"Should we tell Nick Fury?"
As a veteran of World War II, Steve Rogers always thought of whatever forces he could use when faced with danger. He did not mind contacting Tony Stark, and naturally did not mind contacting Nick Fury either, even though he had never liked the latter's secrecy-driven way of doing things.
Salomon agreed. He wanted Natasha Romanoff to contact the former director of S.H.I.E.L.D., because he knew Nick Fury would not take his call—Salomon's first step in building his own power had been to swallow up most of S.H.I.E.L.D.'s bases and assets outside North America, so no matter how Nick Fury looked at him, he found him unpleasant.
Contacting Nick Fury was not so easy now.
Ever since he had discovered that Salomon had enough resources, technology, and manpower to expand Sky Sword Space Station, he had known that the plan he had deliberately used to restrict Salomon all this time had gone bankrupt. This King of Agents had deliberately gone into hiding, and only people he trusted knew where he was.
Unfortunately, Natasha Romanoff was not on that list of trusted people, because Salomon had given her too much—so much that Nick Fury could no longer trust her. But she could still get in touch with Nick Fury indirectly. This was to prevent some terrible misunderstanding caused by poor communication between the two sides—Nick Fury was worried that Salomon might suddenly chop off his head one day, and considering what Salomon had once done to the US Secretary of State after he transformed into Red Hulk, that worry was very reasonable.
Natasha Romanoff knew that Salomon no longer cared about Nick Fury. The former King of Agents was completely worrying for nothing. Because the current Nick Fury had lost most of his power, the rebuilt