The knight in the big world of American TV series

Chapter 1953 Offense (Please give me a monthly ticket!!! Please subscribe!!! Please recommend!!!)

Chapter 1953 Offense (Please give me a monthly ticket!!! Please subscribe!!! Please recommend!!!)

As Hive spoke, gusts of dust-like stuff floated out of Hive's open chest.

The SHIELD and HYDRA agents who were fighting fiercely on the deck had stopped fighting when the Hive was smashed out. But when they saw the yellow dust, the HYDRA agents immediately changed their expressions and began to run back desperately, trying to stay away from the Hive, while the SHIELD agents were a little confused about the situation.

The yellow dust soon seemed to come alive and rushed towards any movable objects around.

In an instant, the SHIELD agents and Hydra in the front row were pounced on by that thing.

There didn't seem to be too many of them, but once they were hit by this thing, those people began to fall to the ground wailing, and then scratched themselves. In less than a minute, the living people turned into mummies, as if they had just been dug out of the grave.

Then the dust flew back into the body of the hive.

Then Hive's body healed rapidly, as if nothing had happened before, even his clothes were restored.

Those dust-like things are the parasites that make up the hive. Once they leave the hive, they will only have the most primitive meaning. They are very ferocious and will prey on any living thing, completely draining the biomass from it, and then fly back to the group to feed the entire group.

This is also the reason why the honeycomb can regenerate at a high speed.

This is also the reason why the Hydra agents ran away, because unless the hive specifically guides them, as I just said, these parasites have no consciousness at all. This is nonsense. Such a small insect, how can it have self-awareness? They just eat whatever they catch. If they get angry, they will even eat the plants, flowers and birds.

Let's put it this way, this thing can eat anything except rocks. Even if it's soil, it can eat all the nutrients in it!

This is also why the Mayans were afraid of him.

The Mayans were not a sentimental civilization, and human sacrifice was as common to them as burning incense in temples today.

When the harvest is good, a person is killed as a sacrifice. When the harvest is bad, a person is killed as a sacrifice. When it rains too much, a person is killed as a sacrifice. When it rains too little, a person is killed as a sacrifice. When it is a festival, a person is killed as a sacrifice. When there is a plague, a person is killed as a sacrifice. When the plague is cured, a person is killed as a sacrifice.

In these large-scale activities, people would not only sacrifice one person, but people would line up to sacrifice. The phrase "blood flowing like a river" is not an exaggerated adjective, but an accurate description.

This is considered a large event, and there are some smaller ones.

The Maya did not all live in cities. They were also divided into tribes, and the tribes also offered sacrifices. In addition, if the nobles and kings in the city had a headache or a fever, they would also offer sacrifices. When a child was born, they offered sacrifices. When an old man died, they offered sacrifices. When a wife stopped having children, they offered sacrifices. When a house was built, they offered sacrifices. When a bridge was built, they offered sacrifices!

In short, their daily life is inseparable from this thing. Even in their pond, they kill a few people every year as sacrifices! They are really not afraid of being poisoned to death.

This is the kind of civilization (it is said that the Shang Dynasty also had this kind of virtue, and living sacrifices were very popular)

A civilization that treats the dead as a daily routine is actually scared by a beehive... Just imagine how fierce this thing is?

You can't fight him. The harder you fight, the more the parasites in the hive will eat you. Just think about it, this is the South American rainforest. There are so many flowers, trees, birds, animals, fish and snakes. You can't beat him at all.

So, we can only seal him.

This guy's lethality is actually secondary; the key is that no one can kill him.

At the same time, this guy is somewhat seriously ill. He has his own understanding of killing. He doesn't care about killing, and he doesn't care who he kills. He admits that he is the leader of Hydra, but it doesn't mean that this guy will care about the people of Hydra.

Every time this happens, he won't go out of his way to look after his own people, and it's your bad luck if they die.

It is very much like the Mayan nobles’ awareness of not taking human life seriously.

He really doesn't regard his subordinates as human lives. They are more like slaves and property that he can dispose of at will without any burden. After all, he can use parasites and violence to control more slaves. He can have as many of them as he wants. Why should he feel sorry for them?

