He Hadn't Hidden Himself at All

"Don't worry. We won't hurt you, so come with us. You and your daughter may need a detailed medical examination." Coulson deliberately emphasized the word "detailed." Seeing Jeffrey's daughter trembling, he finally felt a little less frustrated.

Of course, this was merely a way of expressing his displeasure and scaring them a little.

Although everything had been trouble caused by Jeffrey, now that things had come to this, they truly couldn't do anything to him. They might even have to entrust him with an important task, since Jeffrey had received a word of praise from that deity.

Next, they had to make the most of their time and report to Fury as soon as possible.

Coulson was even somewhat impatient to see Fury.

This was a major incident.

He couldn't bear such pressure alone.

Just two hours later, Fury's voice rang out in the director's office at S.H.I.E.L.D. headquarters.

"You've got to be kidding me!?"

The one-eyed man's eyes bulged, and the expression on his white eyeball was especially comical. Even Coulson was seeing Fury make such an expression for the first time.

"I wish I were joking, but all of this is real." Coulson stood before the desk with his hands folded together and his trademark smile on his face. "Jeffrey's resurrected daughter is already undergoing a detailed physical examination. We'll have a report soon. But, Director, I think our world is in for a major problem."

This was indeed a major problem.

Even if the deity who had appeared seemed to be a "good god," and even if He had resurrected a pitiful little girl, to S.H.I.E.L.D., which considered itself the guardian of the world, all uncontrolled dangerous powers were major problems. Asgard's appearance had already counted as one, and this new deity was undoubtedly an even bigger