Was Noah right?
Of course he was.
If there had been a recording, they could still have pressured Noah Allen.
But now, there was not even a recording.
The few of them understood this perfectly well.
Witness testimony?
As evidence, it could certainly be useful, but it could also truly be useless.
After all, some influential figures of uncertain identity were watching Noah Allen from behind the scenes.
As long as he demonstrated enough value, those important figures would not stop paying attention to him.
Unless he openly opposed the government, even S.H.I.E.L.D. would have trouble moving against him.
Not to mention the NYPD.
And Noah Allen's actions now were retaliation!
Retaliation for the attempt on his life.
In the eyes of those influential figures, that was an absolutely justifiable reason.
Especially...
Those giants.
New results meant greater value. He might face some trouble afterward, but his position would only become more secure.
Seeing that nothing could be done, Coulson intended to leave.
George Stacy, meanwhile, looked at Bullseye and considered taking him back, which would also count as a form of protection for him.
After all, Noah Allen was being so arrogant that it was hard to say whether he would kill Bullseye to silence him next.
After provoking the two of them, Noah reined in his attitude and said,
"Also, the guy on the ground isn't Wilson Fisk at all. He's just a stand-in."
In an instant, both of them snapped their gazes toward him.
A stand-in?
What kind of joke was that?!
Could their intelligence have been wrong?
But Noah Allen had no reason to lie to them.
George Stacy was all right, but Coulson's expression was truly awful.
S.H.I.E.L.D. was a proper intelligence agency!
Even Coulson, with his well-trained thick skin, was blushing a little now.