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The New York branch of S.H.I.E.L.D.

"Sir, we still haven't found any trace of the gang involved," the cavalryman reported to Coulson.

"Forget it if you can't find it," Colson said now, looking more and more like a director: "It can be seen from the decisiveness of their actions and retreat that their operation must have been carefully planned. So we still have to work hard on those superheroes."

"But this is difficult," Tieqi frowned upon hearing this.

"You have to try everything so you can know the result," Colson stood up, took a suit jacket from the hanger and walked out: "New York City needs us, we don't have much time."

"Then who should we go to first?" Iron Cavalry asked closely.

"Superman."

In Manhattan, at the top of the Empire State Building, Superman stands facing the wind, constantly scanning the bottom with his clairvoyant eyes.

"Mr. Superman, can we talk?" On the helicopter, Coulson opened the door and shouted to Superman not far away.

"Who are you?" Superman asked calmly.

"You should probably be able to tell," Colson said with a slight smile: "I am a national public official."

"Are you also here to persuade me to leave?" Superman looked at Coulson expressionlessly.

It can be seen from his expression and tone that many public officials like Coulson must have come to him during this period. It can also be seen from the fact that Superman is still here in New York. The personal words didn't move him, so he stayed here.

"Yes," Coulson admitted with a nod.

"Then don't waste your efforts anymore," Superman said coldly: "I will not leave until the gangs in this city pay a sufficient price for what they have done."

"Don't say that, Mr. Superman," Colson continued with a smile: "I don't know what the public officials who came to talk to you said to you before, but I am different from them. I am here to solve this problem sincerely. incidents and troubles.”

"How are you going to solve it?" Superman asked after a moment of silence. Although Superman's expression didn't seem to change much, Coles couldn't help but feel slightly happy. Because he knew that the other party's attitude had already relaxed a bit, and as long as he showed sincerity, it would not be difficult to persuade Superman to leave.

"I'm sure you can tell, Mr. Superman, that the department I serve is not an ordinary authority department." Coulson made a simple self-introduction, explaining the general authority of his department and the Superman in front of him.

"So what?" With Superman's clever brain, Superman had already vaguely guessed the other party's intention, but he still asked.

"We don't have to do things like the police department, FBI and other agencies. We need evidence to arrest people. So Mr. Superman, please give me three months, and I will give your group of heroes an explanation that satisfies you." Cole Mori faced the strong wind and faced Superman with a serious expression.

Superman was silent for a moment, then continued to ask: "Can I trust your guarantee?"

"Of course," Colson nodded firmly, and at the same time, in order to prove the persuasiveness of his words, he directly revealed his identity: "I am now the branch director of the New York region, and I have the right to handle all matters within our scope of competence in the New York region. Anything within.”

"Okay, just three months." After Superman said this, he raised his arms and flew into the clouds.

"It seems Superman is easier to talk to than I expected," the knight driving the helicopter said with his back to Coulson.

"Do you really think so?" Coulson closed the hatch and said with a smile.

"Isn't it?" The knight began to operate the helicopter and rushed back.

"He knew what I said was true, that's why he left," Colson said solemnly: "Don't underestimate anyone, May, especially a Superman."

"So, do you really want to take action against the New York gang?" Tieqi asked.

"Of course," Colson nodded and said seriously: "The gangs in this city need someone to show them some color, otherwise, they will go to heaven."

Just when Coulson used his affinity to deal with Superman, and then was about to continue to persuade the thorny superheroes to leave the city, Anthony finally dealt with Susan's family, and then there was a series of A banquet where guests and hosts enjoy themselves.

I have to say that although Anthony and Susan may be a little awkward, their parents are quite harmonious.

Needless to say, Serena is a media person herself and is good at understanding people's hearts. So she and Susan's mother Mary soon became sisters who talked about everything, and they made an appointment to go shopping on Fifth Avenue together tomorrow.

It's the same for James. He has put aside his gang affairs and has plenty of time to do things he didn't have time to do before. For example, fishing, playing golf, listening to musicals, etc. Therefore, after this period of training, he does not look like a bloody gangster at all.

In addition, they had quite a lot of common topics with each other, such as being afraid of their wives, so they quickly started talking about everything, and even made an appointment to go on James' yacht together another day when both of them were free. Fishing to pass the time.

Finally, there is Susan's brother, Jonathan, the future Human Torch of the Fantastic Four. This person's character may be terrible from an adult's perspective, but for children, his character is quite likable. So he soon became involved with Anthony's younger siblings, and the two parties made an appointment to conduct some more dangerous and exciting experiments.

However, this behavior was quickly suppressed by the parents of both parties at the dinner, and they ordered him not to play with the messy things he said. However, judging from his narrowed eyebrows and the constant exchange of glances with Anthony's younger siblings, I'm afraid he didn't take the recent suppression to his heart at all, and he would still raise his eyebrows as soon as he had time.

It seems that he needs to find someone to keep an eye on him. Anthony secretly thought that he must not let him lead his younger brothers and sisters astray.

A banquet where guests and guests enjoyed themselves quickly ended. According to Susan’s parents’ advice, she was planning to go back home, but she couldn’t resist the warm invitation of Anthony’s mother Serena. In addition, the evenings in New York were really busy these days. It was a bit messy, so I reluctantly moved to the guest room below Caesar's Palace.

In this case, Susan would naturally not be able to leave alone, so she faced Anthony again.

"It seems that our parents get along better than us," Anthony couldn't help but laugh as he looked at the backs of his parents as they left together.

"Of course," Susan said lightly, "One bastard like you is enough. If the whole family was like this, New York would be turned upside down."

"I'll just take it as a compliment," Anthony chuckled and said, "Let's go, let's go rest, we've been busy all day."

"Which of us wants to rest with you?" Susan was slightly stunned when she heard this, and then said angrily: "You have to make it clear, Anthony, I just wanted to get along with you, and I didn't promise to marry you. I’m just giving you a chance, do you understand?”

"Understood," Anthony said lightly: "I have been cherishing this opportunity, haven't I?"

After Anthony finished speaking, without waiting for the other party to react, he picked up Susan and walked in his direction.

"Anthony you bastard"