American comics: Hydra scientists

Nine Snake Island.

Rune opened his eyes suddenly, and his eyes fell on the container containing the time gem in his hand, with a flash of shock in his eyes.

"This is too simple. Is it because I have the same origin as the space gem? Or am I now unimaginably powerful?"

After thinking for a long time, Lu En felt that there was no other more reasonable explanation other than this reason.

After getting the time stone, he just prepared to analyze it on a whim.

He didn't have any hope.

After all, he spent decades analyzing the space gems.

Unexpectedly, it only took him a few days to complete the analysis of the time stone.

The process of analysis was too easy, making everything feel particularly unreal to him.

It took three whole days, and after repeated confirmation by Lu En, he even made an artificial time gem by himself.

Only then did Lu En believe that he had really completed the analysis of the time stone.

Even with Lu En's calm character developed over decades, facing such a scene, he couldn't help but feel ups and downs in his heart.

With this out of the way, he was more confident in handling the next situation and more confident in his plan.

At the same time, his mind began to process what he would do if the worst happened.

With a preliminary idea, Lu En didn't want to stay in the laboratory.

The analysis of the Destroyer Armor is progressing slowly. It is not a problem that can be solved in a day or two, so it can only be put on hold for the time being.

He now hopes to collect the six infinity stones as soon as possible. Only in this way can he solve his own hidden dangers before Thanos arrives.

Maybe we can avoid conflict with the Thanos Alliance by then.

He didn't want to get involved in the muddy waters of the earth.

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He hid under everyone's laughter and didn't dare to see anyone.

Naturally, dealing with Fury can only be left to Idun, the smart and calm Asgardian beauty.

Fury reported Idun's proposal to the World Security Council.

The five representatives of the World Security Council agreed to Idun's plan after brief deliberations.

In fact, they have no reason to disagree.

Although both the enemy and ourselves are fighting on multiple fronts, the pressure faced by the human side is much greater than that of the "New Mutants".

In addition to facing logistical constraints and excessive consumption of weapons and ammunition, they also face pressure from internal public opinion.

Disenfranchised politicians don't give up so easily.

If it weren't for the intense fighting on the front lines and the support of the United Defense Forces, the World Security Council would have been disbanded long ago.

They were planning to give up on that place anyway, and now someone was willing to help them share most of the pressure on the northwest front. They were happy before it was too late, so how could they object.

However, the World Security Council was somewhat hesitant about the "decapitation plan" proposed by Idun in advance.

After many experiments, the formula provided by Lu En was indeed as simple, efficient and low-cost as he said.

They have indeed started mass production.

The only difficulty now is actually the production problem.

Whether it is to transform the original few recovery pharmaceutical production lines or to build a new formula production line, it will take a lot of time.

The "decapitation operation" was carried out in advance. Once it failed, Hader Zuniga was so angry that he gave up his original plan to move the headquarters and concentrated all his forces to launch an attack on the human side. No one knew whether he could hold on.

Once the defense line is not held up, the tens of millions of troops gathered on the continent of Europa, as well as the hundreds of millions of ordinary people who have not yet completely evacuated, will turn into withered bones.

This responsibility is too heavy and no one can afford it.

The World Security Council's choice to abandon Scandinavia is also in line with the current situation. The purpose is to buy time so that they can produce more weapons to deal with the "New Mutants".

Isn’t Hader Zuniga going to build a new headquarters?

Then build it, the bigger the better and the longer it lasts the better.

As long as time can be delayed, the World Security Council even helped him collect design ideas from all over the world.

Anyway, as long as the "New Mutants" don't put all their energy into offense.

The sudden intervention of the Asgardians was just the icing on the cake, buying them a little more time.

Will the "Decapitation Plan" proceed~

of course yes.

It's just that the World Security Council would rather wait until they are ready.

With complete preparations, even if the plan fails and Hader Zuniga goes crazy, humans will have the power to fight against him.

On the contrary, the "decapitation plan" is advanced~

If it fails, they can only pray that Hader Zuniga doesn't go crazy.

No normal person would be willing to take this risk of leaving one's fate in the hands of others and becoming a piece of meat on the chopping board.

After learning of the World Security Council's concerns, Fury returned to the Tri-Wing Building and immediately summoned all Avengers to start a meeting.

Except Sol~

"Everyone, what do you think about this matter?"

There was a silence in the conference room.

