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In Hell's Kitchen's unique community hospital, Max Dillon, a middle-aged black man with half of his body severely burned, was lying on a hospital bed.

Max is an electrical engineer at the Osborne Group. He is shy and reticent by nature, and has almost no sense of presence in front of his colleagues.

More than a month ago, two days after the explosion of the vampire ancestral grave in Sokovia, Max suddenly became dizzy while checking the biological battery in the Osborn Building, and then fell into the biological energy storage tank.

After waking up, Max was afraid of being fired for causing a short circuit in the building. He had no time to care about his abnormality, so he hurried home and took a long vacation.

Because he found himself different

Max discovered that whenever he was close to a power source, his body would involuntarily absorb electricity, and the electricity stored in his body would be output according to his needs.

This is a convenience created by his own profession. The professional knowledge of an electrical engineer allows him to understand how to control those violent energies.

But the running electric meter and the constantly short-circuiting fuse at home brought him back to his senses. Then the excited Max quietly began to circle around the major power centers around New York.

The sudden power caused a slight change in Max's character. This middle-aged man who had always been cowardly always had an urge to do something in his heart.

He wanted to do something like the famous Manhattan Tomahawk

However, the identity of a mutant and the fact that using his body's superpowers on a large scale would turn him into an electro-optical man surrounded by electric light prevented this middle-aged electrical engineer from being too public.

This is the difference between people caused by time

Also with the ability, Peter Parker will take action. Even if Alvin did not support him in going out on the streets to do justice, he will still act according to his inner wishes.

But Max, who has always had no sense of existence and has a slightly cowardly personality, has a lot of worries. He doesn't even dare to go too far in absorbing electric energy, for fear that others will think he is stealing electricity.

Max is a somewhat contradictory person. He longs for everyone to know him, but at critical moments he will act timid.

Until he met a mutant boy in Central Park who lost control due to a sudden mutation and caused a traffic accident, and the new Captain America "Pyromaniac" Johnny Stone who passed by to "punish" him.

Max on the hospital bed turned his head and glanced at a boy with a head bigger than a toilet bowl lying on the bed next to him, and a middle-aged man and woman who were taking care of him.

The boy's name is Ned, a fat 18-year-old mixed-race boy with Indian ancestry.

The boy suddenly mutated while playing in Central Park with his friends. His body, starting from his limbs, suddenly seemed to be inflated and became very large.

Faced with his sudden change, young Ned panicked and ran onto the road, causing a series of car accidents.

Then Ned met the new savior of the people of New York, "Fire Man" Johnny Stone, who wore Captain America's uniform and inherited his shield.

In the eyes of others, this fat boy who went to the streets to cause trouble because he had some special powers was caught by Johnny Stone and gave him a severe lesson.

But Max, who had seen the whole thing, couldn't help it. He regarded Ned as his own kind, and Johnny Stone was the executioner who persecuted his kind.

So a battle broke out in New York's Central Park between "Burning Man" and "Electric Man"

Unfortunately, Max, who was very restrained in stealing electricity, was no match for Johnny Stone because of his lack of energy. Instead, his ability angered Johnny, causing him to burst out with stronger fighting power, and burned Max very seriously.

In this case, it would be a bit much to say that Johnny Stone was completely wrong. After all, his original intention was to save people who might be killed in a car accident in the driveway.

Maybe he still has a little bit of a sense of showing off in it.

He could have used gentler means to stop Ned's actions, but he chose Hell's Kitchen-style means

His way of handling the problem intensified conflicts and turned a crisis that was controllable into a more intense and dangerous battle.

And after discovering afterwards that he may have made the wrong choice, Johnny chose to escape.

He allowed the media to report the crisis caused by mutants and praise him as New York's new hero.

Johnny is not bad in nature, and he does not lack a chivalrous heart, but his youthful willfulness makes him less able to accept his mistakes.

Real superheroes are born after experiencing all kinds of suffering and pain, and thoroughly recognizing their own hearts. He is obviously not qualified.

At this point, Alvin seems much more mature. He never thinks of himself as a superhero, and he is not even enthusiastic about fighting crime at all.

That kind of chivalrous behavior will never happen to Alvin.

He will only stick to his inner moral principles and do what he wants to do. Of course, his moral standards are not too high.

Ned's mother saw Max, who had been severely burned on his face, turning to look at her. This fragile white woman looked at him with extremely apologetic eyes, and choked with sobs: "I'm sorry, sir.

