[Spider-Man: Far From Home] Why did Mysterio want to kill Nick Fury and Maria Hill in the first place?

Quentin Beck with his crew of other disgruntled ex-Stark Industries employees helped him with being Mysterio, with himself describing Nick Fury to William as the most paranoid and dangerous person on the planet along with him believing that he would kill him upon learning the truth, and saying he always had to die to Peter and the attempt to kill who he believed to be Fury with a Stark Industries Combat Drone which Soren disguised as Maria Hill foiled. He also wanted to kill Maria Hill as shown when he asked EDITH to execute the kill order on his command in London, so this makes you wonder why he wanted to kill them both in the first place?

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