Just look at Loki, he was personally taught by Frigga!
I don't know how good he is in the 199999 Universe, after all, for some reason, just like Iron Man, who can fly and has many long-range attack methods, prefers close combat, the Archmage Loki also prefers close combat.
Besides his magic of phantom clones, Loki hasn't been seen using any other magic.
But in the Main Universe, he is the First Mage of the Nine Realms!
And it's a recognized one!
However, Loki in the 199999 Universe shouldn't be much worse, you know he even exiled Odin to Earth!
Although Odin eventually saw through Loki's magic, it's enough to prove the point.
"First Mage of the Nine Realms? As expected of my brother, Thor!"
"Though only adopted!"
Thor couldn't help but show a somewhat healing smile, like Big Yellow.
Although Loki had done so many wrong things, and the diary also revealed more of his wrongdoings, no matter what, he was still Thor's brother!
What's more.
Thor also learned from the diary that the starting point for Loki doing so many things was simply wanting to be on equal footing with him, nothing more.
It wasn't that Loki's heart was truly evil.
In this situation, Thor naturally still recognized Loki as his brother.
His feelings for Loki hadn't changed much, and instead, he felt a bit more guilty.
So, when he saw his brother was so impressive, Thor felt truly honored from the bottom of his heart.
First Mage of the Nine Realms?
Not bad, not bad!
Although that was Loki from the Main Universe, Thor had also learned some characteristics of parallel Universes from Tony Stark and others.
He knew this could be used as a reference.
Even in his own Universe, Loki's magic must be top-notch!
"Exiled Odin?"
But then, the warm smile on Thor's face instantly stiffened, and he was completely stunned.
Loki, exiled Odin?
His own brother, exiled his own Father?
???
What the hell!
What kind of chaotic development is this!
Is Loki's magic really that powerful?
He can even exile a god of Father's level?
You know, this is his Father, Odin, the Lord of the Nine Realms, the All-Father, the greatest and most powerful god in the Universe!
Even if Loki truly has the level of the First Mage of the Nine Realms, he shouldn't be able to do such a thing, right?
How could Loki be so powerful!
Of course, that's not the most crucial thing, the most crucial thing is, why would Loki exile Odin?
Is this brat crazy?
How dare he do such a thing to his Father?
This is truly rebellious!
How could he be so disrespectful to his Father!
Thor started to feel a bit annoyed.
This couldn't be another one of Loki's pranks, could it?
You know, Loki has loved playing pranks since he was a child, turning into a snake to trick Thor, cutting Sif's hair, these are all basic tricks, and he wasn't even well-behaved in front of his Father and Mother.
But no matter what, Loki had never been so excessive!
Or, is this not Loki's prank, but something else happened?
Thor fell into deep thought.
Tony, in front of another diary, was deeply speechless.
Recalling his past "heroic" deeds, Tony found that the diary's complaints were right, and he was speechless!
Possessing the most terrifying and advanced weapons on Earth in the current era, he did seem to be more enthusiastic about close-quarters combat.
Basically, more than eighty percent of his battles, big and small, were resolved with fists.
Only in very necessary situations would he use the weapons inside his armor.
It made the various weapon systems equipped inside the armor seem like mere decorations.
"Do I even need to use weapons to deal with those guys?"
"My fists alone are enough!"
However, Tony then shrugged nonchalantly.
Why use a butcher's knife to kill a chicken!
He didn't pay attention to this matter, but continued to focus on the diary, waiting for further spoilers from the diary.
However, several minutes passed, and there was no movement on the diary.
Tony knew that Zhou Cheng had once again stopped updating without warning.
Tony, who was already used to it, naturally closed the diary.
After a brief thought, the Playboy immediately gave Jarvis an order: "Contact Nick Fury."
"Calling…"
"Stark?"
Soon, Nick Fury's voice rang in the Playboy's ear.
"I won't waste words, I think you've probably guessed why I'm looking for you, I'll just ask directly."
"Have you collected my DNA?"
Tony directly questioned Nick Fury.
"Stark, you've misunderstood me."
Nick Fury's voice sounded flawless, and he denied it without thinking, "Perhaps that other me did do such a thing, but that's not me!"
"I haven't collected your DNA or anyone else's!"
If it were another person, Tony might have actually believed him.
But facing an Agent like Nick Fury, Tony felt that doing so was simply insulting his intelligence.
"I don't care if you did it or not, but I want you to know, some things are beyond my bottom line!"
Tony warned Nick Fury with a serious expression.
"You're not the only one with a bottom line."
"Beep beep beep…"
After Nick Fury left Tony with such a remark, he immediately cut off the communication.
"It seems the Harvest Plan needs to be even more careful!"
Then Nick Fury subconsciously rubbed his Sun temple and let out such a sigh.
First of all, Graway can no longer be used.
Of course.
Ever since he discovered Graway was secretly causing trouble, Nick Fury had become very wary of him.
He was also considering whether to remove Graway from the Harvest Plan team.
However, to avoid alerting the enemy, Nick Fury temporarily didn't do so.
He just arranged more forces to monitor Graway, that's all.
After all, Graway had always been in charge of the Harvest Plan, and there were only so many Skrulls on the surface, so suddenly replacing him with someone else would indeed be a bit abrupt.
But now, Nick Fury couldn't care less.
The other two diary holders were Tony and Black Widow.
There was no need to worry about Black Widow at all.
She was not only his subordinate but also a veteran Agent.
She would definitely deeply understand Nick Fury's reasons for doing so and would agree.
