David didn't rush to the Marvel Universe to start the journey of collecting Infinity Stones, and in fact, he didn't need to be in a hurry.

Originally, he wanted Tony to spare enough free time to slowly tinker with the quantum space positioning device, but Tony was always busy, and before a project was completely over, he immediately started a new project.

When Tony is free, he doesn't know how long it will take, so David decides to cheat:

Have Steve use the Time Stone, take Tony to see what that quantum positioning device is all about, and then copy it directly.

Then, travel through quantum space to various parallel universes to collect the Infinity Stones.

Entering the quantum space requires cooperation with Ant-Man, which is not a bad thing for the old Ant-Man, after all, his wife is still trapped there, and he has always wanted to rescue his wife!

Tony can't be allowed to negotiate with Ant-Man, because Ant-Man has always believed that the Stark family wants to steal his own technology, and has a great prejudice against the Stark family.

With Tony's temper, as long as he chats with Old Ant-Man, he can fight on the spot.

Therefore, this job has to be left to Steve, he is still the commander of the Avengers anyway, and this operation is strictly a just move to protect the world, and it is his job for Captain America to be in charge of negotiating the parties.

Thinking of this, David realized one thing: his original plan was to go to a parallel universe and snatch the soul gem from Thanos, and the other gems didn't matter.

But if you think about it, it seems that other gems can also be obtained from other parallel universes, and there is no need for him to go all over the universe to get the 'Infinity Stones of this world'.

Even he thought of what period of Infinity Stones was the best time to collect, and there was no aftermath: Thanos snapped his fingers and arrived on the retirement planet, he directly attacked and killed Thanos, and all six gems were in his hands at once, isn't it beautiful?

Otherwise, he would have to go to Asgard to ask for the Cosmic Rubik's Cube, go to Sandar Star to ask for the Cosmic Spirit Orb, and go to the Void to find the Collector Aether Particles.

He didn't have any friendship with the Nova Legion of Sandal, and if he didn't get it right, it would cause misunderstandings.

Collectors in the Void are not easy to mess with, and Thanos can get aether particles from collectors, so there may be some conspiracy behind them...... Forehead...... In this way, you won't destroy any powerful schemes, and then be hated, right?

Thinking about it this way, it seems that it can't be sent to the door on the initiative.

Abandon the original plan and adopt a new one: simple, straightforward and efficient.

David only needs to tell Steve about his plans, and then he just needs to wait for Tony and Hank Pym to get all the preparations ready.

In order to avoid forgetting, David immediately went to the Marvel Universe to find Steve and explain his new arrangement.

“……”

After listening to David's plan, Steve was rather speechless, is this using the Time Stone as a cheat?

If you do that, you'll mess up the timeline, right?

However, Steve thought that the timeline he was in should have become slag long ago, so he did not express any objection, and simply agreed with it.

Anyway, he can't do it anymore, and when Strange grows up to the same extent, he can hand over the shift smoothly.

If he's lucky, he's not even bothered with Dormammu's invasion, and naturally has 'the greatest and most brilliant Supreme Mage' Stephen Strange to deal with.

"Speaking of which...... I heard Thor say that the last time you ran to Clark's world, you claimed to be a member of the Avengers of the Multiverse? Are you going to take the Avengers to another world? ”

"That's in Clark's universe, and here I'm the Multiverse Justice League's representative to Earth in this universe."

David gave Steve a speechless look, others don't know what the situation is still unclear to you? I'm just fooling those politicians with a vest.

But Steve's point in provoking the topic was not to complain, but to give him an inspiration for David's approach.

He is about to step down as the Supreme Mage, but he still has responsibilities such as the commander of the Avengers and one of the leaders of Hydra.

Avengers aside, S.H.I.E.L.D. has not collapsed today, and the Avengers' small life is quite nourishing.

Tony, who is the most capable of trouble, is busy with David's various scientific research work, and he has no time to do things, so the people of the earth in this world worship and praise the Avengers, and there is not much dissatisfaction.

And because S.H.I.E.L.D. has not collapsed, the Avengers are still an official team, and there are no politicians who come to them for trouble.

But Steve knows that this situation cannot be maintained for a long time, and after a long time, many people will naturally jump out, and these people have different purposes, but they will all cause trouble for the Avengers.

What if you add another layer of aura to the Avengers?

Just like David, choose a high-level civilization in the universe and attach the Avengers to a higher-level civilization, so that politicians on Earth will not dare to provoke at will.

For example, Asgard?

