Daisy in the Marvel Universe

Now that Hill is promoting identification chips from prisoners, a vulnerable group, Daisy thinks it's very good. As for whether prisoners have human rights, don't ask her, just ask the Pentagon.

The management in the prison is extremely strict. There is no chaos like in American TV series. There are no daggers, washing powder, crowbars and the like. This place in Libya is a desert, and the prisoners' families can't get there if they want to visit, let alone go there. The prison delivers various supplies, which removes a source of income from the corruption of prison administrators.

The prisoners come from all over the world, with different languages, customs, and appearances. At most, they are divided according to race and region, and they hug each other for warmth and fight against the rest.

Occasionally, they would see cigarettes and magazines hidden deep inside. Both Hill and Daisy chose to turn a blind eye. There was no need to oppress people too harshly. This was a prison, not a monastery.

"These people are afraid of you. How did they do it?" she asked Hill.

I originally thought that something very discordant would happen to the male prisoners when they saw the two beauties, but I didn't expect that each of the prisoners was more honest than the other, and they were all locked in their cells and trembling.

"Apart from more brutal violence, what else can there be?" Hill asked rhetorically.

Agents have never been good people in the conventional sense. They walk between black and white. It is a dream to expect them to abide by the law. Hill relied on her own ability to sit in the position of deputy director. She is not a good man. It is not against the use of violence itself.

Daisy gave a thumbs up in appreciation.

"We have sent two hundred death row prisoners to participate in military operations in various places. Currently, 95 people have died, and 33 people were shot dead during the operation. The effect is good, and the casualties of agents are effectively avoided. I think this plan can be used Expanded from ordinary death row inmates to super criminals.”

Hill still wanted to convince Daisy to support her plan. With their relationship, she could push it forward, but she felt it would be better if a consensus could be reached.

The ordinary criminals she talks about are murderers, gang killers, psychopathic murderers and the like. Some countries do not have the death penalty, and some countries have the death penalty. Hill brought this group of people together just to maximize their residual value. Letting these people return to society will definitely cause problems, and it is relatively cost-effective to send them out to perform dangerous tasks.

"...Improve their protection level, formulate a reasonable combat plan, and don't let their sacrifices be in vain. Let's go and see those super criminals." Daisy didn't like this topic very much, but she still expressed her gratitude to Hope. His actions showed support.

"Okay, let's go to the underground facility."

On the third underground floor, the first thing you see is Doctor Octopus.

This is also the top nuclear physicist of our time. After regaining his consciousness, he expressed his willingness to continue scientific research. Now Hill has built a small laboratory for him. If SHIELD has problems in nuclear physics, sometimes it can Will send the problem in for him to help solve.

If this guy didn't have a robotic arm, he would be a relatively stable prisoner.

"Dr. Otto, do you still recognize me?" Daisy had met him at a Stark Industries exhibition on new energy many years ago, when he was still called Otto Octavius.

"Oh, it's you, I remember you. The information you provided is very valuable, but it has great flaws. We don't have this element marked No. 221 on Earth..." Doctor Octopus said nothing. When he asked for mercy, the topic turned very abruptly to scientific research.

The problem he mentioned is also a big problem in the current scientific community. There are many elements that the earth does not have. Relying on her to transport them from extraterrestrial sources is not a long-term solution. We can only find substitutes, or start from scratch and start new research based on this idea.

"Dr. Otto's wisdom is very valuable to mankind, let him continue to do research." Daisy whispered.

"Okay." Hill nodded in agreement, thus crossing this person off his death squad list.

The second thing I saw was the Sand Man. This poor man who was exposed to nuclear radiation due to nuclear testing, causing his cells to mutate, was in a huge pool. There was only a little land under his feet in the kilometers of water. Makes the Sandman very grumpy.

"What can you do?" Hill also had a headache for the Sandman. It would not be difficult to catch this guy.

Using high-pressure water cannons and attacking from several directions, the Sandman is no match at all. But it would be difficult to make him obey orders. Sandman's mind is sometimes sober and sometimes confused. Although there is a bomb installed in his core, this guy is sometimes so crazy that he loses his consciousness and no threats are used. Hill really has no good way to suppress it.

She definitely didn't call Daisy here to play some kind of 'cell game'. The main reason was to deal with the Sandman.

In Hill's inherent concept, Daisy should be able to solve this problem. Many things that are difficult for others are not a problem for this guy. It's just that Director Dai usually doesn't care about these trivial things, and from time to time Just went to play in the universe for half a month, but Hill never found a chance to talk about it.

"It's so troublesome to make him obey your orders and maintain a high combat effectiveness... Is there any reward?" Daisy asked in the spiritual channel.

"How about I give you a daughter?" Hill's words couldn't be told whether they were sincere or fake, which frightened someone in the Father's Alliance to tremble.

She waved her hands repeatedly, never mention her daughter, her heart would tremble when she mentioned her daughter.

Daisy stared at the sandman in the water below and began to think, should she not only maintain her abilities, but also be able to control them?

After thinking about it, he found a stone sculpture that looked like an animal's tooth from the space ring and handed it to Hill. A cobra with wings was engraved on the surface of the stone sculpture.

"This is the holy emblem of the Egyptian God of Storms. In theory, everything in the desert is under his jurisdiction. Libya is not far from Egypt, and it is barely within the jurisdiction. He controls the wind and sand three times a day. This guy is almost like a sandstorm now. At most, it just has more self-awareness, and you can rely on this to control the Sandman, whether it is to make him awake or to fight."

Hill's face changed slightly, and it sounded like something from myths and legends, and the effect was very powerful.

Thor is like a fool, which has led to the outside world not paying enough attention to Asgard and many myths and legends. In the eyes of the outside world, Asgardians are no different from earthlings. On the contrary, they lack the strength in their brains and seem to be easier to deal with.

In fact, this view is completely wrong.

Hill is very aware of the gap between the two. Not long ago, SHIELD agents discovered an Asgardian stonemason living in seclusion on Earth.

This guy is just a construction worker in Asgard. Hela can blow hundreds of them away with just one sneeze. It's really not worth mentioning. But on Earth, he's not that good. He can knock rocks with him. The stick broke into three pieces, causing a group of people to grab it frantically.