Marvel turns into Iron Man

Chapter 453 Chapter 451

Although most of S.H.I.E.L.D.'s recent large-scale operations were mainly secretive, they still fell into the eyes of some caring people.

And these caring people, intentionally or unintentionally, revealed the movements of the dark side of the world.

As a result, people from the government, or other intelligence agencies, began to make sidelines about the S.H.I.E.L.D. personnel they knew.

In particular - the situation in this regard, after S.H.I.E.L.D.'s unauthorized firing of missiles, reached a point of imminent detonation.

Although at present, no one knows that all of this is done by Hydra through the hands of S.H.I.E.L.D.

It's just that such a situation is indeed a bit of trivial trouble for an organization like S.H.I.E.L.D.

As a result, Jasper Sitwell, the senior administrator of the S.H.I.E.L.D. administration, was sent out.

S.H.I.E.L.D. would definitely disdain such things as giving money to others to connect with them, but that doesn't mean Hydra would think so.

Because of this, it was Agent Jasper Sitwell who was sent out, and no one else.

Alexander Pierce's political orientation still leans towards right-leaning conservatism, rather than being radical like other Hydras.

This also means that the old man's choice will be based on a more stable and down-to-earth idea.

Hydra has many, many contacts in government departments, but there are very few people who are in the top decision-making bodies of the country.

Since the Extremis virus incident, when the Secretary of State who had cooperated with the pioneer technology think tank was thrown into prison.

Or - after being transferred to the five-star hotel-style prison under Miss Stark's order for protection.

The candidates for some people placed by Hydra in the US government have become even rarer.

But this time, Sitwell took the order and went to a hotel south of the National Capitol Hill in Washington to meet with a member of the Senate.

In the United States, the Senate has more power than the House of Representatives.

In addition to appointing personnel and passing financial budgets, the Senate even has the power to veto resolutions.

What Hydra values ​​is the ability to control public opinion through the Senate.

Make sure S.H.I.E.L.D. isn't pointed at by muddying the waters.

For now, S.H.I.E.L.D. is a very important asset for Hydra.

So they will never allow S.H.I.E.L.D. to be threatened.

But that being said, as long as it is a matter of emotional connection, there will always be two paths of legal and illegal political donations.

At this time, when the US presidential election is changing, although S.H.I.E.L.D. does not care about world affairs, there are some things that do not need to be explained.

It is not just a president who will be replaced in a new term, and often a whole set of government teams and related departments will be dismissed and recruited.

For nonpartisan groups with a few ideas, this is when they become active.

Especially now that the general election is halfway through, both the Democratic Party and the Republican Party have already nominated candidates to be elected.

If you want to join it, or have ideas about relevant departments, this must be the most suitable time.

Hydra is not only targeting members of the Senate, but it is also necessary to open a hole with the current Senate as a starting point.

After Sitwell handed over the legal political donation allocated by the Senate SHIELD, he also privately made a huge illegal political donation.

Although it is also included in the category of political donations, illegal ones must not be known.

When the two walked out of the hotel lobby under the protection of the bodyguard team.

Both Agent Sitwell representing S.H.I.E.L.D. and the member of the Senate seemed to have a happy conversation.

"Listen, I'm flying back tonight, something is wrong with the voters, I have to go back and make gestures."

The member of the Senate, the frivolous middle-aged man in a black suit with a pot belly, walked beside Sitwell, whispering in his ear.

"Oh, are there any special voters, Mr. Senator?"

Agent Sitwell reached out and gently pushed down his glasses, and replied with a smile that any man would understand.

"Not really...... 23 years old, with a hot body, very hot."

The senator shook his head lightly, and as he spoke, a smile that only appeared among men also appeared on his face.

The surrounding bodyguards also heard his words, but they didn't pay attention, they were all quietly guarding against the surrounding situation.

They are just a group of salaried people, who their employers are and what their attitude is has nothing to do with them bodyguards.

"Probably just a lady reporter who wants to get big news, you know, no one would think too much in that situation."

As the senator spoke, he reached out and buttoned the button on the hem of his suit.

"Oh, yeah, it doesn't sound like the result of anything going wrong."

Sitwell shook his head lightly, still with a rather polite and stiff smile, but neither of them cared about it.

"Really, to be honest, she scratched my back so badly—"

"Seriously, this is not the place to say that, beautiful pin, I love it."

The two stood facing each other, but the senator's eyes fell on a small pin on the edge of Sitwell's suit bow tie.

Clothes like suits are really monotonous, so people will try their best to add some color to them.

It doesn't have to be so light that it breaks the monotone of plain color, just one or a few subtle but good-looking pins will suffice.

The pin next to Sitwell's tie was one of his favorites, a small round pin with a silver eagle engraved on it.

But it is also the symbol of SHIELD, but it will not be issued to every SHIELD employee, so Sitwell really cherishes it.

Facing the senator's compliment, he just nodded and said thank you softly.

The senator smiled, then opened his arms and hugged Agent Sitwell gently.

"Come here, give me a hug—long live Hydra."

The congressman leaned against Sitwell's ear and spoke softly, with a feeling of fanaticism in his words.

It was originally a parting hug in western social etiquette, but this soft whisper changed a strange style at this time.

The senator is indeed a member of Hydra, so there will be such a result.

After the two greeted each other, the senator left with his bodyguards.

But just after the other party left, before Sitwell had time to take a breath, his cell phone rang suddenly.

And when he took out his mobile phone from the inner pocket of his suit jacket, he saw the name of Alexander Pierce written on it.

PS:

I don’t know if this chapter will be killed—but it’s the United States anyway