Marvel: The Superman Survival Guide

Chapter 28 Purple Man

After Link finished speaking, he was thinking about something else: if Coulson was really killed by Loki in the future, could he be resurrected through the dragon bones?

He wasn't sure if he could save Coulson, since he was reluctant to reveal his strength. He decided to just tell Nick Fury about the dragon bones and let him figure it out himself.

However, he didn't really care whether Hell's Kitchen would collapse. Link wasn't a saint; it wasn't his responsibility to care about the lives of so many people.

After listening, Coulson immediately understood the seriousness of the matter. "Very good. Don't mention this to anyone. Make sure to keep the original recording safe and don't make copies."

"Understood, I'll wait for your news." Link hung up the phone; he didn't have much else to do at this point.

Then let's find the Purple Man!

That night, Link went to the rooftop and lay on a deck chair with Jessica, holding wine glasses. Link smoked a cigar and quietly admired the night view, while he activated his super hearing.

Gathering information with all his might, it wasn't actually that difficult to collect information about the Purple Man. After gaining his abilities, this guy indulged in eating, drinking, and having fun everywhere. In addition, he would seek out extremely outstanding women and then control them.

Therefore, all you need to know is a guy who likes to give orders arbitrarily. Link has heard a lot of things and needs his super brain to analyze them.

Zi Ren frequents luxury hotels, restaurants, and apartments, staying for a day or several days before leaving. He is aware of his weaknesses, and when others are not paying attention, he is invincible.

However, for a sniper, a single bullet can take his life.

A lot happens in New York every day, and there are many unexpected events, so the Purple Man has never been noticed by anyone, and Link himself is not sure if he will be controlled by him.

Jessica saw that Link had his eyes closed, but she didn't disturb him. She lay on the recliner, admiring the night sky. She had been studying and training lately.

The progress is quite good. She used to be too resistant to her abilities. It would have been better if she had started training earlier.

Link kept eliminating targets, and soon he locked onto the purple man's location. This guy wasn't far from him, because there were many luxury apartments near Central Park.

This guy knows how to enjoy life, so it's not surprising that he's so close to me. Link locked onto his target before opening his eyes.

But no rush, the purple man will be staying at this house tonight. Now Link needs to figure out how to kill him.

Link didn't rush to kill the Purple Man, since going out at night would be difficult to explain. He remained leisurely lying in his chair and continued to listen to confirm the Purple Man's voice.

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The next day, Link took Jessica to the charity Gold Glory to continue her studies, and Link checked the location of the Purple Man again. Sure enough, the guy hadn't moved and would probably stay there for a few days.

So Link heads to Hell's Kitchen, where he needs to find a sniper rifle. While wandering around Hell's Kitchen, he discovers a small law firm.

The law firm Murdoch & Nelson was the firm that Link initially proposed Jessica to establish her charitable foundation with the intention of sponsoring it.

Matthew Murdoch is a typical saintly character. Of course, he is an extremely contradictory person. He has always advocated using the law to bring justice, but he himself has become a vigilante and the Night Demon of Hell's Kitchen.

He himself was breaking the law, but Link wasn't going to interfere. He was just giving Jessica something to do, and also to get tax exemptions.

Establishing a charitable foundation, which then invests its funds, with five percent of its annual profits going to charity; legal aid is also a form of charity.

Foundations, on the other hand, are exempt from most taxes, and future heirs do not need to pay inheritance tax but can instead hold positions there. Capitalists are very adept at playing this game.

Many people who are unaware of the truth believe it is genuine charity work and have donated their entire fortune for it!

However, the funds of the charitable foundation still belong to others. Link has no real business, only funds. He is not suitable to establish a company in a tax-free country abroad, and he himself does not want that kind of trouble.

Then a charitable foundation is the best solution. As for Daredevil, Matthew Murdoch, Link doesn't need to worry about him.

The future defenders of Hell's Kitchen are probably gone, as their members are generally not very capable.

Matthew Murdoch is basically an ordinary person, except that he has super hearing and a super sense of smell, and his combat abilities are all honed through training. His strength is not comparable to Hawkeye or Black Widow.

In particular, this guy's principle of not killing means he is not within the scope of S.H.I.E.L.D.'s recruitment.

Jessica Jones followed a similar trajectory. Although she possessed super strength and jumping ability, she lacked combat skills and relied entirely on brute force, making her incomparable to Captain America.

As for Iron Fist, he owns more than 50 percent of a large conglomerate and is an extremely wealthy man.

He has decent fighting experience, but his strongest move is just that one punch, and then he's done for. His combat ability is just average and cannot be compared to Thor or Hulk.

Luke Cage is invulnerable to bullets and blades, but that's not very useful; his potential isn't high, he's just a meat shield.

And these guys don't have very good personalities!

Link parked his car at the entrance and went inside. There were only three rooms. The first room was the reception room, where Karen Page had been working since she was rescued.

There was an office on each side, belonging to Matthew Murdoch and Virgil Nelson respectively. The two were college classmates. Matthew Murdoch's father left him a sum of money, for which his father paid with his life.

Matthew Murdoch used this money to establish this law firm to help the vulnerable, and most of the cases he took on were unpaid.

"Hello sir, do you have a case to report?" Karen Page immediately stood up when she saw Link's attire. This guy should be rich, but she didn't have time to think about why he was here. He was short of money!

Link laughed and said, "No, I've heard that this law firm often provides pro bono legal aid, so I'm very interested."

"I'm just here to check in. Are Mr. Murdoch and Mr. Nelson here?"

"They've appeared in court. You can have a seat for a bit; they'll be back in a little while." Karen Page realized this person might be there for a sponsorship. "Let me get you some water."

They didn't even have a coffee machine here, so they could only pour Link a glass of water. Link didn't sit down, but instead looked around the room.

It seems the conditions are indeed not very good; many things are old. This kind of place is in great need of investment.

(End of this chapter)