Captain America

"Marvel's Magnetic Field Rotation"

Natasha quickly learned the attackers' true purpose.

Perhaps having received some information, Pyro, who was toying with S.H.I.E.L.D.. fire man in the air, changed tactics, confining the high-temperature flames on his body into ion beams, which cut down the drones like an unparalleled longsword, locking onto multiple targets in an instant.

Then fire man charged toward the S.H.I.E.L.D.. building. The intense heat distorted the propagation of light, and the automatic cannons could not lock onto his figure. The supersonic impact and intense heat instantly broke through the glass curtain wall and alloy gate, creating an opening.

The moment the person engulfed in flames appeared, the building's fire suppression system was activated. The sprinkler system accurately sprayed fire-fighting water onto his head, but before it could even get close to his body, it was vaporized by the high temperature.

A sound like swords being quenched rang out, and steam quickly spread out, obscuring the view.

The agents, who were on high alert, returned fire based on their memory of the approximate location of the fire man, but they were unsure if it would be effective.

"Babble!"

Accompanied by a strange cry, a figure flew into the building through the opening created by the fire man, the momentum propelling him to the side of the agents hiding behind makeshift cover.

It was a person wearing a black bodysuit, completely covered from head to toe, with a silver-white Mechanical Exoskeleton over it that resembled a human skeleton—a SHOCKER combatant.

He reached out and grabbed two Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. had turned their guns around, slamming their heads together. The violent impact knocked them unconscious, and they were then tossed aside by the SHOCKER combatant.

In ancient times, when besieging a city, the first thing a soldier who had climbed the city wall did not do was to expand his gains, but to hold his position on the wall so that his comrades could climb up one after another. This was the role of the soldier.

They flew in like human cannons, with combatants being launched one after another as cannonballs.

Accompanied by a series of drawn-out "ee!" cries, one combatant after another flew into the building and began the formal invasion. How could Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., who were merely mortals, withstand combatants with enhanced bodies and exoskeletons? The battle became one-sided.

Actually, there was one force capable of repelling them all: Doc Green. However, Natasha sent him to the underground prison to stop another wave of invaders... The feint attack was the real objective.

After ordering a desperate resistance, Natasha ran towards the floor where Captain America was located—the building's blueprints had been revised six times during its design and construction, concealing a safe room. Without a certain level of architectural knowledge and by combining the six blueprints, the location of this safe room would be impossible to find.

This safe house serves only one person: Nick Fury. Even within his own base, the suspicious Black Eggplant has left himself an escape route.

Natasha is now the second person besides Nick Fury to know its location, and she's about to lead Captain America to this safe house.

A better course of action would have been to escape the base in Quinjet, but the enemy's air power made Natasha abandon that idea, as it would undoubtedly have been a risky move.

As she rounded a corner, Black Widow suddenly sensed some inexplicable hostility. She ducked and bent down, only to see a fist hurtling towards her. However, because of her dodge, the punch missed its mark and hit the wall instead.

The opponent was very strong; one punch shattered a section of the wall. If it had landed squarely on someone, a fracture would have been inevitable.

Black Widow immediately grabbed the man's arm before he could retract it, using a joint lock to ensnare it and attempt to break his arm with her own weight. At the same time, she used the tablet she had been holding as a weapon and swung it around.

The S.H.I.E.L.D.. tablet's military-grade ruggedness is no joke; even Nokia phones might not be as sturdy. It's perfect when you don't have time to draw your weapon.

But the opponent's fighting skills were clearly honed through countless battles. With his other hand, he grabbed Black Widow's shoulder, causing half of her body to lose strength due to the pain, and then threw her away.

After being thrown against the wall, Black Widow's vision went black from the powerful impact, but the serum she had been injected with years ago made her body more resistant than the average person, and she recovered instantly and regained her balance.

After recognizing the person's face, Black Widow didn't retaliate, because she recognized the face. "Captain America."

"You're also from that... what bureau?" After seeing the logo on the back of the tablet in Black Widow's hand, Captain America, who had just woken up, also stopped his attack.

He woke up the moment the alarm sounded. His memory was of crashing his Hydra fighter jet into the Arctic. He was surrounded by unfamiliar surroundings, and his vigilance led him to take a hostage an expert who was thawing him, trying to find out what had happened to him.

Nick Fury had made arrangements beforehand; a fluent agent was already waiting there, recounting the events of the past few decades in the simplest terms.

For example, Hydra had been defeated, the Third Reich had been overthrown, and they had ultimately won the war, seventy years later.

He was at an S.H.I.E.L.D.. S.H.I.E.L.D., which evolved from the Strategic Scientific Corps where Captain America had served. His old acquaintances Howard Stark and Peggy Carter were S.H.I.E.L.D.. veterans.

However, one of them died in a car accident years ago; the other is very old and now lives in a nursing home, relying on various machines to sustain her life, and dementia makes her unable to distinguish between the past and the present.

Hearing the agent's words, Captain America felt both relieved and regretful.

Thankfully, the Third Reich was overthrown, and the people were not controlled by evil rulers.

Unfortunately, this world is completely foreign to him; those he cared about are either deceased or have grown old... Does he still have any value to this era?

The answer is yes, he still needs to fight, and the alarm sounds are good proof of that.

Along with the American counterparts, Hydra's aircraft and all his equipment were also discovered. However, his uniform was removed, cleaned, and sent to a museum. Shield was conducting materials science research at another base, and he was now wearing light and comfortable casual clothes.

But what makes Captain America isn't his iconic shield, but his own will—to fight and repel invaders even empty-handed.

As Captain America passed the first corner, he noticed hurried footsteps heading in the opposite direction from the others, clearly indicating an enemy, so he took immediate action.

Unfortunately, the first enemy Steve faces after waking up is his future teammate.