Tony Stark had never thought about it before that being Chief of SHIELD was far from as simple as he thought.

Tony previously felt that since he could build the world's most advanced armor...one of them (his confidence has been a bit frustrated recently), and being able to manage an international behemoth like the Stark Group and also lead the world's most powerful team like the Avengers, it should be impossible to become Chief of S.H.I.E.

But now he knew how outrageous he was wrong. It was not until he sat in this position that he began to slowly understand how many messes there are in the world that need to be dealt with every day and how many potential threats he needs to come forward. There is also the "Superhero Registration Act"... This matter really made him anxious and even doubted his life for a while. The civil war finally came to an end, but now ATV is facing the problem of traitors...

Except for Maria Hill, the former deputy director of ASCH, he did not tell anyone about the existence of traitors within ASCH. One is to avoid alarming the enemy, and the other is because ASCH may not be ready to face such news - it will defeat many people's belief in the reconstruction of ASCH.

Tony admitted that he had never been able to play with the spy, so he was not a spy. Tony often couldn't help but wonder, did Nick Fury have a lot of trouble every day when he was the director of the city? If so, Nick Fury really made him look at him with admiration. He used to think that Fury was sitting in the director's office all day long and his life was very relaxed. Now he realized that Fury was really a rare talent.

It was at this stall that Nick Fury, a missing person who had been missing many years ago, suddenly appeared again and without any warning in Tony's director's office.

Tony stood at the door, looking at Nick Fury, who was sitting in his position right behind the desk, and couldn't help but frown.

"You know," he said, "that's my place now."

Fury crossed his fingers, holding his chin, expressionless: "Congratulations. How do you feel when you sit in this position? Does it satisfy you? Let you have the pleasure of holding power in your hands?"

Tony didn't say anything.

It is obvious that both of them know this answer. Tony is not a power-chasing person, and the only reason he sits in this position is because he believes he needs to do it. Because someone has to do it - just like the Superhero Registration Act, someone must stand up and become the demon in this hero battle.

Only he knew how much Tony gave up for this identity. But he had never experienced such things in a second.

"You are here to say this?" Tony walked into the office, and the automatic door was locked behind him, "In case you left ASUS for too long and forgot the rules...I have to remind you, Fury, you no longer have the authority to enter and exit the Director's office. No, you can't even board this mothership before... Then again, where did you come from? I've upgraded the security protocol, and you shouldn't be able to..."

"I'm always ready for all, Stark, you should know mine."

"Okay." Tony shrugged and said he accepted, "So how about now? Let me remind you first, if I order now, a team of agents will come to catch you within twenty seconds. So if you have any reason to prevent me from doing this, you can almost say it now."

Fury leaned forward and stared straight into his eyes.

"The ASCHS was infiltrated, Stark," he said.

Tony narrowed his eyes and said in a deep voice: "Say something I don't know."

"You must think you did a good job," said Fury. "You thought you were aware of this brewing conspiracy in time? No, you were too late, Stark. If you regard this game as a game of chess, you will still be kept in the dark until the general."

Tony frowned: "What does it mean?"

"It means that the situation is much worse than you think." Fury said, "Do you think this is a small fight like the Hydra before? A bunch of terrorist agents from history live inside the ASCHUN, ready to make a comeback at any time? No, no, compared to the situation you are facing now, those are not worth mentioning at all."

After a pause, he stretched out his hand seriously and pointed at Stark and said, "Listen, Stark. What you are facing now is not just about A.D. Shield itself, but about the security of the world. What you are facing now is about the survival of the human race."

Tony tried not to act so surprised, but he had to admit that it was really difficult. He had always had a lot of opinions about Nick Fury, but he knew clearly that Fury would not be the one who joked about such things. Even if it weren't for the fact that things were really bad, Fury wouldn't have come to the mothership in person to point him at the nose and warn him.

"Then let me know," Tony said, "tell me what we are facing."

"Even if I say it, you won't believe it." Fury leaned back into the seat, "I saw it as a truth, so I have copied all the information I already have into your computer. After I leave, you can read it slowly by yourself and decide whether to believe it."

Hell, why do you feel that this feeling of déjà vu seems a bit familiar?

Fury couldn't help but mutter in his heart. He remembered that when Hydra penetrated S.H.I.E.D., a guy appeared in the director's office for no reason and said such similar remarks to him. The guy also left information to him at that time. At that time, Fury always felt like he was following other people's old paths.

Of course, Nick Fury also noticed the Scruor people. Even though he was no longer Chief of S.H.I.E.D., he still had his own eyeliner and intelligence network. The situation was extremely bad, which he knew quite well. But considering that the Black Knight was there, he instinctively felt that things might not be that bad.

If it were that black knight, he would have noticed it. I hope he has already had some countermeasures...

"Okay, that's all I have to say. As for how to do it, it's all up to you." Fury leaned into the chair and muttered, "Hey, I haven't noticed it before, it's so comfortable to sit in this position..."

Tony: "..."

A request to enter the room came from outside the door, and Jarvis's voice sounded gently: "Sir, Deputy Director Hill has something to talk about."

Tony subconsciously turned his head to the door: "Let her wait a moment and say I'm busy."

Nick Fury appears in front of Tony mysteriously, which means he must have reasons not to see others. Tony knows that he is the kind of person who always thinks about the overall situation of all mankind. If Fury thinks that he has a sufficient reason not to show up, then Tony is willing to help him with this little favor.

But soon he discovered that the great Nick Fury didn't need his help at all. When Tony turned around again, the seat in front of him was empty, and the black and broken stewed egg sitting there was nowhere to be found...
Chapter completed!