Pamela saw that Tim had run away, and Natasha, who had been waiting for a long time, did not come back. She herself was impatient to deal with the agents here, so she simply ran away.
Before running away, I didn't forget to cause a potted plant riot at the FBI. The small flowers, grass, and foliage plants in the office all jumped up and beat people, which also kept the FBI busy for a while and had no time to chase them.
"It's a mess, it's a mess." Tim took a big gulp of coffee and found a spot in the coffee shop to sit down. Pamela put on her hood and sat next to him and said, "What's going on?"
"I found that there may be some problems with my original idea." Tim was still in shock. He said: "I originally thought it was a problem between SHIELD, the FBI, and Hydra, and at most one more.
Avengers, but now it seems it’s not that simple.”
"Oh?" Pamela responded a little perfunctorily, so Tim had to ask first: "What's wrong with you?"
"Natasha invited me to dinner before, but I didn't seize the opportunity. This time our good talk was disrupted by those agents. If this continues, when we leave, I won't be able to touch the beautiful sister.
…”
"Here's a beautiful sister!" Tim said through gritted teeth, "Did you know she is a Soviet!"
The Soviets are just Soviets. Pamela said nonchalantly: "It's not like I haven't seen them before...wait a minute, there is no Soviet Union in this universe, right? Alas, the beautiful sister has no home."
"There is no Soviet Union?" Tim said sarcastically: "The Soviet Union is probably everywhere, and you still have the mood to worry about it being homeless?!"
"What on earth do you mean?"
Tim poured himself another sip of coffee and said: "I just saw an investigation report in the FBI's data room. It said that the most famous members of the Avengers are more or less related to the Soviet Union.
There is a connection.”
"So? You suspect they are Zionists?"
"No, no, no, it's just that if this matter involves the Soviet Union, I'm afraid it won't be as simple as a three-party game."
Tim scratched his head. He really felt that he was as big as two people. When he saw the list, his head was buzzing.
This brings us to the difference between Tim and the other two Robins. Although they are both adopted sons of Batman, they have never had a hard time since being adopted by Bruce.
But Dick and Jason, these two unlucky guys, also belong to the proletariat. Both of their parents are dead and their families are unhappy. Even if they live in Wayne Manor, they don't have any means of production.
Although in theory, Dick changed Wayne's surname and had a legal adoption contract, then he has the right to inherit, but this matter is still a slap in the face. Dick himself is unwilling to take over the Wayne Group, so that's not the case.
He cannot be called a big capitalist.
But Tim is different from them. The Drake family he comes from is not weak in itself, and the Bruce in their universe has no biological son. After Bruce goes out to work on the street, he can only take over the Wayne Group.
In terms of elements that are slightly more retro, he is a big capitalist who lives up to the stars and stripes of the United States and has money in his blood from beginning to end. This element is a little higher than Bruce Wayne.
Moreover, Tim does not have any education or background that would allow him to identify with communism. He is just a very typical American capitalist.
As we all know, the upper class of the United States has a very serious red allergy. Originally, if we were in Tim's generation in other universes, we would not have any idea about the long-dead Soviet Union.
But when Tim took over the Wayne Group, the Soviet Union still existed. How could the Wayne Group he led have no friction with the country on the other side of the ocean?
In fact, they have fought back and forth several times. The KGB is like a piece of candy that cannot be shaken off. It keeps drilling into the east coast. They dare to go where the FBI dares to go, but the FBI does not dare to go.
They dare to go to any place, mainly because they want information at the risk of their lives.
The Wayne Group, the economic lifeline of the East Coast, was naturally the target of their efforts to conquer. Tim's focus for a long time was to find someone who didn't look like a spy among people who all looked like Soviets.
It can be said that he is also one of the patients with red allergy.
So when he realized that although the Soviet Union in this universe had passed away, it was actually still living in the dreams of many people, he felt that there was an invisible big hand pushing behind all the struggles he had speculated before.
When he saw the list, Tim didn't question it at all. For the Soviet Union, this was a basic operation. Tim, who had dealt with the Soviet Union a few times, knew that the world was a huge KGB, and anyone could be a KGB.
.
Captain America is very reasonable, because after all, he is from the previous era, which was the heyday of the Soviet Union. He is also Mustache’s sworn enemy. He shares the same ideals and goals with the Soviet Union. It is normal for him to be incited to rebel.
Not to mention Natasha, she used to be a Soviet agent, and she was such a top-notch one that Tim couldn't even imagine who approved her entry.
Spider-Man, haha, everything from his origin to his personality is so typical that Tim doesn’t even want to analyze him.
Although Thor is an alien, has royal blood, and has become a god-king, he has a very similar temperament to those Soviet people. Maybe he really had something to do with the Soviet Union in the past?
