The library of Kamar-Taj was gloomy, comparable to the lightless research rooms of the evil mages of Azeroth.
Right in the center stood a table, on top of which sat a desk lamp, a few books, a banana, and a bag of french fries. The dim light overhead kept the library from being pitch-black.
The footsteps of the two people sounded exceptionally clear.
"S.H.I.E.L.D. attaches great importance to yesterday's matter, and has already sent fighter jets and specialists to investigate. I don't know if the Avengers participated in it, but at least one satellite is aimed right here, an elite troop is on the way, and the security cameras and mobile phones throughout Kathmandu will be monitored by them." Master Gu Yi walked with a calm expression. "I didn't expect it to trigger an avalanche and cause such a big impact beforehand, otherwise it wouldn't have come to this."
"This is all my fault," said An Yang.
"I also bear responsibility."
"It doesn't matter. If they want to come looking, just let them come. Running away cannot solve problems."
"Commander Nick Fury sent a message yesterday asking whether I knew about yesterday's matter. You also know that this place is practically my base camp..." Master Gu Yi stopped in her tracks and faced him calmly. "Sorry."
An Yang said indifferently, "As long as you aren't put in a difficult position."
"I haven't replied to his message yet, but I won't lie to them. That's why I called you up early in the morning to take the Eye of Agamotto. Once you take it, you should leave." Master Gu Yi walked toward the center of the library, passing the table in the middle. "Perhaps given the destructive power you displayed yesterday, the Avengers cannot pose much of a threat to you,