Blame me for being too attractive

What is funny or interesting is that the moment the two of them approached, the most nervous person on the scene was Emily.

You don't need too many reasons to ask her why she is nervous, of course she should be nervous.Think about it, she brought out the person who had been hiding in Hydra for so long and brought it to Tony Stark's party. If she failed to bring him back in the end, what kind of punishment would she suffer? It was the cruelty that could be imagined with closed eyes.

Although she has some status in Hydra, but that status is not high enough to lose Meeks without being responsible.

Thankfully, Meeks doesn't seem to have the slightest intention of coming forward to recognize him, or ask for help.Everything she worried about never happened from beginning to end.

As for the intersection between Meeks and Stark, there was only that unintentional passing by from the beginning to the end.

After the party, Emily, who left with Meeks, had thoughts similar to Meeks's.

——It seems that the power of blood relationship is not as great as in the story, otherwise how could the father and son not know each other face to face.

As a child who grew up in an orphanage, Emily's attitude towards family affection is full of longing and contempt.

And this attitude has been revealed in front of Meeks intentionally or unintentionally during the teaching process.

In this respect, Meeks is similar to Emily, but also different.

The similarity is that he is also full of contempt for that feeling, the difference is that he has never had the slightest longing.

This, perhaps, is what sets him apart from most orphans.

After all, no matter whether it is resentment or no expectation, many people will inevitably have imagination and expectations for those relatives who have abandoned them.

But Meeks is a completely different existence from others. After all, he has five fathers.

It is too cheap to have emotions and longings just because of blood relationship.

In fact, sometimes Meeks is a little uncertain about whether he has emotions or not.

He is good at, and can be said to be happy to play with people's hearts, but he doesn't believe in people's hearts at all.And the emotions generated by the human heart are naturally within the scope of his suspicion.

In fact, this can be regarded as a common problem of people who play tricks on people's hearts. Think about it, who would trust those existences that are allowed to be played by themselves and have no resistance, and they can be indestructible.

But Meeks doesn't really understand people's hearts that much, or what he understands is too limited.Trapped in the Hydra base since he was a child, there is no doubt that Meeks' vision has been limited to a large extent.

Everything he sees is unsightly, full of desire/desire/greed, and full of filth/dirty/dirty/dirty.In addition, there may be the wailing and helplessness of those experimental subjects, and the pleading and fear of those weak...

To a large extent, he is like a frog watching the sky from a well.Although Meeks doesn't think everyone is like this, he subconsciously feels that this is what most people are like.In many cases, ignorance brings fearlessness, fearlessness makes people mad, and madness leads people to perdition.In fact, Meeks had a tendency to do this a long time ago.

Fortunately enough, his cleverness allowed him to curb his madness before he went to perdition.

It's hard to say whether it's his talent, the acting courses he took later, or the "training" from Hydra that will allow him to win awards one after another in the future.

In Hydra, he learned how to pretend that he was still weak enough to be able to live here, and even live well.

In fact, in this respect, he can be considered a success, after all, among so many experimental subjects born at the same time as him, he is the only one who has survived well until now.

But he didn't succeed so completely, so after returning from Tony Stark's party, he once again saw the first man he saw after opening his eyes on the experimental table.

"Micks." The other party softly called the name he had given, as gentle as a holy father, but Micks knew how evil and dangerous his essence was.

He has seen countless times with his own eyes, the other party's mouth reveals gentle words, but the hands push each of the experimental products into the abyss without hesitation.

So is it his turn now?

Compared with fear, at this moment, Meeks found that his heart was more excited and expectant.

He is a miraculous existence, so he was born unwilling to be ordinary.Meeks rightly thinks so.

Or maybe, this pursuit of excitement is also inherited from his father?

But this is not important, what is important is the man standing in front of him at the moment.

He said, "It looks like you have some ability that I haven't checked out."

From the moment he chose to manipulate Emily with this power from the devil, Meeks knew that he would definitely usher in this.

After all, it is different from manipulating those little soldiers before, dealing with miscellaneous things.

Let Emily, who can be said to be absolutely cold-blooded and ruthless, choose to make an exception and want to take him out of the base to take a look outside, that is not something that can be done by ordinary means.

If Hydra can't find anything wrong, then this organization will not be able to survive for so long under the noses of so many superheroes, and it is still thriving.

Meeks is not ignorant of the dangers of being discovered, but what opportunity is without danger?

In fact, Meeks has long been aware of Hydra's "malicious arrangement" for his existence.As Emily once said, using/desire/desire to make someone obedient and obsessed with you is the most low-end method.But perhaps because of the malice towards those superheroes, Hydra just wants Meeks to become such a low-end existence.

Even more maliciously, they might want Meeks to apply this low-end method to his "fathers".

At that time, whether it is success or failure, it will be "interesting" enough for Hydra.

Emily may not understand that those people arranged for her to teach him, not really wanting Meeks to learn those high-end methods.Rather, they hope that Meeks will know what is high-end and what is low-end from Emily, and then they can only sink/sink/into those low-end means.

Know the darkness, see the beauty, and finally fall into the darkness.It's much more interesting than walking into the darkness without knowing it.

Meeks is clearly aware of this, so in order not to really fall into that situation, of course he has to selectively show his value to them.

It's no coincidence that he went to Tony Stark's party this time, it was a way for him to show his attitude.

Isn't a weapon that has no feelings for those people and can directly fight against those people more valuable than a person who can only indirectly/humiliate/humiliate them?

Maybe they will find the latter more interesting, but Meeks will let them choose the former, after all, he does not only have gifts from demons.