The Witcher: The Journey to Transcendence from Marvel

"I need your help."

Tony said this first sentence with a sincere and anxious look after he sat down slowly.

The current situation in New York City is so difficult that it is too difficult for Tony and the Iron Army to completely reverse this chaotic situation, so he came here to seek help from Wes.

Wes did not reply.

"Of course not for free, how much do you want?"

Tony was sure that he could offer a price that Wes could not refuse.

With the wealth of the Stark family, he believed that no matter what Wes asked, he would be able to meet it.

However, Tony did not know that his news was too delayed.

Wes was no longer the kind of person who would be moved by worldly money. Money was just a bunch of meaningless numbers and cold metal paper to him.

What he pursues and values ​​are those things that touch the origin. Tony wants to use money to exchange for his help. In Wes's eyes, this idea is as childish and ridiculous as a child playing house.

"I don't think I can help you."

Wes's tone is calm but reveals unquestionable determination. He directly refused to help.

In his opinion, the current chaos in New York City and the disputes within the superheroes have nothing to do with him. He is not interested in getting involved in these troubles.

When Tony heard this, a feeling of unwillingness suddenly surged in his heart.

In recent days, he has been working hard to promote the Superhero Registration Act, and he has hit a wall everywhere. Most of the partners who originally fought side by side are now on the opposite side, and there are very few people willing to support his move.

Wes is already the last helper he can find. If even Wes can't get help, it will be difficult for the bill to continue to be smoothly implemented.

The current situation really needs a strong helper to promote the superhero registration bill.

Tony knew very well how amazing the strength Wes had shown in the previous New York battle was. If he stood on his side, those opposing voices might be suppressed, and the bill could be implemented more smoothly.

"Wes, don't rush to refuse."

Tony stood up quickly, his eyes full of earnestness, trying to persuade Wes to change his mind, "You have also seen how chaotic New York City is now. Only by letting superheroes accept standardized management and register with real names can everything get back on track. I know you have concerns, but as long as we work together, we will definitely get this done, and I can assure you that I will give you enough rewards, which is not a loss for you."

Tony was still talking nonstop, trying to persuade Wes to change his mind from all angles and join the camp to promote the superhero registration bill.

However, Wes had already made up his mind. No matter how Tony persuaded him, he didn't intend to get involved in this troublesome matter. He just listened expressionlessly, thinking about how to get rid of Tony.

"Bang"

At this moment, the door of the shop was suddenly pushed open, breaking the slightly stalemate in the house.

Ross walked in aggressively with a team of people.

Ross took a big step and walked directly to the opposite side of Wes, sitting down with a plop, his expression full of arrogance and confidence, as if this was his home court.

Today, Ross has become the Minister of Defense. This promotion in status makes him look high-spirited, and his actions are more vigorous and arrogant.

The soldiers following him are serious and well-trained. They are equipped with the most advanced weapons at the moment.

What is particularly eye-catching is that they are wearing armor worth millions of dollars.

This is not an ordinary armor, but a product that integrates alien technology and has been further improved and upgraded by the military research team.

With the support of these armors, each soldier can burst out with strength that is not inferior to Captain America, and they can also cooperate with each other through the built-in communication and collaborative combat system to form a powerful combat force.

Ross sat on the chair, his eyes were full of scrutiny. After looking up and down at Weiss, he said: "Mr. Erwin, there is something that needs your cooperation in the investigation."

Although the tone was still polite, the meaning of non-disobedience was obvious.

As long as Weiss did not obey, the soldiers behind him would immediately take action and use force to make Weiss submit.

Tony looked at this sudden scene and frowned. He felt that things were going to become more complicated and difficult.

"Minister Ross..." Tony just wanted to say something to try to ease the tense atmosphere, but was interrupted by Ross.

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"Mr. Stark, don't stop us from doing our job."

Ross's face darkened, and he spoke sternly and unquestionably, staring at Tony with a warning in his eyes.

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Ross was determined to win this time, and in his mind, he had been planning for Wes's affairs for a long time.

He knew very well how crucial superpowers were in the current world situation, and the powerful strength that Wes had shown before made him salivate.

Ross had always been obsessed with the creation of super soldiers. In his opinion, as long as he could figure out the source of Wes's powerful strength, with the scientific research strength and huge resources of the military, he could produce super soldiers in accordance with its principles. By then, the whole world would be under the control of the military, and he would no longer have to worry about those superheroes being out of control, and his ambition would be realized.

Therefore, facing such an excellent research subject as Wes, Ross would never miss this opportunity.

And in his cognition, even if Wes had good strength, he was just one person after all. No matter how powerful he was, how could he compete with the powerful force represented by the government?

Even those famous superheroes had to succumb to the government's rule and obey the government's arrangements in the end, and Wes was no exception.

At this moment, Ross sat there, his eyes revealing a kind of confidence that he had won. The soldiers behind him were also on high alert, waiting for his order to take action against Weiss. The atmosphere in the store became more and more depressing, as if a storm was about to come.

Faced with this aggressive posture, Weiss remained calm and did not take Ross and others seriously. He just watched everything quietly, making it hard to figure out what he was thinking.