In the end, Deadpool gave in. Pen ~ Fun ~ Pavilion www.biquge.info but instead of mentioning his employer, he was slashed by Stark - on commissions.

Speaking of which, the reason why Deadpool's asking price was cut by Stark, a guy who claims to be "not used to bargaining", is that in addition to his reluctance to name his original employer, there is another point, that is, he needs Stark's instruments to track Zorro's location, and even calls Stark Industries' artificial satellite through Jarvis. This gives Stark the best reason to bargain: you see, without me, you wouldn't even be able to earn back that commission from an unknown person!

In addition, Stark has a very important clause that is particularly emphasized, which is that Deadpool does not speak or even does not speak...... Oh, poor Deadpool.

Of course, Deadpool didn't suffer, but made more money than before - if he could catch Zorro in the end.

Things are not going well. When the group used Stark Industries' satellites to lock on to the positioning chip that Deadpool had installed inside the knife that Zorro had stolen, the location of the chip had already left the eastern shore of the Pacific Ocean and was about to enter the deep sea.

"I found out, it's an ocean-going freighter. Departed from the Port of Auckland three hours ago and was destined for Singapore in Southeast Asia. With that, Romanoff put away his phone and looked at the others.

Captain America was thoughtful: "It seems that that guy deceived Deadpool by pretending to go north after leaving Deadpool, but actually went south to the port of Oakland." Then he thought of a way to get on that ocean-going freighter and try to escape from the United States. At this, he paused. What company is that ship? ”

Romanov was stunned for a moment: "Hmm, the family business owned by the Quinn Consortium, the richest man in Star City." Why, do you suspect that Zorro colluded with the people of that company? ”

Star City is right next to Auckland (PS), which is probably one of the reasons why the American team has that idea.

But Romanov doesn't think so.

Stark on the side also shook his head: "I also think it's unlikely." ”

In Stark's opinion, if Zorro really colluded with the Quinn Consortium, it was obviously more appropriate to start from the port of Star City. It's closer, more convenient, and it's also under the control of the Quinn Consortium, which is safer.

"And how did he get on that ship?" A high school student otaku obviously also thinks that the American team's thinking is not wrong, "From here to Auckland, I found an ocean-going cargo ship that was about to go to sea and successfully boarded it without being discovered, it only took three hours, is it unlikely?" ”

It's not the distance from Sequoia National Park to the Port of Oakland that the little spider is struggling with, but the procedure and manner of boarding. It can only be said that he, like the American team, has not yet adapted to the world in which he lives. The American team is still "making up lessons" because it has been sleeping for 70 years, while the little spider is still a little simple.

"After all, it's not an airport, it's a port, a cargo terminal, and the security measures are not so tight. There are ways for people like us to get into a ship. Hawkeye said this, looking like a person who had come over the vicissitudes of time, and a certain high school student was stunned.

Regardless of whether Zorro has colluded with the Quinn Consortium or with the staff of the Port of Oakland, Captain America, as the leader, is not entangled in this issue now that others are on the ship. Of course, it's not his style to just drop a clue – or a suspicion.

"Clint, it's up to you to investigate the communications records of the Quinn Consortium and the relevant management personnel in the Port of Oakland." He commanded Hawkeye.

This time it was Hawkeye's turn to be stunned. He looked at the American team, and then at the Black Widow, and it was obvious that the Black Widow was better suited to do this than him. In his opinion, he is more combative, and Black Widow is more suitable for espionage and investigation.

Black Widow shrugged at this. She doesn't care. To be honest, she didn't want to deal with that guy who was very talkative.

It's just that even if you run away from some things, it will still come to your door. No, the captain spoke.

"Romanov, you'll set off with us later." "Until Clarefrey decides to come over and help, you're the only one who can make things work out in a less drastic way in the unlikely event that something goes wrong." ”

All right. Black Widow nodded helplessly. It's not entirely because she had a relationship with Zorro, it's just that it's more appropriate for her to do some sneak attacks, divert the enemy's attention, and so on.

Just get used to it.

Next, the team divided into two ways. Poor Hawkeye sets off for Oakland alone, while Team America, Iron Man, Spider-Man, Stone Man and Black Widow are aboard a hardened version of the Quint modified by Stark (or is it a castrated version of S.H.I.E.L.D.'s Quinquin?). ), heading to a location in the Pacific Ocean that has been tracked by positioning.

(Hey, hey, audience, and me!) I'm on this sassy plane too! - A "robbed Santa Claus" said to the people outside the screen. ）

Along the way, the American team and others are still discussing some details. Finding Zorro and even locking Zorro's location is not as simple as directly arresting people. It was an ocean-going freighter sailing in the middle of the ocean, and if there was a battle on it, it would kill people.

"So when our plane approaches that freighter, Stark, you use your X-rays and stuff like that to lock down where Zorro is on the ship." The U.S. team thought as they said, "If we can, we'll try to catch him without causing much movement." If not, then you can only do it after the freighter docks. ”

Even the American team, who was talking, didn't think that the first "what if" had much chance of happening. Although he didn't know Zorro very well, Zorro was an experienced mercenary after all, and he definitely wouldn't just find a place to stay. It's almost impossible for Zoro to be in the outermost room, as the little spider thinks now, and the Avengers can suddenly break some part of the hull above the waterline and pull Zorro to the surface of the sea without causing damage to the hull. But if it's the second "what if" scenario, well, unless the ocean-going freighter will dock halfway through, they will have to wait for more than a week to reach Singapore!

Taking into account factors such as weather and ocean currents, more than a week is still less. There is no doubt that none of the superheroes planned to spend that long with Zorro.

Stark thought for a moment, then said to Team America, "I'll take Black Widow with me then." ”

The American team immediately understood Stark's thoughts.

"Once you find a target, you can play as you please. But Romanov, don't pull ordinary people in. ”

What the U.S. team thought of was nothing more than poisoning and assassination. Although the American team is known as Wei Guangzheng, it is definitely not pedantic, especially on the battlefield. Of course, changing "poisoning" to "drugging", and then replacing "assassination" with "sneak attack" is more in line with his taste.

As for what he said about playing freely...... Just listen to it, don't take it seriously!

(PS: Here Star City adopts the Seattle version, but instead of replacing Seattle, it exists side by side.) Also, don't get too hung up on the specific geospatial situation. If you really want to find a sense of existence from the original book, anyone who has read the joint publications of the Avengers and Zhenglian knows that DC's Earth is larger than Marvel's Earth, which is almost the real Earth. So, there's no problem at all with an extra star city next to Seattle / lol. ）