I Became Spider-Man's Cousin in Anime Crossover

Chapter 182 S.H.I.E.L.D. Visit

Almost the instant Coulson finished speaking, the two Jade girls, who had been all smiles, pounced on him at the same time.

Of course, it's different from when she snuggles into Riley's arms and acts cute.

The two of them wanted to knock Coulson unconscious and use a physical memory erasure technique.

After all, they didn't know Coulson, nor did they know whether he was friend or foe.

But one thing is certain: with Coulson directly exposing Spider-Man's true identity...

This means that Riley, who was supposed to keep his promise and spend the whole day having fun with them at the Deer Park, will have to risk his life to save the world again after only a short rest.

in other words……

This is just Black Egg being inhumane every day, forcing the two Jade girls to slap Coulson across the face at the moment when they are happiest and most looking forward to it!

So, what happens when Coulson suddenly appears and tries to steal her man?

The two little girls' faces immediately fell, their smiles instantly turning into full of hostility...

The most severely corrupted, Jade Black, who was finally coaxed back by Riley, even had already figured out where to bury Coulson alive after knocking him out, in order to solve the problem once and for all!

"...I must say, Coulson, you really have a lot of nerve...Did Nick Fury already have your death benefits ready for you, sending you here at this critical juncture?"

Fortunately, Riley, like the two Jade girls, was quite annoyed by Coulson's uninvited arrival—or rather, by the S.H.I.E.L.D. he represented. But he also knew that unless they encountered something that S.H.I.E.L.D. couldn't handle, they certainly wouldn't have come to Riley on their own initiative.

So, as expected, he reached out and grabbed the two little girls by the collar, pulling them back into his arms, one on each side, to prevent them from harming the honest Coulson.

Riley then rolled his eyes at the smiling Coulson and made a pointed remark.

"Besides, this is my personal break time. The Spider-Man you're looking for isn't here, only Riley Parker. If it's really urgent, can't you talk to Commissioner Black first?"

It wasn't that Riley was trying to shirk responsibility and have Commissioner Black just give S.H.I.E.L.D. a perfunctory response...

It's worth noting that even disregarding Riley, the number of superheroes that District 13 currently possesses is simply phenomenal!

The Hulk was originally supposed to join the Avengers and become one of the original members.

The Rhino is another strength-type character.

Peter, Otto, Connors, and Mr. Blue are among the most intelligent people in the world.

The Spider Squad, comprised entirely of hexagonal warriors.

Despite being known as Superman, even without the Super Soldier Serum, Jackie Chan's performance was enough to surpass Captain America's.

Even in the most mysterious and unpredictable realm of magic, there is a great mage father of the current lineage of air magic, and his new successor, Tru, whose strength and defense are both maxed out, and who is trying to switch from warrior to mage.

Its stealth abilities are no less than those of Black Widow's snakes and black cats.

Norman Osborn, whose financial power rivals Tony's.

And a budget version of Thor, Max, who changed his name from Electro to The Flash.

It can be said that in physics, technology, magic... no matter which field you are in, you can find the corresponding talent! It has everything, with no shortcomings!

Furthermore, no matter what kind of trouble arises, even if Riley doesn't personally intervene, District 13 can certainly find a suitable person to solve the problem!

Furthermore, there are no conflicts or disagreements among the members; they fully adhere to the fine traditions of District 13, maintaining a harmonious and friendly atmosphere of mutual help and support...

This makes District 13 and the Hero Team today practically an enhanced version of S.H.I.E.L.D. and the Avengers!

In this way, let alone the troubles that S.H.I.E.L.D. has encountered...

Even if the Chitauri invade New York ahead of schedule, triggering the first phase of the Avengers' battle, Section 13 would still be more than capable of handling it!

So Riley really couldn't understand what kind of big problem S.H.I.E.L.D. had encountered...

It's enough to force Coulson, this nice guy, to come and ruin the mood right when Riley has finally managed to cheer up the kids!

It's unlikely that Riley was so conspicuous that these members barely had a chance to shine.

Did this mean that when S.H.I.E.L.D. was gathering intelligence, they only noticed how powerful the black Spider-Man was, while ignoring the fact that District 13, which was quietly making a fortune, had also developed into a behemoth?

However, what Riley didn't know was...

In a sense, he was right.

From the moment Spider-Man appeared, Riley has been involved in the vast majority of crises that have occurred to date. He's often a key player, and his growth rate is frighteningly fast.

Furthermore, there's a fundamental difference between the kind-hearted Sheriff Black and the perpetually suspicious Blackie. When a crisis arises, out of unconditional trust in Riley, Blackie delegates authority to Riley, willingly following Riley's instructions and quietly providing support from behind the scenes.

So much so that after learning this inside story, Nick Fury, putting himself in Riley's shoes, naturally assumed that Sheriff Black was merely a figurehead, a shield for Riley. In contrast, he saw Riley Parker as the true leader of District 13, wielding real power.

Furthermore, after Riley traveled through time to rescue Jade, he didn't forget to return to District 13 to help Sheriff Black deal with the on-site investigations by higher-ups, thus successfully obtaining the authority to enforce laws related to supernatural events.

With this official certification, District 13's status has successfully surpassed S.H.I.E.L.D., going from being inferior to them and considered a lower-level alternative.

Therefore, they were caught off guard and encountered a sudden incident that was clearly beyond the scope of S.H.I.E.L.D.'s current combat capabilities.

Even though Nick Fury was unwilling to accept defeat and wanted to challenge Section 13, after learning this news, he, who could distinguish between personal grudges and world safety, had no choice but to back down and send Coulson to contact Section 13 to seek their help.

Of course, the good-natured Coulson initially followed procedure, calling Commissioner Black first. After exchanging polite greetings, he subtly requested to meet with the black Spider-Man.

Unfortunately, because Black Egg, despite his lack of ability, always liked to overestimate himself and act as a riddle-maker, and never told the whole story even when he needed something from someone, Coulson, Black Egg's confidant and thus somewhat influenced, did not explain to Sheriff Black why he wanted to see Riley.

This led to Sheriff Black, who was straightforward and not very shrewd, completely failing to grasp the seriousness of the situation. After only a brief moment of thought, he explained to Coulson…

Spider-Man is on vacation and will not be in District 13 today.