The interview program on stage continued, with the lights focused on Banner and Chris, and outside the light, Eric and Colson leaned in the corner and whispered.:3w.

"I'm here to investigate, Eric," Colson said bluntly.

"What do you want to know?" Eric had already expected that just like the time Tony was rescued in Central Asia, S.H.E.D. would not sit idly by. Whether it was the Hulk's brave fight against hatred or the air battle with Doctor Strange, they must have some understanding.

Of course, there is no need to hide it from others. S.H.I.E.D. can provide great convenience. The tacit understanding with Fury should be maintained as much as possible. No party should easily deviate from it.

As a person highly valued by Fury, Colson also knows this, so he no longer maintains his relationship as carefully as before, but instead shows as sincere and honest and honest attitude towards cooperation as possible.

"What was stolen?" asked Agent of SHIELD.

"The key to the future." Eric replied imitating General Ross' tone.

"I can't write it into the report in this way." The middle-aged man shrugged his shoulders and expressed helplessness.

"Okay." Eric smiled. "It's my collection, a werewolf's head."

When people hear the werewolf, they will naturally think of another creature in the legend that appears with it. If it is an ordinary person, they will only treat it as a joke, but the senior agent knows a lot about the secret side of the world, and he immediately thinks of another famous collection of Eric.

"With you gave to Stryker..." he asked tentatively.

"They are cousins." Eric nodded, affirming his guess.

At this time, the host and Banner were making a joke, and laughter filled the audience. When the sound waves fell, he continued: "The functions are roughly similar, and perhaps this is closer to his needs. I used the previous one to win over our archenemy Stryker, and made him turn his stance and stand on my side. I used the latter one to exchange with General Rose, so that he promised not to interfere with the fate of Bruce. You see, a true collector always has an advantage over a billionaire. When they face people of value, money cannot be bought, I can; violence cannot be shaken, I can."

"I never doubt this." Colson complimented, but what he said was the truth.

Of course, Colson still had some questions in his mind, that was also what Fury wanted to know.

"Although Dr. Bruce Banner is very capable, I still want to ask: Is this worth it? Have you met before?"

Eric shook his head lightly at the agent's test, his eyes were staring at Banner on the stage. His magnetic field aperture was as dim as an ordinary person, and only when his emotions were slightly excited would reveal a strong and indelible greenness.

"It may not be worth it for an ordinary stranger; but there is no regret for a guy with great potential. Everyone has his value. To me, Bruce is much more important than the werewolf's head." Eric's comment made Colson reexamine Banner.

Like ordinary people, SHIELD will inevitably be confused by superficial phenomena. When they see hatred rampant on Broadway, their feelings towards the Hulk will naturally be relatively lowered. Although they make as fair judgments as possible, it is still difficult to avoid the illusion of preconceived ideas.

Colson observed Benner carefully, secretly remembering every bit of his characteristics into his heart, and then turned around to look at the mutant leader.

Some problems always linger in his heart. This is due to professionalism, and agents always find it difficult to give unreserved trust.

Eric saw this and smiled slightly.

"Be careful Colson, your hair is getting thinner and thinner. If you are always worried about what I want to do, for this worry, or for that worry. I am worried that one day you won't be able to save them."

"Maybe this is an occupational disease. I have already realized this from my superior Fury. My colleague Sitwell is also deeply touched by it. Unfortunately, the federal government has not yet refused to include hair loss in medical insurance services, otherwise I can feel more at ease." The middle-aged agent laughed at himself. Now he complains about life like the common middle-aged man.

Even though he knew that this was the agent's usual trick to get closer, Eric still laughed softly.

"Maybe I should give you some confidence." Although the noise outside was very loud, it could not suppress his low voice. "Don't worry about anything particularly extraordinary. Generally speaking, I hope to be Martin Luther King of this era, and hope that my world will become more and more diverse, and that all ethnic groups will coexist and prosper--I don't need to provide evidence to explain the authenticity of these words, facts will prove everything. As for Bruce, when I fulfill my promise to him, you can take him away at any time, of course, the premise is that he voluntarily, and I will not make any obstacles at this point."

"That's best." Colson nodded and replied frankly. "The Council just made the stupidest and most thoughtful request I could think of, and they wanted Hulk and Bronsky to join ASUS."

