Matt's Interrogation

"Strategic Homeland Intervention, Enforcement and Logistics Division. Well, that name is a bit long, many people complain about it. We're considering whether to change it to something simpler." Phil Coulson seemed good-natured, a smile on his face as he repeated the name: "So, Mr. Murdock. Can we get back to my questions now?"

Matt's expression was serious, but his mind gradually calmed down.

When he became Daredevil, he had already prepared himself mentally. Perhaps one day someone would come looking for him, maybe government agencies, maybe gangsters. After all, even with his disguise, walls have ears, especially with today's advanced technology. Sooner or later, someone would discover his identity.

Therefore, Matt wasn't too surprised when this unheard-of department with an incredibly long name showed up.

"I thought you were going to arrest me. So, what do you want to know?" Matt asked with a smile.

"Mr. Murdock, you misunderstand. Although Mr. Murdock doesn't have law enforcement authority, speaking for myself, I actually admire Mr. Murdock very much."

"Thank you."

"Mr. Murdock, when you transformed into Daredevil before, you always acted alone. But recently, from various clues, it seems you've found a companion. So, can you tell me, who is your companion?" Phil Coulson asked Matt with a smile, specifically looking into Matt's eyes as he spoke. Generally, a person's eyes reveal everything; whether they are lying or feeling guilty can be seen from a trace in their eyes.

However, this time, Phil Coulson looked into Matt's unseeing eyes and felt his action was a bit foolish, because Matt was blind, and his eyes could not express anything.

"Companion? Sorry, I've always acted alone from beginning to end. I don't have any companions." Matt denied it directly. Suddenly, he understood why the people from this department with the super long name had come to find him. It was because of Saitama.

"Mr. Murdock, in fact, from your very first action as Daredevil, your whereabouts have been under our control. We have detailed records of your issues with Kingpin and everything you've done against Kingpin. So, we are well aware of your fighting style and principles."

"And recently, your methods have changed, and the encounters your Kingpin's subordinates have had are also very different from before. We analyzed the injuries on their bodies and found that they were taken down by the Invisible Man."

"The Invisible Man? Hmm, I've heard of him. He seems to be a very mysterious guy. Are you saying he's my companion?"

"Isn't he, Mr. Murdock? We have a lot of information about you, so please don't deny it." Phil Coulson said calmly.

"I truly wish what you're saying were true, because if I had such a companion, my actions would be much smoother. But unfortunately, I don't know the Invisible Man." Matt shook his head, still denying it.

Thinking carefully, the fact that they could find him so easily and knew so much about him made Matt realize that Phil Coulson was definitely not a simple character, let alone the department behind him with the ridiculously long name. But they didn't go after Saitama; instead, they came directly to him to inquire about the Invisible Man. Clearly, they hadn't discovered the Invisible Man's true identity.

Since they hadn't discovered Saitama's true identity, Matt naturally adopted this evasive attitude when answering questions about Saitama.

"Mr. Murdock, please don't try to deceive me with such words. As I said, we have a thick stack of files on you." Phil Coulson frowned slightly but maintained his smile, a habit he had developed.

"Since you have so much information, you should know even better that I have always acted alone from start to finish." Matt replied firmly.

Phil Coulson looked at Matt's attitude and felt a headache. "Mr. Murdock, first of all, I want to say that we, the Strategic Homeland Intervention, Enforcement and Logistics Division, are a very legitimate department. We don't even belong to the US government; we are responsible to the International Security Council. At the same time, we have no ill intentions towards you."

"I know you have no ill intentions, otherwise, I would have been arrested long ago. But I've been alone from the beginning, and I'm still alone now. You want to ask me for information about the Invisible Man, and I'm truly powerless in that regard." Matt shook his head.

"...Alright, in that case, if you get any news about the Invisible Man, I hope you'll contact us." Phil Coulson had to temporarily give up on getting information about the Invisible Man directly from Matt.

"No problem." Matt nodded readily, then hesitated slightly. "Mr. Phil Coulson, I have a question for you."

"Please, go ahead." Phil Coulson clasped his hands in front of him, maintaining a friendly smile.

"Regarding Kingpin, I assume you, the Strategic Homeland Intervention, Enforcement and Logistics Division, must have his file."

"Hmm, we have some." Phil Coulson's eye twitched slightly.

"Then you should also know what kind of person Kingpin is, what kind of existence he is."

"Yes!"

"Countless people have lost their families because of Kingpin, countless people are homeless because of Kingpin, countless people have died tragically because of Kingpin. So, why don't you send someone to deal with Kingpin? If it were you, dealing with Kingpin should be very easy. Why, why don't you act against Kingpin?" Matt's expression grew increasingly serious.

The smile disappeared from Phil Coulson's face. This question was clearly not a simple one for him, even though he could easily come up with countless reasons.

"Why? Can you stand by and watch Kingpin do evil? Is it because Kingpin has eyes and ears everywhere and has given you plenty of benefits?" Matt's face became more and more serious.

"No, Mr. Murdock, please don't underestimate us, the Strategic Homeland Intervention, Enforcement and Logistics Division. Kingpin alone is not enough to bribe us." Phil Coulson frowned. "Kingpin may seem like a very harmful existence to you, but in reality, he's nothing to us. The matters we handle are far more dangerous and serious."

"So, is it that the world is on the verge of destruction at any moment, or that aliens will descend upon Earth at any moment? Sorry, I'm joking. I apologize. I have no information about the Invisible Man. I have never met him."

Phil Coulson looked at Matt with a frown, pursed his lips, and then resumed his previous smile. "Is that so? That's truly a shame."