In the end it was Tony who spoke first.

"I think the five representatives are right to consider. We can't take risks, and I am conducting research on the Sentinel robot with Dr. Banner. If the research is successful, the Sentinel will also become a deadly weapon against the 'New Mutants'."

"But these all take time."

Hearing Tony mention him, Banner also spoke out in support.

"Yes, I agree with Tony. We need time, and I don't think the decapitation plan will be of much help to the current war situation."

"And I don't think the decapitation plan will be of much help to the current war situation."

After an experience on the front line, Banner realized that in such a war, being as powerful as the Hulk still could not play a decisive role in the outcome of the entire war.

Even if Hader Zuniga is solved, who can guarantee that there will not be a second Hader Zuniga, or even a third one.

Only if humans have the weapons to fight them can they possibly win this war.

"No, I don't think so."

No one expected that the first person to object would be Captain America Steve.

Seeing everyone's eyes looking at him, Steve began to express his thoughts.

"As long as the Asgardians can withstand the enemy's attack, I think our plan needs to be carried out in advance."

Fury's eyes lit up, with an expression of interest on his face.

"Oh why?"

Fury actually attaches great importance to Steve's opinion. After all, among all the people present, he is the only one who has experience in commanding operations on the battlefield.

No one else, including him, has this kind of experience. He is at most an agent, commanding operations~ Let's forget it.

As for Uncle Wolf and Sabre-toothed Tiger~

Please ignore them.

Steve stood up and walked to a wall with a map of the world hanging on it. He felt everyone's eyes on him, his expression as usual.

"Everyone, we must know that destroying the enemy is not our ultimate goal."

"Our purpose is to end this war."

"Although the momentum of the army on the battlefield cannot be seen or touched, it plays a very critical role."

"I wonder if you have ever heard of Dongfang."

"Do it all at once, second time tired, third time exhausted."

With that said, Steve pointed to the upper left corner of the map, which is where Idun proposed and the Asgardians defended.

"As long as Asgard's reinforcements can really drive out the enemies here and establish a good defense line, the enemies will definitely launch a fierce attack here."

"If Asgard can withstand several rounds of enemy attacks, it just proves that sentence."

"This is the best time for us to launch a counterattack."

"It's a pity that we don't have this capability now. Asgard only offered to help us defend and doesn't seem to have any intention of counterattack."

"Then~ if we let the enemy rest at this time and wait for them to recover, it will not be so easy to have such an opportunity again."

Fury nodded repeatedly after hearing this, and even most people thought it made sense.

"So, Captain, what do you mean~"

Steve nodded: "This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. Once the beheading is successful, the enemy's military morale will be weakened. Who is better to deal with, an organized army or a group of stragglers? I don't think I need to remind you here."

"What if the beheading fails and the opponent goes crazy?" Tony raised a different opinion, "We don't have any more weapons to use against the enemy."

"Don't worry about this. Even if the beheading fails, the other party will not attack us." Steve said confidently.

"Why are you so sure?" Tony asked.

Steve smiled confidently and poked the map hard with his hand.

"Judging from the battle situation for such a long time, the enemy's leader is not a qualified commander and has no tactics at all."

"As long as this place still exists, it will be like a thorn stuck in the enemy's throat, attracting the enemy's attention for us."

"Even if the enemy commander has the corresponding level and sees that they have no intention of attacking, he will not choose to turn around and attack us. Instead, he will definitely choose to rest and recuperate to restore the morale of the army."

"No matter how you look at it, the decapitation operation will not have any impact on our subsequent plans."

"Of course, everything I said is based on the assumption that Asgard can gain a foothold here."

Steve finished his thoughts in one breath, and was greeted by the sparkling eyes of most people.

Steve's words were like a shot in the arm, allowing them to see the dawn of victory.

"Okay, just do as the captain says, and I'll report to the superiors right away."

Despite Furui's calmness, he couldn't help but show an excited expression.

"Wait, Director Fury, you can't go like this." Steve stopped Fury from leaving the conference room.

"What? What else is going on?" Fury looked at Steve with some confusion.

Steve smiled slightly and said modestly: "What I want to say is that you should discuss it with the generals of the Joint Defense Command before you go. I think they can give you more professional advice, and I think that with the help of the Joint Defense Command, With the support of the National Defense Command, it will be easier to convince the higher-ups.”

Fuli was stunned for a moment, then laughed.

"Of course."