Marvel: The Superman Survival Guide

Chapter 96 confirmed

Both sides reached a preliminary agreement, and today's matter can be considered successfully completed. The next step is to discuss where to place it.

This wasn't too difficult, since it couldn't be placed in the city center, so they chose a location in the suburbs, where there were more places. They immediately exported a map, picked and chose a location after some searching.

Stark let Jarvis buy it directly, and then discussed the design of the construction with Link.

Link proposed that first, there should be security measures such as prisons, radar, and air defense, then living, training, and cultivation functions, and finally, transportation.

In addition, it is also necessary to create nanosuits for everyone.

Before Link transmigrated, he watched a movie and felt that resources were not being used properly. They clearly had nanotechnology; even if they didn't build armor, they could at least build suits!

It would have been nice to see more scenes of Black Widow changing outfits, but unfortunately, there weren't any, which is really disappointing.

That's understandable, since if Tony Stark had built the Iron Legion, Thanos probably wouldn't have had such a hard time snapping his fingers.

Things like Thor missing his target, Captain Marvel not being home, and the Avengers fighting separately are all ways to forcibly reduce the combat power, mainly to prolong the plot.

Link would naturally not let that happen. The Avengers are very strong, so he can just play a supporting role. At most, he can bring out an energy weapon, which already has considerable attack power.

……

Nick Fury returns to S.H.I.E.L.D., but he also has to face the World Security Council. After all, the Avengers' strength has been witnessed by the whole world, and there is a lot of debate about them.

Some people think they are heroes, some think they should be held responsible for the alien invasion, and some think the government is hiding something, and they have the right to know.

It was incredibly chaotic, and the world was overflowing with news and topics. The most famous of them all was Tony Stark, Iron Man, who was also a public figure.

However, getting an interview with him is a pipe dream. Stark is currently fully focused on the Avengers headquarters. Link has simply sent the money and is now waiting for the design plans to be completed before he can offer his opinions.

"Lin, what do you think of the prison's conditions?" Stark called again.

Link said, "Find Bruce and Thor. If they can't get out, then there's basically no problem."

“…” Stark was taken aback. “How come I didn’t think of that?”

"..." Link was also taken aback. "Stark should do the complete design first, and then consider this issue. Right now, we need the overall design, not just some design details."

"Okay, I've finished this. I'll send it to you to take a look." Stark sent an email directly, and Link went to his studio to check it.

The design was similar to that in the movie, but the internal functions were different. Link looked at it and saw no problems. He then designed an Avengers logo and sent it to Stark.

Stark looked at it for a while and surprisingly agreed. He also felt that the logo was good and could be used to make everyone's suits in the future.

"Lin, what do you think should be done with the captain's suit?" Stark asked.

Link laughed and asked, "Don't you like how the captain dresses so flashy?"

"No, I mean, it has to conform to modern aesthetics, you understand?" Stark certainly wouldn't admit it.

"Alright, say whatever you want. Anyway, we've given you the nanotechnology, so you can do what you want with it!" Link said. "But he is Captain America after all, and there are some things we absolutely need. This will be very advantageous for us."

"Understood." Stark nodded slightly.

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Nick Fury's confrontation with the World Security Council yielded no results. He is the director of S.H.I.E.L.D., and the Avengers' strength is undeniable; cooperation between the two sides is sufficient.

"If you want to control, what do you have to control?" Nick Fury retorted directly. Moreover, the fact that Black Widow, Hawkeye, and Link left S.H.I.E.L.D. and joined the Avengers is the best possible outcome.

Meanwhile, Captain America will act as a liaison to ensure communication between the two sides.

The Avengers will not get involved in political issues; that's their bottom line. Especially Stark and Link, now that the chairmen of two corporations have joined the Avengers, they have no shortage of funds for development.

It's already quite good that it only takes responsibility for Earth's security and doesn't interfere in other matters.

In addition, the Avengers will form an alliance with Asgard to support each other in order to deal with the potential alien threat in the future.

Asgard wouldn't provide Earth with technology, since Earth's overall technological level is still too low to digest such knowledge, but Stark and Bruce should have no problem.

If it were just a small number of people, Asgard might agree, thus providing some security for Earth, which would be the best outcome.

If they ask for more, the consequences are unpredictable; at worst, they might not join the Avengers.

The World Security Council is helpless; it has plenty of lawyers to deal with the two major blocs.

Nick Fury has many secrets. He also has an alien spaceship in outer space. The Skrulls left Earth with Carol Danvers to find a new home.

Two years later, they returned. This time, their journey did not go smoothly, and they had to return to Earth temporarily. Some of them went to Earth to help Nick Fury, while others stayed on the spaceship.

The Sky Sword Bureau was secretly established, and all the alien artifacts discovered by S.H.I.E.L.D., representing the mysterious items of 084, were launched into space by rockets, into this spaceship.

It wouldn't be difficult for him to build a spaceship; the Skrulls could help him, and the one in space is a Kree ship, which could be used for research.

But Nick Fury didn't do that at all, and he didn't want to hand these things over to the World Security Council, which was his source of confidence.

However, Nick Fury's confidence wasn't entirely reliable; some Skrulls later launched a rebellion.

Nick Fury's biggest dilemma right now is the Cosmic Cube. His intuition tells him that something is wrong, but the fragments are real. Although he can't piece together a complete cube, it's close enough, since it's so fragmented.

Even Thor doesn't know much about the Tesseract, so this matter ultimately falls to Odin, the king of the gods. Nick Fury hopes Thor will talk to him before he goes back.

Let him ask the God-King if the Cosmic Cube really exploded, and how great the energy impact would be after it exploded.

Nick Fury thought there was a problem because the energy impact was too small. It was like Link's skateboard was damaged by the energy impact, but he himself was fine.

(End of this chapter)