God of Mutants in Marvel
Chapter 68

Yamato, Killing Captain America

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At any cost?

Although they had guessed that Captain America Rogers definitely disliked Richard, neither Nick Fury nor Black Widow Natasha and Hawkeye Barton had expected him to say something like "at any cost."

After all, Captain America was not only a S.H.I.E.L.D. agent now, but also a member of the Avengers.

That meant that by "at any cost," he meant that both S.H.I.E.L.D. and the Avengers would do everything in their power to capture Richard.

Richard was indeed an S-Class Fugitive wanted by the Department of Mutant Affairs.

But having both S.H.I.E.L.D. and the Avengers go all out to capture him was still making a mountain out of a molehill.

To say nothing else, the threat Richard had displayed so far was mainly directed at the Department of Mutant Affairs' pursuit and manhunt. He had not targeted S.H.I.E.L.D., much less ordinary people.

Nick Fury fell silent for several seconds as he looked at Captain America's resolute expression.

Then he turned to Hawkeye Barton, who had remained silent all this time, and asked, "Barton, what do you think?"

After hearing Nick Fury's words, Hawkeye Barton slowly replied, "You decide. Whether we reject the Department of Mutant Affairs' request for assistance or capture Richard Wesley at any cost, I have no objections."

Although he had also seen Richard behead Black King Shaw with a single slash last night, he was not as furious as Captain America Rogers.

In his view, Black King Shaw was not much better than Richard.

If there was any difference, it was that Black King Shaw was better at disguising himself and was not as straightforward as Richard.

Over the past three months, many Mutant Agents and Special Forces Members had indeed died at Richard's hands.

But Hawkeye was certain that far more people had died because

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