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Perhaps S.H.I.E.L.D. has done this kind of cleanup too much, and it came very quickly and handled it with ease.

Grace and the others did not participate in the next thing, and left with Tony.

And this safe house can no longer be used, Finch may directly abandon this villa.

After all, the house was full of damage caused by bomb craters and traps, and he didn't have the time and energy to find someone to redecorate it before selling it.

As for what happened to Steve and his brainwashed friend, the Winter Soldier, Grace got a tip or two from Natasha.

S.H.I.E.L.D. made a special cage for him, and also brought in Professor X and Jon the Martian Manhunter.

Grace knew that it was Professor X who had sent Nightcrawler to help Superman and the others get out of trouble.

However, it is said that the Nightcrawler went back to rescue the surviving Bruce, but they missed it with Cyborg, making the young man think for a while that he had killed Batman.

And the Martian hunter is the Martian Ron in the previous invasion event-his current earth name is John Jon, which is basically the same as the previous pronunciation.

Both of these are powerful psychics, and there shouldn't be anything wrong with healing the brainwashed Winter Soldier.

The Winter Soldier was indeed awakened.

But Natasha told Grace that he was very depressed and seemed unable to accept the wrong things he had done.

And Steve currently spends most of his time with his best friend except for missions.

Grace can probably imagine Steve's complicated and tangled feelings.

Waking up now, 70 years later, facing a completely strange world and people, suddenly his best friend who should have died appeared in front of him, but he didn't remember him at all, and he was facing him fiercely.

Should he be happy or miserable?

I really can't tell.

There wasn't much they could confirm about the Samaritans.

First, the Samaritans were literally destroyed.

It was Arthur who destroyed it himself, and Finch explained to him what he could say.Even though Arthur has a brain tumor and his memory and thinking ability is far from what it used to be, he still understands what will happen if the Samaritans continue to exist.

He created the Samaritans to reduce disasters, not to control everything.

Second, when everything finally stabilized temporarily, they finally had some time to think about some problems.

'Constant vigilance' has always been aimed at exposing the government's ugliness.

To some extent, they guessed right, the government has been monitoring ordinary people.

But their thoughts and actions are too radical, and this failure may stimulate them even more.

As long as Finch and the others continue to act like this, they will confront them sooner or later, and it would be the best choice to find a way to bring them down.

This time, it's not just 'on the lookout' who spies on the Samaritans.

Except for the Hydra where the Winter Soldier is - this is the jurisdiction of SHIELD, ordinary people are not going to get involved, and there is Decima on the other side.

Because Grace joined later, she knew nothing about Decima.

Finch told her that they had been coveting The Machine before, but failed.

This time the Samaritans couldn't let them go.

Root also told them that she had actually downed a disguised banker in the bank, and that would not be someone who was 'always on the lookout'.

The existence of the Samaritans should have been top-secret information, but this time three forces ushered in at once.

This shows that there must be a high-level government involved in the plan who leaked the secret.

They can't tell S.H.I.E.L.D. what these people want from them, but they can also remind them that there must be some problems within the government.

None of these problems can be solved by such a small group of people.

It's no use worrying about them.

*****

Grace stood at the door of the house, hesitating and failing to enter.

After the last Samaritan incident, Grace was in New York for another two weeks.

After confirming that there was no follow-up pursuit, she and Finch asked for leave and returned to Washington.

That strange woman never appeared again.

But everything that happened that day has been deeply etched in Grace's mind.

The name the woman had mentioned—Ivan Moder—had troubled her deeply.

Her adoptive father's real name was Ivan, but his surname was Luisa.

Although there are tens of thousands of people named Ivan in this world, suddenly the live broadcaster she had been chasing appeared in front of her and asked her father if his name was Ivan, what are the chances?

Grace didn't want to suspect that her adoptive father had anything to do with it.

But even if she believed in Ivan, she couldn't just ask nothing.

Grace took out the key and opened the door.

"Ivan?" she called out.

And this amount of time was enough for Pudding to come out of nowhere and start pulling on her pants.

In the familiar scene, it is almost like this every time I enter the house.

Grace picked up the pudding with ease and hugged her in her arms, then walked into the living room.

When she walked into the living room, she realized why Ivan didn't respond.

Because her adoptive father fell asleep in the rocking chair.