"Don't care about the Broadway incident?" Eric asked with a frown. Bronsky's hand was stained with blood that day.

"They originally wanted to count the incident on Banner, but your intervention changed things, Banner became an admirable superhero in public, and Bronsky became a hated supercriminal. But now there is an opinion: Bronsky is a war hero, and they want to acquit him and add him to the list of military merits."

"Then you have to ask General Ross what he meant first. He can no longer capture Banner, and he has just lost important resources that can lead to the future. I don't think he will give up ownership of any property in his hand at this time."

"I think so too," Colson replied. "Director Fury had the same opinion, but he could not refuse a clear instruction from the World Security Council, so we are looking for a way to not ignore the instructions of the Council and ensure that Bronsky continues to stay in General Ross' jurisdiction."

"You've found it?" Eric's eyes flashed.

"We are planning to send a contact person to General Rose within twenty-four hours to ask for this Brownsky ​​we don't want." Colson replied expressionlessly.

"Isn't this person me?" The mutant leader chuckled softly. He didn't want to send him to see Banner's future father-in-law's face at this time. He used Sardis Ross as bait. The general himself would not be so stupid that he couldn't see it. God knows whether the old soldier would do something inappropriate and crazy when he met.

It is unwise to continue to provoke the military after quietly killing the president. Compared with the nominal head of state who serves once every four years, the anger of some people with real power is more lasting.

"We haven't thought so. We intend to ask someone who can really annoy him--a arrogant and annoying man who has completely despised those in power, and a person who can offend the general to the extreme." Colson seemed to be suggesting something, and Eric understood it.

"I think that person must be named Stark." He smiled slightly.

Without further aid, Eric had guessed what would happen. The arrogant and stubborn General Ross met the pretentious playboy. The encounter between the two of them would definitely not be held in a friendly and friendly atmosphere. A fierce quarrel would be the destined result.

Perhaps in the smoky soldier club, Tony would walk in in a well-dressed dress, sarcastically sarcastically at the general who was lying on the bar smoking a cigar in a tone full of alms, and then put forward the most correct proposal he thought was in a condescending manner.

Next...

...Next, Bronsky had to continue to stay in his cell to pick up soap, begging General Ross, who was in a bad mood, not to remember him.

This is what Tony is worth in S.H.E.L.D.

"Good idea." Eric clapped his hands on the stage with a smile, and the interview finally reached the final stage. "Please remember to notify me of the results. I am very concerned about the specific details."

"So, I," Colson replied. "As for the Doctor Strange who robbed military supplies, what else do you know?"

"Steven Strange, a powerful magician and protector of the world, secretly contacts the most powerful humans and inhumans in order to deal with the huge crisis that may arise in the future, and prepares for the final battle with evil." Eric replied casually, as if he was completely unwilling to care about Stephen's threat.

Without responding to the "final battle with evil", Colson paid more attention to the attempts of Doctor Strange to secretly contact other heroes. The agents were always particularly sensitive to this, just as Eric recruited his fellow countrymen, and it was carried out openly, and there was nothing worthy of special care for the mutants they recruited.

Compared with the Boston factory, Dr. Strange's behavior needs to be more vigilant.

In fact, it is almost the same. Stephen had already gained some fame many years ago. The title of Supreme Magician is not an unobtrusive title. But he is always elusive and his actions are very secretive. Some people found by SHIELD who knew him were all ominous about the actions of Doctor Strange. Even if he held a meeting with professors and others, he sometimes only participated with spiritual bodies rather than attending himself.

"You don't want to write his name into the wanted order, right?" The interview officially ended. Seeing Banner shook hands with the host and took a photo, the audience also stepped forward one by one to ask him to sign for the souvenir. While Eric walked over, he was half making fun of and half admonishing to remind Colson.

"There is nothing more meaningless than this idea. If I could, I had used my greatest strength last time, but Stephen was not that easy to deal with. His power was even above me, able to create space channels to jump in multiple places, can be invisible in front of people, and can also take spiritual hypnosis like General Ross, which was only because of my reasons that made him fail, but you saw it, I did not stop him."

Colson was silent for a while, and he nodded slowly.

"I understand, I will report to the director." The agent paused for two seconds and finally asked, "Does his organization have a fixed name?"

“If I remember correctly, it is called ‘light meeting’”
Chapter completed!