"And Tony Stark, that genius inventor who always kept people on edge—his very existence was like an unknown adventure. As for Bruce Banner, why was his name marked with an 'extremely dangerous' label? What exactly was going on?"
Steve's voice carried obvious concern. The complexity and uncertainty of such a team far exceeded that of any army before it.
Nick Fury understood Steve's concerns. He slowly walked over to the table, picked up a cup of coffee, and took a small sip, seemingly gathering his thoughts.
"Captain, you have to understand that today's world no longer relies on traditional military strength. The people I selected for you may each have their flaws, but every one of them stands at the pinnacle of their field. Chang Wei's intellect can provide us with unprecedented technological support. Tony Stark may be unruly in his methods, but no one can match his creativity or combat ability. As for Bruce Banner, his power is dangerous, but if properly controlled, he will be our strongest weapon."
"But these people..."
Steve hesitated. The difficulty of integrating a team made up of geniuses, eccentrics, and potential dangers was beyond imagination.
"A team's strength is by no means the simple sum of its members' abilities. Forgive me for saying so, but I find it hard to see any sign that they could become a qualified team."
Nick Fury smiled faintly, his expression carrying a hint of deeper meaning.
"That is precisely your mission, Captain. You are the finest commander in our history. Your wisdom, courage, and leadership are unmatched. I believe you can bring these seemingly incompatible people together and make them unleash a team strength that surpasses the individual. Other than you, I can think of no one capable of this task. So whether they can become the