Marvel's Super Venom System

Thinking of Tony and Rogers' situation at the moment, Meng Ran couldn't help but have a headache, and after thinking for a while, Meng Ran suddenly thought of Nick Fury.

Although Rogers is no longer an Avenger without signing the agreement, it is not necessarily that only the Avengers can uphold justice.

"Let Nick Fury solve this problem, although it is an intelligence agency, but it should also have a little combat support."

"I just wonder if Rogers will resist having to work under Nick Fury again?"

"Forget it, leave this matter to the black brine to worry about..." Thinking of this, Meng Ran also stood up, and then took out the communicator that contacted Nick Fury.

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A few days have passed since the mission of the Siberian underground base, Tony . Stark stayed in his room for a few days.

If it weren't for the fact that there was really no reason to prevaricate Secretary Ross today, Tony would have wanted to stay like this for a few more days.

Thinking of Secretary Ross's visit in a while, Tony felt a headache, but he couldn't help it, after all, it was already very face-saving for him to drag on so many days.

Tony went to the bathroom and took a shower, then washed his face and shaved his beard that hadn't been shaved for days to look refreshed.

He looked in the bathroom mirror, and although he had cleaned up, he still looked a little haggard inside.

After washing, he also opened the door of the room and walked out, Natasha had also come up to see him and talk to him these days, but Tony really didn't respond much.

Tony walked down the stairs to the lobby on the first floor, Natasha and they were not there, it seemed that he was the only one in the entire base.

Just as he was about to make himself a coffee pick-me-up, a few pieces of paper next to the coffee machine caught his eye.

Tony picked up the pieces of paper and looked at them, which were all words that Natasha had written to him, hoping that he would come out of his grief sooner.

He rolled back while looking, and the corners of his mouth couldn't help but show a smile.

When he turned to the last piece of paper, Tony's movements also stopped, because there were a lot of words written on this paper, and the final signature was Steve. Rogers.

At the same time, Tony's coffee machine at hand also sounded a reminder that his coffee had been brewed.

With paper in one hand and coffee in the other, Tony sat at the dining table and silently watched the words that Rogers had left him.

"Tony, you should have walked out of the room by the time you saw those words."

"I'm glad you made that choice, because I don't want you to always be alone in that corner of yourself, in that empty 'big house'."

"We all need family and friends."

"The Avengers are such an existence to you, and it is more important to you than to me."

"I've been alone since I was eighteen, and I've never really integrated into that place, either in the army, or with S.H.I.E.L.D."

"I think I believe in people, individuals, not some group of politicians who only talk big."

"Maybe it also has something to do with my experience, because unlike those government agencies, the people I meet are very good people, they have strong beliefs, and they have never let me down, so I can't let them down."

"We can put a shackle on the Avengers, but it is also possible that this shackle itself should not be installed, there is nothing right or wrong on this issue, just different concepts and positions."

"I'm sorry about Bucky, I know that this incident of your parents hurt you a lot, but it was not my intention, nor was it Bucky's intention."

"After becoming a Winter Warrior, Bucky also did many things that hurt nature, although these things were not of his own will, but he did carry a guilt that could not be washed away."

"He should have felt the same way, which is why he chose to explode and devour himself in the end."

"Now that he has rested in peace like Paige, those of us who are alive should also pick ourselves up, return to our respective positions, and strengthen our convictions."

"I'd also hope that we can agree on things that are agreed, but from the current situation, it may not be possible to do that."

"I know you're working on what you think is right, and all of us are and should be."

"So no matter what, we are pursuing justice on the path we think is right, and we will always be partners."

"If one day you need us, you need me, then I will definitely come, and we will fight together."

The last sentence on the paper had been read, but Tony still did not speak, just sat quietly like this, lost in thought.

He has been staying in his room these days, not only because he is immersed in the grief of the truth of his parents' death, but also because he has been under too much pressure, and he wants to escape for a while and give himself some breathing space.

As Rogers left him with his words, the dead have rested in peace, and those of them who are alive should also be strong, firm in their beliefs, return to their places, and do what they think is right.

Just as Tony was diverging his thoughts, Jarvis's voice sounded on the radio.

"Sir, Secretary Ross is already here, and is expected to arrive here in another minute."

Hearing Jarvis's voice, Tony also withdrew his divergent thoughts, drank the coffee that had been a little cold in his hand, and then folded the paper on the table and put it in his pocket.

At the same time that he was done and walked out from behind the dining table, Secretary Ross and his aides also walked in through the door.

"Tony, you've wasted another few days of my time." Secretary Ross watched Tony complain to him as soon as he walked in the door.

Tony also shrugged after hearing Secretary Ross's words and said, "I'm a little uncomfortable these days, and you should be able to see how haggard I am."

Secretary of State Ross looked at Tony's really haggard face and sighed, and then said in a deep voice: "The report of the mission Natasha has been handed over to me, and I came to confirm with you about Rogers and the agreement." "