Chapter 1 :System awakening

{ I know this chapter is a little confused about confusing but don't blame me author write it this way...to make you little confuse...but second chapter is really good I got goosebumps } 

 Chapter 1: Keeping a Diary for Myself

"That is to say, I want to create a diary for myself and establish my own identity. The more realistic it is, the easier it will be for people to believe, and the stronger abilities I will gain!"

Inside an apartment building in Manhattan, John contemplated as he passed through the Awakening system.

Yes, John is a time traveler who has inexplicably traveled to this dangerous Marvel world.

Luckily, he get the Awakening system.

"Hey, system " John said .

"Yes, host!" the system mechanically responded in response to John's inquiry.

Clearly, the system isn't very intelligent.

Examining the prompts given by the system, John thought for a moment. 

Knowing the future development of marvel universe, it is not difficult to come up with an identity for myself in a self-created diary.

According to the system's requirements, I need to create my own personality within the given identity limitations. There aren't many restrictions provided by the system.

It starts with "superhero!"

The second point is: "Gradually grow!"

The third point is: "The identity should make the diary holder believe."

These three points are clear.

First, I have to create my own personality as a superhero.

The second point is that I can't directly write in the diary that I am invincible. This is in line with the third point, as the more the diary holders believe in the diaries and the identity he have created, the more powerful strength can be gained.

However, the second and third requirements correspond to each other, making the third point the most challenging.

It means that I need to write in the diary and establish a relationship with the diary holder, allowing them to trust what they have written.

Well, that is the most difficult part!

"System, who are the first targets for diary holders?" John asked the system after pondering for a moment.

"The targets diary holders are Wanda Django Maximoff, Natasha Romanoff, and Nick Fury," the system responded.

Examining the initial three holders given by the system, John nodded: "So, that means the initial owners of the diary will be Scarlet Witch, Black Widow, and Nick Fury, right?"

"Scarlet Witch is easy to handle. According to the timeline, she is still a fourteen-year-old girl in Sokovia. Although Black Widow is already a famous superhero, it shouldn't be a big problem. The biggest challenge is gaining Nick Fury's trust. He has always been wary," John thought as he looked at the transparent compilation screen on the system panel in front of him. "Creating a persona and identity should be done with caution!"

"The most important thing is to establish a relationship with these three. But how can I be a superhero and have a relationship with them?" John's eyes lit up after thinking for a few seconds.

Ah!

The kind of relationship where I can consider myself a "behind the scenes" influence.

Does being a superhero have anything to do with them?

How simple is quantum mechanics?

Looking at the system's editing light curtain in front of him, John began to make edits.

Meanwhile, at S.H.I.E.L.D.

Or should I say, the "Strategic Homeland Defense Offensive and Logistics Agency," inside Nick Fury's office.

Nick Fury, who had just finished a discussion with Alexander Pierce, the former director and current secretary general of S.H.I.E.L.D., noticed a black gold diary mysteriously appearing on his desk.

Seeing the unexpected addition on his desk, Nick Fury's lone eye widened in surprise.

Then he looked at Maria Hill, who was sitting not far from his desk, and asked, "Hill, has anyone been in my office?"

"No, nobody!" Maria Hill, who was processing documents, responded immediately to Nick Fury's inquiry. "You were gone for twelve minutes and forty-five seconds when you went to find Mr. Pierce. I have been in the office during that time, and I can confirm that no one entered."

Hearing Hill's answer, Nick Fury approached the desk and pointed at the black gold diary. "How did this thing appear?"

"What?" Maria Hill looked in the direction of Nick Fury's finger but saw nothing but a clean desk and neatly arranged files. "You mean this?"

Pointing to the diary, Nick Fury asked Hill, "You can't see it?"

"Boss, I don't understand what you're talking about." Maria Hill's expression became serious after making sure she wasn't mistaken. She stood up and tapped the ordinary watch on her wrist. The holographic camera appeared, displaying real-time images in front of Nick Fury.

"Director, as you can see, I can't see anything where you're pointing," Maria Hill said. "Even the entire series of cameras didn't capture what you described!"

In shock, Nick Fury looked at the holographic projection screen, which showed nothing at the spot he was pointing to.

But when he turned his head, he could seblack-goldk gold diary still in its place.

"Nick, do you need me..." Maria Hill was about to speak, but Nick Fury waved his hand.

He extended his hand, and the scanner on his wrist lightly scanned the diary.

Examining the state-of-the-art scanner, which indicated no danger or radiation, Nick Fury's expression grew serious.

Simultaneously, in Sokovia...

"I really can't see anything, and there's nothing there!" Pietro patted Wanda's palm, looking at her with confusion. "Look, if that black gold notebook you mentioned were there, my hand should have landed on it, not on your palm. Did you not wake up last night, or do you have a fever?"

Pietro's hand then reached out to measure Wanda's forehead with concern.

"Okay, forget it if you can't see it." Wanda angrily slapped Pietro's hand away and pointed to the door. "Go and get my lunch for me. It's what a younger brother should do for his older sister."

Listening to Wanda's words, Pietro looked at her helplessly.

He had a nagging feeling that Wanda was acting a bit strange today.