The God Killer in the American Comics World

An official at the top frowned when he saw Nick Fury's list.

"We are indeed in a war, but we need stronger weapons, not..."

Nick did not answer directly, but showed the fighting scene in the base after Loki appeared to the bosses, and then talked freely:

"Excuse me, facing such an existence that can ignore all the existing individual weapons of our army and has an attack power comparable to the firepower of 105mm howitzers, it is extremely dangerous to be close to it within 500 meters. Not to mention that he easily controlled the loyal agent Hawkeye who was rated as C-level in the Avengers list. When the power of an individual can ignore all conventional weapons, we must learn to compromise."

The boss asked again: "Are we going to hand over the future of the country and even the world to the masked man, the Greeks, the aliens, and a so-called "God" in the legend!"

He was referring to Batman, Kratos, Superman, and Thor.

That's right, Thor had been here long before Anger entered this world, but he ran away again.

Nick cleared his throat: "I need an emergency team. Maybe we can't gather all the people on the list, but I believe that as long as we gather half of them and give them enough motivation, we will succeed."

The senior officials were silent. After a moment of discussion, they voted and finally agreed to launch the [Avengers] plan.

It's just that compared with the original version, the new version of the Avengers list has been greatly expanded.

After all, they can't ignore the heroes from DC. It's just that many people are masked, and their concealment behavior is also a headache for the American upper class.

The same is true for Nick. He can only start with the people on the list whose whereabouts have been known.

He himself found Captain America Steve Rogers, who has been recuperating, asked Black Widow to find the Hulk Bruce Banner, and asked Agent Coulson to find Tony Stark, whom he is familiar with.

Just when Tony's Stark Building completed the lighting ceremony and was officially put into operation, Coulson came.

After Tony escaped from Afghanistan, it was Coulson who helped Tony deal with Tony's partner Stani without a company civil war.

Coulson was very familiar with Tony and Pepper.

After a brief greeting, Coulson easily recruited Tony to join the team.

After all, Tony knew about the Avengers plan early on, and he was temporarily excluded from the plan because of his self-centered personality, not because he didn't want to join.

It was just that Coulson asked a question that tested Tony's humanity: "Hey! Tony, do you know any of Kratos, Batman, and Superman? I mean, do you have their contact information?"

Tony is undoubtedly a hero with both shortcomings and advantages, and extremely contradictory.

In many cases, he can be unreliable and rely on ridiculous luck and outrageous thinking patterns to solve problems.

In dealing with people, no one has ever said that Tony is a villain who is proud of selling friends.

Even in "Captain America 3: Civil War", he had to talk to Captain America clearly and officially "declare war" before he had to attack Captain America.

Tony was startled by Coulson's little test, and almost threw out three consecutive moves of "I'm not, I didn't, don't talk nonsense".

He pretended to be slightly stunned, and finally frowned: "I don't know Superman. He hasn't appeared for a long time. He appeared even before I became Iron Man. As for Kratos and Batman, we know each other, but we haven't left cards to each other yet."

Coulson was not too surprised: "It's okay, Batman has a public contact method, Director Fury will follow up. As for Kratos, we will find a way to contact him."

Tony agreed to join the Avengers, and Coulson had completed the task.

Just after Coulson left, Tony secretly called his smart butler: "Jarvis, ask my "old friend" if he is willing to join my party as I mentioned!"

Party can be a pun in English, widely referring to parties, but it also means [organization] and [party].

So, without even Tony lifting a finger, a post appeared on a certain League of Legends forum that seemed ordinary but actually contained a mystery: [Dude! We are going to fight a (revenge) battle tonight, and we are short of one. Do you want to come? ]

Here, Ange was enjoying the Canary Sisters singing and Helen dancing, when suddenly there was news on the forum he followed.

After checking, Ange seemed to have casually replied to a post in another Middle Eastern forum.

The name was nonsense, and the key point was the letters of the person's name. According to the agreed rules, they could eventually spell out the English name [Kratos].

The content of the post seemed to be nonsense, but after being decrypted, it was summarized into this sentence [I only like those congressmen to work for me, not me working for them. Of course, for your sake, I will definitely come to help you when you are in need. ]

After seeing the news, Tony sighed softly, and really regretted that he had admitted that he was Iron Man so high-profile at the beginning.

Of course, regret only lasts for a second. If he could keep a low profile, he would not be Tony Stark.

Anger refused for his own reasons:

There is an essential difference between joining the [Justice League] and joining the [Avengers].

The Justice League is an unofficial organization led by Batman. To put it bluntly, it is a group of superheroes coming together for the same idea. If you are suitable, you can join. If you are not suitable, you can leave. There is no need to worry about the future.

The Avengers are different. This organization has been strongly branded by the official since its inception. If you join, you can certainly get various conveniences provided by the official, such as aircraft, weapons and equipment, and artillery support, but what is the price?

For example, it is like a game on a PS console on a computer. The character is still the same character, but you can't decide what to wear. Take Helen for example. If you are asked to wear a maid outfit, you wear a maid outfit or something. You can't even control what actions you do.

[Captain America 3: Civil War] is a good example of what the price is.

Once you get into the pit, all your information will be dug up by the government, and when you are a dog, you will be rewarded with a few bones. Then, like Captain America, you will be thrown into various anti-terrorism operations and do dirty work.

When you refuse to work against your conscience, even Captain America, who is almost the American spirit, can put all his followers in jail.

Tony fell into the trap because his Stark Group is inseparable from the government. His status determines his position, and he is naturally compromising with the authorities.

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ps, the author is likely to have been infected with influenza A by his son. The temperature is currently 37.8 degrees, but the current state does not seem to have a big impact.