The Days of Being a Spiritual Mentor in Meiman

Chapter 492: Who Is the Hardcore Ruthless Person? (Part 1)

The eastern suburbs of New York are a certain distance away from the most prosperous city center of New York, so the air is fresh and the scenery is pleasant.

In terms of municipal planning in the United States, this should be considered a town, but unlike the small town in most people's impression, this is actually another wealthy area in New York, or it can be said that this is the real wealthy area, and the land price is even higher than some places in Manhattan.

The living environment here is quite good, the town has a long history, complete supporting facilities, and most importantly, there is a very good sanatorium here.

The Bilie Sanatorium was built during the Reconstruction period of the United States. It was acquired by a wealthy businessman during World War II and renovated for the first time. It was completely demolished during the Cold War after the end of World War II, but it was rebuilt after the end of the Cold War.

In modern times, in order to increase the land price in the suburbs of New York, real estate businessmen thoroughly renovated this historic sanatorium and transformed it into a modern sanatorium.

Before, the owner here seemed to be an ordinary oil tycoon, but actually worked for the Russian Federal Security Service, commonly known as the KGB.

After the purging of all KGB near New York due to the Hydra incident, the oil tycoon was also deported to Russia, and his property was also seized, but now it has changed its owner and has become the new Arkham Sanatorium.

Because this sanatorium was built very early, it has been renovated many times along the way, but it has always existed. After the last major renovation, it has the world's top recuperation environment, coupled with a good natural environment and convenient transportation near New York. Therefore, real estate developers took a fancy to this condition and built a resort for the rich around the sanatorium, which is commonly known as the weekend villa area.

Arkham Sanatorium has a softball field, tennis courts, a small golf course, a park with a trail pond, a musical center and a yoga center, as well as all the medical facilities that a sanatorium should have. After Schiller became the owner here, another legally qualified mental illness treatment center is under construction.

In the office of the new Arkham Sanatorium, Schiller sat on the sofa by the window and looked at the scene outside the floor-to-ceiling window.

The office is located on the 6th floor of the administrative building of the sanatorium, with a wide view. Downstairs is the small park owned by the sanatorium. At this time, many parents are playing on the lawn with their children.

Some people may ask, isn’t this the private land of the sanatorium? How can anyone other than patients enter here? But in fact, these parents are all "patients" of the sanatorium, or members.

After Schiller took over the sanatorium, the system here became more like a club. As long as you have a membership here, you can use the facilities here for free. Not only that, the water sports center and comprehensive shopping center on the west side of the land were also established at the same time as the mental treatment center.

Just when Schiller was basking in the sun, squinting his eyes, and feeling a little sleepy, suddenly, there was a knock on the office door, and a nurse walked in and said: "Dr. Rodriguez, you have a visitor."

"Visitor, does he have an appointment?"

"No, but he said his name is Nick Fury."

"Even if his name is George Washington, he still needs an appointment..."

Just then, there was a sudden sound of hurried footsteps outside the door, and another nurse shouted: "Hey! Wait! Sir! You can't come in, we need an appointment here, sir..."

When Nick Fury squeezed in through the crack of the door, the two nurses were squeezed out by him. Schiller stood up from the chair helplessly, but Nick did not treat himself as an outsider at all and sat on the sofa, and then began to look at the environment in the office.

It has to be said that the hardware level of this nursing home building is impeccable. The decoration style here is the more common modern style in the United States, with simple and smooth lines, spotless tile floors, large floor-to-ceiling windows, bright and clean, and the evening sun shines on the room. The atmosphere in the room is comfortable and quiet.

But the first words Nick said broke the atmosphere here. He said, "I plan to reform S.H.I.E.L.D."

Schiller sat opposite the sofa and took out a box of cigars from the drawer under the coffee table. The two began to smoke. Schiller leaned on the back of the sofa very relaxedly and said, "I thought you would do this earlier."

"Let's not talk about this for now. You look in a good mood? It seems that your vacation is going well this time."

