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Chapter 719 On Gold and What is It Doing?

The Roxon-Stark War has begun.

So the American citizens were thrilled.

Tony Stark is a rather arrogant person, or rather, Iron Man is a rather arrogant person, and his business strategy is also quite unique. Stark Industries did not acquire shares of Roxon Energy or find other trusted companies to ensure its controlling stake.

Instead, he chose to cut the electricity price in New York City by a full half. Tony even made a bold statement that if necessary, he could make the electricity price across the United States drop by half, just to see if anyone would still dare to maliciously acquire Stark Industries' shares.

"However, in the end, it was not explained what kind of hostile takeover this was. I guess it was Roxon Energy's attempt to get onto Stark Industries' board of directors."

During lunch at school, Harry revealed the information to Peter; without a doubt, it was secondhand information he'd gotten from Norman. Peter nodded thoughtfully after understanding the situation, then curiously asked, "Did your father say anything else?"

"Osborn Technologies has obtained the documents for that place called Heim. Although Osborn Technologies is not involved in the energy field, that place seems to be gradually expanding its cooperation with all American companies. Perhaps those fantasy creatures will be useful to our scientific research."

In other words, Roxon and Malekith are planning to strengthen their cooperation with the United States. It's possible that in the end, the Avengers will actually fight the entire US government. Tsk, could this lead to a superhero registration bill?

Peter had seriously investigated whether "Fastball" existed in Universe 616, but found nothing. Wanda now seems even less likely to get out of control. He originally thought the Civil War was a long way off, but now it seems the US government is very dissatisfied with the Avengers being out of control.

The good news is that Tony has no chance of siding with the registration faction.

Peter pondered the nature of the mythical creatures in the Marvel Universe for a moment, concluding that it was unlikely these biopharmaceuticals would find any breakthroughs in understanding them. So he didn't continue the conversation. Meanwhile, Harry was curious about something else that had come up earlier.

"Hey, by the way, a lot of people saw a black wall of light rising up in Manhattan last weekend night. What's going on?"

"It's not Manhattan, it's Hell's Kitchen."

"Hell's Kitchen? That place Fisker keeps mentioning in his ads?" Harry became even more interested and quickly asked, "What happened?"

Since the Hand had been completely eradicated, Peter no longer needed to hide anything, so he revealed how Matt had infiltrated the organization, obtained the Norn Stone, and wiped out the Hand. Of course, he didn't mention Seth, firstly to avoid affecting the ending, and secondly to prevent Harry from overthinking.

In fact, after the incident, although Matt did not turn to the dark side, he was clearly not in a good mood. On the other hand, General Ross was not in a good situation either. He did not get any information about the relationship between the Spirit Cat and the CIA, or if he did, he probably would not share it with Peter and the others.

In other words, Peter has never repaid Felicia's favors, and it will be difficult for her to repay the favors she did by risking her life to gather intelligence on drug lords (although it was not very useful) and stealing the Norn Stone in the short term.

After hearing a rough outline of what Harry had to say, he only had one reaction.

"This is incredible! You guys took down a ninja organization with thousands of years of history in just one night? My God!"

"Actually, we only destroyed their high command. There should still be some left in Japan... right?"

Peter wasn't entirely sure either. He still had to wait for Matt's message regarding the Japanese Hand Association, or more precisely, for Matt to relay information from his master, Stick. However, he suddenly realized something else Harry had mentioned earlier.

"Wait, you just said 'advertisement'? Fisk advertised Hell's Kitchen? What the heck?"
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Hell's Kitchen, NYPD Precinct.

"The reason I really like Hell's Kitchen is that even though the place is rotten to the core and is a cancer in the city, its police station is still open."

The woman with the bullseye looked at the large man sitting in front of her, saying things she couldn't understand at all, sitting expressionlessly in the detention cell. And he was still talking.

“You have to understand, if a community has no government departments, no buses, no police station, no subway, and urban development excludes it, then that community is doomed. Fortunately, Hell's Kitchen has me, so the subway still stops here, there's still the old, run-down bus stop, and there's still this police station.”

After Kingpin finished speaking, he looked up at the wall, placed his fingers on the table, and felt very relaxed. Lady Bullseye was certain that she could kill him without expending much effort.

"Alright, let's get down to business. First, I need to tell you that the Hand has been completely wiped out. Perhaps there are some things I don't know about you, but as far as I know, the Holy Order crossed the sea and invaded Japan, wiping out the remaining high-ranking members of the Hand. There are only a few of you left."

Ms. Bullseye remained silent, while Kingpin continued his eloquent speech: "Fortunately, I am here, and I can guarantee your safety."

"We'll be going to court soon."

“Yes, but that doesn’t matter.” Kingpin continued, “Because you are not criminally responsible. You have been controlled and brainwashed by the Hand. Of course, others may argue, but don’t forget, Daredevil’s friend, that red-clad ninja, is the same.”

“If Erica is innocent, then you should also be innocent, madam.”

Hearing this, Bullseye finally looked at Kingpin directly, who smiled with satisfaction. However, the female ninja was still not satisfied: "You are the kind of person who would abandon and betray his subordinates. I have no reason to follow you."

“Abandoned, ah, you mean Lester, right, Lester, she’s calling you.”

Then Bullseye saw Bullseye walking towards her, and she was so surprised that she couldn't speak. Then she looked at Fisk.

Fisk was still laughing.

"You should know that I will never abandon any of my people, no matter how terrible the enemy is."

Ms. Bullseye looked at Bullseye, then at Fisk, and then asked the question that concerned her most.

"why me?"

Kingpin gave a simple answer: "Because humans love stories of prodigal sons returning home."

(End of this chapter)