Clark from the comic world

At 8 o'clock in the evening, in the grove behind Clark's villa, Clark was practicing various fighting techniques under the guidance of Diana. .1kanshu

Clark knew that his fighting style had always been straight-up reckless. With his super strength and super speed, Clark basically has no opponents. However, Clark knew that if he met someone with similar physical fitness to himself in the future, based on his fighting skills, he would probably be beaten.

However, although Clark has long known this shortcoming of his, just knowing it is useless, and he is a little unable to overcome it. After all, he is not the superman who has the entire knowledge of Krypton in his head. With only two young people with a combined experience of more than 40 years, he cannot find a way to correct himself.

Now, if Clark wants to fully utilize his advantages in speed and strength, then he can only go straight and reckless. Because whether he is turning or taking an arc, it will have a certain impact on Clark's speed. After all, a straight line is the closest between two points.

This also leads to Clark's strongest attack method now being to rush straight in front of the opponent and then punch him.

But Clark knew that Diana probably had a solution in this regard. After all, the Amazon has thousands of years of inheritance, and there are many fighting skills from the gods. And even if Diana doesn't have that magical power, she is still the best among the Amazon female warriors.

It can be seen from the movies alone that Wonder Woman and Superman have two types of fighting styles. Among them, Superman has no dodge, so the two of them fight to see who falls first. Wonder Woman is all about showing off her skills, especially the scene where her bracelet blocks bullets. In the movie, Diana can even block machine gun bullets.

So now that he was free, Clark turned to Diana to guide him. But when Clark and Diana made this request, they were actually thinking more about fighting. A bump here and a bump there was always inevitable.

Clark, who was currently fighting hand-to-hand with Diana, suddenly heard his cell phone ringing. Clark picked up the cell phone and found that the person calling him was actually Banner.

"Hey, Banner, what's the matter?"

"Clark, Makimoto is missing." After the call was connected, Banner told Clark the news he had just received.

"Who, Makimoto is missing?" Clark couldn't help but froze for a moment when he heard Banner's words on the phone.

"Yes, I just got the news that Makimoto disappeared in the afternoon."

"Okay, now I have a question, who is Makimoto?"

"It's the Japanese friend I mentioned to you before who provided us with samples." Banner suddenly remembered after Clark said this. He didn't seem to have told Clark the name of his Japanese friend before.

"Okay, do you know how he disappeared?"

"I don't know, but they said that Makimoto was at sea when he disappeared. No signs of fighting were found on his ship, and the surveillance at the Tokyo Bay port did not find them. He and the two crew members disappeared as if they had evaporated. Gone." Banner told Clark the news he got.

"I think you should go to Fury for this kind of thing. After all, he is the head of the secret service." After listening to Banner's words, Clark felt that this had nothing to do with him. He is not a detective, and finding people is not his specialty. After all, he doesn't know what this Makimoto looks like.

"I think Makimoto must have discovered something before he was taken away. As for notifying Nick Fury and the others, I don't have any conclusive evidence yet." Banner's first reaction after hearing that Makimoto was taken away was as before He felt that Makimoto must have made some incredible discovery about the huge underwater creature that Makimoto mentioned, so it disappeared.

After all, only people can make Makimoto disappear without leaving any trace, which monsters can't do. Banner, who has fought Leviathan, knows that there is only one way for these monsters to make people disappear, and that is to swallow them. But Makimoto's ship was not damaged at all. From this, Banner could tell that Makimoto's disappearance had nothing to do with the huge life form.

And why Banner didn't notify Nick first but instead called Clark? That's because Banner knew that SHIELD probably had a lot of things going on now, and they probably wouldn't go to war because of a Japanese.

As for telling Nick Fury that they had discovered a huge creature, to be honest, Banner was a little skeptical about it now, after all, he had not seen it with his own eyes. It was only because unknown blood components were detected in the sample given by Makimoto that Banner chose to believe in the existence of this unknown giant life form that Makimoto said.

"Okay, then what are your plans now?" Clark knew what Banner meant. Their own discoveries were considered personal discoveries, and notifying Nick Fury was considered a report. Banner didn't want to alarm those state machines without concrete evidence, because Banner had never had a good impression of those state machines. After all, before the New York War, Banner had no girlfriends who were chased by the military.

"I plan to leave for Tokyo tonight. Clark, can you go with me?" Because of the blood components extracted from the sample provided by Makimoto, Banner did not want to lose this opportunity. But if he went by himself, Banner had no doubt that he would not be able to catch the mysterious life form.

"Okay, where are you now? I'll pack up and find you." Although Clark didn't know why Banner was so anxious, since Banner had asked him for help, it wouldn't feel good if he didn't agree, so after a slight After hesitating, Clark spoke to Banner.

"I am now at Tony's warehouse in northern New York. Tony has moved all his research equipment here. After all, his Stark Tower is being renovated and cannot be used."

"Okay, just wait for me for half an hour. I'll clean up and go find you."

"Okay, I'll ask Jarvis to book a ticket for us to go to Tokyo tonight."

After hanging up the phone, Clark looked at Diana beside him: "Do you want to travel to Tokyo?"

While Clark was talking to Banner on the phone, Nick Fury, who was at S.H.I.E.L.D.'s Tri-Wing Base, also received information about the disappearance of Goro Makimoto. However, unlike the information Banner received, the information in Nick Fury's hands clearly showed that the person who took Goro Makimoto away was the Imperial Organization.

"It seems they have discovered something new!" Looking at the information in his hand, Nick Fury couldn't help but think of 40 years ago. At that time, he was just a lieutenant in the military, but because of a mission, he saw a new world. That is to say, since then, Nick Fury has transferred from the military to S.H.I.E.L.D., and then stepped into the position of director of S.H.I.E.L.D. step by step.