Osborne Megacorp

The person who contacted Randolph was an acquaintance - an acquaintance of Thor, whom Harry had only met once.

Agent Coulson, this agent was stabbed to death by Loki during the Battle of New York, but was later resurrected by Fury using the Tahiti Project, and is now leading his team to deal with abnormal events.

This time he came to Randolph because they found traces of suspected Asgardian items in Norway and needed a Norse mythology expert to help them determine what this thing was.

Randolph had given them some help when Coulson first saw Mjolnir, and now the agent was at their door again.

"What should I do?" Faced with Coulson's call, Randolph did not make a decision without permission, but asked Harry first.

This berserker was very knowledgeable, and Harry liked this kind of knowledgeable alien, so he nodded: "Let them come here, and you can continue to be your expert on Norse mythology."

Harry just needs his knowledge, and as for the anonymous life he wants, no organization is better suited to help him achieve that anonymity than Osborn.

As for SHIELD, in the original work, Randolph's identity was exposed in front of SHIELD. Although Coulson did not expose him, he will definitely record his identity in SHIELD's secret database.

Then when SHIELD was exposed, this alien didn't look like he could continue to live an ordinary life.

In comparison, Osborn is much better than S.H.I.E.L.D.

When Coulson came to the Osborne European branch, he was still a little uncomfortable, mainly because he had already died once.

Fortunately, Sol had already gone shopping with his girlfriend, otherwise he would have been a little embarrassed to explain that he was still alive.

"Hello, Professor, Mr. Osborne, we meet again." Colson's smile was quite professional, but it was obvious that he was very wary of Harry.

After all, Skyhammer and Rose have been putting pressure on them. Except for Fury, everyone at SHIELD is dissatisfied with this.

Moreover, some time ago, Osborne took away Chen Haoran, a person with special abilities they had recorded, to conduct research, which made them feel very embarrassed.

Harry also gave a business smile. Coulson didn't know anything now, so there was no need to get angry with him.

"Long time no see, Agent Coulson, how is Fury doing? And where are the Avengers?"

"Well, it's only him who contacts us, and it's hard for us to contact him. As for the Avengers, I can't control them." Coulson said that he didn't know either.

That said, the agent was still wary - but Harry could tell he simply didn't know.

"Agent Coulson, what new discoveries have you made?" Randolph said.

Hearing this, Coulson smiled, and it seemed that he didn't want to talk about it here.

But was it possible for Randolph to communicate with him privately?Obviously unlikely.

"Let's talk here. It just so happens that the equipment here is very complete - if Professor Randolph can't recognize it, I also have a whole team of experts responsible for studying Norse mythology." Harry said while using a holographic projection to display a large There are a lot of experts, almost experts from the entire Nordic mythology circle are here.

These experts have sorted out the things that Thor left behind, and the next step is to infer the habits of various races in the Nine Realms based on these things.

For these experts, Harry's hope is to train them into subject experts such as "extraterrestrial sociology", just like the ancient diplomatic envoys. One day in the future, he may need such talents.

Seeing so many experts here, Colson couldn't refuse. After all, in his opinion, so many experts were indeed much more reliable than a single expert.

As for aliens... Osborne is currently considered the authority on dealing with aliens - on the surface.

So Coulson said: "Someone found a stick in the forest outside London. It was made of alien material and looked like something from Asgard."

As he spoke, he took out a replica made with 3D printing technology. This thing was only half scanned, but it was enough for Randolph to identify it.

Because this thing is what he left behind.

"...Interesting. According to these runes, what we see should be the weapon of the berserker. This myth dates back to the late 12th century. Let me take a look..."

As Randolph spoke, he opened the terminal on his arm and projected a large amount of data. Osborne's new product is still in beta version.

He does a great job and really looks like an ordinary researcher of Norse mythology.

Coulson's attention was focused on this terminal. This thing didn't look cheap. Osborn was really rich and could give him anything.

"Want one? There are many prototypes in the warehouse and I can give you one." Harry teased.

"Aren't you afraid that we will take it back and reverse it?"

"Don't be afraid. The hundreds of patents involved are unique to Osborne. If you sell them, believe me, you will suffer heavy losses."

Colson smiled helplessly. The patent also depends on which country it is registered in, but they really can't afford to offend Osborne's backstage.

Randolph interrupted their conversation and said:

"...I found it, two people. According to legend, a berserker came to the world to fight, but eventually fell in love, so that he did not follow the troops back to Asgard, but stayed here.

In order to prevent the dark magic on this weapon from falling into the wrong hands, he split the stick into three parts and buried them in different places, which happened to be recorded here. "

"Dark magic? What magic is that?" Coulson asked immediately.

"It can plunge people into a state of uncontrollable rage. One such berserker is worth 20 warriors." Randolph looked at Coulson and said.

What is the concept of 20 Asgard warriors? Coulson secretly thought that something was wrong.

Harry said while controlling his terminal: "It seems that people on earth can also become like this. I saw the news. Several young people made a big fuss in Oslo and left traces on the ground... 'We are gods'? What's wrong with them?"

When Coulson saw what Chairman Osborne seemed to have discovered, his expression was a little subtle - of course he didn't want Osborne to get involved in this matter.

"...Does this have anything to do with what we are talking about now?" Colson wanted to change the subject.

But Harry continued to play the clips of their trouble, with several young men obviously showing great strength and holding short sticks in their hands.

"Is this what you are looking for? I'm interested in it, Agent Coulson. I happen to be studying the Nine Realms now."

Coulson immediately said: "Mr. Osborne, this thing is very dangerous, you must..."

"Must be subject to public supervision? With all due respect, SHIELD is not subject to much supervision. On the contrary, Osborn's actions are completely in compliance with the law."

As he spoke, Harry showed Osborne's military contract, Party A: Skyhammer Bureau.

The Sky Hammer Bureau is an American unit. After the invasion of the dark elves, the Sky Hammer now also belongs to half of the NATO military organization and is responsible for dealing with alien matters.

And Norway happens to be a member of NATO. Not only that, Randolph also buried part of the stick in Canada, which is also a member of NATO.

As we all know, S.H.I.E.L.D.’s law enforcement powers are very vague. Most of the time, they do things quietly and then run away quickly, because this is a gray area, and everyone has run away, and few countries will bite God. Shield.

But not Osborne.

"Osborn's actions were completely legal and justified, Agent."