Chapter 499

That doesn't seem very reliable.

Even if they are not interested, that is still Superman.

And he even used heat vision.

That there isn't a single bystander is very outrageous.

Coulson observed the situation at the airport for a while.

But what he couldn't figure out was.

He didn't know why.

This battle between Superman and Hawkeye.

It really seemed like no one was paying attention.

Although he didn't understand the specific reason.

But no one paying attention and no chaos being caused.

This is naturally a good thing.

After confirming that no one was paying attention, Coulson left with doubts.

He still had to return to headquarters to report the previous situation to Nick Fury.

Actually.

Coulson did not know.

The reason the passersby at the airport did not pay attention to this side.

Was all because of Carl.

When he took action, he had already hypnotized all the passersby at the scene.

After all.

The person he was dealing with was just Hawkeye from S. H. I. E. L. D.

It had nothing to do with those ordinary passersby.

Carl was also not afraid of being seen by ordinary people when he took action.

Because these ordinary people could not possibly affect him.

At most, he would feel it was troublesome when ordinary people asked for a photo.

And letting passersby encounter panic for no reason.

Was also not what Carl wanted.

Therefore.

When he took action, he hypnotized the passersby at the airport.

Coulson drove to a hidden location.

After changing to a plane, he headed straight to headquarters.

While on the plane.

He contacted Nick Fury.

Soon, the communication was connected.

Nick Fury's voice sounded, "Coulson?"

"Director, regarding the mission to contact Superman."

"I have some situations that I need to report to you."

"Oh? Go ahead."

"I think it's better to talk about this in person."

"Alright."

Coulson asked, "Director, are you still at headquarters?"

"That's right."

Nick Fury, although he didn't know why Coulson wanted to report in person.

But the two had a decades-long friendship, and he understood Coulson as a person.