Marvel:Idea 2

Xavier Creed had always been a bit of a rebel. As a young teenager, he had caught the attention of SHIELD with his natural talent for espionage and his keen intuition. He was quickly recruited into the organization, and he quickly rose through the ranks

But Xavier was never one to play by the rules. He had a knack for bending the truth and manipulating situations to his advantage. It was this quality that made him so valuable to SHIELD, but it was also what made him a bit of a wild card.

One day, Xavier was assigned to work under the legendary Phil Coulson. Coulson recognized Xavier's potential, but he also knew that the young agent had a tendency to push the limits. He kept a close eye on Xavier, making sure that he didn't step too far out of line

Xavier quickly became a valuable member of Coulson's team, but he had a secret. He knew that Grant Ward, another agent on the team, was secretly working for Hydra. Xavier had uncovered the truth, but he hadn't told anyone. Ward was his friend, and he didn't want to betray him.

But Xavier couldn't keep the secret forever. When Hydra launched a surprise attack on SHIELD, Xavier was forced to confront Ward. He told him that he knew the truth, but he also made it clear that he wouldn't turn him in. Ward was grateful for Xavier's loyalty, but he knew that he could never truly trust him

Despite this, Xavier continued to work with Coulson and the rest of the team. He proved to be an invaluable asset, using his unique skills to help them take down some of SHIELD's most dangerous enemies.

But Xavier's rebellious streak never quite went away. He had a tendency to play the bad guy, relishing in the opportunity to deceive his enemies and outsmart his opponents. Coulson didn't always approve of Xavier's methods, but he recognized that they were effective

As Xavier grew older and more experienced, he began to develop his own unique set of powers. He was an Inhuman, and his abilities gave him an edge that no one else had. But even with his powers, Xavier remained true to himself. He was still a bit of a wild card, still a bit of a rebel. But Coulson knew that he could always count on him to get the job done.