[Haha, I bet Nick Fury has never been this humble in his entire life, has he?]

[That's not quite right either. Nick Fury has never been this humble in his life. After all, the Nick Fury at this point is no longer the Nick Fury he once was.]

[But it was a Skrull in disguise!]

[Thinking about it, if it were Nick Fury himself, he probably wouldn't have been so easily fooled by Mysterio, right?]

This book was first published on 2020s.com, providing you with a reading experience free of errors and disordered chapters.

Unfortunately, Nick Fury himself was far away on a space station at that time.

Haha, it really is this time!

Tony Stark almost burst out laughing, his eyes gleaming with a strong gossip-loving light.

It's not that he's a playboy with a twisted sense of humor, but for some reason, he genuinely feels a sense of satisfaction when he sees Nick Fury getting humiliated by a little kid!

Tony Stark was especially pleased to see Nick Fury not only rejected by phone but also fail to get a reply when he personally went to invite him.

Spider-Man, well done!

This little rascal is becoming more and more to my liking.

"Wait a minute, a Skrull?"

However, Tony's chrysanthemum smile quickly froze, replaced by a look of surprise and astonishment.

Back then, Nick Fury was replaced by the Skrulls?

It's the Skrulls again!

Playboys are no strangers to this race, but they don't know much about it.

All that is known is that they fought a war with the Kree and were the main initiators of a secret invasion.

Even during their secret invasion, the Skrulls set their sights on their good friend Rhodes.

However, the diary doesn't reveal exactly what happened after he set his sights on Rhodes, so Tony doesn't know much about it.

Oh, right, one more thing, Nick Fury also has a bunch of Skrull minions under his command!

So, the Skrulls impersonating Nick Fury here, could it be on Nick Fury's orders?

Wait!

This isn't right!

Even if Nick Fury needs someone to impersonate him, why doesn't he hire an agent from S.H.I.E.L.D.?

Wouldn't it be more appropriate for the agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. themselves to carry out these espionage tactics?

What were you thinking, handing this over to an alien?

Aliens differ significantly from humans in their physiological structure and even physical appearance.

There might even be an insurmountable gap in their ways of thinking.

Why would Nick Fury choose to have an alien impersonate him?

This is utterly reckless.

Is it possible to impersonate someone convincingly?

This is something that Playboy really can't understand.

One thing is certain: since Nick Fury chose the Skrulls, it means that the Skrulls are definitely capable of doing this job.

Not only are they competent, but they can even do it better than the average person!

Otherwise, why would Nick Fury abandon the S.H.I.E.L.D. spies in this matter and choose an alien that seems unsuitable no matter how you look at it?

So, if we analyze it this way, does the Skrulls have a special advantage in impersonating others that Earthlings don't possess?

After some thought, Tony came to this obvious conclusion.

This also explains the earlier mention in the diary that the Skrulls had their eyes on Rhodes.

The diary also states that the Skrulls were actually after War Machine's identity!

What does it mean to have one's eyes on the war machine?

At the time, Tony couldn't quite understand it, but now it seems like it was just about impersonating Rhodes and replacing War Machine.

So this is the Skrulls' special method?

After figuring this out, Playboy understood even more why the Skrulls were so valuable to Nick Fury, even helping him get to the position of director.

If those Skrulls could really impersonate anyone at will, it would indeed be a huge help to Nick Fury's various missions.

"Mystery Guest?"

Nick Fury, standing in front of another diary, frowned slightly.

Didn't the diary just mention that he contacted Spider-Man to deal with the threat from the Elementals?

How come there's another mysterious guest here?

Mysterio was first mentioned in the diary, so Nick Fury naturally couldn't possibly know about him.

However, judging from this guy's nickname, we can still get a glimpse into his character.

The word "mysterious" is included in their names, so this person must be the kind of unfathomable and mysterious guy.

That's why you were able to deceive yourself, no, that you were able to deceive the Skrulls?

Why Mysterio would deceive his "Skrug version" remains a mystery to Lu Dan.

However, he speculated that this person was very likely involved in the Elementals' incident.

But what exactly happened during that time remains unknown.

But did I actually go to space back then?

???

A series of question marks involuntarily appeared on Nick Fury's forehead.

Space?

My future self is so good at this game, just like the Avengers, he's gone to space?

It has to be said that this step was indeed a bit too big.

After all, Lu Dan is still racking his brains to fight Hydra.

As a result, my future self ended up wandering into space!

Moreover, it seems that his "venture into space" this time is different from the Stark group's battles on alien planets.

After all, he had made thorough preparations before going to outer space, and even had the Skrulls impersonate him.

This shows that Nick Fury already knew he would be staying in that space station for a long time.

Moreover, braised eggs have a very clear understanding of their own positioning.

He was a spy, a commander, but not a field operative, much less an avenger.

They won't easily appear on the front lines.

Therefore, Lu Dan judged that his future trips to space bases were most likely not for combat missions, but for some other purpose.

Otherwise, he wouldn't have personally taken action.

However, the diary did not reveal any relevant information about what exactly happened, which is beyond what Lu Dan could imagine at present.

Therefore, Nick Fury was born to be a spy.

