"Have you reached an agreement with those politicians?"
With his unparalleled speed, Quicksilver was the first to arrive in Washington from New York. He looked up and asked the team's leader—Iron Man.
Before Tony Stark could answer, Wanda used the magical bracelet Allen had given her along with her own Chaos Magic to tear open an unstable spatial rift, appearing out of nowhere on the empty street.
The moment she saw that Allen was there too, the heart-racing dream from not long ago flashed through her mind. Her face immediately reddened, heat rose through her body, and even her gaze became evasive.
Fortunately, the awkwardness did not last long.
As Spider-Man Peter Parker and several others arrived, the Avengers, who had disbanded not long ago, assembled once again.
Not only had their numbers not decreased because of the internal split into two factions, they had actually increased somewhat.
The usually chatty Spider-Man could barely wait to ask as soon as he appeared, "Mr. Stark, are those two monsters in the distance the enemies we need to deal with this time?"
Clearly, he could not wait to join the fight and begin his career as a superhero.
"Don't get too excited, kid. Our mission isn't those two monsters fighting to the death. It's making sure they don't hurt the civilians nearby." Tony Stark did not hesitate to pour cold water over Peter Parker's hot-blooded enthusiasm.
He knew perfectly well that since the government and military had already deployed a space battleship, their request for the Avengers to act was largely based on political considerations.
After all, the Avengers had resolved multiple major crises capable of threatening all human civilization, so the public held a blind trust and admiration for them.
Therefore, when the Avengers appeared, the civilians who had been panicking