As the old people get older, they tend to struggle and feel sleepy in the afternoon, which is normal.

Deciding not to wake him up, Grace sat on the sofa and began to read half of the newspapers Ivan had read.

And the headlines got her attention.

[Serial killer in Washington, three women have been killed]

Grace frowned slightly and read along the report.

It said that the deceased were all women in their 30s, with medium-length black hair and different occupations.

The cause of death was that the heart was pierced by a sharp knife, and the murderer also left knife wounds from the shoulder to the chest of the deceased.

The media dubbed it a heartbreak killer.

What a mess of names.

Grace cursed directly in her heart.

At the end of the report, it was written that the current case is being taken over by the FBI's BAU team.

She frowned slightly, it turned out to be Morgan and the others.

She had played tricks on the other party before, and she was very sorry for them.

The question now is, why is this method of killing so familiar...?

"Hmm..." Ivan murmured suddenly, as if he was about to wake up.

He slowly opened his eyes, looked at the ceiling and reacted, and then moved his limbs, as if to stretch.

But as soon as he turned his head, he saw Grace sitting on the sofa.

"!" Ivan looked shocked, and his whole body trembled.

"You...! You!" Ivan couldn't help but wanted to curse.

"Wake up." Grace smiled at him.

Ivan was so angry by her attitude that he blew his nose and stared at his eyes, and cursed angrily, "Won't you say something when you come back? Are you going to scare me to death by appearing suddenly?!"

"Isn't this a surprise for you?" Grace winked at him.

Ivan snorted coldly: "Surprise? Is it more or less frightened?"

He picked up the tea on the table and wanted to take a sip to calm his shock, but he didn't expect to be stopped by Grace.

"Why, don't you let me drink tea?" Ivan was angry.

"How long have you been asleep?" Grace took the teacup in his hand, "The tea is cold."

She stood up, went to the kitchen to make another cup for Ivan, and took it back.

"Just to please people." Ivan muttered as he took the hot tea.

"If I don't please you, who shall I please?" Grace followed his words.

Ivan glanced at her and asked, "Why, fired by the boss in New York?"

"How is it possible?" Grace looked at him dumbfounded.

"Then why come back?" Ivan asked strangely.

"Can't I come back to see you?" Grace pretended to be angry.

Unexpectedly, Ivan looked at her with disgust, and said, "You said you were busy with things before and didn't have time to come back, but now you come back suddenly, do you think you are not suspicious?"

Grace had no choice but to reply: "It's just that I'm done, I'll come back to see you."

"New York and Washington are so close anyway." She winked at her adoptive father.

This is what Ivan said before, because he didn't want to move to New York.

Ivan seemed to be persuaded by her, and his attitude softened a lot.

When he faced his adopted daughter, he probably didn't win.

"Why don't you go out for dinner tonight?" Ivan suddenly suggested.

He felt like he hadn't gone out to a family dinner with his daughter in a long time.

"Okay." Grace agreed.

She didn't want to ask Ivan some questions so abruptly, she might as well ease it up first.

Grace didn't know what answer she would get.

To be honest, she was very worried about this.

"Speaking of which, it hasn't been peaceful recently." Ivan picked up the newspaper.

"I see," Grace nodded, "serial killers."

"You also have black medium-length hair," Ivan frowned at her, "Why don't we go out to the barbershop again today."

Grace doesn't seem to have cut her hair very much since she left the seals, and it's all longer now.

It used to be just up to the shoulders, but now it's over the shoulders.

"It's not that exaggerated," Grace looked at him dumbfounded, "Besides..."

"Do you think the serial killer came to me, is he unlucky or I am unlucky?"

Faced with Grace's joking question, Ivan actually thought about it seriously.

"I believe in your skills, but what if it's someone with superpowers?" He frowned deeply.

Grace was a little helpless about her adoptive father's worries, but felt ironed in her heart.

"Don't worry," she said, "if that's the case, someone will take care of it soon."

The government has S.H.I.E.L.D., and the private sector has the Justice League and the X-Men.

Neither side is easy to mess with.

Before causing trouble, you have to see how much you really weigh.

The author has something to say: However, every time I watch Zhenglian animation, there are people who persevere in robbing banks

Usually they are robbed in the metropolis, how hard is this to think about? ?

Or is this just a special way of chasing stars for Dachao loyal fans (.