Marvel's Super Venom

Natasha drew her legs back.

"Well, I have a question, you don't have to answer it, but I think it's an answer even if you don't answer it."

"What's the problem?" Steve turned to look at Natasha while looking at the road ahead.

Natasha smiled and asked: "Is this your first hug since 1945?"

"Is it that bad?" Steve asked rhetorically, who looked like he had no one to hug?

Natasha's tone was joking: "I didn't say that."

"That's what it sounds like." Steve said helplessly.

Natasha looked at Steve's side face and said seriously: "No, I'm just curious how many times you have practiced."

Steve quickly retorted, "I don't need to practice."

Regarding Steve's stubbornness, Natasha smiled: "Everyone needs it."

Steve had no choice but to answer Natasha's question honestly, otherwise it would be more and more difficult for her to respond: "This is not my first hug since 1945, I am 95 years old, but I am not dead. "

"Did you meet someone special?" Natasha was like a matchmaker. She also asked Steve to consider getting a new girlfriend before.

Steve smiled. "Believe it or not, it's not easy to find someone with a life experience similar to mine."

Natasha raised her hand: "Whatever, just make up a story."

"Like you?" Steve's eyes seemed to see through Natasha.

"I don't know. To be honest, it depends on the situation. You can't feel sorry for everyone, and neither do I." Natasha's eyes were full of memories.

"It's going to be tiring to live like this," Steve said.

Natasha summed up her bitter life in one sentence: "But I can save my life."

If she hadn't met Yang Han, Natasha would not be able to experience what it means to be strong, what it means to rebuild her self-confidence. Now even if Yang Han did not live with her, her self-confidence has returned. It is psychological self-confidence, which is far more powerful than strength. Self-confidence is more important.

"How can you trust a person if you don't understand his nature?" Steve turned his head and gave Natasha a sympathetic look.

"Yes, what kind of person do you want me to be?" Natasha looked at Steve with interest.

Steve turned his head and smiled: "My friend, what do you think?"

Natasha looked at Steve who answered such a stupid answer like a fool: "I think you got into the wrong profession, Steve."

The car stopped slowly, and Natasha looked around with her mobile phone and said, "Is it here? This is where the document was sent."

"It's here." Steve looked up and saw the sign on the iron gate, and what appeared in front of them was a place called "Caspian Camp".

This is an abandoned training camp with a lot of rooms and open space facilities for training.

The night had already climbed into the sky, Steve and Natasha walked in, Steve looked at the house in the training camp and said with nostalgia: "I was trained in this camp."

"Has it changed a lot?" Natasha lit up with her mobile phone.

"It's okay." Steve looked at the place where he was running, and scenes from the past appeared before his eyes.

The trainer yelled, "Come on, girls, go, go, run, go, Rodgers, go! Go, it's time to assemble!"

At that time, Steve hadn't been injected with the super soldier serum. He was thin and thin, and compared with the soldiers of the same period, he was the difference between a dwarf and a giant.

When the previous scene appeared in Steve's mind, Natasha's voice came: "It's not possible here, there is no thermal imaging, no signal, and there is no radio wave. The person who wrote the program should have used a router to prevent others from tracking .”

"What's wrong?" Natasha noticed that Steve's eyes were fixed on one place, as if he had found something.

Steve walked quickly to a barracks: "Military regulations stipulate that it is forbidden to store ammunition within [-] yards of the barracks. This building should not be built here."

Steve smashed the shield against the lock and opened the door. The two walked in. The air here was slightly cold. Steve found the switch and turned on the light after walking in.

On the innermost wall of the house was a pattern familiar to the two of them. Natasha looked around and said, "This is where SHIELD is."

The pattern on the wall is the S.H.I.E.L.D., and Steve said as he walked, "It may have been established here."

Surrounding the pattern is the words "Homeland Strategic Defense and Logistics Agency."

The two pushed open the door and walked into the next room, where they saw black and white portraits of many people. Natasha said, "That's Tony's father, Howard."

Next to Iron Man's father, Howard, Steve saw someone he was familiar with, none other than his ex-girlfriend Peggy Carter.

Natasha noticed that Steve's eyes had been staring at Peggy Carter, so she asked, "Who is this girl?"

Steve didn't answer, but continued to walk around the room looking for clues, he came to the empty cabinet and pulled the cabinet to both sides: "Working in such a secret place, why hide the elevator? "

The two walked into the elevator behind the empty cabinet. There was a coded door inside. Natasha cracked the code of the elevator with a scan of her mobile phone. The technology back then was far from the same level as it is now.

The two took the elevator all the way down, and came to a new room, where a large number of electronic devices were displayed, and thick dust was piled up. Natasha glanced at them and said: "The data source cannot be here, these are all It's old fashioned."

At this moment, Natasha found something on the table, which was out of place with the electronic equipment here, and there was a socket for a hard disk on it.

Natasha inserted the hard drive left by Fury, the lights here suddenly became bright, the electronic equipment started, and subtitles and voices appeared on the old big-headed computer: "Do you want to start the system?"

Hearing this voice, the two were sure that this was where Fury was going to guide them.

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Natasha tapped her hands on the keyboard and entered the "yes" command, then she smiled and said to Steve: "Let's make a game."

Steve nodded and said, "This is a line from the movie "1993 War Games", I've seen it."