I became a weirdo in Marvel

Chapter 131 Meeting
In the conference room, Fury and others sat quietly in their chairs, glancing at the clock from time to time, waiting for everyone to arrive.

It was almost time, the door slid open silently, and Steve strode in. His eyes were as sharp as a hawk, scanning from Agent May to Eddie in turn, and finally stopping at Fury, nodding slightly.

"Sorry, I'm late." Steve's voice was low and powerful, with a hint of apology.

Fury smiled slightly and shook his head. "It's okay. It's not time yet. Besides, there's still one person who hasn't arrived yet."

"Is there another person?" Steve frowned slightly and looked around again. Almost all members of the Avengers were present, except Matt who was absent due to injury.

Are there new members joining?

While he was thinking, the door opened again and a figure walked in with a slightly frivolous voice.

"Ha, are you all so free? Why are you here so early? If you really have nothing to do, you can go outside and help clean up the battlefield, or help me collect some spare parts or something."

There was a hint of sarcasm and unruliness in his voice.

Steve looked in the direction of the voice and saw a handsome middle-aged man walking in. His face was somewhat similar to Howard Stark, which made him immediately realize the identity of the visitor.

"Tony, please sit down. You're the only one missing." Fury didn't even look at Tony. He just said it calmly, as if he was already used to his complaints.

Tony Stark shrugged and walked to his seat and sat down with his usual confidence and cynical smile on his face, as if the whole world was under his control.

"If you have anything to say, just say it now. I'm different from you. I'm very busy."

There was a hint of impatience and defiance in his tone, as if to say that his time was precious and should not be wasted.

Steve frowned slightly, his displeasure obvious.

He instinctively felt disgusted by Tony's arrogant attitude. As a soldier who had just come out of the war, he was more accustomed to being straightforward and sincere.

"Tony Stark? I've met your father. He's a respectable man."

Steve's voice was low and firm, with a hint of reproach and nostalgia: "I hope you have learned not only his romanticism, but also his gentlemanly manners. He would not say something mean and rude to others for no reason."

Tony narrowed his eyes and carefully looked at Steve sitting opposite him. After a moment, he suddenly realized: "Oh, who was it? It turned out to be the famous Captain America."

He deliberately stretched out his voice, his tone full of sarcasm: "No wonder I smelled an unpleasant smell of antiques as soon as you opened your mouth. I guess you are not used to modern life, old man."

Steve's face darkened, but he remained calm and said calmly, "Stark, I'm your father's friend. You should call me uncle."

Tony sneered, with a trace of disdain in his eyes: "Humph, the vibranium shield my father made for you saved so many lives, shouldn't you say thank you to me first?"

"It was your father who saved me, not you." Steve's voice was firm and calm, and he did not give in.

"So, you are my father's friend, not mine." Tony's tone was provocative and indifferent.

The two looked at each other and there was a tense atmosphere in the air, as if an argument would break out at any moment.

Eddie stood aside with an unconcealable excitement on his face. His eyes sparkled with curiosity and anticipation, as if he was watching a wonderful drama.

At this moment, if he had a camera in his hand, he would definitely press the shutter without hesitation to freeze this tense and subtle moment forever. However, Eddie could only sigh in his heart, because he had long bid farewell to his career as a reporter and no longer had the tool to record history.

"All right!"

Fury slammed the table, breaking the deadlock, and said loudly: "We have more important things to discuss, don't waste time here."

His voice was like a thunderbolt, instantly easing the atmosphere in the room.

Although Tony and Steve were still confronting each other, they temporarily restrained their sharpness at this moment and turned their eyes to Fury, waiting for his next words.

Fury did not delay any longer and said directly: "You should all know about the mysterious incident that occurred in Wakanda in the past few days? I named it the 'Fairy Tale World', and the degree of harm is rated SS-level, which means it has the potential to destroy human civilization!"

Tony chuckled, spread his hands, and said with a bit of sarcasm: "Oh, SS-level? Aren't you exaggerating a bit? I don't see what's so great about those scrap metals."

Fury's eyes became more serious, and he shook his head slowly: "No, the fairy tale world I'm talking about is not just those toy soldiers."

He briefly repeated the information he got from Steve, and every word was like a sharp blade, piercing deeply into the hearts of everyone present.

The terrible message contained in Fury's words made Eddie secretly smack his lips, and a chill rose in his heart.

However, Tony still didn't care, with a disdainful smile on his face: "These so-called monsters may be vulnerable, and they may not be as scary as some people say. After all, to be honest, the strength of the team members who carried out the mission is average, of course, including the famous Captain America."

Tony's confidence is not groundless. Over the past period of time, he has been studying the magical Cosmic Cube and has achieved considerable results.

He successfully applied the power of the Cosmic Cube to the Iron Man suit and created a brand new Cosmic Cube suit.

Recalling that period, Tony's eyes flashed with a hint of pride. It was while wearing this Cosmic Cube suit, which was still in the testing phase, that he easily defeated those clockwork soldiers.

The power of the Cosmic Cube made him feel extremely powerful and a little dizzy.

Now he even has the confidence that he can destroy the last demon by himself.

Tony's contempt for his teammates made Steve clench his fists and look at him coldly: "Stark, you don't understand anything at all."

"You're the one who doesn't understand. Do you still think that close combat is still the same as before? Times have changed, old fogey."

Tony sneered: "This is the age of technology."

Fury looked at Tony and shook his head. "Tony, I understand your confidence, but the enemy this time is far more complicated and dangerous than you think. We must unite to deal with the coming disaster. The Iron Man suit is powerful, but it also has enemies that it cannot deal with, such as those strange beings with mysterious powers."

Tony's smirk faded, replaced by a hint of seriousness and thought.

He once read through the confidential files of S.H.I.E.L.D. and witnessed the records of those strange existences with his own eyes.

Faced with these unknown threats, he had to admit that his iron armor was not omnipotent.

"Well, you may continue, Chief."

(End of this chapter)