He intended to use the resources Nick had accrued over the years to develop the Skrulls' own bases and weapons. Yet, just two days into his tenure, bases across Arica started to explode one after another.
Hydra, rembering that S.H.I.E.L.D. is their irreconcilable enemy, rekindled their past glory. This ti, they planned to achieve sothing more glorious than ever before - invading the Arican Continent.
Within just two days, over 80 of the 120 bases nationwide were attacked. The destruction rate exceeded 40% in a single day, with the lost resources amounting to a fortune and asured in astronomical figures.
The real Nick stored these resources for strategic reserves. Despite the vigorous solar system developnt and construction projects, he never felt compelled to utilize these hoarded materials and equipnt.
He was not in a rush, but the imposter Nick was.
The impostor Nick was eager to use these materials and equipnt for new production, providing support for the revival of the Skrull. He had assud that his first task upon assuming office would be inventorying all resources and channelling them to practical use. However, he did conduct an inventory, only to find that it was a tally of losses.
Simultaneously, this incident plunged the imposter Nick into profound self-doubt. Nick Fury's mory inford him that Nick was the sole one aware of approximately half of the base locations. Furthermore, authorization from Nick himself was necessary to open almost half of the bases.
This was not gleaned from intelligence he heard, but rather directly from mory retrieval, which should thus be wholly reliable.
So how were the bases, known only to Nick and never authorized for anyone else, found and destroyed by Hydra?
Any intelligent life form, once trapped in the whirlpool of self-doubt about its mory, can hardly ever escape. Once they notice a lacuna in their recollection, doubt perates everywhere.
Moreover, this Nick, aware of his counterfeit nature, was even more apprehensive.
This was the problem faced by other impersonating superheroes. Their disguises were flawless in appearance and abilities, yet the only flaw lay in their psychology.
Knowing that they are fakes is the greatest shortcoming of counterfeits.
If one recognizes themself as an imposter, they will invariably feel insecure. Their behavior pattern would then be compelled to incorporate a mandatory command, that is, 'attempt to prove oneself as genuine'.
In the ga of Werewolf, the werewolf's greatest weakness is the knowledge of one's own identity as the werewolf.
Human mory and thoughts invariably drive their actions. Knowing that their identity must not be revealed, they are compelled to perform many actions to mask their identity.
However, these actions are contrary to normal behavior. Most normal people don't need to prove who they are. Unless they are in a ga where everyone has to prove themselves, this anomaly becos more apparent.
As a result, superheroes must act as superheroes, otherwise they would feel guilty and anxious about being exposed.
Therefore, in the following days, the other imitating superheroes encountered significant troubles.
The Spider-Man imposter's biggest problem was that the original Spider-Man, played by Peter, died in public view. Neither S.H.I.E.L.D. nor the governnt could possibly announce to the public that soone can be resurrected. Hence, the imposter Spider-Man naturally beca Spider-Man II.
Everyone knows that unattainable love is unbeatable. While it's out of reach, it will always be the most beautiful moon suspended in the night sky. However, if the individual is alive, it becos a grain of white rice, appearing diocre and ordinary, and certainly not pleasing everyone.
It is in human nature to yearn for what one cannot possess.
Spider-Man is not a perfect superhero; even during his lifeti, criticism abounded.
On online forums, so questioned his combat style, criticized his words and actions, and maliciously speculated about his background.
Yet, once Spider-Man died, he instantly beca an exemplary superhero.
In the descriptions of so forum-goers, he was a very admirable young man, intelligent, wise, kind-hearted, and strong, capable of heavenly feats and subastral exploits, combating criminals and kicking evil forces. He seed versed in every weapon but living.
In contrast, the currently existing so-called Spider-Man II was despised universally.
So argued he had to design a new outfit different from the first generation Spider-Man. Otherwise, it was simply leveraging the original Spider-Man's popularity cashing in on the dead.
Spider-Man's fans also strongly resisted this. They couldn't accept soone looking identical to their idolized hero, yet was incomparable to him. After criticism for several days in newspapers and streaming dia, the imposter Spider-Man finally compromised.
He changed into a new battlesuit, different from the previous Spider-Man while still stylish. The original blue changed to black, the red deepened, presenting a sharper charm.
However, soon, this suit invited fresh critiques. Many comnted that such colors were too wicked, not matching Spider-Man's youthful and vibrant image.
Hence, the imposter Spider-Man had to adjust his image again. He turned the blue lighter, leaving the red as it was, making it look sunnier.
Yet soon, others assailed this image as frivolous and exaggerated, akin to toys in a toy store, producing a sense of unreliability.
Beyond the suit and image, his actions were also constantly attacked.
Imitating the original Spider-Man's lively and talkative style made him quickly labeled as tactless, greasy, and nauseating. However, if he were to portray a silent, aloof image before the cara, people would accuse him of losing Spider-Man's forr affable image.
Within rely a few days, this imposter Spider-Man was on the brink of collapse.
He was originally just a young military officer with little societal experience. Age-converted, he was approximately the sa as the current Peter. Almost all of his ti on Earth was spent working in S.H.I.E.L.D., never interacting with regular society.
He never knew that humans could be such terrifying creatures.
He failed to fathom human nature's duplicity. When they despise soone, whatever they do is wrong.
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