winter rose

In the Hydra scientific research team, everyone knows that the most obsessed project of the irritable and eccentric neurologist Dr. Romanov is Captain America.

I have been obsessed with it for more than 70 years, but I still get nothing.

The transformation of the human nervous system by the super soldier serum seems to be one of the puzzles that he will never be able to break through, and it is also the last word that cannot be mentioned in front of him.

In the laboratory filled with all kinds of cold medical equipment, a man whose face was paler than the wall turned the scalpel, and the sharp blade flew out along the side of his finger, and ruthlessly pierced into the table.

At the same time, there was a knock on the door of the laboratory.

"Enter."

A cold word spit out from the thin, bloodless lips.

A small ginger-red head emerged from the crack of the door, and a Hydra agent with a little baby fat on his face peeked at him.

"Good evening, Victor."

Victor Romanov glanced at him, and put the photo frame that he had just touched on the table.

"Say."

"Why are you so blunt?" Ian walked up to him and held up the photo frame. "Don't stare at me like that, Victor, I didn't come to annoy you."

A second after their eyes met, the man in the white coat almost jumped up from the chair.

"you--"

"Don't be so excited." Ian smiled and patted him on the shoulder. "About the pretending German lady doctor... oh, sorry, that thing is really funny, you shouldn't mind if you smile... I'm not laughing at you... well, put down the scalpel, yours The table looks like it's about to cry."

He cleared his throat and handed over the folder he had been holding in his arms.

"The spinal nerves are severely damaged. The energy beam left over from the last study of the Mind Stone can be used... It is Mr. Jasper Lancaster's warrant..."

When he heard that the spinal nerves were severely damaged, Victor's originally dim eyes suddenly lit up.

He is a crazy doctor, after being accidentally captured by the German army for some human experiments.

He's a madman, after having nothing.

Perhaps the latter is earlier than the former.

"Look at the way your eyes are shining, tsk tsk, Victor, where is that elegant gentleman Dr. Romanov I met for the first time in the concentration camp?"

"Don't ask me, Agent." The corner of his mouth curled up in a mocking arc. "And that poor Ian Black? Where's he?"

"Mr. Lancaster doesn't need a poor Ian Black." The red-haired agent turned to the last page of the information and pointed out a line to him.

"That's why little poor died in that experiment of infinite formula generation. You, didn't you too?"

Victor looked in the direction of his fingers, and the names of the surgical subjects were impressively written in black and white.

Parcelope Lancaster.

The name is no stranger.At least within Hydra, the surname Lancaster cannot be unfamiliar.

But for this operation object, he is more familiar with her other name——

perry carter

Victor looked up at Ian, who smiled back.

"I still remember the expression on Jasper's face when she found her in your lab... Ha, in fact, she is stupid in the final analysis, really... so stupid."

"What do you know?" Victor scolded in a low voice.

"You don't know anything."

People like Ian don't understand this, he thought.

Ian would never understand what was going on in the minds of people like them.

Never will.

He chuckled. "Ah, I don't understand. Yeah, I don't understand why you want to join Hydra. Honestly, don't we all go for the next level, Dr. Romanov?"

Oh, what a pompous fool.

Victor didn't bother arguing with him anymore, he erected the documents to block between the two, and assumed a silent gesture of seeing off the guests.

Ian shrugged, opened the door and left.

Winter 1944

The 384th Army of the Soviet Union and the Nazi German Army confronted each other head-on for the first time.

The half-dried blood and the hard-frozen soil mixed in the snow, turning the pure white into a filth.

This is a victory, everyone cheers, and the generals congratulate with wine.

Even the unfamiliar Soviet wounded soldiers said to Perry in Russian, congratulations, you can go home.

Leaning against the wooden box, she searched the empty battlefield with her eyes.

The Germans cleared the battlefield faster than the Soviets, so she couldn't even find his body.

But this is a victorious battle. Those high-ranking people can only see their merits, and who would pay attention to the life and death of a field doctor.

Therefore, Victor died, and even the body could not be found.Even the name will not be remembered.

But this is a victory.

The last experiment conducted by the German Hydra Headquarters was the "Infinite Formula".

If successful, Hydra could gain true immortality.

There are two experimental subjects, one is the orphan whose parents both sacrificed for Hydra - Ian Black, and the other is the dying doctor found on the Soviet battlefield - Victor Romanov.

To this day, no one knows what happened in the experiment that day.To this day, no one remembers the extremely painful wailing of anyone in that cold laboratory.

They only knew that the experimental subjects of that day had survived, and they were doing very well.

Those who have suffered have climbed the peak, but now, the corpses piled up under their feet are not stained with their own blood.

The elegant gentleman Dr. Romanov that Ian first met is gone, and so is the poor little Blake that Victor first met.

"You're like a piece of chewing gum sticking to your clothes, Ian."

Doctor Romanov in protective clothing said so.

"No matter who sees you, there is nothing they can do."

"Are you complimenting me?" Ian looked at him blankly.

"Don't keep Lili waiting. Victor... Dr. Romanov."

He paused as he put on his gloves, and stiffly took the electric shock device from Ian's hand.

So even if you cross the peak that was once insurmountable, what you want to protect is not to have to watch others step on it.

What is the difference between the current Dr. Romanov and the old Victor, the sister who died at the age of seven and the current... Perry.

He was helpless, powerless.

While taking the anesthetic, he suddenly remembered that ridiculous story after the war.

Girl pretending to be a German doctor, you don't know Russian or even German.

After inhaling a large amount of anesthetic, her consciousness began to blur, and her green eyes gradually became moist and hazy.

He just looks at her.After a while, he revealed a smile that was unfamiliar to him.

I don't know myself anymore, let alone you.

"...Elizabeth Bakerlo..."

He laughed.

Compared to this stupid name, he would still prefer another one.

The scalpel cut across the thin and fragile skin, and across the neck that had been pierced with a long needle.

All the past is silly and a little out of reach.

Doctor Romanov looked at the pale red permanent scar on the back of her neck with dim eyes.

Well, it's fine if I'm already dead.

Let me die like a war hero in the snowstorm of 1944.

Let me in the eyes of the world... no, let me in your eyes shine forever.

As for Hydra's despicable and sinister Dr. Romanov... Heh.

He smiled and shook his head.

Who is that.

He doesn't even know it himself.

The author has something to say:

In fact... the character of Victor Romanov is more or less a bit of a shadow, so Romanov's personal episode is actually a be direction of one of the shadows.

The helplessness in front of fate, and the beauty just missed.

ps, the title of this volume is "Those Poems That Were Too Too Late to Write", which is the personal stories of marginal characters in this timeline, and things that happened to the protagonists but were not written.That is to say, they all really exist in this timeline.And the next volume "Those Songs That May Be Hummed" is the story of the parallel world that happened to these people, it is a possible direction qwq