Marvel Administrative Officer

Chapter 266 The Cloud of War
Jack arrives in the Hamburg area of ​​Germany, where the Rainbow Bridge reaction takes place.

In a temporarily rented office, Mickey, the intelligence chief of the Skyhammer Bureau who arrived here one step ahead of Jack, began to report the situation to the chief:
"The beam of light on the Rainbow Bridge leads directly to Lowell Middle School in the suburbs of Hamburg. Many students saw Thor walk out of the beam of light, and then he flew away directly..."

Jack nodded. In fact, he had already seen the scene when he was on the plane.

Thanks to the popularity of smartphones, Edith can play an increasingly important role.

But there's one thing Jack doesn't quite understand:

"Why don't you take me directly to Lowell Middle School, instead of meeting here?"

Faced with Jack's question, Mickey wiped his sweat with a paper towel nervously, and then he stuttered and explained:

"Lowell Middle School has been guarded by the local police, and ordinary people can't get close to it, and someone wants to see you."

Jack laughed, a weird, long laugh!
This made Mickey even more nervous, and his waist has been bent at 45 degrees to show that he has no second thoughts.

"If I remember correctly, you should be an intelligence officer from the Skyhammer Bureau, and then you told me that you brought me here because someone wanted to see me?"

Mitch hurriedly explained:
"Director, I promise this is a safe meeting, she is someone I can't refuse."

Jack noticed a word...she?

This means that the boss behind the scenes is a woman?
It's not that Jack looks down on women, but as far as Jack knows, there are not many female villains in the Marvel world.

This also makes Jack full of interest, who will come?

"Mitch, now that I'm here, how long will it be before she arrives?"

Before Mickey could answer, the door of the office had been pushed open, and a woman in a wheelchair appeared at the door,

"I've already arrived!"

"It's you!"

Jack was really surprised now. He tried to guess many people, but he didn't expect that the person who came would be Peggy Carter.

For this reason, Jack took a special look at Mickey, and felt relieved that he was indeed someone he could not refuse.

After the Sky Hammer Bureau annexed the SHIELD Bureau, due to its limited strength, it basically completely retained the overseas deployment of the SHIELD Bureau.

So, Mickey is now a member of Skyhammer, but in the past, he was a member of S.H.I.E.L.D.

Naturally, he couldn't refuse Peggy Carter's request.

However, it's all about understanding, Mickey must disappear after today, dare to betray his boss, I hope he is mentally prepared.

"Ms. Carter, why do you have to go through so much trouble? If you want to see me, all you need is a phone call, and I will go to England to visit you."

Jack decided to take the initiative to open up the topic. He could feel that this meeting was very important.

Carter was very old, and her eyes drooped, as if she was a candle in the wind, which might go out at any moment.

But Jack will never underestimate this old woman, and the occasional glint from her cloudy eyes reminds Jack that as long as this woman is alive, she is still the greatest agent on this planet.

"Director Murdoch, I apologize to you for Mitch, and I hope you will let him go for my sake."

Carter begins by pleading for Mickey.

This somewhat surprised Jack, but he did not let go:

"Sorry, Ms. Carter, that's not in the rules!"

There is a price to be paid for doing the wrong thing, and Mickey's behavior is an act of treason no matter how you look at it.

For the agents, this is an unforgivable mistake.

Carter can be said to be the most authoritative agent on the planet, and of course she understood what Jack meant, so she set her eyes on Mickey.

The latter took out a pill from his pocket very consciously, and swallowed it directly. In less than three seconds, he fell to the ground.

Jack laughed again, still weirdly.

Of course there are dead men in this world, but judging from American values ​​and Jack's perception of Mickey,
Mickey is definitely not a mortal.

Jack asked:
"Do I need to give Mickey's body to you?"

Carter smiled. Although she was already wrinkled, this smile was quite contagious and made people feel close.
"If Director Murdoch is convenient, I really want to take Mitch's body away."

Oh, is this a face-to-face admission that I played tricks?

But since Carter opened his mouth, Jack still wanted to give her this face. He didn't speak again, which was regarded as acquiescing.

The matter of Mickey came to an end, and the two sides can finally start talking about serious business.

But the two were silent.

After a while, Carter cleared his throat and said:
"I heard that you have the ability to dream the future."

It is said that?

Who did you listen to?

Jack is very interested in this.

He had just officially told Captain America about it, and Carter knew it when he turned around.

There is definitely a connection.

However, Jack also believes that it is not the current Captain America who leaked the secret, but isn't there an old version of Captain America in this world?
"Ms. Carter, is there a limit to this conversation?"

Jack's question is very cryptic, and anyone who understands it will naturally understand it.

And Carter's dignified expression when he nodded made Jack confirm his thoughts even more.

So in order not to change too much of the future, Jack can't take the initiative to ask, but can only answer passively, which feels really uncomfortable.

It's just that there is no way to do it. After all, Doctor Strange, the guardian of the original time stone, has proved in the future that in 1400 million futures, the earth has only one chance.

So Jack could only answer "honestly":

"I do have the ability to dream about the future, but this ability can only see clearly the established future. Because of my constant interference, this future can only be used as a reference, not something that will definitely happen."

Carter nodded and asked the second question:
"Is there no mutants in your future?"

This question was even more tricky, Jack didn't answer immediately, but thought carefully in his heart.

This is actually a question that Jack has been puzzling over.

Judging from the current situation, the Marvel world in which Jack lives is based on the MCU as the main line.

A little knowledgeable Marvel fans know that because of copyright reasons, there are no mutants in the MCU world.

So here is a BUG!

After thinking for a while, Jack replied:
"There are indeed no mutants in my future."

Carter did not ask the third question, but reminded:
"Jack, you must ensure that the Kirita must appear over New York!"

Jack was dumbfounded.

What do you mean?
Is this forcing yourself to be a traitor?
Just when Jack couldn't help but wanted to ask the reason, Carter was already controlling the wheelchair and was about to leave.

Jack realized in his heart that this matter cannot be asked.

Shortly after Carter left, two black suits walked into the office, and after nodding to Jack, they removed Mickey's body.

(End of this chapter)