Avengers Admissions Officer

The pressure from the attackers and mutants could never be as great as it is now, but the other party repeatedly put aside their request to meet, and even contacted the diplomatic ambassadors of Nigeria and Wakanda before him.As a result, the current public opinion is almost one-sided, and the king of Wakanda has come forward to accuse the Avengers of their behavior. The group of people who dared to speak out for the Avengers can only shut up.

"There is still a period of time before signing the contract, you can think about it again." General Ross couldn't hold back his smile, said something in a deep voice, and left in a hurry.

"What else happened this week when you were away?" Tony stood up from his seat after Ross left, and asked Murphy softly, "Did you know there would be such an agreement?"

Murphy looked around, everyone was looking at her, waiting for her answer, she nodded: "Forget it, Grandma Peggy mentioned it before, and Sharon also reminded me of the Council's decision after Ultron. There's been a change of attitude, I just didn't expect it to come so quickly this time."

"Have you ever gone to see Magneto?" Wanda was a little nervous. Murphy mentioned Magneto before, and General Ross meant to count mutants and Avengers together, so she couldn't help but Worry about the already tense relationship between normal people and mutants.

"I went there when I came back from Washington. He was at the professor's side. When I mentioned this, he almost exploded. The professor also mentioned that someone had asked for a supervisory position in the school, to put it bluntly. I just don’t trust that the professor can take good care of the children.” Murphy smiled wryly, “I also contacted the superheroes I had contacted before and said hello to them, but I made it clear that very few of them are willing to sign. I’m a little worried about superheroes. Will he become the next mutant?"

"...We still have something to fight for." Tony patted Murphy on the shoulder, "It's a good thing that you have been sealing up the information of underage superheroes before, at least they don't need to face this matter now."

"Murphy!" Steve looked up at Murphy for the first time after learning of Peggy's death, and asked her sharply, "Will you sign?"

"She's just an ordinary person now." Sam looked around uneasily, and spoke for Murphy, "She may not sign..."

"I... will sign it." Murphy swallowed.

Steve's blue eyes were full of disappointment: "You know it's wrong!"

"Because I stayed under that damn machine for half a year! Every time I wake up, I have to break down because I question my memory, but I have to continue," Murphy blinked hard, and his fists hit the glass “It’s because I’m afraid that I’ll wake up from my dream that day and find out that this world has been taken over by aliens, and that’s my fault!”

Everyone shut their mouths, watching Murphy's first outburst in a long time with some unbearable pain.

"At first, I thought that my fear of my abilities was due to the subconscious implanted by the professor." Murphy shook his head forcefully, and his voice began to tremble. "Later, I discovered that my fear came from myself."

"I have read so many evaluations of superheroes. Do you know how many superheroes there are in the world, and how many people can use their abilities in the right place? They rob, they commit crimes, and they use their abilities to take revenge... History Tiff, none of us are saints."

"How many people have been dazzled by the ecstasy after having the ability? Captain America's experiment has been going on for so long in the early stage, and only one Steve Rogers was found in the end."

Murphy shook his head: "I know this agreement may turn out to be bad, but I'm not just representing myself now."

Natasha heard Murphy's subtext, raised her head, and asked vigilantly, "What do you mean? What did someone say to you when you went to Washington?"

"It's not important anymore." Murphy avoided Natasha's concern and lowered his head, "Sharon wants you to be a coffin bearer. The funeral is two days away."

There was no more sound in the house.

051

Murphy was sitting on a pew in the church. The funeral had just ended, and she needed to be alone for a while. Even if she had no religious belief, it did not prevent her from expressing her condolences to Christ at this moment.

"...Did you know that Sharon is Peggy's niece?" Steve sat next to her, a few rows away, and looked at the photos of Peggy when he was young with Murphy.

"At that time, I thought she was a spy somewhere." Murphy scrubbed his fingers, showing a look of nostalgia, "I always set her up when I was living next to you, now that I think about it, Pei Grandma Ji is really worried about you."

