Superman

With the death of three "battleship class" in Paris, the Saint General committed suicide by drinking bombs in the underground research institute, and the crumbling Third Reich finally collapsed and collapsed.

The world war that lasted for many years came to an end.

When the news of victory came back to London, and then sent to the White House by airwaves, the allied leaders were excited.

Many congressmen immediately held a press conference to publicize and win public opinion.

Those who look forward to the arrival of peace and the smoke dissipated, also took to the streets and partyed all night.

It is said that New York was brightly lit that night, like a bright ocean.

But a few days later, more people's attention was attracted by Luke, who made the headlines again.

A black and white photo published on the front page of The New York Times!

Shocked half the world!

A frenzy of discussion!

In the photo, a young brigadier general in metal armor stands high in the sky, his cloak fluttering like a flag.

Because the angle and light are well grasped, Luke, whose face is blurred, reveals a strong momentum as a whole.

Just like the heroes who came out of those myths and epics.

Bathed in golden light, majestic!

"A flying superman!"

"I heard that the brigadier general flew to Berlin and ended this war!"

"I also know that Brigadier Cavill, a man fought hundreds of Aryan demons summoned by the Führer in Paris for three days and three nights, and finally took half of his life to seal them and send them back to hell!"

"Hehe, what are you? The latest news is that the mustache head of Berlin sacrificed the lives of millions of people and transformed himself into the king of hell. Without Brigadier Cavill, the whole world would be destroyed. "

"Hi! Long live the Allies! Brigadier General Cavill is worthy of a war hero!"

"..."

Before long, similar rumors spread throughout the United States.

There is even a tendency to continue to ferment and spread out.

Every tavern, inn, on the streets and alleys, there are people talking about this, as if they had seen it with their own eyes, and said it was extremely true.

The most outrageous thing is that Luke used love to influence a certain Aryan female demon named Sieglind, and added the details of the emotional entanglement.

After this version, the tragic story of "a certain German country girl was cruelly transformed into a demon by the head of state, but fortunately got the help of the Allied Superman to restore self-consciousness".

Even the London gang are not idle, many third-rate writers put on Luke the templates of Merlin, King Arthur, and the Twelve Knights of the Round Table in order to keep up the enthusiasm, composing all kinds of bizarre and bizarre experiences.

Among them, the most widely spread is that Luke was born in a mysterious witch hunter family, known as the "walking piledriver", "friend of the female warlock", and was later inspired by the fairy in the lake to join the allies to fight against the axis of evil.

As all kinds of news are flying in the sky, the general public ignores the most critical information on key photos.

That is the Allied Brigadier General, who is a super soldier, can fly?

If you say punching tanks and kicking Berlin's "battleship class" soldiers are still within the acceptable range.

But the sudden flight ability, and the metal armor that he had never seen before, easily aroused some people's inquisitive psychology.

"Colonel, I just asked you to help publicize it. I didn't intend to become the material of various novels-look at the secret past that Brigadier General Luke Cavill and Aryan Demon had to say! And this, decrypt the allies The truth behind Superman! The years I was a demon hunter in London!"

At Bletchley Manor in the outskirts of London, Luke spread out the recent newspapers and looked at the proud Colonel Phillips. He said helplessly: "My uncle Frank called me the other day and told the New York Times A reporter from, asked him if he knew that his nephew was actually from a family of witch hunters and had an indescribable super friendship with many female warlocks."

"This is a good thing, Luke."

In private, Colonel Phillips did not follow the strict naming of superiors and subordinates. He laughed and said: "At least you are now a topical young brigadier general, a war hero, rather than being ignored like Rogers."

"We all understand the virtues of politicians. They can kneel down and lick your boots when they ask you, but if they are not useful, it would be a waste of time to look at you more."

Luke nodded in agreement. The photo that sparked a heated discussion was actually a pose.

After he left Berlin, he specifically asked Colonel Phillips to find a photographer.

Afterwards, it was sent to the New York Times in the name of the other party.

This era has not produced image synthesis technology, so there is no need to question the authenticity of the photos, and people are willing to believe it.

The reason for this is because the war is over and Luke has to hurry up and gain more reputation points.

