Daredevil's Visit 1/2

Yet S.H.I.E.L.D. had continued the policies from the Snake S.H.I.E.L.D. era.

Were they doing nothing?

No!

S.H.I.E.L.D. had indeed been secretly supporting organizations and individuals who fought vampires. Blade was one of the more representative examples.

The problem was that this did not change the fact that S.H.I.E.L.D. tacitly allowed vampires to prey on humans.

Compromise had inertia.

Once there was a first time, there would be a second, and then countless more.

Yet some things could not be compromised.

Such as a race's fight for survival.

In this regard, S.W.O.R.D. had done far better than S.H.I.E.L.D. At the very least, if vampires wanted to survive in China, they truly could only hide away in deep mountains and ancient forests.

As for Coulson saying things would cause chaos.

Heh. The Chitauri had come, and New Yorkers had not collapsed!

Supervillains caused trouble everywhere, and the public had not collapsed.

Why would vampires, who did not even have the guts to stand out in the open, cause human society to collapse?

Was he underestimating the public's tolerance too much?

By now, even if the Earth split into eight pieces, there was nothing worth making a fuss over.

At that thought, Hayato shuddered. He thought of Skye, the quake woman. If her abilities were developed to the limit, she really could shake the Earth into cosmic dust in one go.

Hayato took the opportunity to give Coulson a good dressing-down, then hung up.

Holding his phone, Coulson was a little bewildered. Wasn't I the one who wanted to chew someone out? How had I ended up being chewed out instead?

He was starting to question his life.

Then he suddenly felt that Hayato had made a lot of sense.

And then... everything continued as usual.

That was bureaucracy. You could rant all