Chapter 146 Do You Still Want to Save Him? He Deserves to Die!

Laini reached out and lifted the black curtain, walked from the "cockpit" to the "cargo hold", and gestured to Coulson.

Coulson nodded calmly in response.

Noticing that the man's arms were tightly bandaged and obviously much shorter, Lainie turned to look at the doctor named Hardman.

"How is the situation?"

Hardman held two tightly wrapped arms in his arms and sighed.

"Before coming, we injected him with adrenaline and analgesics. The current condition is stable, but he is still in a coma."

Laini nodded and comforted a few people.

"We will send you to the nearest Canadian hospital within 2 hours. You can rest assured that he will be fine."

Taking out the glucose injection from the medical box next to him, Hudson planned to give Perez some sugar and water.

The two-hour flight is not long or short, so it is still necessary to make some preparations.

Unlike the other two, Kaplan, who was sitting at the end of the cabin, did not show the same concern for Perez as the other two did.

Instead, he looked at the high-tech fighter from the corner of his eyes from time to time, and glanced at Lainie and Coulson from time to time.

Most of his eyes were on Lainie, which made Lainie, who kept the radar system turned on all the time, feel a little strange.

Why did this person always look at her?

Both she and Coulson wore sunglasses, so Lainie did not think Kaplan recognized her.

She rarely appeared outside Stark Industries, except for the Stark Expo.

Obviously Kaplan also knew that it was not the right time, so he did not take the initiative to say anything, but just watched the few people present silently.

On the way, except for Coulson, he would chat with Hardman from time to time and pay attention to Perez's physical condition.

At other times, they were listening to Bennett muttering on the side.

The few people did not find it annoying. If they could stay in a place like the Arctic where no one lives for a long time, everyone would have some minor problems.

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No one spoke along the way. When Melinda arrived in Canada in a fighter plane, the members of the investigation team saw the sunset for the first time in a long time.

For more than half a month, they have been accustomed to the sun always hanging in the sky. Seeing the night suddenly, everyone felt a little uncomfortable.

Under the cover of the night, Melinda slowly landed the Quinjet on the apron on the roof of the hospital.

At this time, many people had gathered on the roof of the hospital, including Canadian police and medical staff of the hospital.

They would send the injured to the operating room as soon as they received the patient and minimize the impact of this incident.

Watching several people push the bed off the plane, Lainie and Coulson breathed a sigh of relief.

Just as they were about to let Melinda raise the cabin door, everyone set off for the return flight.

However, at this time, something unexpected happened!

Bennett, who was still helping the medical staff push the bed honestly a second ago, suddenly reached out and pulled out a P226 pistol from under Perez, who was unconscious on the bed.

Before everyone could react, Bennett grabbed the frightened nurse beside him and took her hostage.

"Don't move! I'll kill her if you move!"

Bennett's eyes were red, and big beads of sweat slid down his forehead. It was obvious that he had been struggling for a long time.

Several Canadian police officers obviously did not expect this situation, and they subconsciously pointed their guns at Bennett.

"You! Get away from me! Otherwise I will kill her!"

Bennett dragged the nurse who was frightened and weak to the edge of the building, while waving his pistol at the police.

"Don't get excited, we won't get close, can you let the doctors go to save people first?"

A police officer who looked younger wanted to stabilize Bennett and let the doctors leave here first.

However, this sentence was like lighting a powder keg, and Bennett yelled hysterically:

"Save him? You still want to save him? He deserves to die! He fucked my wife and wanted to insult my daughter! He deserves to die!"

Bang!

Bennett fired a shot at the bed without hesitation, scaring the doctors to squat and hide.

Due to the presence of hostages, several police officers did not dare to shoot without authorization, and the situation was deadlocked for a while.

The police did not expect that among the people who returned to Canada for medical treatment on the SHIELD fighter plane, there would be a gunman with a gun.

They did not expect that he was the culprit who caused the unlucky man on the bed to lose both arms and now he might not be able to save his life.

Looking at the injured person on the bed who was breathing more than breathing out, one of the old policemen signaled everyone to retreat.

"Don't get excited! We will investigate the situation you described. You can make a condition. As long as you can release the hostages, everything can be negotiated!"

Obviously, policemen all over the world are the same in talking nonsense.

Release the hostages? If he releases the hostages, won't Bennett be shot into a sieve by these guns in minutes?

Bennett hid his head behind the little nurse's head, and the muzzle of the gun was pressed against the little nurse's chin.

"Get those people out! Get them out! If it weren't for them, this son of a bitch would have died long ago!"

The police officers followed Bennett's gaze and looked at Lainie and Coulson. At this time, their fighter planes were still parked there.

Lainie and Coulson wore sunglasses at night, and their expressions could not be seen clearly.

But seeing them folding their arms, they were clearly watching the show.

The police knew that the two were from SHIELD, and their logo was clearly printed on the fighter plane.

"Are you sure?"

Coulson asked softly beside Lainie.

"It's not a big problem, do you want to intervene?"

Lainie glanced at Coulson, and after getting a clear answer from the other party, Lainie slowly retreated back to the cabin.

Seeing Lainie disappear from sight, Bennett instantly felt great pressure and hurriedly pulled the little nurse to hide behind her.

"Let them go! Did you hear me? I said let them go!"

Bennett released the muzzle of the gun that was against the little nurse's chin and fired at Coulson who was standing at the door of the cabin.

Bang!

This shot scared the medical staff again, and the police almost emptied the magazines reflexively.

There is not even a shelter on the roof of this damn hospital. If a fight really breaks out, no one will be prepared.

The one who suffered the most was the little nurse. The two shots had frightened her to death. She was weak all over, her legs were shaking, and she was sobbing and whimpering, not daring to cry out loud.

The only one in the room was Coulson, who didn't even move at this moment.

He still looked like he was watching a show, not afraid that Bennett would really shoot him.

Bennett's forehead was sweating more. The guy with sunglasses gave him a lot of pressure, especially now that the woman was gone again.

Thinking of this, Bennett suddenly found that the lights in the cabin were turned off.

He could not see anything inside except the man with sunglasses standing at the door.

Just as he was about to pull the little nurse over to cover himself more tightly, Bennett suddenly saw a ray of light between the calves of the man with sunglasses.

"What is that...?"

The next moment, he lost consciousness and fell down softly.