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The next day, Brooklyn Bridge Park.

A band composed of superheroes makes their debut, excerpting high-quality music from other universes, and combining it with the talent display of superpowers to present a beautiful audio-visual feast to the audience.

It's a perfect show.

The name of the Phantom Band instantly became a hit on the Internet and spread to all over the world through the Internet, not just limited to the streets of New York.

For a time, the issue of how extraordinary people get along with ordinary people once again aroused heated discussion.

The "Superhero Registration Act" was launched taking advantage of the situation.

A few more days passed.

In the suburbs of New York, next to Avengers Tower, is Tony Stark's estate.

Tony and Pepper's wedding was held as scheduled.

Wedding attendees can be roughly divided into two types of people:

Stark Industries' partner in politics and business, and Tony's friend in the otherworld.

Such as the Avengers, the Phantom Band, the Guardians of the Galaxy who have stayed on earth for many days, and the many wizards of Karma Taj

Both are also divided into different areas.

"Those damn Yankees actually want me to register for some kind of labor law. Superhero? Damn, super prisoner is more like that."

At the party, Rocket Raccoon jumped on a stool and cursed.

"Rocket, don't say bad words, don't say these disturbing things, today is Tony's big day." Steve Rogers gently advised.

Recently, the Avengers have been quarreling over this bill.

Fortunately, there are only three or two big cats and two kittens in the Avengers Alliance in this time and space, and no one is outside to stir up trouble, so a civil war will not break out.

"Hey, Steve, I'm not from your Earth, and your laws don't apply to me.

If we hadn't been invited to Tony's wedding, we would have left this earth long ago. "

Rocket muttered, and couldn't help but curse a few more words under his breath.

"Fake, when you need my help with research, you act groveling. When you don't need help, you immediately become arrogant.

This group of idiots, if I didn't really want to kill them with one shot. "

"Groot~" Treeman Groot agreed.

Star-Lord and Destroyer also complained. They had been annoyed by lobbyists from the United States these days.

"Don't say a few words. We'll be leaving in two days anyway." Xingyun said coldly, interrupting several people's complaints.

"Oh, by the way Steve, our Guardians of the Galaxy are leaving this planet in two days.

However, you have to stay here forever. Don’t you have nothing to say about this bill? "

Rocket sat down and looked at Steve and teased.

Steve looked tired and shook his head bitterly.

Not only Steve, but also several other members of the Avengers and Phantom Band also looked embarrassed.

They put down the tableware in their hands one after another, no longer eating, no longer speaking, and no longer concentrating on thinking.

The atmosphere suddenly became solid.

In this silence, Russell, Gwen, Wanda and Jia Ya looked a little strange with no reaction.

then,

The Phantom members set their sights on their drummer, Gwen Stacy.

The Avengers members looked at Russell.

Seeing this, Gwen poked Russell with her elbow and asked, "Russell, everyone is looking at you. Is there anything you can do?"

Russell shook his head. The Superhero Registration Act was a political issue.

Normally, he doesn't want to discuss politics.

"Russell, you won't agree to sign this bill, right? I hope you will support us and protest this bill together." Black Widow Natasha Romanoff suddenly said.

Russell shook his head again.

Natasha: "You agree to sign this bill?! Impossible, that's not who you are!"

Russell: "I mean, I don't need to sign this bill."

Everyone:! ! !

"Russell, you don't need to sign this bill, why?"

Treasure Girl Jessica Jones, Wonder Man Luke Cage, Iron Fist Danny Rand and Mysterio Quentin Beck all exclaimed.

They have been troubled by this bill recently, and even the joy of successfully holding a concert a few days ago and popularizing the country has been washed away.

Why doesn't Russell need to sign this bill?

"Is it weird?"

Russell shrugged indifferently and asked.

"Isn't this strange?"

The four of them looked around and found that except for the four of them, everyone else looked thoughtful, without much surprise on their faces.

"Well Russell you really don't need to sign this bill, no one on the planet can stop whatever you want to do."

Natasha smiled bitterly and shook her head, feeling quite depressed.

Not only Natasha, but also Steve, Hawkeye, and Matt Murdock all looked dim.

Russell sighed secretly in his heart.

Forget it, for the sake of fighting side by side, let's have a good talk with them.

"A warm-hearted young man who has just awakened his power will also do bad things with good intentions. He tries to save others and be a hero, but occasionally he makes mistakes, causing people to be injured or killed.

As long as something like this happens once, those politicians and media who want to be famous will immediately go on TV, advertise it widely, stir up the emotions of the masses, and criticize him as a criminal.

So, my advice is to give up your superhero identity and stop your current behavior. "

"But if someone dies in front of us, do we have to turn a blind eye and take no action?" Steve asked.

Russell shook his head: "Steve, not only superheroes can save people, ordinary people can too.

I just suggest that you give up your identity as a superhero and stop treating vigilantes as a profession, rather than depriving you of the qualification to act bravely.

When you are a superhero, people will hold you to superhero standards, and you will be attacked if you make any mistakes;

When you are an ordinary person, people will ask you according to ordinary people's standards. At this time, as long as it does not have negative effects, your courage will be praised. "

After a pause, Russell glanced at the faces of Matt, Hawkeye, and several others.

“Steve, I’ve only been in this country for a year or two, and you’ve just woken up from a seventy-year slumber.

Still, they stayed in the country for decades. You can ask them if what I said is correct. "

Jessica Jones, Luke Cage, and Danny Rand, the three street heroes, brightened up and nodded.

This is a path they never imagined.

However, Matt Murdock frowned:

"Russell, every night, I hear cries for help coming from everywhere, and I can't ignore these cries."

Russell picked up a piece of paper and a pen, swiped a few times, and wrote down a series of phone numbers.

“Matt, I just said that ordinary people can do good things.

You can try to put aside your identity as Daredevil and do good things as a public-spirited person.

Well, this is Sergeant George Stacey of the New York Police Department. If you meet someone who needs help, you can call him. "