Schiller smiled, and Nick raised his eyebrows. He had never seen Schiller smile so sincerely. He heard Schiller say, "Do you know what the happiest thing in the world is?"

"What is it?"

"It's watching others work. Do you know what is more enjoyable than watching others work?"

"What is it?" Nick kept making jokes very politely.

"It's watching others do things that he doesn't want to do at all. Do you know what is more enjoyable than watching others do things that he doesn't want to do at all?" Schiller asked.

"It's watching others doing work he absolutely doesn't want to do, and the compensation he gets is something he really hates. He worked for two weeks and was almost exhausted to the point of exploding. Hahahahaha!"

Hearing Schiller's laughter, Nick shuddered involuntarily. He could sense that someone must have suffered a great loss when Schiller went on vacation this time.

"Well, let's talk about you. Are you finally going to reform the leaky SHIELD?"

"The term leaky is not very accurate." Nick shook his head. Obviously, he still had some knowledge of SHIELD's situation.

"Before, you put most of SHIELD's elite Hydra agents in the sanatorium and sold them to Mephisto. Do you remember?" Nick asked.

"Of course, their pensions should make up for the shortfall in your next quarter's funding." Schiller replied.

"At the same time, you also have new facilities in this sanatorium." Nick added. The two looked at each other and understood each other's meaning.

Sometimes, it's not that they want to be riddlers on purpose, but some words don't need to be said too clearly. Everyone knows that the process and results of this cooperation are perfect. Reviewing the perfect cooperation history will help to start the topic of the next cooperation.

"But now that all the people working have left, what will happen to the work of SHIELD?" Nick asked a soul-searching question. He said, "In the past, this group of people worked the hardest. They were willing to work overtime, did not ask for bonuses, and did not complain about external transfers. Even when I lowered their insurance coefficients, they had no objection. My God, are there any better employees than this?"

"No." Schiller shook his head, and Nick spread his hands and said, "To be honest, if I didn't need money urgently, I really couldn't bear to sell them."

"It's useless for you to regret now. This group of people has probably been taken by Mephisto to give economics lectures in hell. If you ask him for them, he won't give them to you."

"I don't plan to take them back. After all, even if they work hard and never complain, they will definitely make a fuss if they know that I sold them. "

"So what are you going to do..."

Nick smiled, then rubbed his hands, looked at Schiller and said, "Aren't you the general manager of Hydra's Americas region? How about some more?"

"You..." Schiller was choked for a rare moment. He looked at the smile on Nick's face and said, "You mean, let me transfer some more Hydras to work for you for free at SHIELD?"

"What do you mean by working for free?!" Nick raised his voice and said, "Although I don't pay them wages, I can pay you. I will hire them for 10 years and pay them all at once. Isn't this much faster than what you earn as a psychologist at SHIELD?"

For the first time, Schiller was speechless. In terms of moral bottom line, he thought he was not afraid of anyone, but today, Nick did refresh his cognitive boundaries.

Nick thought he had some concerns, so he began to persuade him:

"Look, if I hire normal agents, there is about a 50% chance that they are Hydra, another 49% chance that they may be KGB disguised as Hydra, and the remaining 1% may be CIA or military idiots..."

"I hire them, although I don't have to pay too much money, I don't have to pay them insurance, and I can exploit them at will, but I have to pay another price, that is, intelligence."

"I have to find a bunch of seemingly decent jobs for them to do, so that they think they have obtained a lot of intelligence to report, and then work for me with peace of mind. This will waste a lot of my time and energy, and I have to forge various emergencies and Major events are also very time-consuming. "

"Wait, you don't have your own people, so how do you disguise these events?"

"A small part depends on Natasha and other reliable agents, and the rest of the time it depends on them fighting each other."

"Let the agents in New Jersey investigate a person, and let the agents in Delaware protect this person, while doing reconnaissance and counter-reconnaissance. In this way, everyone has work to do, everyone can get intelligence, and everyone can work for me seriously. Isn't it a happy ending?"

