"You came by taxi, didn't you?"
Nick Fury glanced at the huge hole in the ceiling and couldn't help asking.
"You never believe me when I'm talking normally, but now you do?" Fang Mo spread his hands and retorted, "Then when I told you taking ten extra minutes to shit would destroy the world, were you so scared you didn't dare play on your phone in the bathroom anymore?"
"Forget it. Pretend I never asked."
Nick Fury rubbed his forehead and turned to walk outside.
Fang Mo followed him, and before long, the two arrived at a place resembling a conference room.
Just as Nick Fury had said, the Original Avengers had indeed all gathered here. However, no one knew the others very well yet, and they weren't talking to each other. They sat separately, each seemingly lost in thought.
"Alright, our final member has arrived."
Nick Fury clapped his hands. "But there's no time for introductions now. We should discuss how to resolve our current predicament first. Does anyone have any suggestions?"
"Perhaps we could try pulling surveillance footage from around the world?" As an agent, Natasha still had an agent's way of thinking. "If those aliens are planning something, they're bound to leave traces."
"No, that would be too slow."
At that, Dr. Banner suddenly raised his head. "If that thing can really emit Gamma rays, then perhaps we can use spectrometers to search for its location."
"Excellent."
Nick Fury nodded. "Looks like we've come up with another option. Doctor, how many spectrometers do you need?"
"As many as you have."
As he spoke, Dr. Banner removed his jacket. "I wrote a program that can detect Gamma rays, but I need somewhere I can work. Also... you need to notify those laboratories to place their instruments on the