Marvel's strongest warden

Mason sat in his office and hung up the phone. There was obviously no ring on his hand.

He is thinking about something.

Something happened because of Lena.

Not long ago, she saw the future again.

According to Mason's observations, the future predicted by Lena's observations are all related to aliens.

Mason didn't react at first, but later he figured out that Lena foresaw Thanos' killing for the first time because at that time, Mason tied the alien into his tank.

She saw Daisy's death, at the hands of General Deathblade, and based on everything she saw, it was obvious that Mason was at a disadvantage, and he had no chance of making a comeback.

At that time, strangers should also be on the battlefield, wrapped in horse leather and with very few left.

The second time, Reyna saw the Chitauri invasion of New York, and during the invasion, she foresaw her death.

So what about this time?

What does what she sees mean? What will happen to the aliens?

In Mason's hand was a portrait, with a Kree face on it. If Captain Marvel were here, she would recognize this face.

This is a rebel from the Kree Empire, a pioneer of bloody revanchism.

Ronan the Accuser.

"Ronan came to Earth to capture the aliens... Although the aliens are indeed biological weapons made by the Kree, the Kree should have destroyed these information long ago.

Moreover, over the years, the Kree Empire has been constantly capturing people from other planets for biochemical experiments, which should have produced results.

Why did they set their sights on the aliens on Earth?"

Mason kept tapping on the table in front of him, thinking about one thing.

That is who leaked the information and led to Ronan's arrival?

…

Malik's mansion, Pennsylvania.

Gideon Malik, the leader of Hydra, was sitting in his living room smoking a cigar. The whole room was filled with a sweet smell of fruit, which made his daughter very dissatisfied.

Stephanie Malick, the heir to Gideon Malick and one of the future heads of Hydra, has been indoctrinated since she was a child and believes that the exiled Inhuman Hive is an omnipotent god.

But they don't know yet that their gods have been killed by the alchemy potion. She walked into the room, flapped her hand in front of her nose in disgust, and said to her father: "Father, you want it."

Our people have found something.

They were all frozen in the backyard, but last night, we found something interesting from one of the aliens.

this."

She took out a fragment of something from her bag and said: "I don't know where this thing came from, but according to our scientists' observations, this thing has been around for a long time.

At least two thousand years, maybe more."

"oh?"

Gideon Malik stood up from the sofa and said, "Did those scientists tell you what this is?"

"No, they told me that this thing might be a signal transmitter, a signal transmitter from more than two thousand years ago."

Gideon Malik's hand shook. He didn't expect this answer. His face turned serious and he said, "Can we use this signal transmitter?"

Stephanie said: "Okay, Dad, those people told me that the principle of this signal transmitter is very simple, and we can even analyze its principle.

And its signal radiation doesn't have much distance, so they have created a replica, which is this."

Stephanie took out a replica and placed it on the table.

Gideon Malik picked up the replica and said, "By the way, who did you get this from?"

"A strange person, a disabled strange person. He said that this thing came from the afterlife and that he stole it from the hands of the elders in the afterlife."

"Afterlife?"

Gideon Malik was obviously interested. He asked: "What is the afterlife? It sounds like it is a religious term?"

"Yes, father, he said that the afterlife is hidden in the white snow, which should be at the foot of the Himalayas.

But when we asked about his coordinates, he couldn't tell us. He only said that he was taken back by a stranger named Gordon."

Stephanie was also very troubled. She couldn't tell whether what this alien said was true or false. Gideon Malik stood aside and thought about it for a moment and said, "Have you ever asked where the afterlife is?"

"Of course I asked, Dad.

According to him, the afterlife is a city belonging to a stranger, where there are no entrances or exits, only spring-like weather, and a lifeless atmosphere.

Dad, you don’t really want to find the afterlife, do you?”

Gideon Malik played with the communicator in his hand and said: "Why don't you go find them? Aliens are a wealth, dear, and we must make good use of these wealth.

Besides, Pierce has been carrying out his insight plan crazily recently, and the rest of the Hydras have felt fear. They even want to kill Pierce and terminate the plan again. Except for those few Hydras that everyone needs, the rest of them are unpopular.

Terrified."

He also felt that things were very troublesome. Among the Hydra, except for Baron Stracke and Clausewitz Medical, the leaders and groups of Hydra that everyone needed, the rest of the people, such as bankers and chiefs,

They were terrified.

Especially last time, the Dame died inexplicably, and her subordinates' power was eaten away by many forces.

They were all a little panicked and didn't believe that the Dame was murdered by someone else.

Malik has also been mentally and physically exhausted recently. His family heirloom, the stone he chewed off the boulder, has disappeared, so it is like a bolt from the blue for him.

The main thing is that the things in the basement are not valuable things. Most of them are memories about his childhood. Even among these childhood memories, the stones are not valuable. In fact, the dark stones

Not conspicuous at all.

Even if a thief came here, he wouldn't steal such a thing.

Someone must have known his secret. This is what Malik fears the most. Even within Hydra, not many people know about this.

Whitehall is one, but the problem is that Whitehall only knows part of the secret. The stone in his hand belongs to another aspect of the secret.

Even his baby daughter Stephanie doesn't know all this.

He remembered what Whitehall had told him.

The man who seemed to be a poisonous snake told him a truth: all chance must be inevitable.