Don't Underestimate H.A.M.M.E.R.!

The wedding was over, and other matters were placed on the agenda. Everyone was deeply interested in the Silver Surfer's arrival on Earth.

Many people had not left after the wedding at all. They were waiting for Director Daisy to tell them the story.

Keeping it completely secret was impossible. There had been too many guests, and anyone who saw Captain Marvel leave only needed to think for a moment to know something major had happened. As a result, a huge crowd showed up for the briefing Daisy held at S.H.I.E.L.D. that evening.

The Avengers, X-Men, Fantastic Four, Pentagon, and the newly established H.A.M.M.E.R. were all present.

She had not informed those street-level heroes. There was no need to send them to their deaths; they could stay and keep protecting New York. Ant-Man's suit had yet to be repaired, so he had not come either.

"Sorry, Susan and Reed. I'm afraid your honeymoon will have to be postponed." She greeted Mr. Fantastic and Invisible Woman first.

The two of them were equally uneasy. They did not know whether today's events were connected to their earlier exploration of Negative Space, so how could they possibly be in the mood for a honeymoon?

But it was not something they could discuss openly, at least not in such a public setting. They merely smiled, indicating that they did not mind.

"Director Johnson, is this related to yesterday's worldwide anomaly?" The military personnel did not like these superheroes—a scattered bunch with no organization or discipline. The tower-like Black chief of staff was the first to ask.

Daisy had not actually prepared much. Just as she had told Captain Marvel before, in the face of a heavyweight like Galactus, holding a rally to unite everyone for battle was meaningless. Anyone without sufficient strength would only