vncnus Chapter 701 Where Do Ninjas Come From?
Chapter 701 Where Do Ninjas Come From?
Chapter 701 Where Do Ninjas Come From?
Peter finally understood Felicia's true purpose in seeking him out; it all boiled down to her father's matter. Although she had essentially killed the murderer, the battle with Hydra continued. However, Felicia simply didn't have the time or ability to intervene in these matters for the time being.
The CIA's situation is different. From this, we can infer many other things. For example, did they really go to Colombia and Mexico to investigate the sharp decline in the number of enhancers mentioned by the Defenders, searching for clues in those dangerous places? Felicia was injected with the super soldier serum, but that doesn't mean she's immune to bullets or even heavy firepower.
Therefore, she must have gone to investigate the CIA, specifically Donald Pierce. As is well known, a large portion of the CIA's operating funds come from overseas fortifier processing and raw material production. It is perfectly reasonable to find CIA clues among drug lords in Mexico and Colombia.
Furthermore, since Hydra is implicated in the death of the lynx, it's highly likely that there's a Hydra mole within the CIA (of course, everyone knows there is, but no one knows who). Donald Pierce might be a starting point; the connection between him and the lynx could potentially lead to information about Hydra.
Speaking of which, this guy's last name is Pierce, the same as Alexander Pierce, the S.H.I.E.L.D. representative on the World Security Council.
Thinking of this, Peter immediately asked, "Although everyone knows the CIA is the biggest drug lord, I really didn't expect you to go to Mexico and Colombia to investigate. What did you find out?"
"The CIA was involved in human trafficking, or more precisely, the trafficking of test subjects for human experiments. I discovered this while I was in Chapierce, and what's strange is that their destination wasn't some lab on the border, but New York."
The more Felicia spoke, the more puzzled Peter became. Sent to New York? What was the purpose of human trafficking to New York, and for human experimentation...?
"How did you determine that they were conducting human experiments?"
Felicia rolled her eyes at Peter and continued, "Of course I found out. I encountered quite a few cyborgs inside, not superpowered cyborgs, but... more like mechanical cyborgs."
"There's no need to send it to New York."
Peter thought for a moment, then asked Felicia, "Can you confirm approximately how many people there are?"
"There may already be several thousand people. They've been doing this for several years, and as far as I know, they're not just sending trafficked people, but also a large number of illegal immigrants. And the number of people crossing the border wall is increasing every year, and many of them are going missing. They're very likely being sent to New York."
New York... New York...
Peter sensed that something was wrong.
"Putting aside whether the CIA has the capability to hide so many people, New York City already has so many homeless people, why would they need to recruit from other places? If it were really human experimentation, there would be no need to send them to New York. Not to mention the Avengers and other monsters here, shouldn't such experiments be conducted in a more secluded place?"
The number of homeless people on the streets of New York has only recently begun to decline... wait...
Felicia looked at Peter, and Peter turned to look at Felicia as well. Then Felicia asked in return, "Are you thinking the same thing as me?"
"Fisk...and his homeless shelter." Peter took a deep breath. "Looks like I'll have to give him a visit."
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"Kingpin" Wilson Fisk is practicing boxing with his good friend, who is none other than the Prowler, Aaron Davis. Davis can only defend at the moment, while Kingpin is even jokingly instructing Davis on the key points of boxing.
But soon, Kingpin frowned, stopped, and turned to look behind him. The Prowler quickly turned around and saw Spider-Man standing against the wall. Kingpin told Aaron not to make any rash moves, then took off his boxing gloves and picked up his water glass.
"You made a mistake by capturing Warren, Spider-Man. To the police, apart from his past criminal record, he did nothing wrong. In fact, he could have easily argued that he went to fight alongside you guys that night to stop the Hand."
After Kingpin finished speaking, he gulped down a bottle of water. Peter simply retorted, "He's with Bullseye."
"Yes, but that woman was with the Hand from the beginning, and you were already engaged in fierce fighting at that time. No one could tell whether she was friend or foe. Besides... Lesker is an assassin. Who knows if there were others who gave him money to do something?"
Kingpin looked at Peter and laughed: "After all, he's dead, nobody knows."
After saying that, he found a chair and sat down. The Wanderer quickly handed Kingpin a towel, and Kingpin, wiping his sweat, said, "So, you came here just to interrogate me, Spider-Man?"
"No, I'm here to celebrate your imminent release from prison, am I right? I saw your GG car, and that GG word sounds quite funny. Everyone calls you 'Mr. Fisk, the kind-hearted man.'"
Kingpin laughed.
"A bail agreement has been reached, and I will be released on bail soon. Of course, if you are worried about whether I will run for mayor of New York City, I can only say that I will not be able to run until my sentence is over."
Peter looked at Kingpin and then asked a question.
"Do you know the details about the large number of Latin American trafficked people and illegal immigrants that the CIA is sending to New York?"
Upon hearing this, Kingpin exclaimed "Ah!" and then realized what was going on.
"So you suspect that my homeless shelter program is related to this matter. If I don't say anything, or if I'm lying, or if it really is related to me, this matter will be reported very quickly, and then my bail plan will be canceled."
Kingpin smiled at Peter and took another sip of water. "Luckily, you're someone who cares about those people, even more than whether I can stay here. So I'll be frank with you, Spider-Man. I didn't actually know about this before the Hand appeared."
"But now, I can tell you very clearly where these people were sent. Do you really think that all those immortal ninjas in the Hand are actually the result of training in ninjutsu?"
Peter then pressed further, "Why don't they use local New York homeless people? Are they worried about being exposed?"
"No, Spider-Man, you're wrong. The reason they don't target the local homeless is because I'm protecting them."
(End of this chapter)