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Chapter 137 Objection!

"Are there so many people who oppose the Sokovia Act?" Jenny asked:
"How do I feel that this bill has little effect on me?"

The Scarlet Witch said: "It doesn't really affect people like us much, but you have seen all of these people present.

They have strange appearances, and they usually use their superpowers secretly to do some good things within their capabilities, but they don't want to make themselves public, let alone their identities. "

The Scarlet Witch cast her eyes on Iron Man and Captain America sitting at the front, and said:
"I speculate that with regard to the "Sokovia Act", some people with superpowers agree to accept it, some are neutral on the sidelines, and some are against it.

The first two kinds of people are easy to deal with. They should have signed the bill not long after it was proposed, and it didn't take much time.

And to this day, the superpowers who have not yet signed the "Sokovia Act" must be extremely disgusted with this bill.

The extreme opponents of the bill gathered together today should be to be able to negotiate a compromise result. "

Silton nodded, and looked around at himself, Scarlet Witch and Jenny:
"Then what are the three of us here for? Are we going to object too?"

The Scarlet Witch said: "Anyway, I signed it a long time ago, the two of you probably have too many things to do at the beginning of school recently, and SHIELD didn't have time to ask you to sign the letter of intent.

By the way, as far as I know, Iron Man sitting in the front also signed. "

Jenny asked, "What about Captain America? Did he sign it?"

Scarlet Witch said: "No."

This is the same as what happened in another parallel universe that Shildon knew. Iron Man signed the "Sokovia Act", and Captain America disagreed with signing the "Sokovia Act". Buddy Bucky escapes.

Silton looked at the conference hall, and there was indeed a beard and a metal arm, which should be the Bucky of this parallel universe.

Jenny was puzzled why the choices of the two would be different.

The Scarlet Witch continued to explain: "We are all personally involved in the incident between Iron Man and Polina, and we have all witnessed Mr. Tony Stark's attitude towards Polina.

In fact, no matter how unrestrained the appearance, Tony Stark is very concerned about the destruction of Sokovia and the death of Polina's daughter.

He's guilty, so he signs.

Captain America has no such guilt. He wants to lead the people to fight for freedom. Their generation has an anarchist utopian plot, thinking that big things are bad and small things are good. It is evil, and what is loose and free is justice. "

Silton suddenly thought of a question: "Wanda, since you have already signed the "Sokovia Act", why are you here today?"

Wanda said truthfully: "It was Director Nick Fury who ordered me to come, and he asked me to tell him what happened at the scene."

Jenny asked, "Why didn't he come by himself?"

Silton received it in a low voice: "I'm afraid of being beaten to death..."

The Scarlet Witch rubbed her nose: "Maybe there is a reason for this..."

Jenny opened her mouth and looked at the two of them in a daze. She didn't know what they meant, but Silton vaguely guessed eight or nine from the Scarlet Witch's reaction.

The driving force behind this matter is indeed Nick Fury.

In fact, the "Sokovia Act" wants to limit the power of superheroes to act independently, and the most harmful ones are the core of the Avengers, Iron Man and Captain America, who originally had great independent action rights and prestige.

Now Iron Man agrees to sign because of guilt, and it is useless for Captain America to object.

Because even if the U.S. team does not sign, there will be an opponent of the same magnitude as him, standing opposite him and restricting his actions.

Just thinking about it, Iron Man sitting in the front row stood up and said:

"O—r—d—e—r—

Quiet!

Everyone be quiet and listen to me! "

The bottom is still messy, Iron Man clicked on the steel helmet and activated the loudspeaker:
"Be quiet!"

The discussion in the meeting room gradually died down, and everyone's eyes turned to the metal uncle on the podium.

Tony Stark said: "The purpose of calling everyone here today should be clear to everyone—to sign the Sokovia Act."

Before Iron Man finished speaking, the audience was in an uproar, and there was chaos.

Tony Stark raised his right hand, the laser cannon in his palm suddenly lit up, and a laser shot upwards, hitting the light tube on the roof——

"Oh!"

"Crash!"

The room was quiet again, and no one wanted to be the next lamp.

"I know that everyone doesn't want to sign for various reasons, but our team of superpowers must be formalized and restrained!"

Just as he was talking, he heard a loud "clang!!!" from the audience, interrupting Iron Man's speech——

Captain America hit his shield hard, and the round metal made a deafening sound like a gong!

"I disagree!
Even if our capabilities are to be limited, it shouldn't be the United Nations that does it!

Our own qualities should limit what we do, not some cunning fellow hiding in a dark office who thinks he has a plan! "

Hearing what Captain America said, Silton seemed to be pointing something out. He wondered if Nick Fury was sneezing right now.

After the captain of the United States finished speaking, there were cheers one after another in the room. The strong and tall stone man hit his chest with his fist "dang dang dang", splashing out sparks. This sound made Silton's teeth sour. .

Captain America Steve Rogers continued: "Tony, I know the destruction of Sokovia hit you, but you shouldn't let it go.

I don't trust any organization, I only trust myself. "

Captain America is very confident in his personality, which Silton has known for a long time, but today, it seems that this confidence is more like a strategy to fight for rights...

Seeing that he couldn't hold the scene, Iron Man raised the laser cannon again and smashed a light bulb——

"boom!"

"Whoa!"

The scene was quiet again.

"The bill doesn't have to be signed now.

There is still half a month left before the deadline for signing the Sokovia Act.

I hope that everyone can express their ideas to me during this half month, and I will also convey them upwards.

I still hope that everyone can reach an agreement and take the greatest common divisor, instead of falling apart and becoming enemies with the former comrades-in-arms! "

It was reasonable for everyone to listen to what Iron Man said, and it seemed that there was still room for discussion on the content of the bill, and they all made up their own calculations.

(End of this chapter)