The Zerg Overlord in the Comic World

"Five years ago, I had a heart attack and passed out during my golf swing. It turned out to be the greatest blessing of my life because after 13 hours of surgery and a triple bypass, I discovered 40 years in the military. What life has never taught me is perspective.”

In the small conference room, the Secretary of State finished speaking, looked at several Avengers members present, and then continued: "The whole world owes the Avengers a favor that cannot be repaid. You fought for us, protected us, and risked your lives. While many people regard you as heroes, some prefer to use the term 'vigilantes.'"

Black Widow asked, "What word would you use? Mr. Secretary?"

"How about 'danger'?" The Secretary of State looked directly into the eyes of the Black Widow and continued: "How would you describe a group of superpowers stationed in the United States who habitually ignore the borders of sovereign countries and decide where they go and what they do? It’s my own will. And to be honest, I don’t seem to care at all about the consequences.”

As he spoke, he walked to the side, and the past clips began to play on the LCD screen in the conference room.

"New York, Washington, D.C., Sokovia, Lagos." As if to remind the Avengers, every time the screen switched, the Secretary of State would say the place name.

……

Roland came to the conference room in his spiritual form as early as the beginning of the meeting. Currently, Earth's technology has no way of detecting his spiritual form, so he sat cross-legged on the conference table. What was playing on the LCD screen was the plot of Avengers 1, Captain America 2, and Avengers 2 that he was familiar with.

He didn't know why, but he felt it was a bit funny, but seeing that Tony Falcon, Black Widow and others all had serious and heavy expressions, he managed to maintain a serious expression - even though no one could see it.

"It turns out that it's the storyline of Captain America 3, Civil War." By the way, through this meeting, Roland finally confirmed the timeline.

"Do you want to participate?" Asha asked.

"I don't want to interfere too much in this world. You have already made them busy enough by resurrecting Ultron... By the way, do you think the Avengers should sign this agreement?" Roland suddenly wanted to hear Asha's reaction to "Sokowi" Views on the Asia-Pacific Agreement.

"Don't sign."

"Why? Based on your logic, shouldn't we advocate unified thinking and action?" Roland was a little surprised by Asha's answer.

Asha replied seriously: "Yes, if a population wants to progress and develop rapidly, it does not need superfluous ideas, it only needs a good enough leader, and the rest will completely obey the leader. This is the funniest thing." Operation. But the prerequisite for unified thought and action is a good enough leader. It is obvious that no government on earth can be a good 'leader'."

"why?"

"Because of the limitations of thinking, the diversity of thinking, and the unavoidable bad nature of living things."

This thing taunts living creatures when it finds an opportunity! But this is Asha's view of life. The human political system can be said to be quite backward in her eyes. After all, she has destroyed countless civilizations in the universe. Moreover, while destroying, the knowledge of civilization will be retained as a trophy.

When they were having a conversation in their minds, Captain America Steve Rogers couldn't help but say: "Okay, that's enough."

Roland stopped communicating with Asha and continued to watch the development of the situation.

"For the past four years, you have operated with unlimited power and no supervision, and governments around the world can no longer tolerate this situation. But we have a solution..." the Secretary of State said, taking over from the aide. A thick stack of documents was placed next to the Scarlet Witch: "The Sokovia Accords, approved by 117 countries, states that the Avengers are no longer a private organization, but an organization under the supervision of a United Nations team. action, and whether to dispatch legal organizations is determined by the group.”

Steve said expressionlessly: "The Avengers were founded to make the world safer, and I think we did that."

The Secretary of State asked: "Captain, do you know where Thor and Banner are now? If I lose two 30-megaton HE weapons, there will definitely be consequences. Compromise, guarantee, this is how the world works. Trust me, that’s the middle ground.”

"Is there an emergency plan?" Falcon asked.

"In three days, the United Nations will hold a meeting in Vienna to ratify the Agreement. Let's discuss it carefully." After the Secretary of State finished speaking, he prepared to leave with the bodyguards.

Black Widow suddenly asked: "What if you don't like our decision?"

"Then you retire."

……

After the Secretary of State left, no one spoke in the conference room, and the atmosphere was a bit heavy. Roland knew that Stark was full of guilt because of Ultron, and he must support this agreement.

Captain America objected. He believed that Tony's idea was tantamount to giving up his original philosophy. He chose to give up taking responsibility for his actions because he saw people dying in front of his eyes. This was an escape. After signing the document, the Avengers are no longer an individual act, but special militants organized by the government. They can naturally pass the consequences of their actions to the decision-makers.

In addition, the so-called management team is composed of people. Whether it is the United Nations or Hydra, someone has a purpose, and becoming a weapon in the hands of the government goes against their original intention.

In this matter, Roland and Asha both support Captain America.

Of course, Asha's reason is that it is not logical for excellent individuals to be dominated by mediocre individuals, so she supports Captain America. Roland more or less has this idea, but he also agrees with Captain America's philosophy that humans are not inherently reliable creatures.

According to Asha, the first priority in life is survival. In order to survive, any life will become uncontrollable. This is one of the reasons why she despises life.

"By the way, why am I thinking about this? I'll go back and read it. I'll pay attention to it when something big happens in the alliance." Roland suddenly shook his head.

In fact, he is also very conflicted. Before his first time travel, he was very passionate about superpower science fiction themes. He liked Marvel and DC even more than Japanese comics. But now, on the one hand, he wants to continue the life of the dead house that has been interrupted for hundreds of millions of years, but on the other hand, he doesn't want to see the Avengers split into civil war.

But then I thought about it, it seems that no one died in the Civil War in the movie universe? He only liked a few protagonists back then. The protagonist's immortality was not a big problem... he might as well go back and make up for it.

He decided to be a bystander. It was quite comfortable to be a salty fish watching the show.

Of course, if it develops according to the original plot, it will be equivalent to playing Captain America 3 for the second time, and it will not be fun.

From this perspective, Asha's move to resurrect Ultron is believed to bring new shocks to the Avengers and even the entire world. Uh... It seems that a lot of people will die, but he is the master of the Zerg race. The lives he has taken away over hundreds of millions of years cannot even be counted in thousands.

Even if his original memory and body were restored, it was still too difficult to establish respect for life again.

Alas, it's better to just watch the show to calm down the shock.