It was obvious that the battle that had suddenly erupted in downtown New York—one could even call it a war—had thrown the entire United States, and indeed the whole world, into an uproar.
Whether it was the Hulk and Abomination, two uncontrollable monsters created by the military, or the super robot GX51 that had later descended from the sky, they had all made many people sense that something unusual was afoot.
Especially after Tony Stark publicly announced that he was Iron Man, the entire world began racing in another direction.
All manner of supernatural incidents seemed to multiply severalfold overnight.
Although both the military and the government had launched the appropriate investigation procedures, anyone with even a little understanding of the United States knew that it was all just for show.
Because General Ross had used the information and data in his possession to strike a deal with all parties involved, including the International Security Council.
Therefore, those investigations would ultimately make a big matter small and a small matter disappear.
Once public attention was diverted elsewhere, he would be acquitted and might even return to politics.
As for Bruce Banner, under S.H.I.E.L.D.'s covert surveillance, he fled to a slum and began living a poor life in seclusion.
Beyond that, GX51's impressive debut had also shown the world's major powers just how advanced Allen's technology was. They all sent people to New York in an attempt to make private deals with him.
The United States, meanwhile, wanted to monopolize everything and constantly employed all sorts of methods to interfere.
In the end, a large number of intelligence agencies and the spies under their control fought clash after clash around the grocery store.
More than a hundred people had died in just one or two months.
Nearly every night, two or