Marvel's Planeswalkers

Why is Agent Ward targeted by the devil? This is a sad story.

Perhaps Ward did not have the correct posture when he was reincarnated, which led to him being thrown into a family that liked to play abusive games. This led to Ward having a miserable childhood, and it was also destined that Ward's character would be affected by his family.

It wasn't until he grew older that Ward, who couldn't bear the abuse anymore, decided to do something outrageous to his family, such as setting fire to his own home.

Unfortunately, he lacked experience and was eventually sent to prison to serve his sentence.

While serving his sentence, Ward was discovered by John Garrett, a Hydra spy placed in S.H.I.E.L.D., and after careful training by John Garrett, he became a S.H.I.E.L.D. agent, secretly a Hydra spy. Expert killer.

Later, because of his outstanding spear skills, he was selected to perform the mission of the Witch Heart Demon together with Li Feng.

Originally, this was nothing. He was just serving as a bodyguard for scientific researchers. It was just a matter of shooting a few shots at the devil from a long distance.

So at first, Ward said that apart from being a little frightened when he saw what the devil looked like, there was actually nothing dangerous about it.

But just as the mission was about to end, he was unlucky to meet Mephisto who came to collect debts.

Ward remembered until his death that Li Feng used his name and identity when introducing himself to Mephisto.

Now that it was over, he was so inexplicably cared about by Mephisto.

You must know that more than one agent knew that he was recorded in the notebook by Morpheus. This caused his colleagues who performed the mission with him to subconsciously stay away from him, and even secretly spread that he was actually a spy planted by Mephisto in S.H.I.E.L.D. rumors.

Are you saying this is nonsense? I am obviously a Hydra spy, okay?

Originally, in order to prevent his identity as a spy from being revealed, Ward portrayed himself as an "introverted" boy with a withdrawn personality and not good at teamwork and communication.

This left him with very few friends with whom he could usually communicate. As a result, once the rumors spread, he had no friends around him to talk to.

Even John Garrett, who discovered and trained him and raised him as a son, alienated him intentionally or unintentionally.

You said this is unlucky. Who did he offend?

Now, when Ward heard Fitz asking why he was being targeted by the devil, he was so angry that he almost had a heart attack.

However, Ward thought he couldn't beat Li Feng, so he could only stare at Li Feng with his big, aggrieved eyes, gritted his molars and said angrily: "Ask him."

Fitz was a little confused: "What's going on? I'm asking you questions one by one. Are you kidding me?"

On the side, Melinda, who had also participated in the Witch Heart Demon mission, saw Ward looking at Li Feng with a twisted expression of grievance and anger. She knew with her toes that the unfortunate child was recalling the tragic past.

Melinda glanced at the careless Li Feng speechlessly, shook her head slightly, stood up and walked towards the cabin, saying: "Go to bed early, tomorrow we will still be looking for the hacker organization that hacked into SHIELD."

Colson nodded and motioned for Fitz and others to go back to the cabin to rest, while he still sat by the campfire.

Obviously, Coulson had something to say to Li Feng, and it was a secret conversation that could not be heard by the team members.

It wasn't until the team members walked into the cabin that Coulson turned sideways and whispered, "Has Stark asked you for help?"

"Looking for my help?" Li Feng was stunned, shook his head blankly and denied that this happened, and asked curiously: "What happened to Stark?"

Coulson hesitated and said: "Stark recently purchased a large amount of materials for making armors. At present, we estimate that at least 10 armors can be built."

There are only 10. Li Feng waved his hand disapprovingly, pointed to the pile of wood behind him and said, "I all have my own little hobbies. Why don't you allow Stark to have his own hobbies? What's wrong with people who have money and like to play like this? It's so annoying. Are you following me?”

Coulson shook his head, indicating that it was not that simple, and whispered: "We suspect that Stark is suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder."

Li Feng asked with a confused face: "What the hell?"

Coulson casually explained to Li Feng that post-traumatic stress disorder is the sequelae of war, and explained the reason for the speculation: "If it was in the past, Stark had a reputation as a weapons manufacturer, which had something to do with the war."

"But now Stark is just an inventor, and people like philanthropists have nothing to do with war. But since the Chitauri invasion, Stark's order of suit materials has increased several times, and it is still increasing. ”

"We also learned that Stark hasn't had a good rest for several days," Coulson said with some worry: "The steel suit needs to replenish energy, doesn't Stark, who is flesh and blood, need to rest?"

Hearing this, Li Feng was a little confused. He remembered that Stark in the movie did suffer from severe anxiety, but it was caused by the Chitauri mothership that Stark rushed into space with a nuclear bomb during the Battle of New York.

Now that the Chitauri invasion has become a farce, Stark's role in the war is little more than soy sauce. How can this guy still suffer from anxiety attacks?

Isn’t the power of the universe to correct the plot a bit too great? This is all cheating, okay?

