"This is exactly what I'm worried about." Fury looked a little solemn.

Of course he understood what Hill meant.

To put it bluntly, the so-called "Tahiti Project" is actually a secret plan that specializes in how to use a "Kere" corpse that S.H.E.L.D.

Initially, Fury was left to Colson to take charge of this plan, and the progress was very smooth at the beginning. He successfully extracted a liquid named "GH-325" from the corpse of the "Kerry".

This liquid can resurrect the dying person in the same place.

The only problem is that people who are receiving treatment will suffer unimaginable pain in the process, and for them, they would rather die than bear this inhuman pain.

Therefore, Colson advised Fury that he hoped to stop the plan, because anyone who has seen the treatment process understands how cruel the plan is.

Fury also listened to Colson's advice and once suspended the plan.

It was not until Colson was pierced by Rocky's chest and stepped into the gates of hell in the "Zitari Invasion" incident that Fury did not hesitate to restart the "Tahiti Plan" to save him.

But, just like the previous patients, Colson could not bear the inhuman pain, and even if he was finally rescued, his spirit was severely damaged.

In order to restore him to normal, he had to hypnotize him, seal the painful memory that he could not bear to look back on, and implant him with a false memory of his vacation in Tahiti.

After that, Fury decisively terminated the "Tahiti Plan", deleted all the archive records, and issued a ban.

At that time, most of the staff members who participated in the plan took the initiative to accept hypnosis and sealed this memory that people unwilling to recall, and only a very small number of them still retained this memory.

Therefore, there are actually not many insiders about the "Tahiti Plan". Even Colson, the original plan leader, no longer remembers this incident.

This is also why Fury just wanted to send Colson away, because his choice to "resurrect" Colson might not be fair to Colson himself.

If Fury didn't really want to watch Colson die, the "Tahiti Plan" might have been sealed.

Therefore, there are very few people who know about this. Not to mention outsiders, even few people in SHIELD know about it.

But this incident has been leaked now, which can only show one thing... There is a problem within S.H.I.E.L.D.!

Hill didn't say it clearly, because the topic is indeed a bit heavy.

"Then are we now?" Hill was not sure about Fury's plan.

Fury pondered: "There is no way to investigate how the plan is leaked, and I don't want to alert the snake. I will put it aside for the time being. Now the most important thing is to make sure that the Tahiti Plan will not be dug out again."

Hill: "What should I do, you said."

Fury: "No matter what the mastermind behind the hiring organization is, the leaked data is mostly already in the hands of the other party. The other party may be able to use that data to find all the information of all the personnel related to the Tahiti Project and break it one by one."

"There are actually not many people who really participated in the Tahiti Project, and most of them took the initiative to receive hypnosis treatment, completely sealing that memory, and only a few parts were still preserved."

"Also, almost all of this few part work at the headquarters. Even if the other party wants to make an idea, it is not that easy, except for one person..."

"You mean-"

Hearing this, a figure suddenly appeared in Hill's mind.

"Yes, it's the one you guessed... who is in charge of the psychotherapy of the Tahiti Project and the post-hypnosis work." Fury said slowly.

"But isn't he receiving treatment?"

Fury said helplessly: "If there was no such data breach, I wouldn't have disturbed him casually. After all, he became ill because of that incident."

"But the current situation obviously does not allow him to stay outside anymore. Once the other party finds him, he will most likely face life danger. The other party will not be merciful because he is sick."

"So, I hope you can go and bring him back. If he doesn't improve at all and needs follow-up treatment, I will also ask someone to come to the headquarters to help him with treatment."

Hill agreed happily without thinking, "Leave it to me."

"Then I'll trouble you." Fury nodded slightly and expressed his gratitude to Hill.

Because logically speaking, even if he is the director, he should not easily let Hill, the dignified deputy director, go out for the mission.

But this is impossible.

Those who can perform this task must be the only insiders who are insiders who are in the Tahiti Plan. Sending others to the task will cause trouble. Among the few insiders, it is very likely that there is a traitor who leaked the Tahiti Plan.

Without knowing who was the traitor, he had to bother Hill to make a trip.

He still trusts Hill.

Although Hill disagrees with him in many things, he often sings opposite him. For example, the Avengers plan he is optimistic about is something Hill has always strongly opposed.

Hill has always insisted that we cannot rely on superheroes to willingly cooperate with S.H.I.E.L.D. just for those illusory things, but we must have some constraints.

Fury's opinion is exactly the opposite.

But this is just a battle of ideas after all, and Fury doesn't think Hill will do something that will harm SHIELD.

It should be noted that Hill was directly airborne by the [World Security Committee] and sent to SHIELD to appoint the deputy director. To some extent, she was sent by the committee to supervise Fury.

Compared to Fury, the committee obviously trusted Hill more.

After the last "Zitari incident", the committee had planned to replace Fury, the director, because Fury had violated the committee's wishes several times during that incident and insisted on his own.

However, Hill strongly supported Fury and firmly opposed the committee's efforts to make a fuss about this matter.

It can be seen that Hill is very principled in terms of major issues. Otherwise, Fury would have been replaced by her and she would have had no reason to speak for Fury.

It is precisely because of her past that Fury trusts her very much.

At least among those who know the "Tahiti Plan", Hill is the only person he can trust at present. If Hill is not sent, he might have to take action himself.

But as the director of SHIELD, he had countless pairs of eyes staring at him every move.

If he really takes action, it would be like three hundred taels of silver here.

So he finally chose to ask Hill.

"I have sent his specific information to your personal terminal now. You can decide everything else at your own discretion, so I won't interfere much." Fury said after sending the message to Hill.

Hill looked at the special watch on his wrist and made an OK gesture, indicating that he had received it.

“[Clockwork Mental Hospital]…”
Chapter completed!