However, I did not expect Colonel Phillips to make such a big noise. The secret story of the Allied Superman and the Aryan Demon has quickly become one of the popular cultures in the United States.

A few days ago, Paramount Pictures asked someone to ask if Luke was interested in bringing this experience to the screen. It would be better if he himself was willing to participate.

Although the actors are undecided, the script is temporarily unavailable, and the funds are not enough, as long as the Allied Brigadier General nods and agrees, everything is not a problem.

Paramount patted his chest to ensure that he can invite big stars like James Stewart, Clark Gable, and Catherine Hepburn to join.

"If I write a few memoirs after retiring, or enter Hollywood, I will definitely have a lot of money."

Luke didn't mean to blame Colonel Phillips, because increasing his popularity was originally one of his goals.

Even if the topic gets more and more crooked, it doesn't hurt.

According to Hollywood's commercial operations, these "real deeds" about oneself are estimated to be adapted many times and put on the screen.

Maybe you can still get an Oscar statuette, and then leave a famous film history and make a good story.

"Luke, you should have a broader future."

After the chat, Colonel Phillips narrowed his smile and said solemnly: "It's just that we need to hibernate for the time being, waiting for the right time to soar into the sky."

Luke raised his eyebrows, and after returning from Berlin, he himself received a commendation from the high level of the Allies.

Churchill, who left the war cabinet and returned to the Prime Minister's Office, called him a liberator of the free world.

The president far away in the White House was even more blunt, saying that Luke changed the course of the war and saved the Allies by himself.

It's just that both sides stayed in the verbal praise, and did not give real benefits.

Presumably the Allies are also having a headache. What practical reward can a brigadier general who is only twenty years old give?

Major general?

Lieutenant General?

Or admiral?

With such a rapid promotion rate, when Luke was thirty years old, wouldn't he be directly in the position of Secretary of Defense?

In this regard, the United Kingdom has a mentality of eating melons. The Prime Minister said that such a credit is not a big deal to a five-star general. If the United States is reluctant, it can let Luke join England. The empire is extremely welcome. .

The President of the White House was grinning, and he was already spitting fragrance in his heart.

"It seems that you have heard the wind, Colonel."

Luke doesn't really value military ranks. Don't look at him now, but he doesn't have real power under his hand, just a false title.

The Allies are now busy liberating Berlin. When the war is over, they will naturally sit down and share cakes and reward the heroes.

At that time, Luke and Captain America Rogers will all return to New York to receive commendations.

"Someone suggested that you continue to lead the Strategic Science Corps."

Colonel Phillips's face sank as water, which is obviously the military's desire to isolate Luke from the periphery of the center of power.

The main reason may be the fear that this young brigadier general will enter the Ministry of National Defense prematurely, which will cause a series of problems such as excessive power and difficulty in restraint.

Of course, the more important thing is that Luke does not have enough strong support behind him.

Superman is very powerful, but those who are accustomed to using politician thinking or profit logic to consider the other side only as a weapon of the country-this is a stupid but also very real idea.

Even if politicians and capitalists face the mob, the first thing they think of is always using status and money to ensure their safety.

But they forget that some people do not follow this set of rules.

"This is just a proposal! If you don't want to, no one will force you, Eisenhower will be happy to reach out for a favor..."

Luke waved his hand to stop the colonel's kindness, the corners of his mouth were slightly cocked, and he didn't seem to feel angry.

Of course he knew that the military owed his favor, and those big men were willing to take this opportunity to return it to themselves.

Taking the city of Rome and assisting the Allied forces in landing Sicily, such a big contribution, Luke gave Eisenhower without blinking his eyes.

At the same time, the honor was handed over to the president to ease domestic conflicts.

If you want to enter the Ministry of National Defense and set foot in the center of the authority, you will definitely be able to do so.

"Unfortunately I just want to grow quietly."

Luke thought silently.

From the current perspective, the Strategic Science Corps is just a small, insignificant organization.

But when the era of superheroes arrives, the giant S.H.I.E.L.D. will emerge-as its predecessor, the Strategic Science Corps is actually very promising.

"The first head of Aegis?"

Luke flashed through his mind, expressing his satisfaction with the decision of the high-level Allied forces.