Even Nick Fury found himself tempted.
A rare, barely concealed fervor flickered in his eyes.
On the screen before him was the astonishing "Eye of God" system—a super drone network that integrated surveillance, analysis, and prediction. Its accuracy and coverage were so impressive that even S.H.I.E.L.D., with all its technological strength, could not help but be moved.
This was not merely a technological breakthrough. It was a revolutionary leap forward in battlefield information warfare, as though it had given agents on missions a Heavenly Eye capable of seeing through everything, leaving every enemy movement under their control and nowhere to hide.
Nick Fury's fingers lightly tapped the tabletop, each tap seeming to carry a certain resolve.
If S.H.I.E.L.D. could master such technology, the efficiency and success rate of its global operations would rise to unprecedented heights.
This would not only provide an advantage against enemies, but also represent a major upgrade to its future strategic planning.
Nick Fury immediately had Coulson ask Chang Wei whether he intended to sell such technology. No matter the price, S.H.I.E.L.D. could pay.
"Impossible. Building an 'Eye of God' system like this would require at least tens of billions of dollars, from design to implementation, and that would only cover the initial construction costs. The expenses for later operation, maintenance, system upgrades, and dealing with all kinds of unknown challenges would be even harder to estimate. I don't have the time or energy to custom-build one for you."
Chang Wei refused outright. What a joke—something this overpowered was only satisfying when used by himself.
He enjoyed the sheer thrill of crushing others with technology.
That was also why Chang Wei had debuted as a technological hero.
If he merely possessed great strength or Superpowers, he would certainly still be powerful, but Tony and the others