"...What?"
Seeing Nick Fury being so cautious, the old man seemed to pause in surprise.
He then looked up at Fang Mo in the distance, but he clearly did not recognize him. His brow quickly furrowed again.
"Listen, I don't care what trouble you people at S.H.I.E.L.D. have stirred up this time."
The old man leaned closer to Nick Fury, his tone clearly unfriendly. "I parted ways with you a long time ago, from the moment you tried to replicate my research results... So whatever mess you've made this time has nothing to do with me!"
"Mr. Pym, this has nothing to do with S.H.I.E.L.D."
Despite the other man's poor attitude, Nick Fury, the Agent Chief, remained unfazed. "I am not the one who wants to see you. The only reason I am here... is to avoid unnecessary misunderstandings."
"A misunderstanding?"
The old man—or rather, Hank Pym—frowned upon hearing this.
"You may not have met him before."
As Nick Fury spoke, he raised a hand and pointed at Fang Mo in the distance again. "But I must introduce you to this man's identity."
"You..."
Pym seemed about to say something, but Fury cut him off directly.
"Standing before you is the most vicious Avenger in history, an evil god from an Alternate Dimension, the Asgard God-King of Norse mythology, a humanoid monster capable of tearing apart an Earth-like planet with his bare hands, and the true financial backer behind S.H.I.E.L.D..."
Nick Fury introduced him in an even tone. "He is also the true culprit behind the Norwegian Sinkhole Incident."
"..."
Pym said nothing, merely staring silently at Nick Fury.
"All right, get out of my way."
In the end, Fang Mo took the initiative to break the deadlock. He impatiently dragged Nick Fury aside. "Mr. Pym, I intend to make