Seeing the bearded man, whose eyes were filled with dissatisfaction toward reality, Natasha quickly abandoned any thought of communicating with him and said directly to Allen, "Anyway, I'll leave the captain to you for now. be careful. He's become quite cynical lately."
"Don't worry, I'll take good care of him," Allen promised without hesitation.
He understood that in the eyes of veterans like Nick Fury and Coulson, the older generation of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., Captain America had always held the most unique position among all superheroes.
Because Steve Rogers represented not only immense personal strength, but also a certain kind of faith and spirit.
At critical moments, he could step forward and rally more people to resist alien invaders attempting to occupy and rule Earth.
In Hydra's Project Insight in the original storyline, Captain America had indeed not disappointed anyone.
Just one speech had caused quite a few Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. to switch sides on the spot and stop obeying Alexander Pierce's orders.
In the eyes of many ordinary people, they would rather believe that the President and high officials lied through their teeth every day than believe Captain America would deceive anyone.
As long as that trust remained, Steve Rogers would always have a place among the Avengers.
"Thanks! Remember not to let him drink too much, or I suspect it won't be long before he becomes a complete drunkard."
Just as Natasha was about to turn and leave, she suddenly noticed the oddly shaped Pregnancy Stone. She immediately stopped and asked with interest, "What's that thing in your hand?"
"This? It's called the Pregnancy Stone. It can break the limits of race and gender, allowing any living creature to become pregnant and give birth to a girl," Allen answered without hesitation.
"Pregnancy Stone?"
Hearing that name, emotion finally