"Can we trust it?"
After the communication ended, only the red lights and alarms of combat readiness remained on the bridge. Fury had been thinking with his head lowered when Hawkeye behind him could not help asking that question.
The director let out a long sigh, but his face remained expressionless.
"We don't trust anyone, Clint. Especially a machine brain."
"Then are we still cooperating with it, General?"
Hawkeye put on his red sunglasses and checked the quiver on his back, preparing to lead S.H.I.E.L.D.'s strike team into a desperate fight.
On the other Earth, there was a group of idiotic freaks called the Avengers. They had not only notified every government on their own Earth, but had also helped notify all the nations of Earth-1610. Chaos was now spreading across both worlds at once.
If Fury had not made an agreement with Ultron, New York might already have fallen by now.
But the city was now filled with rioters, robots, zombies, alien Zerg, and Hydra Rebels. That was already enough to prove the world stood at the edge of a cliff. If they did not destroy the other Earth, their own people would eventually destroy themselves.
"Cooperate, because right now, we're locked in a fight to the death with another Earth." Fury rose to his feet, the hem of his black trench coat sweeping out in an arc. "They're powerful. We need allies in any form. There's nothing to weigh here. Execute the plan. I'll contact Iron Man."
Hawkeye was Egghead's loyal supporter and never discounted an order. Even when faced with a suicide mission that meant leading a team of ordinary people to raid the other Earth, he still stood at attention with a calm smile and saluted before turning and leaving.
After a brief silence, a communications