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Cap 384 Registration Act
Thaddeus E. Ross, known as General Thunderbolt, is also the leader of the Hulk capture team, but now "General Ross" is a thing of the past.Now appearing at the Avengers headquarters, representing the United States government in front of the Avengers, is Secretary of State Mr. Ross.

Speaking of Ross, this guy's backstage is really imaginative.First, he tossed out the Hulk, and then chased the green gamma mutant all over the world for many years to come-even now.He insists that the Hulk is part of the "government property", and has caused all kinds of collateral damage of varying severity during the pursuit around the world, but so far it seems that no big boss has troubled him.

Then there is the Abomination, a gamma monster in the same series as the Hulk, only worse.Hulk is just a big guy with an IQ equivalent to that of a three-year-old child. Generally, he will not hurt others for the sake of hurting others. When he is in a good mood, he may even do something good.But the abomination is really just like his name, he looks abominable and hates everything.When he first gained power, the abomination even caused a riot on the streets of New York. If Hulk hadn't stopped it, the consequences would have been disastrous.

However, after stabbing this one after another, General Thaddeus E. Ross not only did not go to court-martial, nor did he leave his post and go home to farm for the rest of his life, but now he is still on the rise and directly sits on the position of Secretary of State, with arrogance It seems to be even more arrogant than before.

I am afraid that this is no longer a question of how tough the backstage is. I am afraid that no one can take care of the trouble he caused. General Ross should be said to be a man blessed by God.

And now, it was this General Ross, who had made troubles one after another, standing in front of the Avengers as Secretary of State.He also came with Tony Stark, who is already the director of S.H.I.E.L.D., but the latter was abnormally silent today, sitting on the sofa beside the conference room with his arms folded.

"Most people in the world regard you as heroes." He stood at the end of the conference table and said slowly, "For the past few years, you have been fighting on the front line for the safety of the world, and you have risked your lives to protect the world. What you have done People all over the world are watching. And all the while, people are grateful to you and have given you the title of 'Greatest Heroes of All Time'."

The Avengers looked at each other, but no one spoke.

It was not the first time that Ross had dealt with the Avengers, and everyone present didn't like him very much.They knew what kind of guy Ross was, and if there was a ranking of government officials who had huge opinions about superheroes, General Ross would definitely be at the top.

It is unprecedentedly rare for such a guy to spit out a good word. If he spares no effort to compliment and affirm the achievements of the Avengers like this, there is a [-]% possibility that it will not be a good thing.

"Ah? Really?" Spiderman scratched his head embarrassingly, "Actually, we haven't done that much, we're just doing our best."

Well, it doesn't look like everyone knows what the situation is.

Yet everyone seemed to tacitly ignore his words, including Mr. Secretary of State.Ross continued, and the subject changed as everyone expected: "As a member of the protected citizens, I also thank you for your efforts. But! As a government employee, I must hold a different view on the existence of the Avengers. "

"Come to the point, Ross," Rogers asked. "What's your point?"

"Dangerous." Ross said forcefully, "Otherwise, what do you think? A super armed force that sweeps through the army is not controlled by any country or organization, and its headquarters is on the territory of the United States. You can put your will And choose to impose it on anyone, anywhere, and the fact that you routinely disregard national sovereignty and act across borders without concern for consequences, is there another word that better describes such a force?"

There was a moment of silence in the conference room, until Spider-Man said weakly again: "I don't think you actually said anything."

"Okay kid, we're talking about business here." Tony, who had been silent all this time, interrupted, "Don't interrupt, okay?"

"Oh." Spider-Man shut up obediently.

Rogers frowned, and squinted at Tony on the sofa with a seemingly displeased look, and the two eyes briefly met.Then he turned back to Rose and said, "Then I guess you came here with a solution, right?"

"Of course." General Ross reached out and took a thick bound book from his assistant, "The governments of various countries have reached the limit of the uncontrolled tolerance of the Avengers. So this is what everyone discusses together. s solution."

The Superhero Registration Act.

History is an interesting thing, sometimes the slightest change can lead to a completely different future, creating a whole new time and place and other times, no matter how much the past has changed, some events just cannot be remembered. avoid.

Some things seem to be destined to be inevitable.

The Avengers passed this thick book like a dictionary to each other. Just by looking at the thickness, one can imagine how many rules and regulations were imposed on them.In the end, the book was passed to the captain. He read two pages and frowned.

"117 countries have expressed their support for the passage of this bill." Rose said with his hands behind his back, "First of all, the Avengers will no longer be a private organization, and all actions of the Avengers must be supervised by the UN Special Team And control, the Avengers can only act when the group gives permission. In addition to this, the bill stipulates that all superpowers must accept registration. The name, ability and all detailed identity information of superpowers must all be After registration, all superpowers who refuse to register information with the relevant departments will be regarded as unsafe factors and will be wanted throughout the country.”

Rose paused and glanced at everyone.

"I'll stop here first, and you can discuss it. But give me a piece of advice, be sensible and make smart choices."

Ross left after speaking, leaving the Avengers sitting quietly in the room.Everyone stared at the bill that Rose left on the table, lost in thought.

Spider-Man looked left and right, as if he couldn't help but want to say something, but in the end he didn't make a sound.

In the end, Captain Rogers looked at Tony and broke the silence first: "Is there anything you want to say, Tony?"

(End of this chapter)