To be honest, the Interim President was starting to regret it. He had already realized that his proposal to have the Avengers act as his bodyguards had sent him down a road of no return. Now it wasn't just the Avengers who couldn't stand him—even the major official agencies felt the same!
And judging from what had just happened, the Avengers clearly didn't care whether he was comfortable when danger struck. Keeping him, the Interim President, alive was already the limit of what the Avengers would do. As for any trauma he suffered along the way, that would absolutely be an accidental mishap and have nothing to do with the Avengers. At least, the Avengers had more than enough reasons to say so...
At that thought, the Interim President felt his future go completely dark, despair filling his heart. But faced with his rather ugly expression, neither the Avengers nor the official agencies paid him any mind.
After seeing the official agencies fall silent, the Avengers went straight to the office, ignored one agency head who had a few complaints, and left with the superhuman who had killed someone. Meanwhile, the official agencies were far more interested in figuring out exactly how Tony Stark's armor had won earlier...
In the middle of a ruined stretch of rubble, Nick Fury and the others rushed over. They saw that General Ross had already changed back to his original appearance, but still showed no sign of waking up. The superhuman the Avengers had taken away earlier was likewise unconscious. Clearly, during the previous clash, all the superhumans had passed out...
"What exactly happened? Do the Avengers have some other trick we don't know about? We can't afford not to guard against it!" Nick Fury looked at General Ross and the others, who were