Leaving the Scene

The people who had originally lain on the ground to avoid being caught in the crossfire stood up again after hearing the two rich second-generation heirs from different universes start "chatting."

Just then.

"Clomp, clomp!"

Another group of "soldiers" dressed in navy-blue special operations uniforms, black bulletproof vests, helmets, and Tactical Belts poured into the conference room, which had become crowded because of the Blood Raven Astartes.

Leading these "soldiers" was Clint Barton, dressed in a black S.H.I.E.L.D. combat uniform.

These "soldiers" were all armed agents belonging to S.H.I.E.L.D.—troops Nick Fury could mobilize directly, and also Fury's personal forces.

(In Avengers 1, these were the people responsible for escorting Loki. They also appeared in Avengers 2, though unfortunately they did not get much screen time.

After all, in Marvel's cinematic universe, the Avengers and other Super Heroes were the true protagonists. These elite soldiers and agents simply had no chance to show what they could do.)

The Blood Raven Corporal standing behind Arthur saw another group of expendable armed agents pour in, along with Hawkeye Barton, who could barely be considered a Super Hero, and then...

"Tsk!" She clicked her tongue in utter disdain and asked Arthur, "Young Master, do we beat these people up?"

"No need." With his hands clasped behind his back, Arthur merely watched Ross and the others across from him steady themselves, then said with a faint smile:

"The newcomers... count as friendly forces."

Ross, who had regained his footing, stared intently at the armed agents who appeared to be confronting the Blood Raven Astartes. He then tentatively asked Nick Fury:

"Colonel Fury, how about we put our previous differences aside for now and work together to capture this lawless man?"

"General, I haven't been a colonel for a long time. I'm now the director of