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

Chapter 79 The Terrifying Purple Sweet Potato Spirit, Wiping Out Half of All Life in the Universe!

"If that's the case..."

And then...

Tony Stark's expression slowly turned serious as he thought of a crucial question.

Although the playboy didn't know when Nick Fury became director, even a fool could imagine that it must have been no easy feat.

This means that those "Skrug minions" helped Nick Fury do many things on Earth.

They had been secretly lying in wait for a long time!

This means that extraterrestrials have been lurking on Earth all along.

So where have those aliens gone now?

After Nick Fury became director, how were those aliens settled?

Eliminate them secretly?

"Deportation"?

Or should we continue to secretly raise them, using them as a top-secret force for ourselves?

Any normal person, any competent spy chief, would make a third choice, right?

In other words.

Even now, there is a strong possibility that extraterrestrials are lurking on Earth.

It's highly likely that Nick Fury, the director of S.H.I.E.L.D., also possesses an alien force.

This is fucking ridiculous!

Tony Stark almost cursed out loud.

That bastard even brought up the alien threat when he was trying to convince himself to join the Avengers.

So you're secretly raising aliens yourself?

Those braised eggs are really no good!

They went through all that trouble to create the Avengers, and all they ended up doing was the Battle of New York.

At most, we'll fight Hydra again.

Anyway, it didn't take long before the Avengers were confiscated and forcibly taken away by the United Nations.

[This was all for nothing, a complete waste of time and effort for Secretary of State Ross.]

[This whole ordeal has turned into nothing but a pointless exercise.]

[In the end, he ended up being someone even a kid like Spider-Man dared to hang up on him.]

Upon seeing this, Nick Fury's expression became quite interesting, leaving one unsure whether to be happy or worried.

First point.

The diary has already made it very clear.

Despite a slightly unsuccessful start, the Avengers have still managed to create their own team.

She even participated in the "Battle of New York" mentioned in the diary.

The Battle of New York, which involved God, used nuclear weapons, and featured things like "wormholes" that only appear in science fiction movies!

Without a doubt, it was an extraordinary war!

Although the diary reveals little about the war, Nick Fury was unable to obtain further information.

But in general, it still aligns with Nick Fury's original intention in forming the Avengers.

Wasn't this the very purpose that Lu Dan initially set up the Avengers—to deal with supernatural threats?

From this perspective, braised eggs have indeed been a success.

But then the diary poured cold water on Lu Dan's idea.

That's right, the Avengers were indeed successfully established, but in the end, they were taken over by the United Nations!

Nick Fury could very well understand why the United Nations might want to interfere and reap the benefits from an organization like this, which is entirely composed of extraordinary warriors.

If he were one of those people, he would have done the same thing.

The problem is, S.H.I.E.L.D. itself was founded by the five permanent members of the UN Security Council.

Strictly speaking, Nick Fury is a member of the United Nations, so why would the United Nations want to take credit from him?

Different factions?

A power struggle?

Regardless of the scenario, Nick Fury is confident enough to protect the trump card he holds.

No matter which faction you belong to, you can't compete with me.

Or perhaps it's because, as the diary states, S.H.I.E.L.D. no longer exists, that it has been destroyed?

Logically, this should be the most reasonable inference, but because the idea of ​​S.H.I.E.L.D. being destroyed is too absurd, Nick Fury still doesn't believe it at all.

So~

Why was the Avengers' credit stolen by the United Nations?

And that Secretary of State Ross.

The name Ross sounds familiar. Isn't Ross the one who caused all the trouble in the military, the Hulk?

I just don't know if this Secretary of State Ross and that General Ross have any relationship.

Spider-Man?

Tony Stark, however, had a sudden thought.

Without a doubt, this Spider-Man must also be a superhero!

After all, the name "Spider-Man" follows the exact same path as "Iron Man".

It couldn't be more obvious.

But what exactly are Spider-Man's abilities?

Why is the word "spider" included in a nickname?

Could it be that this person's abilities are related to spiders?

It spins silk?

Will they still climb the wall?

Or does it have many hands and feet?

That's way too terrifying!

It's impossible to tell just by the nickname "Spider-Man".

The playboy didn't pay too much attention.

On the contrary, he was more concerned about another keyword in the diary: "little kid".

So this Spider-Man is just a little kid?!

Can children really master superhuman powers and become extraordinary warriors?

He even hung up on Nick Fury and ignored that black bastard?

Well done!

Tony Stark really wants to give Spider-Man a thumbs up.

It has to be said that this cool and edgy style is very much to Tony Stark's liking.

[As for the subsequent secret invasion, that goes without saying; Lu Dan almost inadvertently gave Earth a new master.]

[And this situation isn't entirely the Skrulls' fault; it's entirely Nick Fury's own doing.]

[Who told you to treat the Skrulls like fools, making empty promises without offering any real benefits? Anyone would be fed up, right?]

Do you really think the Skrulls have no temper?

Although the Skrulls were utterly defeated by the Kree and even lost their homeland, the Skrulls are actually quite formidable in interstellar space!

Secret intrusion?

Skrulls?

Nick Fury couldn't help but furrow his brow slightly.

Although the diary does not provide much information about this invasion, there is no doubt that it was an invasion launched by the Skrulls.

It even... endangered the entire planet!

But it was precisely because of this that Nick Fury felt increasingly puzzled.

Yes, there are indeed some Skrulls on Earth, but there are only a few dozen of them at most!

With such a small quantity, what kind of trouble could they possibly cause?

Let alone endangering the whole world, you can't even endanger a country, no, a state, no, a city, right?

What can such a small group of people accomplish?

