English-style city.
A very relaxed person leaned on a bench beside the neat and tidy square, soaking up the 7:30 AM sun.
"You're here?"
"I'm here!"
"You should have been here sooner."
"I still think I shouldn't have come."
"Uh... what made you change your mind?"
Hawkeye Clint Barton fell silent, having originally been at home hugging his children, holding his wife, and living a cozy retirement life.
A phone call from Captain America forced him to put on his uniform and go out again.
Not long ago, Captain America led people to capture a supervillain in Vienna, but due to mishandling a bomb, some people were caught in the blast and injured.
Then, whether it was genuine nationwide condemnation or someone pushing it behind the scenes.
The entire internet demanded that superheroes must be punished if they harmed ordinary people while fighting supervillains.
For a time, the once glorious and righteous image of superheroes became as unwelcome as a rat scurrying across the street.
Governments around the world feared the powerful strength of the Avengers, and coupled with their lack of regulation, they basically caused destruction to cities when carrying out defense missions all over the world.
Thus, the United Nations issued the Sokovia Accords, requiring members of the Avengers to reveal their identities to the government, accept government supervision, and only act with government permission.
Iron Man Tony Stark took the lead in signing the accords, believing that superheroes were weapons of mass destruction and must be regulated.
Captain America Rogers opposed signing the accords, believing that once signed, superheroes would become the knives of politicians.
With two different viewpoints, a peaceful and proper conversation could have negotiated a compromise.
Yet none of this was an accidental event.
Under the manipulation of someone with an agenda, they headed