"Director, this is the complete account of what happened this time." Phil Coulson reported everything he had encountered during the mission to Nick Fury.
"Was Saitama really as powerful as you said? The elites of the rapid-response special forces were no weaker, yet Saitama subdued them in an instant?" Nick Fury looked thoughtfully at Coulson.
"Yes, Director. If I hadn't experienced it myself, I wouldn't have believed it either. Saitama, that ordinary-looking—" Coulson immediately corrected himself after seeing Nick Fury's gleaming black head. "That ordinary-looking young man actually possesses such incredible strength. I think that perhaps even Captain America wouldn't be able to compare with Saitama."
When Nick Fury heard Coulson say this, the corner of his eye twitched. Captain America was Coulson's idol. In Coulson's heart, Captain America was practically supreme. Yet now Coulson had actually brought up Captain America to compare him with Saitama. Clearly, Saitama's strength was absolutely beyond imagination.
"If Saitama were compared with Translucent, who do you think would be stronger?" Nick Fury suddenly asked Coulson.
Coulson froze. "I've never seen Translucent with my own eyes, but I feel that if the two of them were compared, Saitama should be stronger. Of course, I'm only talking about actual combat ability. Translucent can turn invisible, though, so he can do many things that ordinary people can't."
"Hmm, that's true. Tell me again how Saitama took you down." Nick Fury pondered as he spoke to Coulson.
"Yes, Director. In fact, I didn't see much. Before I could even react, Saitama had already knocked me down."
Nick Fury fell into deep thought. "Could Saitama be Translucent?"
"Hmm?" Coulson's pupils contracted sharply.
"Perhaps we got the direction wrong from the very beginning. We call Translucent 'Translucent' because no one has ever discovered his whereabouts. People were knocked down without