Nick Fury: I Want to Recruit the Sorcerer Supreme into the Avengers

"Besides the elites mentioned above, I still have several candidates under consideration..."

Nick Fury's gaze swept over Steve and Tony. His expression was calm, as if he did not care, but that was merely an agent's professional discipline—never showing joy or anger. In truth, if he had a tail, it would have been sticking straight up in the air.

"There are more candidates?"

Tony's eyes lit up. He abruptly gave a thumbs-up. "Director Fury, I admit I underestimated you before. I always thought you were a taxpayer thief, and a remarkably skilled one at that. I never expected you to have planned the big picture so long ago."

"I was merely waiting for the right opportunity."

Nick Fury waved a hand calmly, brimming with confidence. He had the air of someone thinking, All the heroes under heaven have fallen into my net.

"..."

Steve swallowed a mouthful of blood. He felt that stopping this was already hellishly difficult; it could not get any harder.

He began persuading him earnestly. "Director Fury, the current members are already enough. This is a newly established organization, and too many people would make coordination difficult. Let's discuss new members after some time has passed!"

"Captain, it is precisely because of coordination that I believe the team is somewhat understaffed."

Nick Fury spoke seriously. He had his own considerations. The Avengers were affiliated with S.H.I.E.L.D., so both emotionally and logically, they should be under his command.

But in reality, The Marvels accounted for far too many members!

Steve Rogers, Mar-Vell, and Carol Danvers were simply too powerful. The team did not necessarily need members capable of matching them, but their numerical advantage absolutely had to be suppressed.

As someone in power, Nick Fury understood the risks involved. He had to insert more people and dilute