I'm afraid Stark's paranoia of being persecuted has been pushed to an advanced stage by the Chitauri.

But Li Feng asked in confusion: "What does this have to do with me? I'm not a psychiatrist, and I don't have any magic that can cure what kind of disease?"

"Post-traumatic stress disorder, or PTSD," Colson added.

Li Feng spread his hands and said, "I just knew what PTSD is." As he spoke, Li Feng suddenly realized that Coulson seemed to have other motives for talking to him. The so-called Stark asking for help was just an excuse.

Glancing at the sailboat behind him, Li Feng touched his chin and guessed: "Stark didn't sleep to build the suit, and I'm here to build the sailboat." After a pause, Li Feng said angrily: "You don't think I can get it too. What’s PTSD?”

Seeing that Li Feng had guessed his purpose, Coulson no longer tried to hide anything. He was the only one at the scene anyway, so even if Li Feng did something extreme, it would be fine.

At worst, I'll be resurrected once.

Coulson nodded and said: "Participating in the battle of the Chitauri invasion, Natasha and Barton are both senior agents of SHIELD. They have many ways to quickly adjust their mentality and even go to work normally the next day."

"Thor, I don't need to say anything more. His living environment has determined that PTSD has nothing to do with him. Perhaps Thor has experienced more wars than any veteran on the planet."

"As for Dr. Banner, one of the participants in the war was the Hulk. Dr. Banner was hiding in the big guy and resting. Maybe Dr. Banner didn't know the details of the war at all, and he wouldn't suffer from PTSD."

Coulson calmed down and looked at Li Feng seriously, and said: "Only you and Stark are different. You two live in a peaceful era and have never seen the cruelty of war. Now Stark is showing symptoms of PTSD again, Fury Some concerns for your mental health.”

"Have I never seen the cruelty of war?" Li Feng pointed to his nose speechlessly, rolled his eyes and said, "Thank you 'Mother Fury' for your concern. I'm fine. I just want to build a ship." It's just fun. 'Furi's mother' can be associated with PTSD. Is he so full that he spends all his time on me? "

Colson was stunned for a moment, narrowed his eyes and asked, "Have you ever participated in the war?"

The world of "Heroes of the West" was Li Feng's first close encounter with dead people, and then he saw dead people everywhere in "Season of the Witch".

Also in "Demon Slayer", although Li Feng spends most of his time fighting, it would be unreasonable to say that he has never seen a small-scale war.

But how should Li Feng explain these to Coulson? There's no way to explain it.

If he had to explain, he was afraid that Fury would come to discuss the affairs of another world in person in the next second, and even directly steal Kama Taj's task, such as planning a "plan to defend against the invasion of another world."

Of course, given Fury's character, it is very likely that he will start a plan to enter another world to make extra money.

When the time comes, will the blame fall on Li Feng or Fury?

I'm afraid that Li Feng can't explain why he is right when facing Gu Yi, and he will probably be beaten up by Gu Yi first before talking about other things.

Li Feng, who didn't want to answer the question, simply glanced at Coulson and gave him a look that said, "I want to go." He stood up and walked to the recliner, making it clear that he didn't want to go into details.

Beside the campfire, Coulson looked at Li Feng's back thoughtfully: Have you participated in the war? Whose war is it? magic world war

After thinking about it, Coulson felt that the amount of information was a bit too much for him to handle. He picked up his phone and contacted Fury and said, "Sir, I don't think Austin has post-traumatic stress disorder. He may have participated in some wars. "

On the other side of the phone, after listening to Coulson's report, Fury rubbed his forehead as if he had a headache and said, "I know it's right, inform Austin, and I will hand Alexander over to him early tomorrow morning."

Coulson's expression froze and he said in shock: "Sir, are you talking about Alexander, the former director of SHIELD?"

"Yes, that's him," Fury said decadently, "but we have a little problem."

Before Coulson could ask 'what went wrong', Fury continued: "Alexander was attacked to death tonight, and his body was blown to pieces. The most important thing is that no explosives were found at the scene, just like he It’s like being blown to death by magic.”

Hearing this, Colson subconsciously looked at Li Feng and said, "Sir, I guarantee that Austin will not leave my sight tonight, even for a short while."

"I know," Fury said sullenly after a moment of silence: "A guy named 'The Mandarin' later came forward and claimed that he was responsible for Alexander's murder."

Alexander had just died, and the commander was in a hurry to deliver the body to Austin? This is not in accordance with the procedure. Coulson turned his head and thought for a while, and said semi-certainly: "You asked Austin to help determine whether the deceased is really Alexander, and whether the explosion was caused by magic?"

Fury did not deny Coulson's idea. If possible, Fury even wanted to send Alexander's body to Li Feng now.

However, it takes time to collect the bone fragments, especially the charred bones. Some parts have been blown to ashes. Being able to collect enough bones in one night is the result of the agents' wide-eyed search.