Eliot Randolph went back to be a professor again. He liked life on earth, and Wesley had no plan to send him back to the divine realm, but it was impossible to let him go. He became an adviser to the Divine Shield.


    Yes, he is another consultant, and a secret consultant. He is a consultant for Phil Colson''s team. He will help when necessary. He has no meaning. He chose to compromise in the face of Wesley.


    The identity of jazz is very easy to use, because Eliot Randolph knows that the result of being returned to the divine realm is unacceptable to him. Even if he is not convicted, he needs to be a stonemason again, and he is ridiculed by others. He is a deserter.


    "Another mission." Phil Colson didn''t let Wesley and others take a vacation because he received another mission, a strange mission. A female doctor seems to suddenly have super powers. All those who are hostile to her will be inexplicably attacked. After receiving the mission, the plane took off again.


    Wesley is relieved. He has been waiting for this task for a long time, because the criminal is sandwiched between the two worlds. He has a strong interest in this, especially after owning the space gem. He wants to try whether he can be rescued. Such a thing can be and can not be asked for, which is very beneficial for him to study space gemstones, but he still keeps calm and develops an ambiguous relationship with Skye.


    The party came to the target''s home, but it was surrounded by a lot of people. The police were out. They were looking for the target, and Hannah Hutchins was being questioned by the police at the door.


    After getting off the bus, they showed their papers and went straight over. Phil Coulson said to the chief policeman, "could you please evacuate them?"


    "We''ve been evacuating, but we''re a free country," the sheriff said.


    Wesley frowned and then said, "freedom doesn''t mean they can surround other people''s houses. Now evacuate them, or you can directly take off your police uniform." Wesley''s eyes were cold. He always scoffed at the saying of "free country", which is nothing more than a trick to fool people.


    The sheriff stared at Wesley and wanted to say something, but he finally compromised, because guys in black suits and ties are not easy to mess with, including intelligence agencies such as FBI and CIA. American police are not iron rice bowls. They are all candidates. Even a branch director can fire him, so he can only take people to evacuate. There is the next policeman here. Wesley looked at him and said, "you go to work, too. Here we take over."


    The reason why all these policemen are transferred is that they have not handled similar things. They are still ordinary people. Even in ordinary gun battles, they will be very nervous, leaving them only to make trouble.


    "Well done, Wesley," Phil Colson said.


    "You are just too gentle. It is not suitable for these policemen to participate in special events. They are no different from ordinary people. They will only make things worse. Now let''s take a look at Miss Hannah Hutchins."


    When they came to Hannah Hutchins, Phil Coulson introduced himself: "Miss Hutchins, I''m agent Coulson. We deal with strange events, similar to your experience."


    "Are you going to lock me up?" Hannah Hutchins sobbed.


    Wesley felt that her mood was very unstable and she was probably frightened, so he said to one side: "No, we are here to help you. If you have some special abilities, we need to help you master it and control it. You should know that this is your ability, and you can''t let it lose control. If it''s not your ability, then I need to find out the reason and what caused this situation. I think you don''t want to be entangled by such strange things, do you?" Wesley''s voice was gentle.


    Hannah Hutchins nodded and agreed. Wesley said again, "let''s go in and talk. After the crowd outside is evacuated, we''re leaving. After all, there''s no equipment. We need to do some physical tests to see if you have super power. Can you go in and sit down?"


    At this time, the crowd still didn''t disperse. The sheriff was persuading people. A man threw fruit at Hannah Hutchins and hit the door with a bang.


    "Please get out of here," said the man. Wesley was a little angry. He strode over directly, grabbed the man''s collar with one hand, then threw it on the ground, grabbed his arm behind his back, and then turned back to the sheriff and said: "If you don''t have the ability to evacuate them, you don''t have to do it. Now cuff him. I don''t have to say what crime to do?"


    Wesley''s tough move seemed to stimulate the people around him. They began to want to get close to Wesley. The police hurried to intercept him. Wesley directly took out his pistol, but they didn''t like Wesley, an American, "We belong to a special department. Now we ask you to disperse immediately, or we can arrest you according to the regulations and shoot you if necessary. Who wants to try?"


    The black muzzle of the gun pointed at them, and all those who wanted to make trouble were frightened. Someone shouted, "we are American citizens, this is our right."


    Wesley directly raised his gun and fired two shots into the sky. "Your right does not include surrounding other people''s houses, nor does it include that you can hinder our actions. If I catch you again, do you want to shout now?"


    The person who just shouted stopped talking and the crowd began to disperse. Wesley then pointed to the sheriff and said, "you don''t have to do it. We''ll notify your police station. You don''t fully cooperate with our actions. If your director dares to cover you up, he will have the same result as you."


    Wesley put away his gun and returned to the door again. Phil Colson looked at him in surprise. "You''re very angry today. What happened?"


    "No, it''s just a demonstration for you. We have regulations on how to deal with uncooperative police officers and people who affect the action. These Regulations are not decorations. You''re too gentle." Wesley then said to Hannah Hutchins: "Well, Miss Hutchins, let''s go in and have a rest. When there''s no one outside, we''re leaving. Now you need to drink some water to stabilize your mood."


    Hannah Hutchins looked at Wesley''s actions in surprise. She was stunned. She had no time to complain about herself. She took them into the room and sat down in the living room. Wesley took the initiative to pour her a glass of water, then sat in the opposite position and carefully observed the surroundings. He was looking for the man caught in the gap in the space.