SHIELD New York Division.

"Sir, I still haven't found any trace of the gangsters involved," the Iron Cavalry reported to Colson.

"Forget it," Colson is now increasingly looking like a director: "It can be seen from their decisive actions and retreat that their actions must have been carefully planned, so we still have to work hard on those superheroes."

"But this is very difficult," the Iron Cavalry couldn't help but frown when he heard this.

"You have to try everything so that you can know the result," Colson got up, took a suit top from the hanger and walked out, "New York City needs us, we don't have much time."

"Who will we look for first?" the Iron Cavalry asked immediately afterwards.

"Superman."

Manhattan, at the top of the Empire State Building, Superman stood in the wind, constantly scanning the lower end with his perspective eyes.

"Mr. Superman, can we talk?" Colson opened the hatch and shouted at Superman not far away on the helicopter.

"Who are you?" Superman asked lightly.

"I guess you should see it too," Colson smiled slightly, "I am a national public official."

"Do you want to persuade me to leave?" Superman looked at Colson with a blank expression.

It can be seen from his expression and tone that many public officials like Colson have come to see him during this period. It can also be seen from Superman still staying in New York that the words of those people before did not touch him, so he stayed here.

"Yes," Colson nodded to admit.

"Then don't waste your energy anymore," Superman said coldly: "I will not leave until the gangs in this city pay enough for what they do."

"Don't say that, Mr. Superman," Colson continued to smile, "I don't know how the public officials who came to talk to you before told you, but I'm different from them. I'm here to really solve this incident and trouble."

"How do you plan to solve it?" Superman was silent for a moment and asked. Although Superman's expression did not seem to have changed, Coles couldn't help but feel slightly happy. Because he knew that the other party's attitude had loosened a little, as long as he showed sincerity, it would not be difficult to persuade Superman to leave.

"I believe you can see that Mr. Superman, you can see that the department I serve is not an ordinary authority department..." Colson gave a simple self-introduction and explained the approximate power of his department to the Superman in front of him.

"So what?" With Superman's smart brain, Superman had already vaguely guessed the other party's intention, but he still asked for it.

"We don't have to do things like the police station and the FBI. We need to pay attention to evidence to arrest people, so... Mr. Superman, please give me three months. I will give you the Heroes group an explanation that satisfies you." Colson said to Superman seriously with a face-to-face wind.

Superman was silent for a moment and continued to ask, "Can I believe your promise?"

"Of course," Colson nodded firmly, and at the same time, in order to prove that his words were convincing, he directly revealed his identity: "I am now the director of the New York area, and I have the right to deal with all the things in this area of ​​New York that fall within our jurisdiction."

"Okay, it's only three months," Superman said, then raised his arms and flew into the clouds.

"It seems that Superman is easier to talk to than I expected," said the helicopter-driven driver, who was driving the helicopter, and said with his back to Colson.

"Do you really think so?" Colson closed the hatch door and smiled slightly.

"Isn't it?" The helicopter that the Iron Cavalry started to operate rushed back.

"He knew that what I said was true, so he left," Colson said in a deep voice: "Don't underestimate anyone, May, especially a Superman."

"So, do you really want to attack the New York gangster?" Tieqi asked.

"Of course," Colson nodded and said seriously: "The gangsters in this city need someone to give them some colors, otherwise they will go to heaven."

Just as Colson used his affinity to settle Superman and then prepared to continue to persuade the thorny superheroes to leave the city, Anthony finally settled Susan's family, and then there was a dinner for guests and guests.

I have to say that although Anthony and Susan may be a little awkward, the parents of both sides are quite harmonious.

Needless to say, Serena is a media person, and she is good at scrutinizing people's hearts. Therefore, she soon became a sister who could talk to Susan's mother, Mary, and made an appointment to go shopping on Fifth Avenue tomorrow.

James is almost the same. He put down the things on the gang side. He has time to do something he didn't have before. For example, fishing, playing golf, listening to musicals, etc. Therefore, after this period of influence, he doesn't look like a bloody gangster at all.

In addition, they also have a lot of common topics with each other, such as fearing their wives, so they quickly talked about everything. They even made an appointment to ride on James' yacht to fish and pass the time when both parties were idle the day.

Finally, there is Susan's younger brother, the future Fantastic Four, Jonathan. This person's personality may be bad from the perspective of an adult, but for children, his personality is quite likable. So soon he got along with Anthony's younger brother and sister, and the two parties made an appointment to prepare for some more dangerous and exciting experiments.

However, this behavior was quickly suppressed by both parents at the dinner party, and ordered him not to play with the messy things he said. However, judging from his narrow-minded eyebrows and the constant communication eyes with Anthony's younger brother and sister, he probably didn't take the heart to the suppression just now. He would still be overwhelmed whenever he had time.

It seems that he is going to find someone to stare at him. Anthony thought to himself that he must not let him lead his younger brother and sister.

A dinner with guests and guests ended soon. According to Susan's parents' opinions, they were going to go home, but they could not stop Anthony's mother Serena's enthusiastic invitation. In addition, the evenings in New York were indeed a bit messy these days, so they half-swered and lived in the guest room below Caesar's Palace.

In this case, Susan naturally couldn't leave alone, so she met Anthony face to face again.

"It seems that our parents get along better than we do," Anthony said in a funny way as he looked at the backs of his parents who were walking away from each other.

"That's certainly," Susan said lightly: "A bastard like you is enough. If the whole family is like this, wouldn't New York be a big deal."

"I just think you are complimenting," Anthony chuckled and said, "Let's go, let's rest too. We've been busy all day."

"We? Who wants to rest with you!" Susan was slightly stunned when she heard this, and then said angrily: "You have to figure it out, Anthony, I just said to get along with you, and I didn't promise to marry you. I just gave you a chance. Do you understand?"

"I understand," Anthony said lightly, "I have always cherished this opportunity, haven't I?"

After Anthony said that, without waiting for the other party to react, he picked up Susan and carried it to his direction.
Chapter completed!