Druid's Marvel Travels

Chapter 82 The Bad Consultant

The "coup d'état" that happened in Asgard is obviously not something Oakes should care about now.

The Rainbow Bridge was destroyed by Thor himself, and they couldn't repair it without the Space Gem.

When Asgard entered the war, the destruction of the Rainbow Bridge caused the Nine Realms to lose contact, and each country fell into civil strife, or foreign enemies coveted it, which was enough for them to have a headache for a long time.

"Frankly speaking, those Asgardians really have the capital to be called 'gods' - in ancient times, of course."

As a barely successful contact with an extraterrestrial civilization, Nick Fury, the director of S.H.I.E.L.D., naturally wanted to listen to the on-site report.

And because of the unusual nature of the incident, except for the face-to-face report by the on-site director Coulson, the two "quasi-Avengers" Oakes and Banner, the "environmental consultant", were in his office.

Now Nick Fury holds the incident report compiled by Coulson, as well as a large number of on-site photos and data tables.

"Although the 'god' said that he would be Midgard—that is, a friend of our earth.

But you all know that I would never pin my hopes on a stranger, let alone an alien. "

"Yes sir, but this is the only situation we can win with the utmost care."

Coulson no longer had the usual smile on his face, and this incident gave him the feeling that he was out of control from the beginning to the end:
"If it weren't for the correct advice from the Oakes consultant, I really can't imagine what kind of situation it would be if we messed up the Crown Prince of Asgard."

"You are overwhelmed by their strength, Coulson."

Oakes picked up the S.H.I.E.L.D. special coffee in front of the table, sniffed it and put it down decisively, causing Nick Fury to stare.

"But they are also human beings, not real gods. They also have 'humanity'... To put it bluntly, how to use 'humanity' is your specialty."

"That's why I don't like these agents who seem to have an infinite number of faces."

Dr. Banner put down the coffee cup abruptly, pouted:

"When they tracked down me back then, they used all kinds of means...it was pervasive, and the use of human nature was even more vividly displayed."

"Cough...that's what the mission requires."

Nick Fury was obviously a little bit embarrassed in front of Banner, the sufferer, but only a little bit.

"I'll take this as a compliment, Mr. Advisor... Now you know, I'm not worrying for nothing, right?"

Oakes knew he was referring to the Avengers program:
"Asgard is a kingly country, and generally won't be too sharp, unless someone threatens them... At least the earth is not qualified for this right now, so they shouldn't treat the earth too much."

And it's not as long as they want to go too far. It is impossible for Odin not to know the existence of the Supreme Mage.

"What do you think, Dr. Banner, about Asgard's technology?"

Bruce Banner, as well as the Hulk, are now quasi-Avengers, and Nick Fury's plan to weaponize the Cube is not what the Avengers want to see.

Especially Tony and Banner.

As for Oakes... Although this guy seems to be much more rational, but his friendship with the other two, telling him means that they all know.

Offending these three at the same time, even the S.H.I.E.L.D.

Nick Fury doesn't want this to cause him to build a prototype team with great difficulty and split before it plays a role.

Therefore, it is impossible for him to invite Banner and Tony to study the Rubik's Cube.

But for Asgard's weapons, Banner still has a say.

"It's a... weird texture."

Banner pondered for a while before slowly telling his discovery:

"Thor's hammer, and the armored robot called Destroyer, seem to be made of the same material that responds to that energy they call 'magic'."

He scratched his head:
"Saul himself said that in Asgard, technology and magic are the same thing, and magic is a more abstract technology that we still don't understand.

But if the power contained in Thor's Hammer is more inclined to magic, the power of the Destroyer armor is closer to the technology side we know.

In other words, if we can further analyze the Destroyer armor, we may be able to peek into Asgard's magical magic technology. "

Speaking of this, Banner frowned:

"However, it will take a long time. It is not an easy task to analyze alien civilizations that are completely unknown."

"SHIELD also has a research department, they will help you, Dr. Banner."

Nick Fury glanced at Coulson, who was slightly taken aback, moved his lips, but nodded with his expression unchanged:
"Yes, Director, I will arrange this matter."

Oakes frowned, and the strange behavior of Ferry and Coulson did not hide from him.

"If you want to analyze the Destroyer's technology to create weapons, then we need to have a good talk about it."

It's a small thing, playing with the space gems to attract the Chitauri can't stop it, but if you want to use Banner to do this kind of thing, believe it or not, he will directly turn out to be the Avengers?
"Build weapons?!"

Banner stood up abruptly:
"You really think so?!"

"..."

Nick Fury pressed his forehead with both hands, put his elbows on the table, rubbed his big bald head, and felt a toothache.

This consultant is really worry-free when he is worry-free, but how can he be so worry-free when he is not?

I didn't ask you to help me with the research!
"We need to have effective countermeasures, including but not limited to weapons, when we encounter Asgardians again."

He can only explain as best he can:
"Analyzing the Destroyer's technology, we can get much more than weapons."

"That's why I said, you S.H.I.E.L.D., the only way to solve problems is to use violence to control violence."

Oakes waved his hands with an expression of "I believe in your evil":

"In other words, weapon research and development is still necessary.

I understand that you are shocked by the power of the Asgardians. It is true that your own strength is fundamental, but how do you ensure that the things you develop are not used on humans? "

"...Many of the things we have developed will not be used by humans themselves."

Nick Fury spread his hands: "Otherwise the world would have been messed up."

"Well, Dr. Banner is not involved in your research, we only need some of the remains of the Destroyer."

Oakes looked at Banner who was still a little excited:

"Dr. Banner, you decide how to deal with the research results. We can't change the will of S.H.I.E.L.D. It's okay to be yourself."

"……All right."

Banner was silent for a moment, and finally sighed—the will of S.H.I.E.L.D. cannot be shaken by him.

"I haven't agreed yet!"

Nick Fury feels completely ignored.

Are you Director of SHIELD or am I Director of SHIELD? !
"Or you could relinquish ownership of the Destroyer—the thing that the two of us and the Asgardians defeated, and you weren't paid for the advisory services."

"... Is it a deal again? Well, I see."

(End of this chapter)