American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

boom!

Several rooms in the building also experienced violent explosions.

It was clearly this explosion that killed 11 Wakanda citizens.

The camera then switched to an indoor setting.

Captain America is watching the TV news.

"Last month, in Lagos, Nigeria, 11 Wakanda citizens were killed in a clash between Avengers and mercenaries."

"These isolated Wakandans were doing community service in Lagos when the attack occurred..."

As a female news anchor delivered the announcement, a large headline appeared on the television screen: "Suing the Avengers: Global Anti-Violence Campaign."

Next, an elderly man gave a righteous and eloquent speech.

The television screen also displayed the same headline: Wakanda's King T'Challa demands accountability from the Avengers.

"The blood of our people has been spilled on foreign soil, not only because of crimes, but also because of the indifference of those who tried to stop them!"

"A victory achieved at the expense of the innocent is not a victory at all!"

The fact that the 11 Wakanda citizens who died were just ordinary citizens, without any important status, was somewhat unexpected.

However, considering the background of "global anti-violence, prosecution of the Avengers" in the video, it seems reasonable.

It seems that the Avengers' previous actions did indeed cause a lot of damage and attracted a lot of international attention, which is why this situation has arisen.

Captain America couldn't stand it anymore, so he picked up the remote and turned off the TV.

But the sound still came through.

"What qualifications does an enhanced individual like Wanda Maximoff have to operate in Nigeria?"

Captain America turned his head and saw that Scarlet Witch was watching another TV. Captain America then turned off the other TV as well.

"It's all my fault," Scarlet Witch said, feeling extremely guilty.

"No, that's not your fault."

"Then turn on the TV, they specifically called me by name."

“I should have removed the bulletproof vest a long time ago, instead of forcing you to take action, but when he mentioned Bucky, I suddenly became that sixteen-year-old boy living in Brooklyn again…”

As Captain America spoke, he sat down next to Scarlet Witch to comfort her.

As the two were talking, suddenly, a person with a very peculiar appearance walked through the wall and entered.

That's right, it's about going through the wall.

The other person's body seemed illusory, unbound by the walls, and simply walked in.

It was Vision, the big boss.

Everyone was once again amazed by Vision's incredible skills, but considering that he is Vision, it's all reasonable for him to be so amazing.

“Vision! We discussed this!” Scarlet Witch said, looking at Vision with a hint of reproach.

This very title reveals that the relationship between Scarlet Witch and Vision is quite unusual.

“Yes, but the door was open, so I thought…” Vision explained, then turned to Captain America and said seriously, “Captain Rogers asked me to inform Mr. Stark when he returns.”

"Thank you, I'll be right down," Captain America replied.

"Oh, and he also brought a guest, the Secretary of State."

The camera then switched again.

However, it was in a conference room where all the known enhanced users were gathered. Notably, Scarlet Witch and Vision were also present.

The stances of these two individuals, and their relationship with the Avengers, are finally made clear here.

At the conference table, the Avengers were seated, and Secretary of State Ross stood before them, speaking eloquently.

"General Ross? He'll become Secretary of State in the future?" Nick Fury said, somewhat surprised, something he hadn't expected.

"Five years ago, I had a heart attack and passed out while swinging a golf club, but it turned out to be the luckiest thing that ever happened to me."

"After a thirteen-hour surgery and triple bypass, I discovered something that my forty years of military service had never taught me: foresight."

After rambling for a while, Ross got down to business.

"The whole world owes the Avengers a favor. You fought for us and risked your lives to protect us."

"Although many people regard you as heroes, some people prefer to call you 'volunteer police officers'."

“And what about you, Mr. Secretary of State?” Black Widow asked.

"How dangerous?" Ross asked meaningfully. "How would you describe a group of enhanced individuals stationed in America?"

"They habitually disregard the borders of sovereign states, going wherever they want and doing whatever they want, and clearly do not care about the consequences."

