Dug My Own Grave

With another provocation from Tony Stark, the official agencies—knowing they could no longer keep their cards hidden—exchanged glances, then had one extraordinary individual after another step forward. Among them was a figure the Avengers knew well: General Ross!

To be honest, General Ross truly did not want to take action himself. Even though Robet and Clark had not appeared, General Ross still did not want to be the one to stick his neck out like this. Last time, he had only revealed his strength because he had been forced into a corner and urgently needed Bruce Banner as material.

But General Ross had no choice even if he did not want to act. After all, once he joined the alliance of these official agencies, he had signed an agreement. If he refused to take action, he would face the targeting of every official agency within the alliance.

And clearly, General Ross was not confident he could handle so many official agencies. On top of that, although he had obtained Bruce Banner's research materials at the end of last year and restarted the Gamma Warrior research project, the success rate of Gamma Warriors was extremely low to begin with. After all this time, not a single true Gamma Warrior had been born, so General Ross could only take action personally.

At this moment, the extraordinary individuals from the official agencies, led by General Ross, were eyeing the armor in midair like predators. This was also Nick Fury's intention. He had never intended to play fair with Tony Stark at all. Instead, he planned for so many extraordinary individuals to attack together and destroy the armor in midair, giving the Avengers no time to react and no chance to suggest fighting one by one!

Whoosh!

Bang!

Swish!

In an instant, these extraordinary