It was Tony's side that needed to be more careful.
He couldn't show any flaws to him.
And considering Tony's intelligence and advanced equipment, doing so meant that Nick Fury couldn't collect DNA from Tony.
Fortunately, Tony's DNA wasn't that important to Nick Fury anyway.
What Nick Fury valued most was the DNA of those super-soldiers who possessed extraordinary powers!
"Coulson."
After sorting out his thoughts, Nick Fury sat back in his seat and called over the honest Coulson.
"Officer, what are your orders?"
Coulson stood respectfully in front of Nick Fury's desk, waiting for his boss's orders.
"There's someone I need you to investigate."
Nick Fury directly gave Coulson this order, "I'm not very clear about her specific identity yet, but her nickname is 'Quake'."
Quake?
Coulson immediately made the exact same guess as Nick Fury: this was an extraordinary person who could emit shockwaves.
"Besides that, do we have any other information?"
After some thought, the honest man looked up at Nick Fury and asked.
"That's what you need to figure out."
Nick Fury said to Coulson as a matter of course.
"I'll do my best."
Although this task was a bit difficult, as it was indeed not easy to find someone based on just a nickname, Coulson still gladly accepted the order.
Who told him he was just an employee?
"Oh, by the way, what about Scott?"
After a pause, Nick Fury remembered something and continued to question Coulson.
Scott here was undoubtedly Scott Lang.
Although the Future Avengers didn't reveal too much information to the Avengers, the Avengers still gained an important insight.
At the very least, they knew the identity of Ant-Man, didn't they?
Nick Fury naturally didn't hesitate and immediately ordered Coulson to investigate.
"This guy is really a bit of a shame."
Coulson gave such an evaluation, "A master of electronic engineering from a prestigious university, working in a top enterprise, he could have had a broad future."
"But later, due to his overwhelming sense of justice, he modified the company's source code and hacked into the company's security system, just to seek justice for the customers who were harmed by his old employer."
"The result was undoubtedly, he was fired and suppressed."
"Later, his life took a sharp turn for the worse, he resorted to theft out of necessity, and was eventually sentenced to five years."
"He is currently serving his sentence at San Quentin State Prison."
After a brief sigh, Coulson gave Nick Fury a simple introduction to Scott Lang's relevant information.
"It's really a bit of a shame."
Nick Fury was slightly surprised.
The diary did mention that Ant-Man was a thief, but it never mentioned that Ant-Man had such a high degree!
An electronic engineering master reduced to a thief, it must be said, is indeed a bit regrettable.
However, Ant-Man was actually imprisoned in San Quentin State Prison?
If he remembered correctly, his old friend Frank Castle was also imprisoned in that prison back then.
"From now on, keep an eye on Scott Lang."
"Report any unusual activity to me."
After quickly collecting his thoughts, Nick Fury once again gave Coulson such an order.
"Understood, Officer!"
The honest Coulson immediately responded and then left to carry out the order.
Watching Coulson's retreating back, Nick Fury couldn't help but sigh inwardly.
Hardworking, never complaining about any task he assigned, capable, and most importantly, loyal to him.
He began to understand why the other him in that other Universe chose to revive Coulson after his death.
And after Coulson left, Nick Fury once again fell into deep thought.
Thinking about what?
Vision!
There's no need to elaborate on Vision's incredible abilities, the diary has mentioned them many times before.
Vision even once single-handedly swept through the entire Avengers.
Nick Fury naturally couldn't be indifferent to such terrifying power.
What's more, whether it was Asgard's Destroyer before, or Loki not long ago.
Even those few Future Avengers who had no ill intentions.
Nick Fury also felt the inadequacy of Earth's defense forces.
Although these conflicts ultimately achieved good results, they contained a large element of randomness.
Take Asgard's Destroyer, for example, if Nick Fury hadn't read the diary and given Captain America the Thor's Hammer cheat, they really wouldn't have won.
Loki needs no mention.
He single-handedly stole the Tesseract, and a small mind control trick caused the Avengers to fall apart.
In the end, it was Satan who turned the tide.
What about the Future Avengers?
There's no need to mention Ant-Man, Future Tony alone was enough to sweep everyone.
In this situation.
Nick Fury was undoubtedly eager to improve the overall strength of the Avengers.
Therefore, Nick Fury paid high attention to those Avengers mentioned in the diary, and not just the Avengers, but also the strong individuals whom Nick Fury believed could be recruited.
But unfortunately.
As of now, except for Red Guardian, there has been basically no substantial gain.
Either the specific identity hasn't been found, or the person is still an ordinary person, and they can only wait for the right time.
And now, it was Nick Fury's golden opportunity!
After all, the diary had already explained clearly how Vision was born, hadn't it?
Isn't it Mind Stone + Vibranium?
And now, the Mind Stone was already in hand!
As for Vibranium, the diary had already spoiled it, there were still "stocks" on Earth.
And with S.H.I.E.L.D.'s size, if there was none, then so be it, but if there was, Nick Fury believed he would definitely be able to get his hands on it.
In other words.
The hardware conditions for creating Vision were almost mature and wouldn't be a big problem.
What everyone lacked now was the software issue: the knowledge and skills related to creating Vision.
Although Nick Fury wasn't clear what role Ultron played in creating Vision.
But since Ultron planned to eliminate all humanity, there was no doubt that he wouldn't be involved in this matter.
What's more, Ultron doesn't even exist right now, does he?
If they wanted to create Vision, they could only rely on their existing resources and personnel.