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

Chapter 54 Hydra Wants to Steal My Armor?

No, not just most likely, but definitely!

Nick Fury was a direct participant in the war between the Skrulls and the Kree!

It was precisely because of that battle that Nick Fury realized Earth was not alone in the universe, and that Earth faced intergalactic threats unimaginable to most people.

Therefore, after Captain Marvel left Earth, the idea of ​​forming the Avengers came to mind.

Skrulls?

Kree?

These two names immediately caught Tony Stark's attention.

Even Tony Stark's expression became unusually serious.

Because of the context.

The words "skru" and "cree" clearly do not represent narrow concepts such as surname, region, or race.

Rather, there is a strong possibility that they are aliens!

It's very clear in the diary.

It was the war between these two races that made Nick Fury realize that Earth was not alone in the universe!

Earth faces an "intergalactic" threat!

What is an intergalactic threat?

This is so straightforward that there's no need for any analysis or thought.

If it were a war between two families, two races, or two countries on Earth.

How could this possibly be associated with an "intergalactic" threat?

Not to mention.

The diary has been mentioned before.

Extraterrestrial races exist in the universe, and there may even be an invasion by alien races like the Chitauri in the future.

If alien races will invade in the future, why couldn't they have done the same in the past?

There is virtually no doubt that the war between the Skrulls and the Kree was a war between two alien races.

However~

Is it possible that Nick Fury is involved in an alien war?

He's quite a remarkable person.

Tony Stark has finally started to value Nick Fury more, something he hadn't taken seriously before.

Of course.

The person Tony Stark values ​​most is the other person mentioned in the diary.

"Captain Marvel".

It's impossible to determine this person's true identity based solely on this nickname-like designation.

But the other party "left Earth".

This means that the other party possesses the ability to travel between stars!

Whether the other party is an alien or an Earthling capable of doing all this, it shows that this person is no ordinary individual.

Oh, right.

I remember Nick Fury initially didn't seem to intend to use the name Avengers.

[His initial intention was probably to use the name "Protector".]

[Later, it was because I saw that Captain Marvel's plane was named Avengers.]

[Then, Lu Dan had a sudden inspiration and changed his mind, turning "protector" into "avenger."]

Captain Marvel is actually an Earthling!

Tony Stark immediately made this judgment.

The diary clearly states that Captain Marvel's "plane" is called "Avengers".

Whether it's "airplane" or "Avengers," those are American languages, or rather, Earth languages.

Those alien spaceships, flying saucers, and other flying machines probably wouldn't be called "airplanes."

Even if Zhou Cheng, the owner of that diary, was poor in vocabulary and lacked knowledge, he still insisted on calling the alien spacecraft an airplane.

Then it will probably be modified a little.

For example, "alien planes" or something like that.

This kind of thing, which is simply called an "airplane" without any embellishment or explanation, is undoubtedly an airplane on Earth.

Furthermore, the name "airplane" is in an Earth language, so there's basically no doubt about it.

So~

So there are such amazing people on Earth?

Have they mastered the means of interstellar travel?

Could it be that Captain Marvel, like herself, is a super scientist who has created an "aircraft" capable of interstellar travel?

But if there really are such big shots in the scientific community, why has Tony never heard of them?

Or is it...?

Did Captain Marvel achieve all of that through other means?

For example, magic, witchcraft, or the like?

However, based on the information currently revealed in the diary, Tony Stark is unable to make any judgments.

In short, from that time onwards.

Nick Fury should have already started monitoring superhumans on Earth.

If Iron Monger hadn't been killed by Iron Man in the end, he might have ended up on Nick Fury's watch list.

At the very least, they should be on Hydra's surveillance list.

They're still quite interested in things like Iron Man armor.

Otherwise, why would that Hydra senator be so desperate to steal the armor from Tony?

Did I finally kill the Iron Monger, no, Obadiah?

Tony Stark's mood was still very heavy and complicated.

He has always trusted and respected Obadiah.

For a moment, it was really hard to accept such a huge contrast.

But Tony Stark was not one to be indecisive.

If Obadiah really wants to deal with him as he wrote in his diary, Tony Stark won't hold back!

There's not much to say about this.

Tony Stark didn't dwell on it too much; his attention immediately shifted to something else.

Hydra actually wants to get their hands on our Iron Man armor?

That's just wishful thinking!

No one can take away Tony Stark's Iron Man armor, not even a rat like Hydra hiding in the shadows!

"Hydra has actually grown to this scale?"

Black Widow was finding it increasingly difficult to remain calm.

Ever since she learned that Hydra had infiltrated S.H.I.E.L.D., she had been deeply troubled by it.

Even an organization like S.H.I.E.L.D. has been infiltrated, which shows how formidable the resources Hydra has secretly accumulated.

Even so, this spoiler from the diary still provoked Black Widow.

Besides the senior agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., even the senators are Hydra's henchmen!

That's damn good.

It's hard to imagine just how pervasive Hydra's infiltration has become.

That's absolutely terrifying.

Speaking of Obadiah, that guy is really useless.

[Several excellent opportunities were missed in the end, and the big shit was not killed.]

[Let the Ten Commandments assassinate Big Shot, but the money just won't come through.]

[They went and stole Big Shit's arc reactor, but then didn't finish him off.]

[In the end, the Iron Monger armor beat Iron Man to a pulp, but was ultimately defeated.]

What a complete waste!

What? What is that?

Tony Stark couldn't help but sit up straight abruptly, thoroughly shocked by this spoiler.

Was the kidnapping in Afghanistan actually orchestrated by Stan?

That's damn good.

So Stan had already planned to kill him back then?

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