When it comes to Hydra, most people who know it may tell you that it is an evil organization born from the German Nazis. During World War II, a guy named Schmidt founded this organization, instilling a nearly cult belief in the members of the organization, and regarding "ruling the world" as the ultimate goal of the organization... Yes, a goal that is both old-fashioned and second-hand, in this era when villains are generally becoming more and more personal, few people regard this old dream as the end point.

However, in fact, Hydra was not originally founded by Schmidt. This organization existed thousands of years ago, and their most primitive and initial aspirations were actually not as great as they did later. Their initial purpose was very simple - to welcome the return of the earliest alien born on Earth.

This part of the story has to talk about the experiment that the ancient Kerry people came to the earth. In order to provide more excellent warriors (cannons) (gray) for the war of the Kerry Empire, the Kerry people conducted a series of genetic adjustment experiments on the earth, and thus created the race of Inhuman. But for the convenience of management, they needed a human endorsement and an Inhuman ruler.

That is the first alien in history, called the "beehive".

To the ruled, the hive is the absolute authority. He is the supreme ruler, believed to be the incarnation of God. He was given the talent to make any alien willing to surrender, so that he could rule the Cree people.

But no matter how glamorous he seems to live and is incredibly glorious, after all, he is a Kree agent. Even if he is a king, he is still a king who works for others with shackles.

It was not until the Kerry people stationed on Earth that had an internal strife. After a series of internal disputes, the Kerry Empire finally decided to terminate the Inhuman Experiment, and all the Kerry people withdrew from the earth. At this point, the boss behind the scenes who had been oppressing the beehive head finally turned around and left. He was finally able to turn over and become a real ruler.

However, the good times did not last long.

The long-term reckless behavior of the hive on the throne caused strong resistance. A group of aliens who escaped his claws united with humans and tried every means to exile the hive to an unknown alien planet.

Those who hoped that he would come back and continue to rule the leadership created the prototype of the Hydra organization. They were determined to bring the hive back from another planet. They stored stones that could open the portal to the alien, and regularly sent people to try to bring their leaders back through the door, but no one in the past thousands of years has ever been there.

Thousands of years later, Hydra has developed to this day, and few people have known this origin story anymore. And even those who know it never take it seriously. Thousands of years have been too long, and the prestige and belief left by the ancient ruler who is said to be the god of Hydra has been wiped out.

Just kidding, how many years have passed? God knows if the old man died now. Even if he is so capable, he has not yet died. But he should go crazy even if he has been exiled to aliens for thousands of years, even if he has not died, right?

Therefore, for most Hydra leaders who thought normally later, compared with the so-called idiotic ideal of "welcoming the God of Hydra", the old-fashioned ambition of "sweeping the Allies to rule the world" is indeed more reliable.

However, even today, there are still a small group of ancient families. Even though the power and name of the ancient god have been lost to this day, they still insist on their beliefs. For thousands of years, they have persisted in sending people to explore the other side of the portal, hoping that one day someone will suddenly come back from the other side of the door and bring back a ultimate alien who can only help them unify the world and conquer everything...

......But it seems that after all, I still want to conquer the world. As expected, anyone who comes out of Hydra doesn't even have any creativity when daydreaming.

Gideon Malik, the former Hydra Supervisory Committee veteran, is a descendant of the above-mentioned family, and so far, he is also the closest person to achieving the project goal of "Where to Go, Boss" was used to achieve the project. His scientists combined with modern cutting-edge technology to conduct long-term persistent research on the stone opening to the alien portal, and now they have finally achieved some results. They gave Malik a theoretically feasible solution, telling him that he might really be able to bring people back from the other side of the portal.

For Malik now, this is undoubtedly the best option. Now that Hydra's ruling factions have collapsed one after another, somehow, the remaining 80% of the power of the entire organization seems to be controlled by their mortal enemy "Black Knight". Thanks to Gideon Malik is not the direct leader of Hydra, but a member of the "Supervision Committee" responsible for supervising the work of senior leaders, he has not been brought to the door yet.

But he knew in his heart that it was just a matter of time. Every morning he woke up, he had to worry about whether the guy in black armor would blow up the roof and fall from the sky, and sentence him to death like a god of death.

The Black Knight was too powerful. Malik watched with his own eyes the entire organization was torn to pieces by that guy, and that was not an enemy he could fight against. So he decided to make a last move and devote all his hope to the legendary ancient leader. If this leader was really as magical as his ancestors passed down, he might even be able to turn the world and regain control the overall situation.

After opening the portal this time, he sent his most elite team over and sent the two scientists who proposed the plan to provide on-site guidance.

If you fail, you will be successful. Now things are meaningless to preserve your strength (anyway, if you save your strength or not, you will be killed instantly by the enemy), so it is better to send the best combat power to explore the other side to increase the chance of success.

Gideon Malik waited anxiously outside the portal and spent the longest twelve hours of his life.

He saw a hand stretching out from the portal and grabbed it hard on the concrete floor.

Malik stood up from the chair and stared at the black-blind portal.

A man climbed out of it with difficulty, and he half-kneeled, gasping violently. Malik knew him, the one was Jonathan Burt, his best agent.

But when the man slowly raised his head, his sinister eyes intersected with Malik's gaze, Malik realized that this person was no longer the agent he sent.

This is the hive, parasitizing the agent sent by Malik with superpowers, and successfully finding his way back from another world.

Malik wants to laugh.
Chapter completed!