[Back on Earth, he worked his way up from nothing, overcoming countless obstacles, and eventually rose to the position of Director of S.H.I.E.L.D.]

Although she was constantly being used by Alexander Pierce, and almost got killed by her own good boss.

To be honest, it's already quite remarkable.

After S.H.I.E.L.D. was destroyed, Nick Fury, who had been "unemployed," was reassigned to lead S.W.O.R.D. in space.

[You have to admit, braised eggs are really something. While Sky Sword is similar in nature to S.H.I.E.L.D., it's a full-fledged interstellar organization, dealing with interstellar conflicts!]

Even Captain Marvel works for S.W.O.R.D.

Was he used by Pierce?

What does Satan mean?

Nick Fury's expression immediately became extremely serious.

At the same time, an extremely ominous feeling arose in my heart.

After all, the diary already hinted at things quite clearly.

What does it mean to exploit?

Alexander Pierce has served as a minister on the World Security Council since stepping down as the previous director of S.H.I.E.L.D.

Although he holds a higher position than Nick Fury, he is also Nick Fury's superior.

But by this time, Pierce had already separated from S.H.I.E.L.D.

In other words, all matters concerning S.H.I.E.L.D. will be handled by Nick Fury, the current director of S.H.I.E.L.D., and Pierce will not interfere in any way.

He merely served as a bridge between S.H.I.E.L.D. and the World Security Council, nothing more!

In this situation, how can Pierce utilize Nick Fury?

After all, Pierce had no say in what Nick Fury did!

Considering Hydra's infiltration of S.H.I.E.L.D., there is only one answer: Pierce is also a Hydra agent!

Since obtaining the diary and learning about Hydra's infiltration, Nick Fury has been clashing with Hydra for quite some time.

Moreover, the more they clash, the more thrilling it becomes.

As the investigation deepens, more and more secrets are uncovered.

Nick Fury was increasingly aware of just how alarming Hydra's infiltration was.

He was certain that there were definitely high-ranking members of S.H.I.E.L.D. who were also Hydra!

Given Nick Fury's consistent nature, he had long ago listed those top executives within S.H.I.E.L.D. as suspects.

Her good boss, Pierce, was also on the suspect list.

However, because no concrete evidence has been found, Nick Fury has been unable to pinpoint the exact identity of the "big ghost."

This spoiler from the diary provides strong evidence for Nick Fury!

Pierce!

So, you were the "big demon" of Hydra?

Then without a doubt, the mention in the diary that he was almost killed by Pierce refers to the assassination attempt on him by the Winter Soldier during the Insight Project, right?

The Winter Soldier is the sharpest blade in Hydra's hands!

After piecing together the various spoilers in the diary and combining them with some information he had gathered through his own investigation, Nick Fury felt that the truth was pretty much confirmed.

"Pierce, I really don't want that person to be you!"

Nick Fury's gaze sharpened slightly, and he couldn't help but let out a long sigh.

This wasn't just Lu Dan putting on an act; it was his true feeling.

After all, Lu Dan's rise in S.H.I.E.L.D. was inseparable from Pierce's appreciation.

It could even be said that it was because of Pierce's strong promotion.

This person had done Nick Fury a favor.

But one thing at a time, no matter what his past relationship with Pierce was, or what kind of friendship they had, when it's time to take action, Lu Dan won't hesitate!

Having made up his mind, Nick Fury put his thoughts aside and continued to focus on his diary.

His expression froze again.

"Heavenly Sword Bureau!"

Lu Dan uttered the name softly.

He never imagined that his decision to have the Skrulls impersonate him and venture into space was actually to lead the Sky Sword Bureau.

The name SkySword Agency appears for the first time in the diary, but judging from the diary's description, isn't it just a space version of S.H.I.E.L.D.?

It seems like my future self will be very successful!

Without even realizing it, he had become the head of an interstellar intelligence agency?

666!

To be honest, the Heavenly Sword Bureau is indeed a very suitable organization for him, the Braised Egg Hero.

Even Nick Fury has started to think about it seriously now.

If my future self really had the opportunity to work at the Heavenly Sword Bureau, would I be willing to do so?

Lu Dan thinks there's still a good chance he'd be willing.

Putting aside her own personal factors, Captain Marvel also works within this organization, doesn't she?

So, that's why Captain Marvel hasn't returned to Earth?

Instead, they've been busy dealing with those interstellar conflicts?

[I just don't know when Nick Fury left Earth.]

After all, he had a group of Skrull henchmen who could impersonate him at any time.

The key is that Skrulls can not only perfectly change their appearance, but also possess the short-term memories of a particular person after transforming into them.

The impersonation was so seamless that no one could tell the difference except for the person being impersonated.

[During the secret invasion, the Skrulls impersonated so many people, yet they never revealed a single flaw, did they?]

After all, no one can be sure that the person standing in front of you is really Nick Fury!

So these are the Skrulls?

Tony Stark finally understood, and at the same time, he became more wary.

With the ability to perfectly change their appearance and possess the memories of those they imitate, the Skrulls are practically a race born for espionage!

He's a born spy!

(End of this chapter)