Go Ahead and Compete-Who Could Outcompete You?

Buzz!

The Quinjet flew towards the other side of the world under the cover of night.

From darkness, towards dawn.

Inside the plane, Peter looked much heavier than before because he was wearing the Iron Spider Suit.

The other passengers on the plane also turned to look at him.

"Is your suit of armor the same as Tony Stark's? Is it powered by an energy source?" Crossbones asked curiously.

Why use energy if it's not powered by it?

Peter asked, puzzled.

"If it's not powered by energy, how does it move?"

Hearing this, Peter was even more confused. He said, "It moves exactly the way I move? Haven't any of you ever worn clothes?"

"The clothes aren't that heavy."

Is it heavy?

Peter raised his hand. "It's not heavy."

This lightweight armor weighs less than a ton, and given his physique, he barely feels it on.

Sinking?

For Spider-Man, that term is far too niche.

Let's end this chat here.

Captain America unbuckled his seatbelt. At that moment, the Quinjet was already hovering over its destination. He opened the door, and a fierce wind instantly arose.

Seeing this, Peter quickly unbuckled his seatbelt, and in the gale-force winds that would make it difficult for an ordinary person to even stand, he walked as if on flat ground.

Captain America glanced back and said, "I'll take Spider-Man and infiltrate the base first. You guys stay outside and don't let a single Hydra soldier escape!"

Upon hearing this, the soldiers of the special forces naturally had no objections, but Peter somewhat surprised. "Wait, Captain, is it just you and me?"

"This is an infiltration operation; the fewer people, the better."

The location of this Hydra Base is not in the continental United States. Although the Poland government can't do anything about the United States, it's not good to be too conspicuous.

"If the Hacker were here, things would be much easier."

Captain America said something.

Although he only announced it a few hours ago:

The Avengers assemble.

They did assemble, but they weren't fully assembled.

Because Ben was summoned to S.H.I.E.L.D.. headquarters by Egghead Fury, the task of destroying the Hydra Base was assigned to Peter Captain America.

Inside the S.H.I.E.L.D.. ground base.

Nick Fury led Ben around in all directions, and soon they arrived at a huge underground base.

Are you a little worried about your cousin?

Seeing that Ben seemed a bit distracted, Nick Fury said, "Don't worry, they'll be fine. Our mission is much more difficult than theirs."

He walked to the edge of the suspended rope bridge, turned around, and all the lights in the underground base were turned on. In an instant, a mothership as huge as an island appeared before Ben's eyes.

"Please allow me to proudly introduce you to S.H.I.E.L.D..'s Helicarrier. There are two here, and the third one has already been launched."

He spoke as he walked down the path with small steps.

Ben was indeed slightly shocked by what he saw.

It's not that the mothership is technologically advanced, but when people face enormous objects, they always feel a deep sense of their own insignificance.

It's like seeing a giant whale in the deep sea, gazing at the boundless starry sky in the universe, or Ben looking at Mary Jane's vast heart, or vice versa.

Big is beautiful!

This is the truth of the universe!

"The more important task is to repair the aircraft carrier?"

Ben followed Nick Fury and asked in return.

By any measure, this Egghead Fury seems to have ulterior motives.

Nick Fury, without batting an eye, said, "Is this tiny Hydra Base all you can see?"

He acted as if he were trying to sound profound.

It was as if the mission to attack the Hydra Base was just a small arrangement he had anticipated.

Ben, feigning ignorance, said, "Of course I don't think so. Hydra is like cockroaches; when you find one, it's enough to prove that they've already multiplied into a swarm."

Upon hearing this, Nick Fury nodded approvingly.

"You know a lot about Hydra!"

"But what does this have to do with aircraft carriers?"

"With this aircraft carrier, we can launch a full-scale attack on Hydra!" Nick Fury blurted out.

Although he does possess the Project Insight, he is actually unaware of the specific details of the targets listed as dangerous within the Project Insight.

It wasn't that Nick Fury didn't want to eliminate Hydra; the problem was that he simply couldn't find it.

The Project Insight's algorithm originates from Dr. Zola, who is himself Hydra. How could he possibly turn against his own people?

On the contrary, the Super Hero were classified as a threat.

Nick Fury thought he knew everything, but little did he know that he himself was Hydra's side, and he was on the list to be eliminated in the Project Insight.

Ben came down to the aircraft carrier, looked it over, and then frowned, saying, "Upgrading the levitation system isn't difficult, but after changing the propulsion system, other details also need some repairs. The workload is too large."