How else can I put it? It's miserable to work in such an evil organization... Let's not talk about whether the benefits are good or not, such a corporate culture... is just bullshit. (This is also something that the author can't understand. What kind of company is like this? If an organization leader is not happy with him, he will kill his subordinates just like killing chickens, and it's all based on his own will... Isn't this ridiculous? There are still people joining such an evil organization? Can this thing grow and become stronger? Cults are not so evil. Although there are many cults, in fact, the number of people in each sect is not large. After all, there are really not many people who really believe in this thing. So I have always been curious, where do the evil organizations in those movies and TV dramas come from? How did they grow and become stronger, especially those bullshit ones that want to destroy the world... Let's think about it carefully. You are going to destroy the world, and there are so many people following you. What do those people want? Do they want to die quickly when the world ends? I don't understand)

"Who are you?" Arthur jumped out of the warehouse. He didn't know this guy.

"Your master!" After saying that, Beehive made a virtual grab in the air and then blew a breath at Arthur!

Then countless dust rolled towards Arthur like a sandstorm.

Arthur was startled. If it were in the past, Arthur might have rushed forward with the trident in hand. After all, he was strong and not afraid of ordinary attacks. Even if he was bombarded with rockets, it would only hurt for a while, and nothing would happen.

But since joining S.H.I.E.L.D., this guy has somewhat picked up some of S.H.I.E.L.D.'s habits.

Agents of SHIELD primarily deals with supernatural events.

The reason why supernatural events are called supernatural events is because they violate common sense. So when facing such events, the most fearful thing is to act rashly.

Because it is very easy to kill on first sight.

"First sight kill" is a term used in games, which refers to the highest rating or challenge failure achieved when a player tries a certain score for the first time. This design aims to leave a deep first impression on the player, usually through high difficulty settings. For example, in a music game, a player may feel extremely challenged or even fail because of the first attempt at a difficult score. This experience is called "first sight kill".

In reality, you encounter an enemy you don't know at all and who is beyond common sense. You don't understand his abilities at all, and you may fail in the first attack.

This is common in paranormal events.

Because you have no idea what you are facing.

So the first lesson for SHIELD agents is to throw away everything they have learned before, and then start over, do a good job of investigation in advance, intelligence is everything. Then make a plan.

But the reality is that it is impossible for you to be prepared. If you encounter it suddenly, the first thing you should do is not to kill the python, but to observe and protect yourself at the same time.

Gather intelligence as quickly as possible.

For example, in many supernatural events, the enemy is actually not that strong, but if you don’t understand him, then you’re in big trouble, and you might be caught off guard and hit. So when the enemy attacks, be extremely careful, focus on staying safe, and then think of a way to fight back.

Although many supernatural events go beyond common sense, they always have rules.

Once you find the rules, you can use them.

Arthur used to rely on his iron skin and great strength and didn't take this seriously, but what happened? He suffered a lot.

You have to know that this world is completely different from the world a few years ago. There are so many monsters and ghosts, and all the things that were legendary before have come out. For example, ghosts, this thing has always been a legend. Even if S.H.I.E.L.D. handles such incidents, there won't be too many.

But in recent years, there have been many such incidents.

Some of the tough ones are so difficult that even the Avengers have to take action themselves.

The Avengers also dealt with many similar incidents, but not all of them were smooth sailing, and it can even be said that they suffered a lot.

You have to know that over the past few years, the personnel turnover in the Avengers team has been very rapid.

Except for Arthur and King Shark, the other personnel have been replaced at least three times.

For example, the rat catcher who had a very good relationship with the shark king before, a pretty lady, just likes to stay with rats, and has the ability to control rats. Most people can't get close to her, but she has a very good relationship with Nanavi.

As a result, during one of the missions, they encountered a legendary monster, Medusa. These monsters and monsters have been popping up in recent years, just like they have woken up from hibernation. The reason why there has not been a big mess is that there are similar organizations in various countries to deal with these things.

However, SHIELD is a veteran organization in this field and has extensive experience in handling such incidents, so it has been very busy in recent years!

No, this monster appeared on an island in the northeastern waters of the United States... God knows why a monster from ancient Greek mythology would run to the United States. But she appeared and harmed the residents of the entire island... Fortunately, the island is not big and there are not many residents, otherwise the US government would not be able to cover it up.

