A crossover movie viewing experience, kicking off Marvel's Endgame.

"Let's continue with your so-called 'each doing their own job' approach."

Clearly, Captain Rogers wasn't entirely accepting of King's apology.

"King, it seems you don't have a very good impression with Captain Rogers."

Saitama looked at the screen and said, "No matter how you look at it, it's clear that Captain Rogers is very dissatisfied with King."

"Perhaps I went too far in the light screen, concealing information and adding side quests for key figures in Captain Rogers' main mission, causing the main mission to be delayed because the key figures were doing side quests."

King said that Saitama also knew that what King was talking about was when Captain Rogers was on a mission at the beginning, while Black Widow Vermouth and her apprentice were doing something else.

"Maybe so, but it would be good to talk to Captain Rogers first. Of course, King might have already started to have suspicions by then."

"Neither S.H.I.E.L.D. nor Hydra can be left alive."

Captain Rogers spoke with utmost seriousness, as if eliminating these two organizations had become his mission, just as he had once been determined to destroy Hydra with a death wish.

"He's right."

[Just as King was about to speak, he saw that his second-in-command, Agent Twilight, had actually agreed with Captain Rogers's words.]

[Then King looked at everyone present. Black Widow Vermouth shrugged, indicating she didn't care. Hundred Ghosts Gvia looked at Black Widow Vermouth, clearly indicating she would do whatever Black Widow Vermouth did. Agent Yor remained silent, obviously prioritizing Twilight. Falcon Matou Shinji then spoke up.]

"Don't look at me like that. I do everything Captain Rogers does, just a little slower."

[While responding to King's gaze, Shinji Matou, the Falcon, also made a self-deprecating joke in an attempt to ease the tense atmosphere.]

"Alright, it seems it's your turn to give the orders now, Captain."

Looking at everyone present, King let out a long sigh, leaned back in his chair, and said to Captain Rogers.

King isn't the type to act unilaterally, and while he wouldn't actually watch S.H.I.E.L.D. be destroyed, he plans to go along with Captain Rogers' idea of ​​eliminating the existing S.H.I.E.L.D.. This way, he can appease Captain Rogers and prevent him from getting angry, while also allowing Captain Rogers to better establish a new S.H.I.E.L.D. without Hydra.

The main problem with S.H.I.E.L.D. right now is its founding date. It's difficult for them to investigate Hydra, so going along with Captain Rogers and everyone else present is the best course of action.

Captain Rogers stood atop the abandoned hydroelectric power station, gazing at the distant scenery as memories drifted through his mind.

"We looked for you; my parents wanted to drive you home from the cemetery."

"I know, I'm sorry."

"I just want to be alone for a while right now."

[A young Captain Rogers speaks to a similarly young Bucky Barnes. The young Captain Rogers wasn't as strong and tall as he is now, and Bucky Barnes wasn't as cold-blooded and ruthless as a killing machine.]

"How did the funeral go?"

Bucky looked at Rogers, who seemed very downcast, and asked with concern.

"That's how it is. My mother is buried next to my father."

I'm not the one who can save you.

Rogers is now practically all alone; Kha'Zix would be completely isolated and helpless if he went to Rogers' house.

377: Gintoki: Gin-san, I've lost my job!

[As Captain Rogers spoke, he secretly reached out and wiped away the tears welling up in his eyes when Bucky wasn't looking. Captain Rogers didn't want his friend to see him so vulnerable.]

However, as Rogers' childhood friend and best buddy, Bucky couldn't possibly hide Rogers' emotions from him. Seeing Rogers' sorrowful state, Bucky wanted to distract Rogers from his mother's passing and ease his grief by speaking to him.

"I want to ask you..."

"I know what you want to ask about Bucky, but I..."

[Rogers walked to his front door and said, then Captain Rogers rummaged through his pockets and realized his keys were missing. Now Rogers truly understood what it meant for misfortunes to come in pairs.]

"This is painful; now I can't even go inside my own home."

"If it weren't for his good friend Bucky by his side, Captain Rogers must have been in a lot of pain and suffering at that time."

Fumino Furuhashi looked at Captain Rogers on the screen, who had lost both his father and mother and was now even having difficulty entering his own home, and felt a pang of sympathy.

