Chapter 385 Black Widow Volunteers
David did not rush to the Marvel universe to start the journey of collecting infinite gems. In fact, he did not need to be in a hurry.
Originally, he wanted Tony to take enough free time to slowly tinker with the quantum space positioning device, but Tony was always busy and started a new project immediately before a project was completely over.
When Tony was free, he didn’t know how long it would take, so David decided to cheat:
Have Steve use the Time Stone, take Tony to 'go see what's going on with that quantum positioning device', and just copy it out.
Then go to each parallel universe through the quantum space to collect infinite gems.
To enter the quantum space, you need to cooperate with Ant-Man. This is not a bad thing for the old Ant-Man. After all, his wife is still trapped there, and he has always wanted to rescue her!
Tony cannot be allowed to negotiate with the old Ant-Man, because the old Ant-Man always thinks that the Stark family wants to steal his technology, and has a big prejudice against the Stark family.
With Tony's temper, he only needs to chat with the old Ant-Man for a few words, and a fight can start on the spot.
Therefore, this work has to be handed over to Steve. Anyway, he is still the commander of the Avengers, and this operation is strictly speaking a just act to protect the world. Captain America is responsible for negotiating all parties. It is his job. .
Thinking of this, David realized one thing: his original plan was to go to the parallel universe and **** the soul gem from Thanos, and the other gems didn't matter.
But thinking about it carefully, it seems that other gems can also be obtained from other parallel universes. There is no need for him to go all over the universe to get the "infinity gems of this world".
He even thought of the best time to collect the Infinity Gems in an instant, and there was no future trouble: the moment Thanos snapped his fingers and arrived at the retirement planet, he directly attacked and killed Thanos, and all six gems were collected at once. Wouldn't it be great to get it?
Otherwise, he would have to go to Asgard to ask for the Cosmic Rubik's Cube, go to Xandar to ask for the Cosmic Orb, and go to the Void to find a collector to ask for ether particles.
He has no friendship with the Nova Corps of Xandar, and it will cause misunderstandings if it is not done properly.
The collectors in the void are not easy to mess with. Thanos can get the ether particles from the collectors, so there may be some conspiracy behind it... Er... In this way, I will not destroy some powerful plans, and then be Forget it?
Thinking about it this way, it seems that I can't take the initiative to deliver it to my door.
Resolutely abandon the original plan and adopt a new plan: simple, direct and efficient.
David only needs to tell Steve the plan, and then he just needs to wait for Tony and Hank Pym to complete all the preparations.
In order to prevent himself from forgetting, David immediately went to the Marvel universe to find Steve and explained his new arrangement.
"..."
After listening to David's plan, Steve was quite speechless. Did he use the Time Stone as a cheat?
If you do this, the timeline will be fragmented, right?
However, Steve thought that the timeline he was in should have been turned into **** long ago, so he didn't express any objection, and simply agreed.
Anyway, I can't continue working as a supreme mage, and when Strange grows up to a certain extent, I can take over smoothly.
If he's lucky, he doesn't even have to worry about Dormammu's invasion, and naturally he will have the "greatest and most outstanding Supreme Mage" Stephen Strange to deal with it.
"Speaking of... I heard from Thor that you claimed to be a member of the multiverse Avengers when you went to Clark's world last time? Are you going to develop the Avengers to other worlds?"
"That's the universe in Clark, and here I am the representative of the Justice League of the Multiverse in this universe."
David gave Steve a speechless look. Others don't know that you still don't know what's going on? I'm just putting on a vest to fool those politicians.
But the point of Steve’s instigation of this topic was not to complain, but David’s approach gave him an inspiration.
I am about to step down as the Supreme Mage, but I still shoulder the responsibilities of the commander of the Avengers and one of the leaders of Hydra.
Avengers aside, S.H.I.E.L.D. has not collapsed today, and the Avengers are living a pretty good life.
Tony, who can cause trouble the most, is kept busy by David's various scientific research work, and has no time to make troubles. Therefore, the people of this world all worship and praise the Avengers, and there is not much dissatisfaction.
Because S.H.I.E.L.D. has not collapsed, the Avengers are still an official team, and there are no politicians to trouble them.
But Steve knew that this situation could not last for a long time. After a long time, many people would jump out. These people had different purposes, but they would all bring trouble to the Avengers.
What if we add another halo to the Avengers?
Just like David, choose a high-level civilization in the universe, and attach the Avengers to a higher-level civilization, so that politicians on the earth dare not provoke at will.
