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"God bless."
After disconnecting, Fury followed up.
At this time, General Rugg connected to Fury and said, "That idiot Ross convinced the General Secretary and prepared to launch a nuclear bomb."
"It's not that the intelligence was shared, and based on the test just now, they should know that the nuclear bomb will only make Galactus more powerful."
Fury eyes widened.
Pig teammates?!
General Rugg said, "Ross That fool doesn't believe it."
Don't believe it...
What a reason Fury is speechless.
Do we have to kneel down and beg those idiots to let go of the earth where we all live together?
There is really an indescribable feeling in my heart.
Just because the nuclear bomb is ineffective against Galactus, does not mean that it is ineffective against Avengers. Once the nuclear bomb is launched, do you think Avengers will attack or retreat?
The pig teammates not only provide economy and experience to the opponent, but also ask their teammates to sacrifice to the sky... can they also give people some gaming experience?
Fury reluctantly called Professor X to explain the situation, and the latter said that there would be no problem in leaving it to me.
Stark Tower.
Charles, who received the message from Fury, used telekinesis to "pick up" the sci-fi style helmet next to him and put it on his head.
This helmet is a simple version of "Cerebro". Although it cannot roam around the world, there is no problem at all if it is directly connected to Washington.
The location is right at the White House, no need to search again.
So,
This is not difficult at all for Professor X.
If Professor X is a villain, the damage caused to human society is far beyond what Magneto can do.
United States always pokes Ellis in a daze.
morning.
A top-secret report appeared on his desk, causing him to temporarily cancel all trips.
Shocked.
Funny.
Angry.
fear.
I was shocked because the content in the report was so bizarre that I found it funny later.
Did someone make a mistake and send the science fiction novel to his desk as a report?
Then he saw the final series of signatures from powerful figures at all levels of the military and government, and was silent for a moment.
Then.
He was angry.
What kind of plane are you doing? For such a major incident, a formal report was not submitted until today?!
He called General Rugg, who he personally ordered to take charge of the incident, on the spot. General Rugg explained that the incident was too bizarre and he did not dare to submit a report without definite evidence.
What General Rugg said makes sense.
But we always don't believe in the punctuation mark next to it.
Is there any definite evidence in the report submitted now? It should be that after the global abnormality occurred in the morning, Rugg had to submit a report to deal with it.
Exhaling, Mr. General Tong threw away his anger.
As a qualified politician, anger is an unnecessary emotion.
Of course.
He also has the power to punish General Rugg to a certain extent.
But that will happen after all the dust is settled. Now, we must figure out what is going on.
After he read the report carefully, a sense of fear arose in his heart.
Earth destruction crisis?
In a disaster where no one is spared, he always takes the same "pills".
Are you not willing to accept it? It's obviously hard to climb to this position, and then everyone can finish the game together?
For a time, we all had a lot of thoughts about you.
Afternoon.
General Ross requested a meeting.
Ellis agreed. Generals General Ross and Rugg belong to different factions and represent different interest groups. I hope he can give a different direction.
Through communication with General Ross, he learned that not only General Ross, but also the Secretary of State and Deputy General Tong got the news before him.
This! This, this is so deceiving!
Mr. General Tong almost burst a blood vessel.
General Ross pretended not to see Mr. Tong, and smiled secretly in his heart, "Rugg, Rugg, prepare to receive countless pairs of shoes from Mr. Tong in the future."
From now on... That's right, Ross doesn't believe the crisis of earth destruction that General Rugg said.
Crisis, Thaksin.
He didn't believe that the earth was destroyed, and he was paranoid in his heart that Rugg deliberately exaggerated the crisis, and then waited for the crisis to be resolved to increase his credit in disguise.
The thoughts and ideas of General Ross are actually the same as those of Rugg - if he had not been deeply involved in this incident, Rugg must have thought the same way.
To put it bluntly, they are all birds of a feather.
General Ross suggested to the general barrel that if a real crisis occurs, nuclear bombs should be used if necessary.
Nuclear bomb?
Ellis was stunned for a moment.
In times of emergency, the general barrel does have the authority to launch specific nuclear bombs.
Of course.
It's not a suitcase with a nuclear bomb launch button as some people speculated - that thing is actually a box that can instantly turn into a bulletproof and radiation-proof shield, used to prevent assassinations.
Ellis masters a set of randomly generated nuclear bomb launch codes that are valid for twenty-four hours.
Actually.
As long as there is time, whether to launch or not, the chief barrel must also hold a meeting.
Many people say that Zongtong is actually a puppet of the capitalists who control United States behind the scenes.
Haha~
Ellis can tell you with certainty that yes, it is a puppet.
But why do so many people break their heads and fight to become a puppet?
Because this puppet has a lot of freedom.
When you gain the greatest vanity in the world, it does not prevent you from getting your own benefits.
In short, no real person will blatantly stand on your head and shit.
When a general manager decides on something, does it need to be supported by data and research reports? Does it need to have think tanks and staff to provide opinions?
If all the evidence shows that this is the right thing to do, even the general manager can only do this, and everyone knows that the so-called "all evidence" is actually arranged.
Afternoon.
When a huge cloud tornado appeared, and the think tank, which had always been divided, agreed that nuclear bombs should be launched, Mr. Tong understood that this was what was meant above.
The problem is, this is the sky above New York area.
Is that too flippant?
Regardless of whether the nuclear bomb can kill that monster, New York City is 90% finished.
Now that things have come to this, it is obvious that someone has to take the blame afterwards. The bigger the incident, the higher the position of the person who takes the blame.
There is a nuclear bomb in the sky over an international metropolis. Who else but Mr. Tong can bear this heavy responsibility?
Once this pot is carried, it will be stinky for thousands of years.
Ellis is unwilling to give in.
But disobedience is not as simple as impeachment.
Ellis is hesitating.
"Hello, Your Excellency Mr. Tong."
A gentle voice sounded in Ellis's head.
"Who are you?"
Ellis asked. He looked at the staff and bodyguards in the room and found that the others had become like sculptures. In addition to being able to move their eyeballs.
"I am Charles·Francis·Xavier. Of course, you can also call me--Professor X."
"Mutants..." Of course Ellis knew the famous Professor X and Mutants, who were famous pacifists. This made him relieved and his tone became tough. "What do you want to do? Attacking the United States barrel is a crime of treason. Or is this crisis related to Mutants?"
Related to Mutants?
Ellis There is no evidence at all, let's throw the blame away first.
"Of course it has nothing to do with Mutants. In fact, X-Men are doing their best to help maintain order and stop Mutants from committing crimes. As for the attack..." Ellis said, "I just want to talk."
"Humph!" Ellis said, "Is this how you talk?"
"It's an urgent matter, please forgive me."
Charles sincerely apologizes.