[Comprehensive Yingmi] I'm still just a child!

Strange was a little hesitant to call all the allies of the Gaia Alliance together for a meeting.

The meaning and purpose of the establishment of the Gaia Alliance is to protect the earth. This responsibility is not insignificant. It is obviously not enough to rely on their strength, so they chose to form an alliance.

Although he was used to fighting alone, after all, there were dozens of apprentices living behind the temple, so he also understood the power of unity.

But he also knows that every organization is usually very busy, including him, everyone has their own responsibilities that need to be protected, and it is not easy to spare time at the same time, and to be honest, there is no need to worry about the safety of the earth right now. I haven't encountered any difficult problems, so it seems that there is no need to hold a meeting.

But Strange just felt uneasy in his heart, and needed to do something to relieve this uneasy feeling.

But where does the unease come from?

Strange didn't think he was a timid person, and there was very little that could affect his mood, but since this feeling appeared, there must be some reason.

Anything the magician feels may be an omen.

Strange tried to peek into the future, but he was shocked to find that he couldn't see anything.

"It's not normal..." Strange murmured.

He is confident in his own strength, and it is impossible to make mistakes in casting magic, so there must be something that he does not know that affects the future.

The future is possible, and maybe a small change can change hundreds of different futures. The last time he peeped into the future, he saw more than 1000 million futures, but now he can't see a single one.

What exactly affects the future...

……

Superman went to the Hall of Justice after solving the vampire matter. He was on duty today, and Xiao Shan had urged him several times to come over to take over.

As soon as he went in, before he saw the Flash, he saw Batman going downstairs and was about to leave. After seeing him, he opened his mouth and asked, "Doctor Strange wants to talk again. What are we going to talk about this time?"

Superman was even more at a loss than him, "What? What talk?"

"..." Batman looked at him silently, "Forget it, I'll ask myself."

what? What?Did you guys get in touch without me knowing?

"Thank God, you're finally here!" Superman wanted to say something, but at this moment Flash ran down from upstairs and cheered after seeing him: "I'm going to be late, I'm leaving first!"

Batman: "Where are you going?"

"The unit came to work suddenly! I have to go over and have a look!" The Flash disappeared in front of them in the form of lightning, and the reverberation echoed in the hall.

As an ordinary person, Barry’s job is to be an expert in physical evidence technology in the police station. Like a superhero, Barry’s work has no sense of time. At any time, there may be unexpected situations that require overtime work. Fortunately, Barry’s ability is the speed force, otherwise The time spent on the road alone is not enough.

"Have you been in touch with Doctor Strange?" Superman asked.

Batman gave an 'En' and sent a message to Strange. After sending the message, he looked up just in time to see Superman's pitiful eyes.

"..." Batman: "...what's wrong?"

"It's okay, I'm just..." Superman showed a difficult smile, "I'm just very happy, very happy that my two good friends have also become good friends."

Batman gave him a strange look, "It's not a friend, it's just that they have the same ideas."

Superman: "He appreciates you."

"Me too." Batman was very busy. He didn't have time to stand and play with Superman in the lobby. After saying this, he passed Superman, "I'm going first, and I'm on duty."

Leaving Superman alone to think about whether he was rejected.

Two good friends have become friends, but I seem to be rejected...

……

"Illusion." Banner calmly analyzed, "They just sent a text message, and it was only because of business."

After Superman came back from duty the next day, only Banner was at home again, and he couldn't help but pull Banner to talk about his feelings.

"And obviously you get along with the two of them more separately, right?" Banner couldn't understand Clark's worries at all, thinking that Clark was thinking too much.

"I just think their development is a bit too fast." Clark said tangled up, "Steph was obviously against Batman two weeks ago."

Banner glanced at the time and figured that Abel would be leaving school soon, so he stood up and walked to the kitchen, "It's time to cook, Clark."

"Who made them like-minded?" Banner took out a carrot from the refrigerator and threw it into the sink. "Could it be that the two of them could have predicted that they would be able to talk like this now?"

Clark's expression looked even more ashamed.

"By the way, I plan to go back to New York in the afternoon." Banner said suddenly.

Clark was absent-minded, "Well..."

Banner sighed, "Aren't you going to ask me what I'm doing?"

Clark was weak: "What are you doing..."

Banner purposely was weaker than him, and said in a contrived tone, "I'm going to the Avengers Building..."

Hearing Banner's pretentious voice, Clark choked, coughed lightly, and said seriously, "Is there anything else after seeing friends? Do you need help?"