The distance between the benches is a bit narrow for Steve, who has long hands and feet, and he unconsciously put his hands on the back of the chair in front of him: "She still doesn't trust me, even though I'm no longer the kid from Brooklyn. taller."

Steve lowered his head slowly: "...I didn't expect that I still owed that dance."

Murphy turned her head to look at Steve, seeing the symbol of the American spirit lowering her head silently, wondering whether the other party was remembering the deceased or the lost time. She didn't want to use her ability at all now, because the truth It meant nothing to her anymore.

"The best literati in the world think that the era they live in is the most beautiful era." After a long time, Murphy gently tidied up the wrinkles on his clothes caused by sitting for a long time, and said softly, "Steve Husband, nothing lasts forever, some things, just let it pass.”

"Can you?" Steve asked quickly, without looking at her.

"Not yet," Murphy smiled slightly, "I'm still working hard, but soon."

"So you think it's necessary for you to sign the agreement?"

The conversation inevitably turned to the upcoming signing.Murphy sighed, acquiescing to Steve's question.

"Where's Clint?"

"He said he was retired and there was no threat." Murphy accepted Steve's change of subject.

But Steve glanced at her, and his eyes were all about why Clint could not sign after he retired, but Murphy couldn't.Murphy smiled bitterly: "I'm different from Clint."

"Sometimes, you have to make some necessary sacrifices for what you want," she raised her head, looking at Peggy's portrait from a distance, "not to mention that is not a sacrifice."

"Natasha has always wanted to tell you that you should live for yourself." Steve put his hands back on his knees and sat up straight, "Try to be willful for a while."

"I was actually underage when Loki came," Murphy said without thinking, "but at least the whole Avengers were in front of me at that time, so I thought, this time no matter what, I Protect the children."

Steve turned his head to look at her, but Murphy had already stood up, straightened his black coat, and his tone had slowly become brisk: "I know you don't plan to sign, there must be room for change in the middle, I will I will try my best to win it for you.”

Murphy stepped on her high heels and left Steve alone in the church. Ever since she hinted that she would no longer use her abilities, she still feels very uneasy and always feels that things will not go as she wants.When she was standing on the steps outside the church, she happened to see Natasha walking up.

"Is he in there?"

Murphy nodded at Black Widow, obviously knowing who she was looking for and why she came.

"But he won't go to Vienna." Murphy then shook his head. In principle, the man wearing the American flag would not agree to this kind of agreement that deprives superheroes of privacy and decision-making power, "How about Wanda?" How is it?"

"I know, I just don't want him to feel too...alone. As for Wanda, her age is very delicate, and Tony intends to put aside questions about her for now," Natasha sighed helplessly, "although it seems It was very much like house arrest."

"Is she okay?"

Natasha couldn't help feeling a little emotional when she saw Murphy caring about another girl under house arrest. After all, Murphy also came here before: "Vision is with her at the base, and she looks better than before." There may be some rumors in the middle Because of Murphy's half-year experience, Wanda, who already felt the same for Murphy, had much less resistance to this matter.

"I think we have to delay." Murphy blinked and proposed his own plan, "This time, we have put each other's bottom line on the table, so we don't have to be restrained by the expressions on the table. "

Natasha laughed out loud because of Murphy's little thought: "You are really similar to Tony."

Murphy pursed his lips, shook his head and smiled wryly.Natasha also understood what she said wrong for a while, and patted her on the shoulder in embarrassment: "The plane is about to take off, I'll go find him."

Murphy nodded and said goodbye to Natasha.And Natasha stood where she was, watched Murphy leave, and felt sorry for Murphy in her heart. If she hadn't carried the name of Stark, perhaps her life would have been more exciting and dazzling.Whether the source of all Murphy's tragedies is her genius father, or an ability that she cannot control herself, maybe even Murphy herself can't tell.She kind of missed the girl who was purely happy because she got a free coupon for the dessert house when she was undercover with Tony.

Taking a plane with a lot of people and a lot of empty seats, Murphy smoothly followed the team of the Avengers' diplomatic department