800. Judgment Severely Miscalculated

Chapter 800: Judgment Severely Miscalculated

However, Fury's expression was just as grim.

Because the situation was truly terrible.

"We have a preliminary understanding of these events. First of all, they all happened at the same time. Although there doesn't seem to be any inevitable connection between them, they do share one common point." Coulson pointed at the files. "None of the central figures in these incidents had any information on record beforehand. It's as if they sprang from a rock."

Fury nodded.

That was also what he couldn't ignore.

One or two cases would have been normal, but with so many appearing all at once, it was impossible not to suspect something.

"Moreover, they're all far too powerful." Coulson continued. "Professor Charles was defeated by that mind controller, and based on our weather monitoring and the X-Men's statements, we can draw an astonishing conclusion—the Mutant who calls himself Whitebeard possesses the power to easily destroy an entire city!"

"That's right. Judging solely by physical destructive power, he seems to be the most dangerous." Fury nodded again, then furrowed his brow. "However, to us, Whitebeard's threat level still ranks below that little girl. None of the agents we sent over passed the mental evaluation after returning."

That meant the mental shielding devices they had specifically developed to deal with Professor Charles were completely useless.

Fury was under tremendous pressure.

The United Nations Security Council above had already issued a death order, demanding that he eliminate that terrifying girl.

No one wanted to be controlled for no apparent reason and reduced to the slave of a little girl like that.

But under these circumstances, Fury didn't dare act rashly.

He had even been forced to leave the city, worried that she might find him and control him without anyone noticing. If that