Tony was one of the top bigwigs in America.
If he hadn't become Iron Man, he would naturally be on the opposite side of superheroes.
This had nothing to do with justice, but the Dolphin Tribe.
The powerful Dolphin Tribe had to fight for the interests of whichever side they sat on.
If they wanted to seize power from a certain class, they would suffer a crazy counterattack from that class.
Since ancient times, countless lords, emperors, and leaders had died in this kind of counterattack, not to mention a purely illegal "vigilante organization" like Luke's, which had no interest in joining forces at all.
Luke took a sip of his wine and sighed. "Touching the authority of justice is the death warrant for superheroes."
He had only seen the Avengers movies in his previous life, so he didn't know about the civil war that followed.
But it was only a matter of time.
How could the top class of America, who had always held the "justice" stick high and hammered others all over the world, allow a small group of "righteous" vigilantes to stand above them?
Their point of attack was nothing more than the superheroes' "illegal law enforcement" and the additional losses that this law enforcement brought.
Luke knew very well that superheroes didn't care about individual civilian casualties. He had even chosen to become the biggest superhero because of this, but he didn't discriminate against these superheroes.
Could the additional losses caused by superheroes' chivalry be more excessive than the official actions of the United States, which turned originally peaceful countries into wars and killed millions of civilians?
Superheroes could use their abilities in the right way instead of becoming supervillains. This already exceeded the moral standards of most people.
What right did warmongers who created wars for their own interests have to condemn a group of "vigilantes" who didn't take a salary?
Also, there was another kind of person in the world who couldn't do anything, but liked to rely on their mouths to pick on anyone who did good, and were proud of themselves for it.
This kind of person was also the most likely to be led astray by those with vested interests, and become the fools who attacked superheroes.
In his previous life, the fake reviewers all worked for a fee, but these brainless people would work for free after someone else said a few words.
In the end, who did he mess up? Who did he take down? Who did he think he was awesome?
Little did they know that they were like chamber pots in the eyes of the bigwigs. Sometimes, they couldn't do without them, and when they didn't, they couldn't wait to die.
In his previous life, Luke had seen too many of these people.
In this life, he wouldn't miss out on such brainless people.
Because he has always believed that there is no shortage of idiots in any world, even in Marvel World.
The attack of the Experimentals this time was not within his expectations. The appearance of the superhero team was naturally unexpected.
However, things would not always develop according to his expectations.
Batman, the number one hero, the Dark Knight, had to face these things.
Only after going through the tempering of the Blazing Furnace could the golden signboard of Batman be full of real gold and become the irreplaceable soul leader among superheroes.
This was something he had thought about a long time ago. In fact, he had been thinking about it ever since the Experimentals' attack last night.
The justice defined by the system would inevitably conflict with the "justice" of the American ruling class.
He, who had no intention of entering politics, naturally wanted to adapt the world to him in his own way.
Otherwise, Daddy System would have given him so many cheats for nothing!
On the other side, Tony and Natasha who heard his words felt a chill down their spines.
No matter how beautiful the United States was, in fact, the happy life of this behemoth was completely based on the exploitation of the world.
Justice was the reason the US government used to exploit other countries.
And the person in front of them was almost synonymous with justice.
In the end, it was either Batman going against the US government, or Batman being a dog for the US government.
This simple sentence explained one fact: his conflict with the US government was irreconcilable.
Natasha, who had come with a mission, suddenly realized that it would be very difficult to complete it.
Natasha silently added another label to Luke: suspected individualist, supporter of liberalism.
Looking at their expressions, Luke smiled. "Don't worry. I'm actually a pacifist, as long as the other party doesn't provoke me."
Tony and Natasha couldn't be bothered to deal with such hypocrisy.
Didn't Luke know why New York's orthopedic department was so popular and why the price of illegal drugs had risen for months?
Luke shook his head regretfully. "Fine, but someone will definitely provoke me this time. You can keep an eye on them."
He then looked at Natasha. "Just you. S.H.I.E.L.D., hehe."
Hearing his inexplicable chuckle, Natasha finally frowned. "You don't seem very satisfied with S.H.I.E.L.D.?"
Luke poured himself and Tony another glass of wine, but he wasn't in a hurry to drink it this time. Instead, he played with the glass and let the wine swirl in it. "Natalie, you're also from S.H.I.E.L.D. Aren't you sitting here right now? But someone in S.H.I.E.L.D. really isn't very satisfied with me. "
Natasha's expression didn't change. "Who?"
She had a feeling that her director might already be on this guy's blacklist.
That was because every time the director mentioned Batman, he looked very dissatisfied.
Luke continued playing with the glass. "Don't worry, it's not Director Fury. We have a common enemy in this matter. "
Natasha: "Huh?"
Nick Fury was now the most powerful person in S.H.I.E.L.D. He was suspicious and cunning, and his methods were brilliant and shameless.
The only people who could be called his enemies were his colleagues who wanted to replace him.
Currently, nobody in S.H.I.E.L.D. had the qualifications and prestige to challenge Nick Fury.
As for the parachuted director, that was pure nonsense.
In a secret and violent organization like S.H.I.E.L.D., the parachuted director would only distribute S.H.I.E.L.D.'s authority to the various leaders with real power, such as the branch bases and individual project managers.
These experienced and resourceful old foxes could fool their superiors who weren't familiar with S.H.I.E.L.D.'s internal affairs without being noticed at all.
To put it bluntly, even Nick Fury couldn't guarantee how many things the veteran agents were hiding; it would only be worse if they were replaced by someone without any foundation.
Luke raised his glass and casually revealed a big piece of information. "It's probably an enemy like Hydra."
Natasha and Tony paused at the same time and said in unison, "Hydra?"
Luke took a sip of the wine. "That's right. Don't you know?"
They looked at each other and then at him, cursing inwardly, Nobody said anything. How the hell do we know?
Tony was more familiar with him, and couldn't help but say, "Wasn't Hydra destroyed during World War II? My father was also involved in the operation, and confirmed that their leader, Red Skull John Schmidt, was dead. "
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