At this point, Ross began to play some relevant footage in front of everyone.

All of them are images of the massive destruction caused by the Avengers during their operations.

Everyone who saw it felt very heavy-hearted.

"Alright, that's enough!" Captain America interrupted Ross, unable to stand it any longer.

Ross then paused the broadcast.

"For the past four years, your actions have been characterized by unlimited power and lack of oversight, a situation that governments around the world have long abhorred."

"But we have a solution."

At this point, Ross took out a thick stack of documents and placed them on the conference table.

"The Sokovia Accords, ratified by 117 countries, stipulate that the Avengers will no longer be a private organization, but will operate under the supervision of a United Nations panel, with the panel making the decision on whether to deploy them."

Ross explained to everyone.

"The Avengers' goal is to make the world safer, and I think we've succeeded," Captain America said immediately, making his stance crystal clear.

"Captain, do you know where Banner and Thor went?" Ross asked.

Captain America was taken aback by the question, clearly not knowing the answer.

“If I lose two 30-megaton nuclear weapons, there will definitely be consequences,” Ross said. “Compromise, guarantees, that’s how the world works. You guys should have a talk.”

At this point, Ross turned and left, and the image froze on that screen.

Having read this far, everyone finally understood what the Sokovia Agreement was all about.

"Operating under the supervision of a UN oversight team, with them deciding whether or not deployment is necessary? How could I possibly sign that?"

Tony Stark found it unbelievable; signing such an agreement was simply asking for trouble. He wondered if he had lost his mind to sign it.

It seems that something must have happened in the future to make me make such a big change.

Moreover, it's even more surprising that Captain America, a soldier by training and whose duty is to obey orders, seems so resistant to this agreement.

Shouldn't the roles of Captain America and Tony Stark be switched?

Everyone knows about the Sokovia Accords, so there's not much to summarize or discuss. The only value of this issue is actually the determination of Scarlet Witch's stance.

There's also a demonstration of Scarlet Witch's abilities.

After a few words of discussion, a new question appeared.

[Question: How did Rocky Odinson die?]

[A. Killed by the cursed warrior in the dark world while protecting Thor]

[B. The Asgardian spaceship was breached by Thanos, and he died at Thanos's hands.]

[C. Hela, the goddess of death, invades Asgard and dies protecting it.]

[D. During Ragnarok, he died at the hands of the fire giant Surtur.]

[Friendly reminder: Those who answer correctly will receive an E-11 Explosive Rifle as a reward;]

Those who answer incorrectly will have one attribute of their own deducted randomly, including but not limited to knowledge, experience, skills, possessions, etc.

Chapter 180 Loki: Thanos will kill me?

Swish!

As soon as the new question appeared, everyone in the room couldn't help but glance at Loki, sensing something strange.

Didn't the footage clearly show how Loki died?

Why are there still related questions?

Could it be that...?

Did Loki actually not die when he was pierced by the cursed warrior?

But so far, there is no evidence to suggest this.

"My death? My future, or will I be killed?"

Loki's expression darkened slightly, but then a knowing smile appeared on his lips. "That's an interesting question."

To be honest, given Loki's personality, he wasn't really sure whether he had died or not during the last incident with the cursed warrior.

For Loki, the god of cunning and trickery, feigning death is just one of his many basic maneuvers.

But now, this question can be shown to Loki without a doubt: his true death!

Loki really wanted to know how he would die in the future.

"Everyone, I've just finished answering, so this question is now yours." Loki then shrugged at the others present and gestured for them to proceed.

Now there's no need to worry about intelligence sharing; based on the order of the answers, this question wasn't even Loki's to answer.

Instead, others helped Loki answer!

"Killed by a cursed warrior in the dark world? This must be the battle the quiz system just showed us, right?"

Captain America immediately spoke up, being the first to get into character. He said to everyone, "The footage has clearly shown us that Loki was already dead at that time, but!"

At this point, Captain America takes a turn.