No matter what the Earth official thinks, in the eyes of the advanced civilization of the universe, the Earth is an uncivilized indigenous person protected by Asgard.

Even, Steve felt that he could take advantage of the situation to whitewash the part of Hydra that followed him, and it was quite interesting to transform into the Justice League.

"That's a good idea, but how are you going to make Asgard and the Justice League play properly?"

Running to Clark's side was able to make the 'Avengers' appear, because he happened to choose the point in time when the Kryptonians invaded Earth.

Although General Zod did not cause much damage to the earth because of his own agitation, the powerful earthlings of the Kryptonian people saw it clearly, these people wanted to occupy the earth, and with the combat strength of the earth's army, they had no ability to resist at all.

The Marvel Universe is more troublesome here, because Tony didn't go to Ultron, and Hydra didn't come to light, making the whole world relatively peaceful, and nothing major has happened recently.

Steve thought about it and finally decided to sacrifice his colleagues: "Looks like we're going to have to let the other snakeheads come out and sacrifice it." ”

“……”

David suddenly had a strange feeling that the captain of Hydra in front of him was the real conspirator, and he was about to turn the whole world upside down.

"It's up to you to decide these things."

After explaining the matter, David took the opportunity to chat with Tony, and learned that Tony would go to Winterfell in a few days, and was going to end the communication and return to Winterfell.

As soon as he got up, Steve said he had something to do, and David had to sit back down.

Filling up the already empty teacup, David took a sip and posed 'Something' 'The stance.

"Clint is thinking about retirement."

"And then?"

Calculating the time, Hawkeye has indeed been preparing for retirement in the past few years, and even made various preparations before retirement.

But what does this have to do with David?

As an agent of S.H.I.E.L.D., Hawkeye is not badly treated, including retirement, which should be arranged by Nick Fury, the director of S.H.I.E.L.D., right?

Sure enough, the next sentence is the key.

Natasha saw that her good partner was ready to retire, and she also had the idea of retiring.

"Oh~"

This time David understood, Natasha's situation is very special, and her retirement is not as simple as Hawkeye Clint Barton.

Natasha is not very old, she is in the prime of her life as an agent, and she is retiring at this time? Can Fury say yes?

Thinking about it at a deeper level, Natasha's background, even if Fury agrees, there will be a lot of people who don't agree.

So, Natasha found Steve here? Or maybe Black Widow has been eyeing Winterfell for a long time? Just through Steve to talk to himself about it?

"Natasha's retirement so early is a huge loss for the Avengers, right?"

"Actually, the current Avengers are pure combat squads, Natasha is more of a logistics, liaison and other work here, and in S.H.I.E.L.D., her role is to keep in touch with the Avengers, so it's boring for her to do it herself......"

"I see."

David took another sip of tea and realized that Natasha's desire to retire was fake, and leaving S.H.I.E.L.D. was her true idea.

After the Battle of New York, although they spent a considerable amount of time with the Avengers, their intimacy with each other was still not comparable to that in the original plot.

The Black Widow of this world is only familiar with Hawkeye, Captain America is in Kama Taj for a long time, and in his free time he has to go to Hydra to check on his subordinates, and occasionally go to the Avengers Mansion to see.

There is no original insight plan event, and the relationship with Black Widow is an ordinary comrade-in-arms.

Tony Stark runs to aliens every day, and he is basically nowhere to be seen, and even when he meets this agent and a great inventor, there is no topic to talk about.

Thor is obsessed with Jane's gentleness, and spends his time on Earth with Jane Foster, only to be seen on missions.

There is one left, Bruce Banner, Dr. Banner is the second most familiar to Natasha outside of Hawkeye, and she also learned from Banner that the other party is interested in moving to Winterfell, but was delayed by Tony's various research work.

That's when Natasha's thought came to her mind, 'It seems like a good choice to go to Winterfell to live an ordinary life'.

The idea began to thrive as Clint prepared to retire, and it is now being put into action.

"You know I'm tweaking and strengthening the intelligence department, right?" Davy thought for a few seconds and decided to explain it to Steve, so as not to misunderstand it in the future: "Natasha is such an excellent intelligence officer, if she really goes to Winterfell, I will most likely let her join the intelligence department." ”

"Either way, that's her choice." Steve believes that as long as David doesn't force Natasha to do what she doesn't want to do, then Black Widow's future can't be worse than staying in this world.

From what Steve knew about David, the Duke of Winter wasn't that kind of person.

"Make an appointment and I'll talk to Natasha in person."

(End of chapter)