People in American Comics: Cloning Rei Ayanami at the beginning

In the huge conference room, the faces of a group of people were extremely solemn at this moment, because just a minute ago, Nick Fury told them very bad news.

"I refuse this request, the Avengers have come to this point precisely because we are independent of the government.

If we sign this document and the government gives us a position, then the nature of our organization changes.

We will become a bargaining chip in the hands of politicians, I know the faces of those politicians too well, and this will only turn us into a butcher's knife in the hands of his "147"!

So this document, I will not agree to sign it if I say anything, and I suggest that everyone unite and not sign it!"

Rogers sat down at the table with an angry face and said, perhaps because he was so angry that his face turned red.

It was rare for everyone to see that Rogers was so angry as he was at this moment, so everyone was taken aback by his appearance.

"Rogers, please calm down!" Nick Fury said.

"I'm sorry, I lost my temper!" Hearing Nick Fury's words, already with the surprised gazes of a group of friends around him, Rogers took a deep breath and slowly calmed down.

As a near-perfect leader, Rogers rarely made such a gaffe at this moment, and the reason why he was so dissatisfied with this request was that he was really unhappy.

Just ten minutes earlier, a group of Avengers had been summoned by Nick Fury, who had thrown them a document.

The content of the document is simple, that is, the government is hindered by the fact that the individual members of the Avengers are too powerful, and in view of the various crises that have occurred during this time.

The top government believes that it is necessary to supervise all capable people with special abilities and force them to file with the government.

Let the true identities of these so-called heroes be exposed under the noses of everyone, so as to accept the supervision of the people.

Only in this way can these so-called superheroes not dare to be too unscrupulous, and can the lives of ordinary people not be threatened by heroes.

And for such a bill, the American team Rogers is obviously opposed, as mentioned earlier.

In his eyes, politicians are a bunch of self-interested bastards, and if they agree, then only slavery awaits them.

And he doesn't want to be a knife in the hands of a group of politicians, he just wants to implement the justice in his heart, and no one can interfere!

Hearing Rogers' words, Tony Stark objected.

"I think this bill is correct, no matter who we are, we can't be outside the law, otherwise we are no different from those evil people out there.

No one can exercise the authority of the law in place of the police, not even us Avengers, I am in favor of signing the bill, we need to be monitored!"

"Tony, are you in the dark? Do you know how many of our true identities here will be in the spotlight after this bill is signed.......

What should their families do when the time comes, have you thought about this question, you are the big boss of the Stark Group, and you have bodyguards everywhere.

But what about the others? They don't, and once they sign the bill, their true identities will be revealed.

At that time, those bullies who were sent to prison by your own hands will definitely take revenge, and the consequences will be unimaginable!" Rogers said very seriously.

"It's just a matter of signing the bill, we can still protect our privacy, we can still do chivalrous deeds. (If you read a violent novel, go to Feilu Novel Network!)

And we need to be supervised so that we don't continue to make mistakes, so that we don't continue to let innocent lives die because of us!" Tony said with a heavy face.

"That's what you need to be supervised, not all of us!" said Roger 5.8.

Although Rogers didn't say this explicitly, everyone could hear that he meant that he was obviously referring to Tony's work with Ultron.

Hearing Rogers' words, Tony was silent for a while, nodded silently, and said, "Indeed, I did make a mistake.

But it is precisely because of this that I am even more convinced that there is nothing wrong with this bill, and that we are not saints. []

All of us have times when we make mistakes, we all have times when we are arrogant, so we need to be supervised and we need to follow the legal system!"