"These are my things. Why should I give them to the Federal Headquarters?"
Faced with Fury's demand, Jiang Siming sneered.
Fury's face stiffened, but he still forced a smile and said, "Hero Jiang, these six Infinity Stones are simply too dangerous. They could wipe out the races of half a galaxy. It isn't safe for one person to hold them. If you hand them over to the Federal Headquarters, they'll be absolutely secure."
Jiang Siming remained perfectly composed as he said, "Hand them over to the Federal Headquarters for safekeeping? Then let me ask you this: How did those other Infinity Stones end up in Thanos's hands?"
"They were taken by Thanos," Fury answered hesitantly.
"You said it yourself—they were taken. That proves your America doesn't have the ability to safeguard these Stones. As long as I'm here, I can take action. But if I'm gone and a second Thanos comes to steal the Stones, can you stop him? If he takes the Stones and snaps his fingers, half the people on Earth will disappear—or my girlfriend might vanish. Can you withstand my fury?"
Jiang Siming's question left Fury speechless.
Captain America, a staunch supporter of America, stepped forward and kindly advised, "Hero Jiang, everyone has witnessed your achievements, and Earth is grateful for your help. But the Infinity Stones are far too important to be placed in an individual's hands, lest something go wrong. You should still hand them over to the government. I believe the government will safeguard the Stones properly."
Jiang Siming temporarily released the beauty in his arms, gripping the Infinity Gauntlet as he refused to yield even an inch.
"Whether you trust your American government is your business. Don't force your beliefs on others. Can't I refuse to trust it?"
"Besides, it seems you've forgotten