You saved my son, but we didn’t help you”

As Ned's mother covered her mouth and cried, she said: "They are not even willing to provide us with complete treatment. I have asked those terrible nurses, and they always said that someone will come to help us, but

I’m sorry, I’m really sorry.”

Max moved his body with difficulty, trying to move a little so that he could be closer to the power supply beside the bed.

Ned's father, a tall and strong Indian man, hurried over. He didn't care about Max's scary face at all. He diligently helped him adjust the pillow, and then helped him sit up.

The Indian man with long black hair settled Max, who seemed to be uncomfortable, and then greeted him by stroking his chest and said, "You are the Craven family's forever friend.

Please tell me if you have anything, I will be your crutch from now until you fully recover.”

It was the first time in his life that he was being thanked so solemnly and he felt that he was being respected. Max was a little uncomfortable. He opened and closed his mouth, hesitated for a long time, and then said nonchalantly: "Yes, can you give me a glass of water?"

Taking the water glass handed over by Ned's father with his burned hand, Max took a sip, then looked at the small window and said: "Where is this and why are we here?"

I remember we were supposed to be at New York Central Hospital."

Ned's mother covered her mouth sadly and said, "We are in Hell's Kitchen. Those people said someone would come to help us, but they are really scary.

The cops detained that bastard named Johnny Stone, but the news was all about us and the cops.

They think Johnny is a hero and we"

As Ned's mother looked at Max's severely burned face, she said a little desperately: "They are not even willing to give you infusion treatment, I"

Ned, who felt he was in trouble, glanced at Max, who was a little scary, and then he covered his head, which had not yet shrunk, and said sadly: "It's all my fault, I messed everything up."

As he spoke, Ned hit his head hard and shouted: "It's all your fault, it's all your fault."

Ned's father struggled to hold his son's self-abuse fist. This Indian man, who was born with a serious face, said angrily: "Look at me, look at me Ned, there are no cowards in the Craven family."

Everything will be fine, this is just a little test from God.”

Ned looked at his father and said sadly: "What should we do? What happened to the car accident I caused?"

And what about Mr. Max?

Dad, I'm not a coward, but I don't know what to do."

Ned's father, Craven, a strong Indian man, stroked Ned's big head, and then said: "Don't worry, the car accident did not cause any casualties, and I will compensate for the losses you caused.

As for Mr. Dillon’s medical expenses, I will also find a way.”

As he spoke, Craven slightly bent his arms to reveal his strong muscle lines, and said with a hint of pride: "The Craven family are all the best hunters, and there are many suitable prey in the forests of northern America.

Those raging behemoths that have escaped will get us out of this predicament."

Hearing that Kraven wanted to go into the forest to hunt the violent behemoth for the bounty due to his injuries, Max was a little overwhelmed and said: "You don't have to be like this. In fact, it doesn't matter what I look like at all, and I feel like I It’s getting better, maybe I’ll be cured soon.”

As he spoke, Max lowered his head slightly and said in an almost inaudible voice: "Actually, it's good if you are willing to be my friend. It's really good."

Just when Ned's father, Kraven, wanted to say something, there was a knock on the door of the ward.

Alvin got here while Ned was crying, he didn't go straight in because he called Norman Osborn.

That Max is an employee of the Osborne Group, and Alvin feels that Norman cannot stay out of it at this time.

Alvin heard part of the conversation among the people inside. When they seemed to have calmed down a little, Alvin knocked on the door of the ward.

Pushing open the door and walking in, Alvin met the strange looks of several people. He took off his hat and put it on his chest, saying: "Hello, I'm sorry to bother you.

I'm Alvin, the president of the Mutant Guild.

Everyone usually calls me Manhattan Tomahawk.”

As he spoke, Alvin pointed at Eddie Brock who had slipped into the corner of the room to film quietly. He said apologetically: "He is conducting a live TV broadcast. If you feel that his filming will cause trouble to you, I will let you know immediately." He goes out.

But trust me, we are here to help you.”

John Wigger leaned against the door outside the ward. He grabbed Cassel who wanted to go in and take a look.

The weather-beaten retired killer seriously shook his head at the puzzled Cassel and said, "There is no need for a bunch of cowboys here."

As he spoke, John Wick glanced at Stark, who was also staying outside the ward. He leaned against the wall and said, "Manhattan Tomahawk."

Who would have thought that Manhattan Tomahawk was such a person?

He is supposed to be the savior of these people.”