Marvel Starts with Asking Questions About Iron Man

"Agent Romanoff, please."

After Nick Fury pondered for a moment, he pressed the intercom and gave a casual order.

After a while, a sexy female agent with brown-red curly hair and an extremely hot body appeared in front of Nick Fury.

It is one of the only two members of the current Avengers, Black Widow.

Snapped!

Nick Fury didn't talk nonsense, and threw a stack of documents in front of Black Widow.

Black Widow took it over and opened it, and said a little curiously, "Sir, why are you suddenly so interested in a dead soldier?"

The stack of documents Nick Fury handed to Black Widow was nothing but information about Captain America's last mission and falling into the sea.

Those materials are very detailed, not only some details of Captain America's mission at that time, but also the mission briefing of the military's search and rescue after the event.

Including the detailed coordinates of some marked locations at that time, and the specific search and rescue situation, it is clear at a glance.

It is worth mentioning that because of the relatively early age, these materials are all paper materials and are not stored in electronic files. Iron Man did not get this crucial information.

"I got a very important piece of information. We all think that Captain America, who is dead, may not be dead at all."

"Not only that, but he may have been frozen in the icy sea after the crash."

"So I need you to confirm that."

Nick Fury said solemnly to Black Widow.

Coulson has told Nick Fury both the "Magic Theory" and the "Frozen Theory" that Captain America is likely not dead.

From Nick Fury's point of view, both theories actually have a certain degree of rationality.

The only difference is that one of the theories is a magic-oriented theory, and the other is a technology-oriented theory, and the fields of knowledge involved are different, that's all.

However, there is no way to verify Coulson's magic theory, while Tony Stark's theory of freezing preservation is feasible.

So after some thought, Nick Fury decided to send someone to the Arctic Ocean to look carefully.

"Sir, this sounds too crazy." Black Widow's first reaction was that it was too absurd. "No one can survive in that environment for seventy years without dying."

"It's kind of crazy." Nick Fury doesn't deny it, "but it's nothing compared to other crazier things I've seen."

"Understood, sir!" Black Widow said nothing more.

"I will equip you with a tactical team under your command. I want you to search again for every marking point that Stark and the others searched and rescued."

"As soon as you discover anything, report it to me as soon as possible."

Nick Fury sternly explained to Black Widow.

Of course, the Stark here is not the current playboy, billionaire, super genius Tony Stark, but Tony Stark's father, Howard Stark.

After Captain America fell into the river, Howard participated in the search and rescue, but he did not find the body of Captain America, but he succeeded in finding the Rubik's Cube that fell into the river.

That cosmic Rubik's Cube has been kept secretly in the S.H.I.E.L.D. base until now.

"receive!"

After Black Widow responded, she turned around and walked out with big strides.

After Black Widow left, Nick Fury took care of some other things. In the afternoon, Coulson came to Nick Fury again with the painted portrait.

"Sir, this is the overlord of the universe Thanos."

Coulson first took out a portrait and put it in front of Nick Fury to introduce, "But his skin is purple.

"

Nick Fury glanced at it, noncommittal, but silently remembered this image in his mind.

After all, it is an alien, and even if he knows the portrait of the other party, he doesn't think he can find out anything.

"And this man, he's a magician."

Coulson then took out a portrait of a man with a long face and a cape, "It was this man who opened the space door and extended a finger to Iron Man, as if to remind Iron Man of something. "

"How much can this portrait be restored?" Nick Fury was obviously interested this time.

"Seven points...or eight points," Coulson said uncertainly. "This person's 'playing' time is too short, and I can't remember more."

Nick Fury nodded, "Enough is enough, I'll let someone check."

The similarity of seven or eight points is actually very high. The only problem is that, according to Coulson, those images that are suspected to be in the future may be more than ten years later.

And a person's appearance ten years ago and ten years later may also change to varying degrees.

But despite this, the portrait provided by Coulson is still a very important piece of information.

"The tyrant and this magician, because they appeared first, I am more impressed."

"Other people behind, the memory is more blurred and the degree of reduction is lower." Coulson said to Nick Fury again.

Nick Fury nodded. This situation was not unexpected. He took other portraits and checked them.

The portraits of some characters Nick Fury just glanced at, and his eyes stopped for a while on the pictures of the battle.

The images of some alien spaceships, some Pegasus, snail tentacles, etc. shown above are still of great reference value.

"Wait... this flying wing device..."

Finally, Nick Fury's eyes fell on the portrait of a man with wings on his back and goggles flying in the sky.

He didn't care much about the man's appearance, but the wings on that man's back caught Nick Fury's attention.

After pondering for a moment, Nick Fury called another insider: "The file room, send me the files of the EXO-7 Falcon project, and access the code 00421."

In a short while, a document was sent to Nick Fury.

"Sam Wilson, I think, I found our 'birdboy boy'." Nick Fury said to Coulson with a document.

"Sam Wilson, who served in the Airborne Rescue Team of the 58th Division, executed the EXO-7 Falcon confidential program, and was killed by the pilot. After retiring, he worked in the Veterans Service..."

"In addition, this set of 'birdman equipment' is now kept at a military base in Fort Meade..."

After Nick Fury browsed the information, he casually said to Coulson, "It seems that there is one more person on our watch list."