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

Chapter 32 Just kidding! Has S.H.I.E.L.D. been infiltrated by Hydra?

Black Widow is actually quite satisfied with her current life.

Although it was the same as when we were in the Red House.

They also frequently undertake some dangerous and exciting tasks.

Some missions are even more dangerous.

However, the two are simply incomparable when it comes to Black Widow.

Previously, as the widow of the Red House, she was merely a cold-blooded and ruthless executioner who helped Drekoff eliminate all obstacles.

All the killings and the blood on his hands were for Drekoff's own selfish gain.

It has nothing to do with justice; it can even be called evil.

But now?

Black Widow, Patton, and the other S.H.I.E.L.D. agents are doing meaningful and correct things.

It's making the world a better place!

That's why Black Widow felt her life had meaning.

Although it's a bit tiring, hard-working, and dangerous.

In any case, it can't be described as "miserable," right?

Even if one were to sacrifice one's life for this, it would be a worthy death.

That is also an honor!

How did things turn out so badly?

What exactly did I encounter in my future?

[She was taken away from the Red House as a child, endured hellish training, and survived.]

She became a "widow" in the red house, living a life of constant danger.

[After finally destroying the Red Room, he joined S.H.I.E.L.D., seemingly changing his life.]

But in reality, it was all for nothing.

Was it all for nothing?

Black Widow couldn't help but furrow her brow slightly.

What gives Zhou Cheng the right to say that?

Is the red house still there?

That's absolutely impossible!

Back then, she and Barton managed to blow up the entire base.

The leader of the Red House, Drekoff, is also dead; it's all over.

The red house was completely destroyed!

Although the battle of Budapest was the most brutal and dangerous battle she had ever experienced.

But yes, the Red House was destroyed!

Not only that.

Destroying the Red Room was also Black Widow's pledge of allegiance to S.H.I.E.L.D., and S.H.I.E.L.D. had "tested" her.

Everything is fine.

Why does the diary say that it was all for naught?

"The Red House?"

Tony Stark, however, keenly noticed this particular word.

Jarvis.

He immediately called out to Jarvis.

Although it was just a name, Jarvis, this super artificial intelligence, naturally knew what his boss meant.

He immediately began searching and retrieving information.

"Sir, I only found one red house that matches the description in the diary."

"That was a KGB spy training facility during the Soviet era."

Former Soviet Union?

Tony Stark was somewhat surprised: "So, our Black Widow is actually a Soviet? Just an ordinary Soviet agent?"

The diary states that Black Widow is a superhero and one of the original Avengers.

Tony Stark had initially thought the other person was a superhuman, like the Scarlet Witch, who wielded some kind of extraordinary power.

result.

He was just an ordinary agent?

Can an ordinary special agent become a superhero?

The red house not only exists intact, but it has even grown stronger than before.

Black Widow had worked tirelessly for S.H.I.E.L.D. for most of her life, intending to atone for her sins.

[To atone for the sins committed in the Red House.]

But in the end, he discovered that he was actually working for Hydra!

"This is truly... absurd."

Black Widow couldn't help but purse her lips.

The red house is not only doing well, but it's even bigger than before?

That's utter nonsense.

As for the later mention of working for Hydra, that was utterly absurd and nonsensical.

Hydra no longer exists, okay?

Everyone knows that.

They were wiped out as early as World War II by Captain America and his Howling Commandos.

Their leader, Schmidt, was also killed by Captain America.

With Captain America's plane crashing into the vast ocean, the infamous Hydra came to an end.

In this situation, how could I possibly work for Hydra?

Could it be that Hydra, like the Red Room, exists perfectly well?

They even infiltrated S.H.I.E.L.D.?

The other party even implied that their superior, Coulson, was a Hydra mole!

This is a complete international joke.

So~

What exactly was Zhou Cheng trying to tell me through this method?

Why can't you just say what you mean? Riddlers are really annoying!

"Hydra still exists?"

"They even infiltrated S.H.I.E.L.D."?

Compared to Black Widow, Tony Stark had a much higher degree of trust in this news.

After all, he's been keeping a diary for a very long time.

"They're a bunch of vermin that just won't go away."

However, Tony Stark only uttered this slight remark, and that was all.

I didn't intend to interfere in anything.

Even if S.H.I.E.L.D. was founded by his father, what does it have to do with Tony Stark?

However, in the end, Hydra was still destroyed by Black Widow.

Of course, the Red House was also indispensable, and it was ultimately destroyed by Black Widow as well.

This can be considered a complete resolution.

[Just looking at this part, it's clearly a female lead's story, but unfortunately, she still died later.]

Even a snap of the fingers couldn't save it.

[It's really a katana.]

Black Widow couldn't help but shake her head.

He became increasingly indifferent to the contents of his diary.

He had just said that he was being controlled and manipulated by the Red Room and Hydra organizations.

Then, in the blink of an eye, they claimed to have wiped out both organizations?

Isn't this a bit too obvious?

Are you writing a diary or creating a lighthearted story?

If Hydra is really as powerful as the diary says, able to infiltrate even S.H.I.E.L.D., and even turn a Level 7 agent like myself into a puppet.

How large must it have grown to?

That's something a Level 7 S.H.I.E.L.D. agent could handle.

The same applies to the Red House.

The diary also says that it has grown stronger than before, making it even more difficult to deal with.

Of course.

Theoretically speaking, it might not be impossible to succeed, but Black Widow was unwilling to delve any further into it.

They're all just baseless rumors.

What interests her more at this moment is another piece of information revealed by the other party.

I'm dead!

Black Widow works as a dangerous field agent; any mission could cost her her life.

There's nothing to worry about.

Black Widow didn't care.

But what the heck is a snap of fingers?

This word just feels completely out of place here!

According to the diary, under normal circumstances, a person could be brought back to life by snapping their fingers.

This really baffled Black Widow. How could a snap of the fingers possibly do such a thing?

The snapping here must not be the kind of snapping with your fingers that she understands, right?

So.

What exactly is this mysterious "snap"?

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