Above the second floor, Leo walked down from upstairs, his tall, upright figure descending the central staircase one step at a time.
Although nothing had happened, all the dozens of people around him turned to look at the figure in the center.
At this moment, Rogers had only just reached the ground floor and had not yet had the chance to go upstairs.
Rogers looked at Leo coming down, somewhat puzzled. Hill finished talking with Leo so quickly? I haven't even gone up yet.
When Rogers saw Hill escorting Leo upstairs, he had naturally guessed that Nick Fury had arrived.
After all, the only person in S.H.I.E.L.D. who could order Agent Hill around was its director, Nick Fury. Rogers had wanted to meet Nick Fury.
Perhaps he had also wanted to make a statement about Leo in front of Nick Fury, but he had not expected Leo to come back down less than two minutes after going upstairs.
This almost indicated that Nick Fury had already left.
Rogers felt somewhat disappointed, but he still looked at Leo and walked up to him. The two walked side by side. "I hadn't heard Stark say you were back. When did you return?"
"About five hours ago. I went to take care of something, then came straight here. But I wasn't going to miss this celebration. I never forgot about it."
Rogers merely smiled faintly after hearing that. "Looks like a lot of people want to know your identity. You're in for some trouble."
"I can't be bothered with them."
Leo glanced at the people around him, curled his lip, and said it lightly.
Leo had no favorable impression of those war veterans and government members and had even less desire to pay them any attention.
"But everyone's going to come looking for