Previously, when Rhaegar proposed to return to Bus to stay behind to pick him up, he thought that Coulson might send someone to spy on him, but as a result, fortunately, he was naturally a little disappointed, Coulson really did that.

The disappointment is naturally Coulson's distrust of him, which means that his future of elevating his status within Hydra to the point of having access to what he wants is still tortuous and long, and it is even possible that even the S.H.I.E.L.D. side will become more and more hostile to him - after all, he is not sure if Coulson still has the identity of a S.H.I.E.L.D. spy - which may break the situation and put him in a more difficult situation.

As for why I am happy, it is not difficult to understand. Although Rega had reached the level of 'immortality' in some strange way, he had to stay the last to 'withdraw' from the corpse in the process of pretending to be killed, and it would hurt before that. And if he is not forced to do so, he has not yet given up the idea of being a 'Regamalik'. Therefore, the arrival of May allowed him to avoid these.

At least for a short time, it was avoided.

May may not be as strong and fast as Rhaegar in terms of strength and speed, but not too far behind. The point is that Mei's father was one of the early Chinese Americans, probably because of this, Mei also learned many kinds of martial arts in addition to fighting skills, Tai Chi, Wing Chun, etc., and her attainments in each are not low, and the best of them - that is, the two named earlier - even have master-level strength. In this respect, she is also a mixed-race child, and she is much stronger than Rhaegar, who has Chinese nationality. And a technical player like her can often play a role in defeating the opponent when dealing with power players.

So after Mui suddenly jumped out and sneaked up and knocked Wolverine away, what Rhaegar saw was the scene where Mui used the small Wing Chun to beat Wolverine, who was used to opening and closing, so that he couldn't find North for a while. He barely used his wounded arms to prop himself up to the wall and half-lay down, severing the 'soul' from Malik's body to alleviate the pain of his physical injuries, while keeping an eye on the battle with the sight and sound of the 'soul'.

I have to say that such a battle situation surprised Rhaegar a little. But that's all it turned out to be. After about forty rounds, Mui had to switch from Wing Chun to Tai Chi and from the main attacker to the defensive counter-attack.

It's not that Mei did it on her own initiative, but that she is in the same situation as Rhaegar before her - neither her Wing Chun nor Tai Chi can cause effective damage to Wolverine. Enemies with super self-healing abilities are still too annoying and difficult to deal with. Unless you can overwhelm the enemy in absolute strength, such as the Dark Phoenix in the third part of the old version of "X-Men", or have the superpower to restrain the enemy's flaws in a certain aspect, such as Magneto who can control Wolverine itself by controlling the Edman alloy in Wolverine's body, or the absolute strength is not too absolute and has no restraint ability, but has an overwhelming advantage in some aspects, such as the professor who can mind control, the White Queen Jean Grey, and the unmatched Quicksilver in terms of speed...... Well, the last one is debatable, but Quicksilver is one of the fastest in the X-Men universe.

In addition, Rhaegar forgot whether it was the original setting or who summed it up in his previous life, mutants generally have stronger physical fitness than humans, and Wolverine belongs to the group with the best physical fitness among mutants. In short, he is not something that May and Rhaegar can beat. Even without the help of weapons of mass destruction such as missiles, the members of the entire Coulson squad would not be his opponent.

Of all the people Rhaegar knew in this world, there were only two who could compete with Uncle Wolf - no, it should be one plus half and half and half more. Two of the 'halves' refer to the Blade Warrior who also has the ability to heal itself but is not strong enough for Wolverine, and the Punisher who is not afraid of death and can shoot Wolverine in the head if he finds the right opportunity. And the complete one is the death knell that is seen as the second in the DC world.

Well, maybe there's another one, and that's the current murder scene, the murderer who is suspected of being a 'super vampire'. Wolverine doesn't have that bloody modus operandi. And if Rhaegar guessed correctly, Wolverine appeared here to clean up the tail of the 'super vampire'.

Of course, there is another possibility, Wolverine, like Rhaegar, is also tracking down the murderer. However, this possibility was ruled out when Rhaegar saw Wolverine neatly pull out the paper ball from the deceased's mouth, which had escaped the examination of the Hydra agents, as well as Fitz and Simmons.

Just as Rhaegar was thinking farther and farther away, a silver light flashed in his sight, drawing his attention back. It was the reflection of Wolverine's right hand of Edman's alloy steel claw, and those three steel claws were swinging towards May.

Mei was forced to flip back a moment ago because she wanted to dodge the steel claw of Wolverine's left hand, and at this time her body was still in mid-air and had nowhere to focus, and the steel claw of Wolverine's right hand was aimed at her throat with the movement of her body. So, it's almost a nirvana hit.

"No!"

Rhaegar subconsciously shouted, trying to get up and help. Although he didn't know Melinda Mae very well, after all, this woman was usually really cold, and she was sent by Coulson to spy on him, but Rhaegar couldn't let her die here. Once she really hung up, and Wolverine left, the beam was completely over. Even if Rhaegar could change his body and identity afterwards, he wasn't sure that no one would find out the truth. You know, it's a world of superpowers!

Wait, there's something weird...... After yelling "no", Rhaegar noticed that he hadn't moved Malik's corpse - after all, he had actively cut off the connection to the corpse, but the scene seen through the vision of the 'spirit' itself was still moving at a high speed. He felt as if he had hit something, and twice. The next moment, he noticed that his vision changed suddenly, and the scene he saw finally returned to normal.

It's just a little off. He saw his body, no, Malik's body was still over there half-lying against the wall, and he saw Wolverine get up from the ground, and he saw ...... Not? What about Melinda May?

Before Rhaegar could find out where May was, Wolverine frowned and glanced at him, then lunged forward, raising his hand to stab him with Erdman. Rhaegar subconsciously blocked the opponent's arm with his hand, and actually blocked Wolverine's almost full strength!

Hand? Oh my God......

Rhaegar saw that the hand was slimmer, its muscles not bulging as it had been, and it glowed eerily pale blue. Well, it's not his hand, uh, not Malik's, it's May's. The point is that he actually possessed Mei's body in a very unfamiliar way without taking the initiative to try, not the usual ordinary, but with the original one, or the azure 'soul' material form, Mei's entire body was wrapped! And even when Mei was still sober before! And the most important thing is that he controlled Mei's body in this new way of possession, and subconsciously reached out to block, and successfully blocked Wolverine's full force!

It's.