Schiller pursed his lips. He suddenly found that he seemed to have fallen into the vicious circle of pride and prejudice again. He thought he could dominate Marvel with his moral bottom line, but today it seems that there are indeed people outside of people.

When he didn't have a deep understanding of Nick, Schiller couldn't be sure whether the situation that SHIELD became Snake SHIELD, which appeared in the comics, was because Nick was incompetent or he had other intentions.

When Schiller first met Nick Fury, he was sure that Nick was not a simple person. He was not as he seemed on the surface and knew nothing about Hydra, but Schiller was still not sure whether Nick had a backup plan to deal with such a situation.

It was not until the establishment of the Glorious Alliance that Schiller figured out that Nick actually knew everything about SHIELD.

And until now, Schiller discovered that the situation was even more outrageous than he had imagined. The entire SHIELD was actually not the real thing at all. It was just something Nick made up to defraud funds. There were almost no SHIELD agents in it. All of them were spies who sneaked in for the name.

SHIELD is nominally a confidential organization, but in fact, every country in the world knows its existence. This situation is not because Nick does not know how to keep secrets, but he did it on purpose.

Everyone knows that there is such a mysterious organization. They think that there must be countless secrets in this organization, so they will try every means to insert spies into it.

The ultimate goal of the spies is definitely not the salary that Nick gives them, nor is it any welfare benefits or overtime pay. Their ultimate goal is intelligence.

But in fact, even the intelligence was obtained by Nick's left hand and right hand. He took advantage of the information opacity of agents between different regions and the mutual fear among spies to come up with a lot of unfounded work, so that everyone obtained a lot of seemingly useful but useless intelligence.

"So, all this is a trap you set?"

"What is a trap! What is a trap!" Nick raised his voice and retorted: "Even if the ultimate goal of these spies is to obtain intelligence, they also worked, didn't they?"

Nick took a deep breath and began to explain in more detail:

"Among the huge workload of SHIELD, 90% are unnecessary jobs that I made up, and the remaining 10% are jobs that must be done. Among the huge number of SHIELD agents, 99% are spies from all walks of life."

"When these two data overlap, it means that even if 90% of the spies complete 90% of the useless work, 9% of the spies will eventually complete 10% of the work that must be done."

"But in fact, this group of spies is very capable and enthusiastic about work. 9% of the spies complete 10% of the work that must be done, and they can often exceed the quota and are extremely efficient."

"And the remaining 90% Spies and 90% useless work can help me get 2000% of funding from Congress. This is a perfect closed loop, isn't it? "

Schiller began to applaud sincerely. He said, "How long did it take you to make S.H.I.E.L.D. into this state?"

"I have had this plan since I joined S.H.I.E.L.D."

"Then why do you set up a superhero team?"

"Oh, this." Nick seemed to suddenly remember it. He said, "It's like this. If I can get 120% of useless work, then I can recruit 30% more spies, so I can get more funding..."

"Think about it, a team of superheroes needs people to organize, maintain, provide logistical support, and even needs psychologists like you to pay attention to their mental health at all times."

"S.H.I.E.L.D.'s workload has increased by 30% out of thin air. This is an unprecedented improvement!" Nick waved his fist.

"And this kind of thing, seemingly very mysterious, gives them the opportunity to get in touch with the work of superheroes. There will definitely be spies who are eager to join, so I can expand my recruitment again..."

"Aren't you afraid that they will really make trouble?" Schiller asked.

"Of course I am afraid, so they are responsible for logistics support. Look at these superheroes, which one looks like they need logistics support?"

"Stark's mecha never stops at the SHIELD base. Captain America only needs to maintain his shield. Daredevil Matt's weapon is his guide stick. Spider-Man Peter, isn't it enough to give him a full set of Captain America figures? At most, add a commemorative T-shirt."

"Aren't you afraid that someone will influence them ideologically... Oh, wait, I am the psychologist of SHIELD." Schiller covered his forehead.

Then, he stretched out his hand and slowly gave Nick Fury a thumbs up.

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