Like Asgard?
No matter what the Earth officials think, in the eyes of advanced civilizations in the universe, Earth is an uncivilized native protected by Asgard.
"The idea is good, but how do you plan to make Asgard and the Justice League appear reasonably?"
Running to Clark by himself was able to make the 'Avengers' appear, because it happened to be the time when the Kryptonians invaded the earth.
Although General Zod did not cause too much damage to the earth because of his own agitation, the powerful earthlings of the Kryptonians can clearly see that these people want to occupy the earth, and there is no resistance at all in terms of the combat effectiveness of the earth army ability.
The Marvel Universe is more troublesome, because Tony didn't mess with Ultron, and Hydra wasn't exposed, which made the whole world relatively peaceful, and nothing major happened recently.
Steve deliberated, and finally decided to sacrifice his colleagues: "It seems that other smugglers have to come out and sacrifice."
"..."
David suddenly had a weird feeling that the captain of the Hydra in front of him was the real conspirator and was about to overthrow the whole world. The Steve he knew was originally a Hydra, right?
"You can decide these things yourself."
After the matter was explained, David took advantage of the opportunity to chat with Tony, and learned that Tony would go to Winter City in a few days, and he was going to end the communication and return to Winter City.
As soon as he got up, Steve said he still had something to do, so David had to sit back.
Filling up the already empty teacup, David took a sip, and then put on a look of 'you talk if you have something to do! ’ posture.
“Clint is considering retirement.”
"Then?"
Calculating the time, Hawkeye has indeed been preparing for retirement in the past few years, and even made various preparations before retirement.
But what does this have to do with David?
Hawkeye, as an agent of S.H.I.E.L.D., is not badly treated, including retirement, should be arranged by Nick Fury, the director of S.H.I.E.L.D., right?
Sure enough, the next sentence is the key.
"Natasha saw that her best friend was ready to retire, and she also thought of retiring."
"Oh~"
David understood this time, Natasha's situation is very special, she wants to retire is not as simple as Hawkeye Clint Barton.
Natasha is not very old, she is at the peak age of an agent, she is retiring at this time? Can Fury agree?
Thinking about it at a deeper level, with Natasha's background, even if Fury agreed, there would be a lot of people who would not agree.
So, Natasha found Steve here? Or maybe the Black Widow has already set her sights on Winter City? Just telling myself about it through Steve?
"Natasha retired so early, is it a huge loss for the Avengers?"
"Actually, the current Avengers are a pure combat team. Natasha is here to do more logistics, liaison and other work. In S.H.I.E.L.D., her role is to keep in touch with the Avengers, so she also does It's boring..."
"I see."
David took another sip of tea, and realized that Natasha's intention to retire was fake, and leaving S.H.I.E.L.D. was her real idea.
After the Great War in New York, although I spent a considerable amount of time with the members of the Avengers, the intimacy between them is still incomparable to that in the original plot.
The Black Widow in this world is only familiar with Hawkeye. Captain America has been waiting in Karma Taj for a long time. In his free time, he also goes to Hydra to check the work of his subordinates, and occasionally visits the Avengers Building.
There is no original insight plan event, and the relationship with the black widow is just an ordinary comrade-in-arms relationship.
Tony Stark runs to the alien planet every day, and basically sees no one. Even if he meets this agent and a great inventor, he still lacks topics to talk about.
Thor, the **** of thunder, is obsessed with Jane's gentle hometown. He stays with Jane Foster when he stays on the earth, and he can only see him when he is on a mission.
There is only one Bruce Banner left. Dr. Banner is the second most familiar to Natasha after Hawkeye. She also learned from Banner that he intends to move to Winter City, but Tony used various research work has been delayed.
At that time, Natasha had the idea in her heart that 'Going to Winter City to live an ordinary life seems to be a good choice'.
An idea that began to thrive as Clint prepared to retire, and is now being put into action.
"You know that I am adjusting and strengthening the intelligence department?" David thought for a few seconds, and decided to explain it to Steve, so as not to cause misunderstandings in the future: "Natasha, an excellent intelligence officer, really went to the cold winter." There is a high probability that I will let her join the intelligence department."
"No matter what, that's her choice." Steve believes that as long as David doesn't force Natasha to do what she doesn't want to do, then the future of Black Widow can't be worse than staying in this world.
Based on Steve's understanding of David, the Duke of Winter is not that kind of person.
"Make an appointment, and I will talk to Natasha face to face."
(end of this chapter)