After hearing that there were no technical difficulties, Nick Fury wasn't too concerned. As for the workload?

S.H.I.E.L.D.. has agents who can work 25 hours a day.

Whether they were genuine S.H.I.E.L.D.. employees or Hydra, they all believed that once the three aircraft carriers were fully modified, they would own them, so they were working extra hard at this moment.

"It'd better hurry."

Nick Fury thought for a moment, then whispered in Ben's ear:

"Actually, I suspect there might be Hydra spies within S.H.I.E.L.D.."

Ben:???

Wrong!

A small number of Hydra. S.H.I.E.L.D..

How did you find out?

Nick Fury said, "Just last night, right after we decided to take on Hydra, S.H.I.E.L.D..'s systems were hacked."

He said.

"Although our agents quickly located the signal location, the timing of the attack was too coincidental."

Nick Fury had a gloomy face.

"Just before we were about to deal with them, and just right, the guy inside S.H.I.E.L.D.. responsible for guarding the Firewall neglected his duties again..."

"Playing Tank Battle?" Ben asked, raising an eyebrow.

"No, I'm watching football."

"Why watch the game now of all times? Don't you think he's deliberately giving Hydra a opening? I suspect he's one of the spies, but he refuses to admit it."

Are you sure?

Ben looked at Nick Fury, somewhat speechless.

This Egghead Fury seems to have some misunderstanding about Hydra. You know, the real Hydra are all fanatical lunatics with strong beliefs; how could they possibly slack off like that?

If you check the files and see an agent who works year-round, has a ton of missions that are mostly completed perfectly, you can bet it's Hydra.

That unlucky guy who stayed up all night secretly to watch the game was clearly one of the few genuine S.H.I.E.L.D.. agents.

"Of course, do you think our S.H.I.E.L.D.. agents would slack off?" Nick Fury asked incredulously.

Ben said, "At least well-trained intelligence chiefs are pretty good at rigging funding."

"What nonsense!"

"In that case, I suggest I find someone to help me; that might speed things up a lot."

"An accomplice?" Nick Fury was taken aback at first, then realized who Ben was referring to, "Tony Stark?"

Several hours later.

Tony landed in his armor, his mask off, revealing an arrogant, sullen face.

I heard someone needs my help?

We need someone to assist us.

Ben immediately retorted.

Seeing the two men so at odds, Nick Fury felt relieved, or rather, the real Hydra felt relieved.

Although the two of them had already made plans in secret, they couldn't let Hydra see any trace of them on the surface.

Otherwise, it would be too easy to expose flaws.

Therefore, when Coulson called to ask for help, Tony refused without hesitation, acting as if it were none of his business regarding S.H.I.E.L.D..'s affairs.

Then, Coulson tried various indirect methods, including getting Pepper to help persuade them.

Tony still did not agree.

Until the very end, Coulson vaguely revealed that it was Ben Parker who wanted his help.

Then Tony pretended to have come specifically to mock him and eagerly agreed.

Because of his past experiences, which proved that he was indeed annoying, there was no doubt that Tony's motives were impure.

Their eyes met, and Tony immediately said with disdain, "Why bother with a hover system? It's outdated!"

He looked at Nick Fury, as if he wanted to compete with Ben.

"If you're going to change, change to a real anti-gravity system!"

"Real anti-gravity? Even your dad couldn't do it, how could you?"

Ben immediately retorted sarcastically.

Tony was instantly enraged and sneered, "You think I'm inferior to him?"

"I think you're not as good as me. You can't even discover New Element. To be honest, I don't see where you're a genius."

"Then I'll tell you right now, I can create a real Anti-gravity System in just ten days." Tony glared at Ben and took an angry step forward.

He was genuinely angry.

"I only need seven days!"

"I'll stay for five days."

"..."

Seeing these two incompatible geniuses, Nick Fury was overjoyed.

Go ahead and roll it up!

In the end, he's the one who benefits most!

He thought to himself happily.

Meanwhile, Ben and Tony exchanged a cold laugh and began working.

Tony immediately closed the visor of his suit, making it clear he would never communicate with Ben. Ben, still wearing his Spider Suit, was tinkering with his own things on the lab table.

But actually...

On the virtual screen inside Tony's helmet, a message box remained stuck there.

Tony: How exactly do we do that? Do we really need to upgrade his Anti-gravity System?

Ben: Upgrade it! How can you tamper with the carrier's main control system without upgrading it?

The main control system was their real target. If they could tamper with it, even if Hydra were in the control room, they wouldn't be able to control the aircraft carrier.