Nick Fury is black, so he must be a Black Panther.
Black Panther, he’s already called Black Panther, so what’s the point of analyzing it?
Stark, the reason why he is not on the list must be that no one can afford the price of him being a Soviet spy, just like Bruce.
Doctor Strange, the profession of doctor is one of the hardest hit areas. Karma Taj's headquarters is still in the Himalayas and cannot escape.
Hulk, I really haven’t heard who the real person is. The one who hides his head and tail may be an underground worker.
Dr. Lizard has never heard of who the real person is. The same reason applies.
Finally, Schiller, who is half Chinese, can even get authentic mainland cigarettes, so the need for analysis is not great.
Very good, Tim covered his forehead and thought, maybe this Avengers team is going to avenge the Soviet Union, right?
Of course, according to common sense, it may not be the case, but Tim, who has rich experience in fighting, knows very well that if you find a cockroach in the house, it means that your house is full of cockroaches.
The key is that if any one person on this list is, then there may be three or four of them. If three or four are, then the entire context of all the events they have experienced will be tens of thousands of times more complicated than just the internal strife in the United States.
.
Even if it wasn't the case before, it would definitely be the case given him a few months. Don't ask Tim how he knew that the massive layoffs of Wayne Group some time ago were not just due to the economic crisis.
Tim told Pamela his suspicions. Pamela obviously had no sensitivity to class struggle. She said: "Yes, that's right. What can they do? At most, they can fish in troubled waters to get some information. What are you afraid of?"
"It's not that simple. I guess there are decisive forces on all sides of the struggle that constrain them not to go out of their way. This kind of struggle helps the agents to exercise, but the premise is that they really exercise, not meaningless consumption."
"Do you think the KGB will deliberately stir up trouble to consume them?"
"It's not about annihilating them physically," Tim said very skillfully, "but directly turning them into members of the KGB."
"Then change." Pamela was still a little indifferent, she said: "You have said that the basic position of all forces is human beings, and the KGB is also human, will they switch sides to aliens?"
"But they have an ideological advantage." Tim did not shy away from this point. "In the era of interstellar colonization, ideological expansion is always better than physical expansion. Ideological invasion is infinitely easier than military invasion."
"Aliens are not humans..."
"But there are also poor people in aliens." Tim said: "Just turn liberating the whole world into liberating the whole universe."
"Then there's nothing you can do. Who can make what others say reasonable?" Pamela looked at Tim angrily and said, "Isn't it enough that you damn capitalists are dominating the earth? You have entered the universe.
Do you still want to continue exploiting?”
"Why do you look like a KGB?!" Tim was shocked.
"Because I'm poor!" Pamela yelled at him: "I go to work every day and I'm still poor! I should hang you all with vines!"
Pamela became more and more angry as she talked. She slammed the table, stood up and said: "Why on earth should I accept your oppression here? I will go to Natasha now and ask her if she can introduce me to join the KGB. At least they
Wages will be paid on time!”
After saying that, she turned around and was about to leave. Tim hurriedly grabbed her and said, "It's not like I owe you salary...Okay, we can talk about money, but we have to wait for a while. You listen first."
I'm done."
"What I actually mean is that if the KGB knows that they have the advantage of ideological expansion, then in this game, they will be able to create an independent capital for themselves just like us. So in fact, it is not a three-party struggle, but a four-party struggle.
.”
"But we never saw the fourth party. This means that one of the three parties must have cooperated deeply with the fourth party, so that the fourth party could disappear without a trace through their cover-up."
"The names on the list are all members of the Avengers, and the boss of SHIELD is a black man. They are very suspicious." Tim thought and said: "If we can seize the evidence...has Schiller been giving super
Do heroes go to psychotherapy?"
"What do you want to do?"
"I think we should go to his workplace to look for conversation recordings or notes." Tim took out his cell phone, dialed a number and said, "Hello? Dick? Are you still in New York?"
"Okay, I don't mean to interrupt your love affair, but please put aside your love for your children for a while and help me go to Arkham Sanatorium. It's best to find the records of conversations with superheroes left by Schiller."
"Don't worry about it. Check the records for me. Does anyone mention that they have been to Moscow, read Russian books, raised Siberian forest cats, etc..."
Dick hung up the phone with a confused look on his face, and Raven, who was holding a shopping bag in his hand, asked curiously: "Cat? What cat?"
"Nothing." Dick said, "What did Tim say... Siberian forest cat? He might want to get a cat. Let's go to the pet store and have a look?"
"Siberian forest cat? Is it cute? Let's go and see it."
"Okay, I'll check online for catteries that have Siberian forest cats."