Of course Fury had to come.
Originally, he had thought this incident was nothing more than a hammer no one could lift.
He had not paid it much attention. After all, it had fallen from outer space, so it was normal for it to have something unusual about it.
Since it could not be contained, they would simply cordon off the area, establish a small base, and study it directly.
The reason he had sent Captain America over was actually to help him adjust to the environment after being thawed out, while also dealing with any agents who might appear.
Although he was now the director of S.H.I.E.L.D., Fury knew that there were still many different factions in this country. Even setting aside foreign spies, the other factions all acted independently and lacked unity.
Therefore, that hammer might very well attract the attention of other forces.
But what he had not expected was for the situation to become so serious so quickly.
First, an unidentified mercenary had taken down an entire special operations squad alone. Then, a magician claiming to be a god had suddenly appeared and stabbed the captain in the waist. After that, even the mysterious Galactic Plumbers, who had appeared at Stark Tower not long ago, had shown up.
Nick Fury suddenly realized that he had only wanted to investigate a hammer, yet it seemed to be turning into the prelude to a war.
If Asgard was real, then he could only deploy his secret weapon.
He just did not know whether Carol could make it in time to collect his body...
The Quinjet was extremely fast, and before long, Nick Fury arrived in New Mexico.
After getting off the plane, he first glanced at the especially conspicuous Thor. Rather than go over to speak with him,