Tony's wedding caused quite a stir, because the grand spectacle Yinsen had put together was a little intimidating.
But Yinsen didn't care what those people thought, and Tony cared even less. He would only complain that the event was too small; he was never afraid of controversy caused by making it too grand.
In short, Tony was satisfied, and Pepper was satisfied. As for Nick Fury's displeasure? Who cared?
After the grand wedding, it became another gathering for Yinsen's "circle." Tony decided to gradually withdraw from the Avengers. He would slowly move behind the scenes and was expected to leave the Avengers completely in ten years, settling down in Yinsen's Divine Realm.
Stark Industries would be handed over to Howard and his wife. And the Avengers?
As official organizations gradually rose to prominence, Tony knew the Avengers would slowly be marginalized. Rather than wait for conflict to erupt between the two sides, it was better to disband voluntarily.
Captain America thought the same way. It was obvious from how he had been spending more time in Asgard lately. Now, he also had a new option: when the time came, he would settle down in the Divine Realm as well.
Unfortunately, Thor had no plans to lead the people of Asgard into the Divine Realm. That was only natural. After all, this world had not experienced Ragnarok, and Asgard was still intact. There was no need for them to go live under someone else's roof.
Taking advantage of the occasion, Yinsen also spoke with the others. Everyone had made their own decisions.
After the wedding ended, the first thing Yinsen did upon returning was transfer the Venus into the Divine Realm.
The Venus was parked on a massive floating platform that had been converted into a spaceport. The Moon Goddess and