"You mean using the Tahitian Plan as bait to lure them into the bait?" Fury shook his head and said, "I have actually considered this method before, but the feasibility of implementation is very low... They must now know that you have been taken back by us by Doctor, and we should be able to guess what we have discovered their goal."

"In this case, they will definitely be on guard against any action I have made about the Tahitian Plan and cannot be easily deceived."

Raymond laughed in silence: "So what if you are prepared?"

"Hmm?" Fury didn't understand Raymond's meaning.

"When I was a child, I read Chinese historical novels collected by my father. There is something that a strategist said to me. He said that strategies are divided into two types, one is conspiracy, usually by intentional calculations and unintentionality; the other is open conspiracy, which is the kind that even if the enemy knows that you have dug a hole, you have to jump in."

Raymond chuckled: "The conspiracy is to use information asymmetry to catch the enemy off guard, but the conspiracy is different. It is an open trap set by using some desire of the enemy. As long as you have what the enemy wants, they will eventually jump into your trap anyway..."

"Obviously, the information about the Tahiti Project is what they will find anyway, so even if they guess you will set a trap, they will eventually jump in."

"As for whether you can catch them, it depends on the level of your trap you set up."

After a moment of thinking, Fury figured out what Raymond said.

"Doctor, it seems that your illness has really been cured!" Fury raised his eyebrows and said half-jokingly.

Obviously he listened to Raymond's statement.

As the saying goes, a wise man will make a mistake in a thousand thoughts.

Before, he had briefly fallen into a blind spot in his thinking and subconsciously felt that if he really used the "Tahiti Plan" to set up a trap, the mastermind behind it would not be able to see this.

He has never had the habit of underestimating his enemy's IQ.

But Raymond's reminder made him realize that the key point was not whether the other party could see it, but whether there was a way to set up a trap that could uncover the mastermind behind the scenes at once!

He didn't think about how to distribute this trap for a while now.

But as long as he has this idea and with his scheming and ingenious calculations, he will probably not be able to come up with a practical plan, sooner or later.

"If I can catch the mastermind behind the scenes, I owe you my favor!" Fury said with a smile.

Mei happened to come on a tray with a few cups of coffee. When she heard Fury's words, she couldn't help but interrupt, "You owe the doctor more than a favor, Sir..."

After being reminded by May's "ruthless" attitude, Fury remembered that he seemed to have said the same thing when he invited Raymond to participate in the "Tahiti Project".

He has not paid back the favor last time until now, and now he has come again, and the more he owe this favor, the more he owe it.

Thinking of this, he had to smile embarrassedly to hide his embarrassment.

Raymond smiled and relieved him: "Director, you are just falling into a blind spot in your mind. Even without my reminder, you should be able to think about human feelings in a while, and there is no need to say anything more."

"Then I won't be polite to you, Doctor."

Fury said seriously: "Before we find the mastermind behind the scenes, you may have to stay at the headquarters for the next period of time. Here, at least the other party dares not come to ask for trouble for your doctor, so we can also ensure your safety..."

"Stay at the headquarters?" Raymond frowned slightly.

This is not much the same as his previous thoughts.

He wanted to use SHIELD's hands to be discharged from the hospital openly, but if he wanted to keep him at the SHIELD headquarters, what's the difference between this and continuing to stay in the hospital?

Isn’t it equivalent to running from one prison to another?

Of course, SHIELD's headquarters is definitely freer than in the hospital, but this also does not satisfy him.

Hill, who had been sitting next to him without saying anything, was just listening to the two of them chatting quietly. Perhaps seeing that Raymond's expression was a little wrong, he suddenly made a suggestion:

"The doctor has been in the hospital for so long, so he probably doesn't want to live such a idle life anymore. If I ask me to say this, how about letting the doctor go to SHIELD Academy?"

"Shield College?"

Director of the Raymond looked at Hill at the same time.

"The doctor was originally a visiting professor at the SHIELD Academy. He disappeared for a while and only knew what was going on in a small way. Now, no one would doubt it even if he went back."

Hill analyzed: "In addition, if you keep the doctor at the headquarters forever, many people will probably find it a little confused, and maybe you will cause some unnecessary misunderstandings..."

"So I think it might be a good idea to let the doctor live in SHIELD College for a while and teach students if you have nothing to do. After all, the defense power in the college is also very strong."

After Hill said this, Fury nodded and said, "What Hill said makes sense, what do you think, Doctor?"

"In comparison, I personally prefer Miss Hill's advice." Raymond pondered.

"Okay, that's what we'll do for the time being. I'll say hello to the college." Fury decided.

This decision was certainly not particularly satisfactory for Raymond, but it was undoubtedly much better than keeping him at the headquarters of S.H.E.L.D.

He can take this opportunity to experiment with how to get more system rewards.

You should know that when he met Hill and May in the hospital before, the system evaluated them as an A-level hero and a B-level hero, and he was rewarded with 50 exploration points and 30 exploration points respectively.

To be honest, he was a little surprised at that time.

Because the systematic evaluations of David or Shadow King he met before were traceable.

For example, David's evaluation is an S-level anti-hero, while Shadow King's evaluation is an A-level villain. He guessed that it should be evaluated based on the mutant level of the two.

The former is a level 5 mutant, while the latter is a level 4 mutant, just one high and one low.

This evaluation method is understandable.

Including later Rena, the system's evaluation of the C-level villain did not surprise Raymond.

Because even if Rena finally awakens her bloodline ability because of the "Obelisk" of the Inhuman race, her power is nothing more than an ordinary mutant, and she is far from comparable to Shadow King and David.

But the system's evaluation of Hill and May surprised Raymond for the first time.

As far as he knows, even in the future, these two people will not become extraordinary people, and there is no so-called "potential power".

However, the system's evaluation of Hill is the same as that of the King of Film, both of which are A-level, which breaks Raymond's previous speculation. Mei's B-level evaluation is also the same.

At that time, he was thinking that the systematic evaluation model he had previously speculated might be problematic.

If the system's evaluation of Hill and May only made him a little strange, then when he met Fury after getting off the plane, the evaluation given by the system completely overturned his previous speculation.
Chapter completed!