Banner shook his head, "No, you are doing me a favor by coming here and cooking."

He glanced at the time, "Abel will be back soon."

Clark went to cook without complaint, and asked while chopping vegetables, "Where's James?"

Banner: "Go out for a walk?"

Clark suddenly noticed something, "You came later than him and you know how to cook, why doesn't he do any housework all day?"

Banner: "..."

Because that bastard escapes fast?

……

Banner, who came to the Avengers Building in the afternoon, found that the atmosphere was not right as soon as he entered the conference hall.

Banner came back because Hawkeye sent him a message asking him to come back, saying that something happened and he hoped he would come back.

"What happened?" Banner asked blankly after he came in, and the Hawkeye text message didn't tell him what happened.

Except for Hawkeye who had returned to daytime, all the remaining Avengers gathered in the living room, but the atmosphere was not relaxed, but on the contrary, the sharp confrontation between Tony and Steve was very obvious.

Natasha gestured to him for the documents on the table, "Look at this."

"The Sokovia Agreement?" Banner frowned. He subconsciously looked up at Tony, who had an ugly expression.

Banner lowered his head and continued to read, and found that this was a new policy issued by the World Security Council, an agreement specially used to restrain the members of the Avengers.

"I won't agree to this agreement." The captain said coldly, "The Hydra in S.H.I.E.L.D. has not been cleaned up yet, how can we be sure that there are no Hydra people in the government? Do we have to wait for the government every mission?" Order to go? I don't trust them."

"But heroes need to be restrained!" Tony did not back down, "I will sign! If everyone is unscrupulous and has no worries, then who will bear the serious consequences?!"

"The situation on the battlefield changes rapidly, waiting for the government to issue orders is enough time for us to die several times! And how can you be sure that they are completely correct?!" Steve also has his own opinions.

"Are you referring to your S.H.I.E.L.D. that was infiltrated by Hydra into a funnel? Not every organization is as incompetent as S.H.I.E.L.D." Tony sarcastically said, "I don't think you should save S.H.I.E.L.D. Just disband."

"The issue of S.H.I.E.L.D. will be discussed later, and now we are talking about the Sokovia agreement." Steve took a deep breath, "I don't trust the government, what if they don't let us go where we should go? Or let us Where are we supposed to go?"

"Tony, the Sokovia War did teach us a lesson, but we can't live in guilt all the time and make wrong choices because of it."

"What do you mean?" Tony said sharply, "Are you accusing me of making wrong choices all the time?"

"Wait, wait..." Seeing the two quarrel, Banner looked confused, "I just came in, and you are going to act out the quarrel for me?"

Hawkeye's tone was very helpless: "Before you came, they had been arguing for half an hour. If it wasn't for waiting for you, they would have slammed the door and left."

Banner rubbed his face, "Should I be honored?"

"Since we've waited for you, it's not too late to slam the door." Tony sarcastically said, turning around and really going to slam the door.

"Wait, calm down Tony." Banner quickly grabbed him, and he turned to look at Hawkeye and Black Widow, "You two just watch them argue like this?"

"We tried," said Natasha, "but it didn't work."

"And..." Hawkeye Clinton shrugged, "I think the captain is right, and Cortana supports Tony."

Banner felt bad, his eyes widened, "What do you mean? Am I the only one who didn't make a choice?"

Clinton joked, "You can call on Thor to keep you company."

Banner genuinely found the situation a bit difficult.

"What do you think, Bruce?" Steve asked from the swivel chair.

"Eh..." Banner glanced over the faces of several people, and found that he didn't want to stand in line.

Suddenly, he had an idea, "How about asking Abel?"

Everyone was startled.

"Isn't this agreement meant to restrain us from causing damage to the city when we carry out our mission?" The more Banner thought about it, the more he thought it was a good idea. He let go of Tony's arm and said, "I don't think anyone Can have more say than Abel, after all, we all live on him, and the captain is right, we can't guarantee that there will be no enemies in the government, but Abel can tell us if there are."

"How?" After speaking his thoughts, Banner looked at several people inquiringly.

Tony thought of Thor's words, and he hesitated for some reason.

"I think it's okay." Clinton tapped his fingers on the table and agreed: "Abel's position is fair enough, we need a fair judgment."

There are a lot of superheroes these days, and there are a lot of destructive ones. It doesn't make sense that they are the worst because they are government departments.

Although he didn't have much contact with Abel, Clinton was confident that Abel would have an idea with him.