As a result, the young lady was dazzled and turned into a statue. She is now still in S.H.I.E.L.D., trying to find a way to return to her original form.

In the end, Medusa was eaten by the shark king...

Anyway, after many similar incidents, Arthur also learned his lesson. He stopped forcing his opponent to take action, and instead played it safe!

You have to be cautious, those ancient species are sometimes really unreasonable.

It's better to be careful.

So when faced with the "yellow sand" blowing towards him, he immediately defended himself.

This is on the sea.

The best defense is naturally water!

Arthur was seen spinning the trident in his hand. The water on the sea surface was instantly attracted and wrapped around his trident, forming a wall of water!

Don't underestimate this thing, even bullets can't penetrate it!

As soon as the yellow sand touched this thing, it was immediately swallowed up by the sea water.

And then...then it stopped working.

how to say?

Parasites are really powerful, because they are very small. Even if a person slaps them with a slap, they may not be killed because they are too small. Bullets and knives are useless because they are too small.

But if you say it's powerful...if it's powerful, it's not a parasite.

The laws of nature must still be followed. Parasites are actually very fragile and will die if you are not careful.

Because if the parasite is very powerful, it won't need to parasitize.

Isn't it good to be alive?

Why parasitize?

So, parasites, as a single thing, have only so much vitality. They can be killed by drowning or burning.

Not to mention the sea water, so once this thing was swept into the sea water... it was finished.

Beehive's face changed.

I was immediately unhappy.

No matter how much knowledge Hive has or how many years he has lived, his essence is still the Mayan warrior he once was, and his core is still the Mayan who lived in ancient times. After he gained superpowers, he, like Apocalypse, regarded himself as a god, taking whatever he wanted from everything and not allowing any resistance.

Because in Mayan culture, gods are like this.

The original Mayan religion was probably just a simple nature worship. The Mayans deified the natural forces that affected their lives, such as the sun, moon, rain, storms, lightning, and rivers, into the sun god, moon god, and rain god. The original worship ceremony did not have a fixed form or location. People held sacrificial activities in their own homes. The host ("priest") was the head of the family, and the whole family performed a family version of the "sacrificial" ceremony together.

With the rise of agricultural production methods, corn planting has reached a certain scale, so people have fixed residences and more leisure time. As a result, people have more and more ideas about gods, the number of gods has also increased, and the areas of responsibility have also increased. Due to settled life, the Mayans have a fixed sacrificial ritual center, which gradually makes people's religious consciousness clear. In the god system gradually constructed by the Mayans, it is emphasized that there are a large number of gods with supernatural powers living between heaven and earth. They dominate everything in the universe and control every day and every corner of the world. Compared with the mature ancient Greek god system, the god system created by the Mayans is not perfect and comprehensive in terms of the types of gods and the coverage of the areas of control. In the currently known Mayan pantheon, the Mayan gods do not have a clear position. There are only ten gods with a high appearance rate, such as the sun god, the rain god, the feathered serpent god, the corn god, the god of death, the moon god, the god of war, etc. These gods are considered to be the main gods among the Mayan gods. After constructing the god system, the Mayans also created a set of externalized rituals to express their beliefs-sacrificial rituals.

In the early sacrificial ceremonies, the Maya offered food, fruits, tobacco (the earliest tobacco in the world was produced in America), shell carvings, etc. to the gods. As social life continued to move forward, people encountered more and more problems and difficulties, and their demands for the protection of the gods also increased. Therefore, in order to obtain more gifts and blessings from the gods, people gradually raised the "level" of tribute.

The Maya believed that gods, like humans, needed to replenish their energy in time to exert their strongest power. In addition, the Maya believed that gods would also make "equivalent exchanges" for the tributes you offered. Therefore, the Maya would offer different things according to the situation: for small things such as recovery from illness, they would offer some food or ornaments such as shell carvings and animal skins; for big things such as harvests and plagues, they would offer corresponding "big things", such as human sacrifices.

And the Beehive is a Mayan!

Since he is a god, he will not allow anyone to resist him!

Not even the slightest offense!

Arthur's behavior is an offense!

He wanted to control Arthur, but Arthur rejected him!

This is a huge offense!