In front of Superman, you have no choice but to give yourself to a little girl.

"She's Magneto's daughter?"

"She's certainly beautiful, but... she possesses the potential to surpass Omega-level mutants... I can't see that coming from her. How did Hydra figure it out?"

Johnny also swiped the holographic screen in front of him, looking through the materials the Avengers had prepared for the meeting.

"How you figured it out is not important, or even whether it's true or false is not important."

Banner, who had been hunted by the military, knew best the nature of those guys. They wouldn't accept anything being beyond their control and would try every means to nip it in the bud. "The important thing is that if someone believes it, then it can only be true."

"Judging from the current situation, it probably won't be long before they start fighting."

Janet frowned. She didn't have any good ideas, but at least she didn't have to make a decision.

She looked at Steve. "So what should we do?"

"The Wasp is right, the situation is indeed urgent, but it's not entirely hopeless."

Steve and Tony exchanged a smile, clearly having discussed it beforehand.

Tony nudged Wayne with his elbow. "Hey kid, interested in going to Kenosha?"

Johnny, who had misunderstood, immediately stood up and disagreed, "You don't mean for my brother to go and kill all the mutants, do you?"

He knew that there were many good people among mutants, so he couldn't let his younger brother bear such a sin—he was worried that his brother would feel guilty for the rest of his life because of it.

"Although I can't accept it either... if there's really no other way, I, as the eldest brother, should be the one to do it!"

"Forget about it, you can't beat them."

"..."

That hurts. Even if you really asked him to do it, he wouldn't be able to do it, but at least give him some face, right?

Johnny wanted to confide in his older sister and younger brother, but unsurprisingly, he was rejected again.

Johnny, who is neither loved by his sister nor his brother, can only go to Ben for a hug. Although it's a bit uncomfortable to hug, it's better than nothing.

"Johnny, there's no way we'd let Wayne do something like slaughtering mutants."

The astute Reed had already guessed Steve and Tony's plan. "The situation is complicated. The waters are incredibly deep. Not only are the surface waves turbulent, but there are also undercurrents beneath the surface... But luckily, we have a trump card to stabilize the situation."

"That's right, this was one of our pre-planned strategies at S.H.I.E.L.D."

Fury's original intention was to persuade Superman to go to Kenosha to stabilize the situation, but he did not expect that Tony and the others had the same idea as him.

Strangely enough, this was also strongly suggested by President Matthew. Did he hope to use Superman to get rid of Magneto?

That shouldn't be the case. Ever since Matthew found out that Superman has a mutant girlfriend, his attitude towards mutants has improved a lot. Even the United States, which used to be the most resistant to mutants, has now become one of the few countries that has not openly resisted mutants.

But what Fury didn't know was that Matthew simply wanted Superman to burn other people's butts too.

He couldn't control Superman's thoughts, but he knew Magneto's personality. If Magneto displeased Superman, he would definitely get his butt burned!

(Matthew: I'm going to trick Superman into burning everyone's butt!)

"If Superman were to personally go to Kenosha, it would greatly reduce the public's fear of Kenosha."

"They will no longer fear the tens of millions of mutants in Genoa, nor will they worry about so-called super-Omega mutants."

As one of Fury's most trusted S.H.I.E.L.D. agents, Natasha had naturally participated in S.H.I.E.L.D.'s planning discussions before.

Hawkeye picked up where Natasha left off, "At the same time, once Superman goes to Genoa, he can also keep Magneto and the others in check on their wicked intentions."

Superman is in Kenosha, Magneto goes without saying, and the other countries that advocate war cannot help but be wary.

No one will act rashly until Superman's stance is clear.

Otherwise, things might really turn out just as Matthew predicted—they won't give you any face at the Aimu Dam? All of you, line up properly! Stick your butts out! One for each of you, no more, no less!

No one doubts the power of the word "Superman," but there is one prerequisite for this plan—Wayne himself must agree.

"So... Wayne, could I ask you for a favor?"

Steve looked up and met Wayne's gaze. He didn't seem too serious; he simply asked in a relaxed tone, like a friend.

Before Wayne could answer, Tony put his arm around him. "Kid, just think of it as a vacation in Kenosha. I'll cover all the expenses."

"I'll find you two beautiful mutant women in Kenosha, preferably with those kinds of abilities..."

Before he could finish speaking, Tony felt a chill run down his spine. He looked up and met Susan's death stare, and immediately shut his mouth.

"Alright, alright! Stop talking!"

Wayne casually slapped Tony's arm away, afraid that the guy would say something else. "I'm going."

In fact, he had little interest in such trivial matters.

Wayne didn't like playing cat-and-mouse games with Hydra. He would be more willing to play if they dared to confront him directly.

But since the other party didn't dare, he naturally wouldn't bother with it... If he hadn't been thinking of leaving these minor enemies for Tony and the others to deal with, Wayne could have easily resolved the incident with a simple "No more Hydra."

Regardless of his superhuman beliefs, he would say whatever he wanted as long as it was within the scope of his biofield.

To Wayne, Hydra was no different from petty thugs robbing old ladies on the street; he could play around with them if he was interested, and if not, he could simply modify reality and be done with it.

No, there's a difference. At least Hydra can be used as practice material for other superheroes.

But this only applies to other superheroes; Wayne's super brain tells him that Hydra poses less of a threat than Susan's words.

"Then that's the problem we need to solve."

Steve unconsciously breathed a sigh of relief; at least the war wouldn't break out for the time being, and they still had time to expose Hydra's conspiracy.

"Tony, we need more manpower. Has T'Challa arrived? I need him to come with me to Xavier's Academy for Gifted Youngsters."

"T'Challa? Who's that?"

Upon noticing an unfamiliar name, Reed's curiosity was immediately piqued.

"Ah, he is the king of a country in Africa called Wakanda, and also a new member of our Avengers."

After saying that, Tony leaned over and whispered to Wayne, "Also, his wife is Storm from X-Men. She might get along well with your girlfriend. You two should be able to hit it off."

Tony was clearly quite knowledgeable about Wayne's scandals.

Ignoring Wayne's gaze, Tony whispered, "Jarvis."

"Sir, the Wakanda Royal Private Jet is expected to arrive at Avengers Base in three minutes and fifty-six seconds."

Jarvis's voice rang out in the conference room, and Steve immediately stood up. "Tony, the rest is up to you. I'll be there shortly."

As soon as he finished speaking, Steve turned and left the conference room with great efficiency.

Wayne stared at Steve's back, lost in thought. Johnny, noticing this, looked back and forth between Wayne and Steve, finally glancing down at his own back with a hint of defiance. Ben, seeing this, couldn't help but say, "Don't look, his is more perky."

Perhaps because they share the same face, Johnny, worried about losing his place in his younger brother's heart (though he doesn't really have much of a place anyway), sometimes compares himself to Steve, but he clearly loses the first round.

"Go check it out. At your speed, it won't take you long to get to Kenosha, will it?"