Admittedly, the Skrulls' physical abilities far surpass those of humans, making them comparable to super soldiers like Captain America.

Skrulls also possess the special ability to change their appearance at will, making them natural-born spies and perfect for "secretly infiltrating" others.

But the key problem remains: there are too few people!

With only a few Skrulls to say, Nick Fury couldn't understand how they could threaten the entire Earth.

So what exactly is going on with this diary?

On the one hand, the above did indeed reveal some top secrets that only Nick Fury knew and that no outsider could possibly know.

For a fleeting moment, Nick Fury believed that what was recorded in the diary was true.

That Satan was indeed a time traveler from another universe who knew the future.

But at the same time.

Some entries in the diary seem absurd, or rather, contain significant logical flaws.

This completely stumped Nick Fury.

Lu Dan is really conflicted right now. He should treat the spoilers in the diary as a hysterical tantrum of Satan and just read them and move on.

Or should we treat it as a serious intelligence report and analyze it properly?

Regardless of the situation, Nick Fury's expression turned serious as he continued to look down.

The diary gave him a wake-up call!

Over the years, I've really only been making empty promises to Talos and his ilk; I haven't actually done anything concrete.

It's nothing but a scam!

Damn it, although nothing's happened yet, the diary is right about one thing: the Skrulls aren't stupid.

After all this time, I hope he hasn't developed any ulterior motives.

It seems I really need to pay attention to this issue.

So what exactly did Nick Fury accomplish from start to finish? He left nothing but a mess!

His only achievement was probably forming the Avengers, although in the end, the Avengers had little to do with Nick Fury.

However, one thing is undeniable: without the Avengers, New York would have been destroyed eight times over, and Earth would have perished long ago.

[Even half of all life in the universe was wiped out by the Purple Sweet Potato Spirit.]

So those people in the Marvel universe are still alive and well, they really have the Avengers to thank.

New York destroyed?

Is Earth going to be destroyed?

Nick Fury neither confirmed nor denied these descriptions.

This must be the "chaotic" era of superheroes mentioned in the diary, right?

From the very beginning, Satan had already mentioned things like the invasion of the gods, the arrival of aliens, and a cosmic family planning committee.

Just like those scenarios you imagine in science fiction movies.

That matches the description at this moment.

Nick Fury simply didn't believe in these future possibilities.

So I didn't really take this spoiler seriously.

It seems that Satan holds a highly positive attitude towards the Avengers.

He even told him through his diary that the Avengers he had founded could solve city-level threats, Earth-level threats, and even interstellar threats one after another!

These are things that the Destroyer, the Hulk, Satan, and their two agents could not accomplish.

This shows that the Avengers will continue to recruit many great talents in the future!

Will Thor, the legendary Aesir god of thunder, really join us, just as the diary says?

And become one of the Avengers' Big Three?

In this matter, Nick Fury actually hoped that what Satan said was true.

"It's the purple sweet potato spirit!"

Tony Stark raised an eyebrow sharply, his gaze fixed on the name.

The purple sweet potato spirit has been mentioned in the diary more than once or twice.

Tony Stark knew this was a super boss who had fought many superheroes.

Even so, Tony Stark never imagined that the purple sweet potato spirit was the cosmic family planning commission!

The diary mentioned earlier that the Cosmic Family Planning Commission wiped out half of all life in the universe.

Now they're calling it purple sweet potato essence.

Then there's only one possibility: the purple sweet potato spirit is the Cosmic Family Planning Commission.

Although we still don't know who this purple sweet potato spirit, or rather, the Cosmic Family Planning Commission, is, in any case, this is a major breakthrough.

At least we now know that these two guys who have been receiving so much attention are the same person.

Speaking of the Avengers, since Nick Fury has already contacted me, he's probably already contacted Stark as well, right?

[Hawkeye and Black Widow are already with S.H.I.E.L.D., so it should be much simpler for them. Lu Dan could probably handle it with a single order.]

[As for Dr. Banner, he's probably practicing yoga abroad, right? He's most likely under Nick Fury's surveillance too.]

As for Captain America, he's probably still lying there peacefully in the Arctic Ocean, waiting to be discovered by that Russian oil expedition, right?

[Thor? He hasn't even arrived on Earth yet, so there's not much to say about that.]

It seems that even half of the original Avengers team has been assembled.

Nick Fury's expression turned serious again.

Because all of his plans for the Avengers were accurately predicted by Satan, without the slightest error!

Before going to find Satan, Nick Fury did indeed go to Tony Stark and brought in his two most capable subordinates.

Besides.

Bruce Banner was indeed one of the people Nick Fury was trying to recruit.

He had been staring at the other person the whole time, which goes without saying.

The key question is, how did Satan know about this top-secret list?

It's important to know that before the plan was officially revealed to Natasha and Barton, this list was known only to Nick Fury!

Natasha and Barton would not be able to leak this list.

Moreover, time does not permit it.

These two had only just learned about the list.

Logically speaking, Satan shouldn't know about this list.

So, the frustrating scene unfolded once again.

After giving some absurd and nonsensical information, Satan made an incredibly accurate "prophecy".

No, it's not just accurate predictions.

The Avengers roster revealed by the other party includes two more members than Nick Fury's current plan.

Captain America, Thor.

These two names are very well-known to most people.

One is a legendary national hero, and the other is a well-known myth.

Very few people don't know these two names.

The crucial problem is that Captain America died seventy years ago!

But the diary says that the other person is still lying in the Arctic Ocean to this day?

Waiting to be discovered?

This sounds a bit absurd at first glance. Do you think this is hibernation?

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