"You don't need to tell me that. As soon as Ghost Rider appeared, I had someone contact the church. They admitted that they do have methods of exorcism.
"But they can't handle demons that are too powerful, so they hope S.H.I.E.L.D. can help locate some legendary holy relics connected to Jesus, just in case."
Hill shrugged and pointed at the screen. "Then how should we deal with him? Do we need to notify the Avengers?"
"Not yet. The legends say Ghost Rider is a demon's agent, but he hasn't completely fallen. He may even be on the side of justice; he only works for demons because of the Soul Contract." Nick Fury pondered for a moment, a meaningful smile appearing at the corner of his mouth. "Judging from the current situation, this demon seems to have sent Ghost Rider to find Gaius, right?"
Hill froze for a moment. Looking at Nick Fury's smile, she seemed to understand something. "I... I don't think that's a good idea."
"Agent Hill, trust my judgment."
"Fury, your plan is to shift the trouble onto someone else, but... Aaron isn't exactly a forgiving person."
"I know, but this is the simplest solution for now." Nick Fury stroked his chin and smiled calmly. "After all, his surname is Gaius."
"You saw what happened after Ghost Rider found Gaius. The guilty die, while the innocent are released.
"He may not be a good person, but he isn't necessarily a bad one either. There's a good chance he'll be judged innocent.
"But he's rather petty. We won't need to say much—he won't be able to swallow this insult, and he'll naturally find a way to deal with Ghost Rider."
"That may be true, but I still think it would be better to tell him directly."
"Agent Hill, is