Tit for Tat, Verbal Sparring

Very soon, with the combined cooperation of numerous official agencies, the acting President—who still had not figured out why he had suddenly received support from so many members of official agencies—contacted the Avengers again and asked them to arrange for Avengers to protect him as soon as possible.

The acting President said that he was now in his temporary office every day without a moment's peace, afraid that while he was working for the country, some extraordinary individual would suddenly appear and kill him. If that happened, America would fall into chaos all over again. Surely the Avengers would not want to see something like that happen, right?

To be honest, when more and more official agencies contacted him to take his side, the acting President had already guessed what they were thinking. They wanted to use this chance to deal with the Avengers.

But the acting President did not refuse simply because these official agencies had protected S.H.I.E.L.D. before, while he himself wanted even more to cooperate with the Avengers. Of course, he could not refuse either, so the acting President chose to go with the flow.

After all, to the acting President, there were no eternal enemies and no eternal friends. Even if he really did want to stand with the Avengers more, the Avengers, who had never given him an answer, probably looked down on him.

Therefore, the acting President could only use the power of the official agencies to pressure the Avengers. As long as he could ultimately achieve his goal, protect his own personal safety, and show his ability to control power, then offending the Avengers was just offending them. In any case, the acting President had already figured it out. From the moment he first wanted the Avengers to serve as bodyguards, he had