Dragon Ball Arrives in Marvel

Chapter 212 Why Doesn’t He Go to Heaven? The Director Can Indeed Go to Heaven (Part 2)
Hill carefully recorded Smith Doyle's opinions.

"I will report all the conditions you mentioned to the Director and apply for conditions with the Security Council."

"Once the base application is approved, we will inform you and Tony Stark as soon as possible. As for the other conditions you mentioned, we will also carefully consider them."

Looking at Hill's serious expression, Smith Doyle was stunned for a moment. I was just talking casually, but you look like you want to be serious?

It's such a pity that such a talented person was taken offline because of the black-braised egg's outrageous operation.

Smith Doyle extended his hand and said:
"Agent Hill, I like your work ethic."

Then a common gold coin of the Assassin Brotherhood appeared in Smith Doyle's palm, and with a flick of his thumb, it flew onto the table in front of the other party.

"This is a gold coin for wax bath qualification. It's for you."

"But you have to bear the cost yourself."

Looking at the gold coin spinning on the table, Agent Hill took it in his hand.

"Thank you."

"But considering my salary, it's not cheap. I hope the bureau can reimburse me."

"Of course, it would be best if it wasn't used that day."

The wax bath gold coins are just a place, and the treatment fees still need to be paid. Agent Hill did not refuse and put them directly into his pocket.

The two then exchanged a few words, and Agent Hill took his leave.

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Hill returned to the Trident Tower and reported his conversation to Nick Fury.

After listening to Hill's report, Nick Fury was so angry that he laughed.

"He also wants to check S.H.I.E.L.D.'s accounts. What else does he want to do?"

"I think he wants to go to heaven."

Hill said:
"Commander, Smith Doyle has the ability to fly."

Nick Fury's face darkened after being choked by Hill, and he immediately complained:

"And his application for intercontinental missiles and nuclear stockpiles. How can the Avengers be considered the next S.H.I.E.L.D."

"These requests are all dismissed."

Seeing this, Hill put down the documents in his hand and nodded.
"Yes, Director."

Watching Hill leave the office, Nick Fury took the document and looked at the application information recorded on it. After thinking for a while, Nick Fury added some conditions and reported it to the Security Council.

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A few days later.

General Ross is dealing with Bronski's affairs. He is preparing to remove him from this matter and put all the blame on Hulk for the destruction of Broadway. At the same time, he wants to award Bronski as a war hero.

After returning to the military base, Ross tested Bronsky's transformation. As the other party said, Bronsky was still the master of the body after the transformation. He did not lose his mind like Bruce Banner. So he was determined to protect the other party.

However, he was very dissatisfied with SHIELD's taking advantage of his misfortune and the Security Council's desire to do something hateful.

However, an international convention has been signed regarding extraordinary events, and it is indeed S.H.I.E.L.D. that is responsible.

That day in a food truck, after investigating the Skydome incident to no avail, Coulson took charge of matters concerning the Abomination, and Nick Fury's order was not to accept this guy, the Abomination. In addition, Nick Fury reported the Broadway incident, and now Ross can be said to be in a state of panic.

Agent Sitwell was drinking coffee in the dining car when Coulson walked in and sat in front of him.

Agent Sitwell put down his coffee and said:
"are you hungry?"

“They make great pancakes.”

Sitwell looked at the troubled Coulson and asked:
"Not going so well, was it?"

Colson nodded and said:

"Yeah, it wasn't going very well."

Sitwell asked:
"Did they reject the Director's application?"

Coulson said:
"Of course not. They agreed to the director's application, but they made the most stupid and ill-considered request I could think of."

"They want Bronsky on the team."

Sitwell was surprised:
"Hate?"

Coulson laughed and said, "He doesn't like us calling him that."

Sitwell asked:

"That Broadway incident..."

Coulson said:

"They were going to pin it on Banner, and Ross did the same thing."

“He’s not the guy we want to recruit.”

"But the Security Council feels that Bronsky is a war hero. They want to cooperate with Ross to have Bronsky acquitted and also add him to the military-industrial roster."

"But the director reported this to the higher-ups, and Ross is now in a state of panic."

Sitwell said:

"Does the Security Council think Bronsky is in our hands?"

Coulson looked at Sitwell and asked:
"What's your clearance level?"

Sitwell laughed:

"Interesting, it's level six..."

"same as you."

Seeing Coulson fall silent, Sitwell said helplessly:

"Please, is this level seven?"

But Sitwell was wrong. The intelligence message was level 6, Coulson said after two seconds of silence.

"Bronsky is currently under General Ross's jurisdiction."

Sitwell asked:
"What does Director Fury think? Is he planning to recruit Bronski?"

Coulson explained:

"Of course not, but he couldn't ignore the clear instructions of a world security council."

"So we have to make sure the director doesn't have to ignore it, as long as General Ross doesn't release them."

Sitwell asked:
"So how can we do that?"

Colson said:
"I have no idea, but we need to send a contact to the General within 24 hours to tell him we need Bronski."

Sitwell said:

"Then according to the instructions of the Security Council, we must send one of our men to General Ross to ask for this Bronsky we don't want."

Coulson nodded and said:

"correct."

Sitwell thought for a moment, then said:
"I have an idea. Let's send a fool to mess this up, someone who can ruin this thing, someone so incompetent that General Ross is unwilling to hand over Bronsky."

"And I'm perfect for the role of this goofball."

Coulson nodded and said:

"You're the best. You acted so well. Actually, when it comes to 'fool', I have someone more suitable in mind."

"A man perfectly suited to irritating the general and making him defend Bronski to the death."

"And our director wants General Ross to suffer misfortune. If Bronski can be saved, it will make some of his operations more convenient."

"A man who is arrogant, annoying, and has a complete disdain for those in power, a man who is capable of offending the general to the extreme."

Sitwell thought for a moment and asked:

"Is it the gentleman who wants to be an inspector, or the gentleman who wants to be an advisor?"

Coulson said:
"Of course it's the one who wants to be an advisor. Our Overseer just helped General Ross clean up the mess on Broadway."

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