The Witcher: The Journey to Transcendence from Marvel...

Chapter 172 Cooperation 2

"Work with us to overthrow Kingpin."

Daredevil's voice rang out in the silent night sky, his tone filled with determination and anticipation.

The red figure stood out in the dim moonlight, and the eyes behind the mask revealed a steadfast commitment to justice.

Daredevil knew that Kingpin's power was immense and that he and his companions alone could not defeat him. Therefore, he hoped to unite with the Punisher's forces to fight for the peace of New York.

"I refuse," the Punisher answered without hesitation, his voice cold and resolute.

He turned to leave, his black combat suit fluttering slightly in the night wind.

He's different from these people. The Punisher never saw himself as a superhero; he was an Avenger who had returned from hell.

In his heart, there was only hatred for criminals and a persistent pursuit of justice.

He will not be bound by morality and law like other superheroes.

He only uses his own methods to punish criminals mercilessly.

Punishers show no mercy to criminals and gangsters.

He was ruthless and decisive, leaving no survivors. In his battles, there was no compromise, no mercy, only death.

Whenever he makes a move, the scene becomes like a slaughterhouse, with blood everywhere.

Although his methods were cruel, he believed they were the best punishment for criminals.

Only by making criminals feel genuine fear can we deter them from committing crimes again.

Many superheroes don't understand his actions and are very resistant to him.

They believed the Punisher's actions were too extreme and violated the principles of superheroes.

They advocate resolving issues through law and justice, rather than through violence and killing.

However, the punishers don't care about their opinions.

He believed these superheroes were too merciful, and the best way to deal with these scumbags was to send them to meet their maker.

"Frank!" Daredevil called out the Punisher's name.

There was a hint of urgency in his voice. He knew the Punisher's abilities, and if he could get his help, the chances of overthrowing Kingpin would greatly increase.

"Kingpin's recent actions are very unusual, and there are big problems with his plan to build that so-called landmark."

Daredevil tries to persuade the Punisher to realize the danger Kingpin poses.

The Punisher stopped.

He turned slightly to the side, listening to Daredevil's explanation.

Although he was not interested in Daredevil's invitation, he was paying attention to Kingpin's actions.

He knew Kingpin was a dangerous man, and that if his plan succeeded, it would bring a huge disaster to New York.

"He and Mrs. Gao are currently plotting a conspiracy."

Daredevil recounted the story of the dragon bone and his feud with the Hand.

He hoped the Punishers would realize the seriousness of the situation and join their side.

"Frank, we need your help," Daredevil pleaded. "Kingpin and the Hand outnumber us far. We need a commander."

Daredevil is well aware of the Punisher's combat experience and leadership skills; if he were to join them, it would greatly enhance their fighting capabilities.

The Punisher pondered for a moment.

A hint of hesitation flickered in his eyes. He knew Daredevil had a point, but he also had his own principles.

He didn't want to be bound by anyone; he just wanted to act in his own way.

He also understood that if Kingpin's plot succeeded, it would bring enormous disaster to New York.

He cannot stand idly by.

"I have three requirements. If you agree, we can cooperate; if not, we can each go our own way."

The Punisher finally spoke.

His voice carried a hint of determination; he knew his request might put Daredevil in a difficult position, but he wouldn't compromise easily.

Daredevil readily agreed; he and his companions had already discussed it.

They knew the Punisher's abilities, and if they could get his help, their chances of overthrowing Kingpin would greatly increase.

They are willing to make some concessions in exchange for the punisher's cooperation.

"The first requirement is to obey orders." Frank held up one finger.

His eyes revealed a hint of authority; in battle, a unified command is essential to unleash maximum combat power.

"Sure," Daredevil replied without hesitation.

He knew the Punisher's demands were reasonable; in a battle, a leader was necessary to ensure the operation proceeded smoothly.

"The second requirement is to obey orders," Frank emphasized again.

Not a single mistake, not a single poem, not a single post, not a single piece of content, not a single look!

"The third requirement is to obey orders."

Daredevil frowned slightly and couldn't help but remark, "You're very demanding."

His tone carried a hint of helplessness and dissatisfaction, clearly indicating that he found the punisher's demands somewhat unacceptable.

After all, superhero collaborations usually emphasize teamwork and democratic decision-making, while the Punisher's demands seem too rigid.

However, Frank did not hesitate at all and turned to leave.

"Wait a minute, what a joker!" Daredevil said hastily.

"I agree." Daredevil sighed helplessly, knowing he had no other choice.

In order to achieve his goal, he had to make some concessions.

"We can start formulating a battle plan now." Frank's tone was still as curt as ever, devoid of any emotion.

Daredevil took Frank back to the secret base.

This secret base, located in an abandoned warehouse in Hell's Kitchen, has been meticulously repurposed as the Defenders' operational center.

The base was equipped with various supplies and weapons, providing strong support for their battle.

The other three members of the Defenders, Jessica Jones, Luke Cage, and Danny Rand, had been waiting there for a long time.

Besides these three, there was also an elderly man with white hair, holding a wooden stick, who, like Daredevil, was blind.

The old man possessed a unique aura that imbued the entire secret base with a mysterious and solemn atmosphere.

His hair was as white as snow, his face was weathered yet resolute, and although he was blind, his eyes revealed a profound wisdom and strength.

Daredevil introduced Frank to his master, Stick, "This is my master, the leader of the Pure Society, and also a martial arts master."

His tone was full of respect and pride.

The old man nodded slightly, greeting Frank.

Frank, on the other hand, remained indifferent.

Tell me what you are good at and what abilities you have.

Frank said expressionlessly, his tone carrying an unquestionable authority.

His gaze swept over everyone present, as if he were scrutinizing a group of soldiers.

Jessica couldn't hold back any longer. She frowned and said with displeasure, "We're not your subordinates..."

Her voice was full of resistance, and she was clearly very annoyed by Frank's commanding tone.

(End of this chapter)