Fumino Furuhashi also experienced the loss of her mother and knows how much of a blow and pain the death of the most important person in a person's life can bring. However, she is slightly better off than Captain Rogers in that her father is still alive. Although she rarely talks to him, at least he is still around, isn't he?

However, compared to her, Captain Rogers also had something she didn't: a very close friend with whom she had a life-or-death bond.

Bucky, watching Rogers fumble around with a pained and anxious expression, walked over, kicked aside a brick, bent down, picked up a key, and handed it to Rogers with a helpless look.

The death of his mother clearly dealt Rogers a heavy blow, causing him to momentarily forget where he had put his house keys. Fortunately, Bucky was nearby; otherwise, Rogers would probably have been anxiously searching for them for quite some time before remembering that he had hidden them under the bricks.

"You don't have to bear it all alone."

"Thanks, Bucky. I can manage on my own."

Rogers took the keys Bucky handed him and said...

"But the problem is, you don't need to do that."

Bucky placed his hand on Rogers' shoulder and said earnestly.

"No matter what, I will be with you until the very end."

"Yes, they came directly from the last century to the present day with Captain Rogers."

What was supposed to be a heartwarming scene of brotherly affection was completely ruined by a single sentence from Kazuma Sato.

"He'll definitely be there."

Captain Rogers gazed into the distance and said.

【"I know."】

"That's what Shinji Matou, the Falcon, said as he came to see Captain Rogers."

"But listen to the captain, no matter what he's like now, he's no longer worth saving. He's not the person you used to know."

"Now, Captain, you need to stop him."

[Shinji Matou, the Falcon, looked at Captain Rogers and said, "I don't want Captain Rogers to act impulsively. He didn't want him to let Bucky escape because of a moment of weakness, especially since this mission is of great importance."]

"I don't know, I can't bring myself to do it."

Captain Rogers sighed and said.

"He might leave you with no choice; he doesn't even remember you anymore."

"He will. It's time to go."

[Captain Rogers looked at Shinji Matou, the Falcon, and said.]

[Shinji Matou (Falcon) hopes that when Captain Rogers finally meets Shinji Matou (Falcon) in the end, he won't let old feelings interfere with important matters.]

"Are you really going to wear this?"

"No, if you're going to fight, you have to wear a military uniform."

Captain Rogers turned to Shinji Matou and answered.

Meanwhile, inside the museum, Sakata Gintoki, working as a security guard, was sipping strawberry milk while patrolling.

"Snap."

[Sakata Gintoki, seeing the scene before him, dropped his strawberry milk to the ground. The sight before him sent shivers down his spine. The mannequin in front of him was completely naked, with only a shield covering its vital parts. The naked mannequin was none other than Captain Rogers's mannequin.]

The culprit is undoubtedly Captain Rogers.

"It's over, it's all over, Gintoki's job is gone."

Sakata Gintoki sighed helplessly, saying that he would have to find another job next.

"Does Captain Rogers also have the potential to be a master thief?"

Kaito Kuroba looked at the content on the screen and made a sarcastic remark.

"No way, Captain Rogers would never become a hateful guy like Kaito Kid."

Meanwhile, Aoko Nakamori, Kaito Kuroba's childhood friend, spoke up.

Because Kaito Kid always manages to outwit her father, Aoko Nakamori dislikes him intensely. She also expressed her dissatisfaction when Kaito Kuroba compared Captain Rogers to Kaito Kid.

"Hey, I was just saying, what's wrong with that? You're not a fan of Captain Rogers, are you?"

Kaito Kuroba looked at his childhood friend who had called him that annoying guy and said something.

"That's true, right? Does stealing make someone a good person?"

"So, according to you, Captain Rogers is the bad guy?"

"No, that's..."

Nakamori Aoko was momentarily speechless.

"Look, both Kaito Kid and Captain Rogers steal things. Kaito Kid is a thief, and Captain Rogers is the same as Kaito Kid—both steal things, so Captain Rogers is also a thief. And stealing makes someone a bad person."

"Snapped."

"Now you're a hater of Captain Rogers, you're on the right side of Hydra, aren't you?"

Kaito Kuroba clapped his hands loudly as he spoke.

"you......"