No one knew how Agent Coulson's mind worked. Seemingly to restore S.H.I.E.L.D.'s reputation, he had actually allowed the female hacker now known as Daisy Johnson to be filmed by bystanders while using her abilities. And the American public truly had no fear of death—even with bullets flying three meters away, they could still shout excitedly and pull out their phones to record. A small-town television station had already interviewed Daisy Johnson and given her the nickname "Quake." Daisy Johnson now had her own posters, and there was even CP fanfiction about her and Black Widow Natasha Romanoff on AO3. This was something Victoria Hand, director of the City of Immortals' Intelligence Department, could not understand. Intelligence work was not some flashy backroom election campaign or superhero act. Winning public affection was utterly meaningless. In her view, S.H.I.E.L.D. had completely degenerated into a third-rate organization. There was no need to keep too close an eye on them, because an intelligence agency like that would only destroy itself.
Honestly, the fanfiction was pretty good. At least, Wanda Maximoff thought so.
Though the supplementary material attached to the mission investigation files was not particularly important, she still clicked the link. Being stuck aboard a private jet was rather boring, and she needed something to do. She had already finished reviewing the surveillance footage and civilian communications from the Los Angeles area compiled by the Intelligence Department. Recently, mentions of the term "Ghost Rider" had noticeably increased. Through video surveillance and communications, the Intelligence Department had marked the locations where Ghost Rider might be. Before reclaiming the Darkhold, Wanda had to go as Salomon's envoy and confirm the condition of the new Ghost Rider.
Wanda Maximoff also learned about the past of Johnny Blaze, the first Ghost Rider.
Honestly, when she saw that Mephisto,