It Turned Out to Be a Supernatural Incident

Since he was to provide cover, Coulson received a mission briefing at the same time Evenson accepted his assignment.

Not only was his mission located in the same place as Evenson's, it was also closely connected to it. It could even be said that it was the surface phenomenon caused by the item Evenson was about to recover.

Hannah Hawkins was an ordinary white American woman with a respectable job as a safety inspector at a research institute near where she lived. Until recently, an accident at that institute had killed someone, and she had been suspended as a result.

On the surface, there seemed to be no need for S.H.I.E.L.D. to get involved. But according to intelligence, after that accident, the woman appeared to have awakened the ability to move objects with her mind. That required S.H.I.E.L.D.'s attention.

"Someone who can move things with their mind? I thought people like that didn't exist." Skye was deeply curious about this mission. After all, she had once been a founding member of Rising Tide, dedicated to uncovering strange people and events around the world. Yet she had truly never heard of telekinesis.

In fact, not just her—even Coulson, a veteran S.H.I.E.L.D. agent, found it unfamiliar. "We've never confirmed that anyone like this exists. That's why we need to go to Batesville and conduct standardized monitoring and evaluation."

"Evaluation?" Skye smiled, finding it a little unbelievable. "So we're going to talk to her and see whether she has superpowers?"

"Basically." Coulson nodded. "But we should take this mission seriously. People who gain superpowers usually cause some trouble. In fact, of all the evaluation missions I've carried out over the years, I've only encountered one harmless case."

"Oh, that's pretty terrible." Skye tilted her head adorably, then asked with renewed curiosity, "Who was