Steve Rogers walked in with a smile. Seeing the silent atmosphere in the conference hall, he took the initiative to say, "Guys, even if we can't locate that psychic fluctuation, there's no need to stay silent and discouraged. I believe He-El should have a solution."
"Ah, right. He-El will definitely have a way," Bruce Banner echoed with an "ah."
Tony Stark, Clint Barton, and Natasha Romanoff each glanced at the others before joining in as well.
"Of course. I've always believed in He-El. Perhaps this meeting will be enough for He-El to solve that psychic fluctuation hidden on Earth." Tony Stark nodded firmly, looking utterly confident in He-El.
"He never lets us down," Clint Barton agreed solemnly.
"I have faith in BOSS," Natasha Romanoff said with a smile.
Steve Rogers clapped his hands sharply and continued, "Then there's no problem. We don't need to be discouraged. Cheer up, because our backbone will be here soon."
Bruce Banner, Tony Stark, Clint Barton, and Natasha Romanoff once again chorused their agreement.
In the end, Steve Rogers began to sigh over He-El's contributions to Earth and the world. "He-El's achievements for Earth, for this world, are unimaginably great. The place he came from will become a holy land.
"When I have time in the future, I'll definitely take a day off and visit it. But I've known He-El for so long, and I still don't know where his hometown is. Do you know where He-El's hometown is? Maybe we could take a day to travel there?"
Uh...
Everyone in the conference hall fell into abrupt silence upon hearing Steve Rogers's words.
The atmosphere became increasingly strange and silent.
Natasha Romanoff held her forehead and rubbed her eyelids, feeling utterly helpless.
Director, exactly how many final letters did you send out?
*And you told