"Mr. Parker, President Stark gave you a reply. He said that we will fully cooperate with your invasive battle against hell. I just hope that you can do as much as possible in accordance with the basic principles of the Cooperation Alliance, and do not endanger our interests as much as possible."

"Oh, did he say that?"

Hearing Bob's words, Peter, who was originally doing the preliminary deployment work, immediately his eyes flashed, and then he nodded at Bob with a smile.

"Of course, this is what I should do. I won't harm the interests of my teammates. You can reassure him of this. By the way, that guy said this? Didn't he say anything else?"

"Some. Your Excellency the President hopes that you can submit a combat plan as soon as possible. The military still has some doubts about when to attack and how to attack. These issues require you to submit a credible plan to proceed normally."

"I will. Tell him that I will hand over these things to him soon!"

He breathed a sigh of relief in his heart, and at this time Peter felt a little normal. Because Stark accepted his proposal so smoothly, it really made him feel a little uneasy. He understood the usual style of the American government. Their style of being arrogant and domineering and taking the initiative in cooperation was their usual style. And if they suddenly became easy to talk, it meant that something was wrong here.

As it is now, the Stark administration agreed on the surface, but then set up a card in the military. Although it was a bit unauthorized, in Peter's eyes, this was the normal development of things. If everything went too smoothly, he would worry, was it because his plan accidentally leaking the news from somewhere?

In short, two people with ulterior motives will inevitably feel suspicious when they cooperate. And Bob, who is caught in the middle, is obviously the most innocent one, because he knows nothing about everything Peter is planning or the conspiracy of the Stark administration.

He only thought this was normal cooperation, just like the past America and the local forces he had built up. With a certain unspeakable mood, Bob couldn't help but open his mouth to Peter at this time.

"Mr. Parker. If you have friends in the military, I suggest you notify him in advance and ask him for help. The military's conditions are sometimes not so easy to satisfy. If you cannot reach an agreement with them, I think your offensive plan may be affected to a certain extent."

Judging from Bob's identity, he really shouldn't say such things. To put it lightly, this is called dereliction of duty. To put it seriously, this is already considered selling off national interests.

It was really not good for a person who was a special agent to say this at this time. So even if Peter was considered the beneficiary, he still hurriedly reminded Bob.

"I understand your kindness, Mr. Wilson. But it is better not to let others hear these words."

After a period of time, Peter had figured out the harmless nature of Bob's human and animal life. So he was fundamentally unwilling to implicate Bob, an innocent person. He was deliberately keeping a distance from Bob to prevent Bob from being angry at Stark in the end. But he never expected that Bob, the liaison officer who was named his fan, would approach him in this way.

This really made him helpless, so he could only mention him as much as possible to prevent him from making mistakes. But obviously, Bob had some misunderstandings in such matters.

"Are you afraid that I will be troubled by the military? Don't worry, I'm not afraid of those people causing trouble for me."

He regarded Peter's point of view as concern. For a fan, it was absolutely wonderful that idols care about him. He enjoyed this feeling very much, but in comparison, some possible difficulties were nothing to him.

The military? That's all. Don't forget that he was a spyman from SHIELD. Those who do his job can be said to be born with the military.

The military has been accusing intelligence organizations like SHIELD of reaching their hands into their basin, and organizations like SHIELD often say that the military's hands are too long. There are few times when the relationship between the two sides is harmonious, and this is the same whether it is reflected in bigwigs like Nick Fury or in subordinate agents like them.

So, Bob was not worried about any trouble he would get into. Because he knew very well that the people above him would definitely help him block such trouble.

Unless he did too much and caused anger among the gods, even the big guys on his head would not be willing to protect him. Otherwise, no matter how many pits he dug for the military, it would never have any impact on him. Will he cross that red line?

Of course the answer is no. He is not stupid and can't even handle such a basic measure. So he is not worried at all that he will have any problems with such things.

This is Bob's idea. Peter, who had worked at S.H.I.E.L.D. for a while, could guess what he was thinking. To be honest, he understood why Bob was fearless. But in his eyes, Bob's behavior was not safe.

He knew what he wanted to do. He knew very well that once what he did was exposed, all those who had contact with him might receive the cruelest revenge of the Stark administration.

It’s okay for his uncle and aunt and fiancée to say that they are in Huiyao City, which cannot be affected by the US government. Even with the toughness of the Stark administration, they will never dare to extend their hands to the family’s territory to do anything retaliated. However, if it is a government staff member like Bob, then there is nothing to say about it.

With just one sentence, they can make this fat man have a dilemma. At that time, even if he can prove that he is innocent, he will probably be treated as guilty. This is the cruelty of the country's politics, and it is precisely because of clearly understanding the truth here that Peter felt that Bob's behavior was tempting madly on the verge of death.

To be honest, he really didn't want to see Bob fall to that level because of his own reasons. However, he had no better way to change all this.

He could not tell Bob his plan to make everything he secretly plan a risk of being leaked. It is precisely because of this conservatism and persistence that he feels more and more sorry for Bob.

To put it clearly, his heart is not yet hard enough to sacrifice others at will for his own ideals. His thoughts have not yet evolved so quickly, and his awareness has not been so cold. He can only sway in ideals and reality, and this sway essentially makes his heart full of torment.

"Anyway, be careful. In addition, we are going to start heading towards hell recently. I will follow the vanguard. As for you, I hope you can stay here and act with the follow-up troops."

Hesitating about a person's life and death is a taboo in doing big things. Peter himself also realized this, but it was still difficult for him to convince himself to ignore it unscrupulously. He could only maintain his original ideas and try his best to alienate him. However, the development of reality does not always make him do what he wants.

It can be said that as soon as he said this, Bob at the back foot had already expressed his refusal.

"This is not possible, Mr. Parker. The order I received was to convey your message to Mr. President as soon as possible. This means I have to be with you all the time to ensure the intelligence is punctual. So, I think I should act with you, not with any follow-up troops."

"It's dangerous to stay with me. You know, our destination is hell, where people like you may not be able to live for a minute. So, I'm considering it for your life safety. You'd better not go too far!"

Faced with Bob's request, Peter couldn't help rolling his eyes. In his opinion, Bob, who had never even killed a chicken, ran to hell, just like a roast suckling pig ran to a group of refugees and shouting for dinner. The devils in hell who like to devour the soul have always regarded people like him as a delicacy, and the possibility of him returning alive is absolutely slim.

Leaving him here is not just to alienate him, but more importantly, it is really about the safety of his life. But now he doesn't appreciate it, which really makes Peter feel like he doesn't know what to say.

"I understand, I understand. But Mr. Parker, please believe me. I don't have any means of self-protection. Although I am like this, I am also very strong. Maybe it is difficult to fight, but self-protection should not be a problem. Besides, aren't you still there? I believe that even in hell, you can protect me."

Bob could feel Peter's alienation, but this was a rare opportunity for him to get close to his idol, so he naturally came up with a calm face.

And his reasons were also very sufficient, which made it difficult for Peter to continue to forcefully reject his request. So in the end, he could only sigh and say to him.

"So OK. But first, you must obey the orders. I don't want to solve the troubles caused by you in such a ghost place. If that's the case, I can't guarantee your safety. Do you understand?"

"No problem, just let me down!"

This was Bob's answer, and soon after, he regretted it because of his answer.
Chapter completed!