The Wizard of the World

1945, Rat Prison.

Reinhard looked up at the sky outside the window, his indifferent eyes mixed with some anxiety. He had been imprisoned here for several months, and the Strategic Science Corps had no intention of sending anyone to negotiate with him.

At this moment, the sound of a key being inserted into the lock cylinder was heard from the cell door. Reinhard turned around happily and said with a smile, "Look who is here? A beautiful lady."

Peggy walked in from outside the cell and sat at the only table in the room, looking at Reinhard with a dull expression.

"I have always believed that curiosity is the greatest force for human progress. How about it? Are you here today to make that deal with me?" Reinhardt sat across from Peggy and asked with a smile.

"I never make deals with demons, especially those who use their own kind as experimental subjects. What you said may be useful and even priceless, but in view of your actions, I will choose to bury that treasure forever. "

Reinhardt's eyes narrowed slightly: "Do you know how much value we can create if we cooperate? That will change the world."

"Because of this, our SSR intends to let history forget you and your research. This is the last time I come here, just to inform you, Dr. Reinhardt, that you will be locked up in the rat prison forever. No one will come to see you, listen to your stories, or be curious about your research, and you will be buried in this place over time.”

Reinhard forced a smile with a stiff face: "I firmly believe that nothing will be buried forever."

"But you will. Take care of Dr. Reinhardt. I hope that the second half of your stay here will make you want to repent for all the sins you committed in the first half of your life." Peggy said coldly, turned around and walked out of the cell.

As the cell door was slammed shut, it meant that Reinhard would probably have to stay in this damp, dark prison with only two windows the size of a human head for the rest of his life.

Time flies, the sun and the moon flies.

Year after year, Reinhardt's cell was equipped with bookcases and desks. He had to read 7 books every day to relieve his depression and boredom. Occasionally, he would play chess alone, but his opponent It's always him.

As the sun and moon outside the window continued to rise and fall, Reinhard's hair became increasingly whiter, and his wrinkles were like those of an 80-year-old man.

44 years later, in 1989.

"Werner Reinhardt, your lucky day has come."

While the white-haired Reinhard was looking at the sky outside the window, the prison guard's voice suddenly sounded outside the cell.

When Reinhard turned around, he saw two men in suits pushing wheelchairs towards his cell.

"Who is this person?" one of the men asked curiously.

"Deputy Minister Pierce took pity on the German scientific researcher and said that it was not up to the individual to decide which side to choose in the war. He also said that he was too old, so he planned to release this man on medical parole." Another man replied.

"Pierce always likes to do some strange things, and the reason he gives so many reasons is not to reduce the financial budget for criminals serving prison sentences."

"Whatever, he is the deputy minister anyway, we just need to follow the order." The man pushed the wheelchair to Reinhardt's side, and then said to his companion: "You go and drive the car to the door, I'll do it Push this guy out."

The other man didn't think much, nodded and left the cell.

However, when no one was around, the man who stayed suddenly squatted down and whispered in Reinhard's ear: "Long live Hydra!"

When Reinhard heard this, his calm expression changed instantly, and he responded excitedly: "Hydra... long live! Why did it take so many years to come to me?"

"Ahem, Doctor, Hydra is no longer the same as before. We are attached to SHIELD, and many old members have been replaced and cannot be reused, not to mention serving criminals like you. It took a lot of effort for us to hire Go to Pierce and release you on medical parole.”

"Well, who is the leader of Hydra now? Zemo or Feng?" Reinhard asked leisurely in his wheelchair.

"No, it's Gideon and Nathaniel of the Malik family."

"Them? How could those two children become the leaders of Hydra! Aren't the Malik family only obsessed with finding the God of Hydra from that world?" Reinhard looked unbelievable. In his heart, The only representatives who could succeed Schmidt were Baron Zemo and von Strucker.

"I don't know about this, but doctor, I brought you good news this time. The woman from back then... we found her."

"Hiss!" Hearing the news, Reinhard couldn't help but take a deep breath and tremble all over. During the 44 years she was locked up in the rat prison, the only thing that kept her alive was Fang Jian. The secret of the obelisk and the Chinese woman who was immortal when she touched the obelisk.

"Is she still alive? Are you sure it's really her?" Reinhard asked immediately.

"There are some things I don't know how to explain to you now. You'd better go see her in person."

The man held the handle of the wheelchair and pushed Reinhard out of the cell.

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In the same year, Austria.

In an ancient white castle, as the lights were turned on, a laboratory appeared in Reinhard's eyes. He looked at the surroundings with nostalgia and sighed: "What a waste of time. I have spent so many years again. Back here again.”

"After you were captured by the Strategic Science Corps, everyone was forced to disperse. Later, under Dr. Zola's secret call, we unified and lurked into S.H.I.E.L.D."

At this moment, there was a sudden noise outside the laboratory. Reinhard quickly looked back and saw a group of Chinese people being pushed in by Hydra soldiers. They were all wearing shabby clothes and looked disheveled. He looked very embarrassed.

"Who are these people?" Reinhard asked.

"Our people went to the village where the woman was captured. The strange thing was that all the young people were gone, and only this group of old people were left. We brought them back, and found something among these people. Incredible things."

Looking in the direction pointed by the man's hand, Reinhard suddenly stood up from the wheelchair. With a serious look on his face, he staggered towards the group of Chinese people.

Among the crowd, a middle-aged woman was seen with her head lowered, staring at Reinhardt with very vigilant eyes.

"It's amazing! After so many years, I have become gray-haired and gradually getting older, but you have not changed at all. You are still as young and charming as when I first saw you." Reinhard said in shock.

"What is the principle of this? Doctor."

"I don't know, but I will definitely find out. After all, discovery is always accompanied by a lot of experiments. After so many years, it's time to find out why you are so special." Reinhardt said with an aging face. He couldn't help but reveal a cruel smile.

Experiments and surgeries started quietly.