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Chapter 134 Sokovia Act
New York City, Manhattan, United Nations Headquarters.

The conference auditorium is spacious and tidy, and the towering dome is brightly lit. On the long tables in the auditorium are representatives, speakers and reporters from various countries.

Standing in the center of the podium was a thin Sokovian woman.

"The power possessed by the Avengers has even surpassed the state machine, and this power cannot be left unchecked."

"It is true that these forces play a positive role in maintaining world stability and promoting social progress, but their side effects on the world cannot be ignored."

"Sokovia was originally a country with a population of 2000 million. Because of the Battle of Sokovia, there are less than 50 Sokovians displaced all over the world. To some extent, this is a race. extermination."

"The power of the Avengers cannot be in their own hands.

I believe that the character of Captain America, Mr. Steve Rogers, Mr. Iron Man, Tony Stark, and the Avengers represented by them, their original intention of action is to maintain the stability and peace of the world. "

"However, when they protect another sovereign country, they should first seek the consent of the other party."

"Moreover, this kind of power that can destroy a country should not be placed in the hands of a few people, no matter how noble their character is."

"I propose that under the framework of the United Nations, the Avengers be included in the category of civil servants..."

……

When Silton and Jenny were eating in the cafeteria of the high school in the city, they saw Polina's speech at the United Nations General Assembly on the big screen opposite.

Jenny is not sensitive to politics, but Silton thinks of a bill before the crossing - the "Sokovia Act".

In another parallel universe, because of Sokovia's casualties, the seven countries of the United Nations 110 voted unanimously to restrict the freedom of action of the Avengers and transform them into civil servants of the United Nations.

The so-called United Nations civil servants are required to disclose their true identities to the public, report to the higher authorities before taking action, and only after obtaining consent can they save the world.

The difference is that in another parallel universe, the "Sokovia Act" was led by the United States and agreed by all countries; while in this universe, it was Polina, the victim of the Sokovia incident, who proposed of.

Silton couldn't help sighing that there is a certain necessity in the historical process, a certain event must happen in a certain period of time, this may be called the inevitability of fate.

Of course, in his previous life, Silton also learned a more professional and academic term to describe it-"dialectical materialist view of history".

Jenny whispered to Silton: "Aren't we also part of the Avengers?

Will Polina's initiative have any effect on us? "

These words startled Silton a little bit, and he realized that he was not the audience in front of the movie screen, nor was he a salted fish as he imagined when he first time traveled——

I am now inextricably linked with S.H.I.E.L.D. and the Avengers!
The salary alone is a lot!
Silton recalled the plot in the movie. After the "Sokovia Act" was proposed, the whereabouts of superheroes were divided into three categories.

One group, headed by Captain America, opposed the "Sokovia Act", did not want to implement it, and did not want to be restrained, so they fled to Wakanda.

One is headed by Iron Man. In another parallel universe, Iron Man is full of guilt about what happened in Sokovia. This kind of guilt and self-blame made him sign the "Sokovia Act" and become a A staunch performer.

There is another category, "salted fish" such as Ant-Man and Hawkeye, who are paddling in various large-scale key battles, and have no own views on the "Sokovia Act". Among the captains of the United States, they wanted to have both sides, but they turned out to be men on the left and right, full of big men.

Their destination is to return to the life of a salted fish, under house arrest by the UN executives, living an ordinary life of wives and children on the kang.

In the current parallel universe, Silton has not discovered the existence of Wakanda, and it is not known whether Captain America will eventually escape there.

Yes, if the "Sokovia Act" is really suppressed, what will happen to me?

Silton didn't answer Jenny's question, but instead asked:
"If you say that the content of the bill is to let us disclose our real identities, then we can only hit whoever is asked to hit, and we can't do anything unless we are told to hit, what would you do?"

Jenny feels weird about Silton's question, thinking it's not a question but a statement of current reality:
"What kind of bill is required, isn't that what we are now?
I will hit whoever SHIELD asks me to do, and I will do whatever it asks me to do. If I want to kill the mayor, SHIELD will not let me.

As for revealing your identity, don't everyone in S.H.I.E.L.D. know that you are Silton and I am Jenny?

The content of the bill should also disclose the identity of the staff, not everyone in the world.

If it's for everyone in the world, this bill is too boring--

There are nearly 70 billion people in the world, and most of them live their lives in a down-to-earth manner, and they don’t care if the Spider Woman belongs to me, Jenny, or any other Danny, Barney, Hani, Nani..."

Silton nodded. That's true. Disclosing one's identity is not on the side of popularizing education. Holding a thick book with the real names of more than 1000 people with superpowers written on it.

In addition to the disclosure of identity, there is also the need to become a UN civil servant and obey the organization's orders.

This is obviously not a restriction for himself and a superpower like Jenny.

Although the superpowers of myself and Jenny are not inferior to those of Captain America and Iron Man, their own identities and social relations are a kind of limitation.

I and Jenny are two poor students in essence, not as rich as Iron Man, nor as charismatic as Captain America, what we can do is to learn from "superheroes who obey the command of S.H.I.E.L.D." Super villains who listen to S.H.I.E.L.D." choose one of the two.

A normal person with a bit of a brain to make judgments will choose the former, which is equivalent to working for SHIELD to earn extra money. After all, no matter how powerful you are, your feet will still fall to the ground in the end, and you will be able to play your own identity down-to-earth. .

After figuring this out, Silton vaguely understood something.

Jenny rolled the spaghetti with a fork, rolled a "little twist", and then covered the soup on the bottom of the plate, stuffed it into her mouth, and chewed:

"Woooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

You said that Nick Fury, a black brine egg, has hands and eyes, how could he allow Polina to make such a proposal? "

(End of this chapter)