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Before Leon could open the system panel in his mind and see the contents of the mission clearly, he was pulled up by Clint Barton who hurried over and shouted in his ear: "The mission is here, come with me."

Following the instruction just now, Clint Barton felt as if he had been given a dose of adrenaline and suddenly became excited.

Without giving him much time to think, Leon was pulled by Clint Barton to the equipment room he had just visited not long ago.

This is where combat equipment such as firearms and body armor are stored. In addition, some personal special weapons can also be found here.

For example, the compound bow Clint Barton holds in his hand, and his specially made arrows.

Although Leon was still a little confused about encountering an urgent task on his first day at work.

However, the good habits he developed after serving in the Rangers for one year allowed him to quickly enter a state of combat readiness.

He first put on a standard body armor over his SHIELD uniform, then took a Glock 17 standard pistol from the wall filled with various firearms and inserted it into the holster next to his thigh. , then picked up an iconic A1 carbine, started to pull the bolt, check the magazine, and adjust the performance of the firearm.

At this moment, Clint Barton, who was standing aside, had already arranged his equipment, leaned against the wall, and joked at the beginning: "I have to say, you kid is really lucky."

Leon was a little confused, but still kept his hands on him, "Well, what do you mean?"

After hanging the A1 on his body, Leon thought for a while, then reached out and took out two silencers and put them in his tactical pocket.

He had a hunch that the upcoming battle should break out inside the building. Therefore, the smaller the sound after a kill, the less likely it is to be exposed.

After finishing these preparations, he heard Clint Barton’s teasing:

"On my first day at work, I encountered a level 5 mission, and it was also the most troublesome hostage situation... Tsk, tsk, tsk, I just don't know if you are ready for your first mission."

Leon turned around and looked at Clint Barton, meeting the other person's scrutiny with his firm blue eyes:

"I was ready from the moment I took the agent badge from Chief Colson."

"That's good, then I'm looking forward to your performance." After saying that, Clint Barton turned and left.

However, the sharp-eyed Leon still saw the inexplicable smile left by the other party the moment he turned around.

what does that mean

Before Leon could figure out the meaning of this smile, he and several agents who were on the mission quickly came to the tarmac and boarded a Quinjet.

It wasn't until he fastened his seat belt and sat in the seat of the fighter plane that Leon had time to check the content of the mission just released:

The content of the task is not complicated, it is very simple.

Judging from the large and small tasks that Lyon has taken over in the past few years, this is undoubtedly a side task that was suddenly triggered.

The characteristic of side missions is that they appear anytime and anywhere and are rich in experience. However, there is often an implicit requirement, which is that the task time is very short.

In other words, if this mission cannot be completed quickly, the mission will fail and the two thousand experience points will disappear. . .

Leon was not worried that his first mission would fail.

After all, the leader of the team this time is Hawkeye, Clint Barton, who stands at the pinnacle of human physical fitness.

Not to mention terrorists, even superpowers or super soldiers, Hawkeye can deal with them.

What he is more concerned about is whether he can get any benefits from this mission.

Benefits beyond experience. . .

He heard that the person being held hostage this time was the famous technology group, the Osborne Group.

Just as he was making his own little calculation, the fighter jet's jets also sprayed blue flames, and the entire Quinjet gradually took off.

From the top of the apron, a small skylight was slowly opened, allowing the fighter planes to leave the hub.