At that moment, the excited Frank turned into a streak of light and vanished, rushing toward the location of the Seven Deadly Sin demons provided by the Avengers.
Frank had not had anything important to do in Fawcett City before. Although this city had been the site of the incident involving Wizard Shazam and the Seven Deadly Sin demons, once Wizard Shazam and the Seven Deadly Sin demons were removed, the city had not had the slightest trace of supernatural power.
During this period, Frank truly had nothing to do in Fawcett City. All he could do was learn from Peter Parker and become Fawcett City's good neighbor, while also having to deal with harassment from official agencies.
After discovering that they could not investigate Frank's true identity, the official agencies naturally locked their sights on Frank while he was active. Since Frank had chosen to become the good neighbor of Fawcett City's citizens, the official agencies would naturally make their move from that angle.
If they had no way to send children to take part in Wizard Shazam's supernatural test, did that mean they also had no way to send agents disguised as people in need of help to get close to Frank?
Frank had undergone some training and could see through certain agents' disguises, but as long as he continued being Fawcett City's good neighbor, there was no way he could guard against every agent who deliberately approached him.
Because of that, Frank had also learned over these past few days that being a superhero was not easy. Superheroes did not only need to think about fighting supervillains. There were many other things superheroes had to do, and the dangers and influences they faced did not come only from villains.
After going through these things, Frank admired the