"Damn it, Tony, not now!
There are too many people watching. We need to hide!"
Captain America shouted at the others through his earpiece beneath his mask as he fled.
Everyone fell silent for a moment before Banner was the first to offer a suggestion.
"According to the original plan, I was supposed to go to Doctor Strange to find the Time Stone, so let's all go to Strange!
He can see the future. Maybe we'll be able to communicate well!
Most importantly, his sanctum is very well hidden!"
"Right, we'll go to Strange. What's his address?"
Captain America pressed, and Iron Man immediately gave him the answer.
"177A Brick Street. Move!"
With a destination in mind, the four of them immediately sprinted toward Brick Street.
Only Ant-Man, running alongside them, asked in confusion.
"Damn it, do we have to run on foot? Why don't we get a car?"
The moment he said that, even while fleeing for their lives, everyone couldn't help rolling their eyes at Ant-Man.
"What makes you think we'd do something like steal a car, Scott?"
Captain America asked Ant-Man as he ran, but Ant-Man did not understand Captain America's reasoning. He simply answered.
"We're saving the world, Jesus Christ! A car could save us a lot of time!"
As soon as he finished speaking, Captain America shook his head and explained to Scott.
"Yes, we're saving the world. But even so, we have no right to ruin someone else's life!"
Before his words had even faded, Iron Man immediately began mocking him irritably.
"Look at that. That's Captain America, always spouting that utopian nonsense.
Like when I proposed installing the Iron Man System across the globe. I also proposed that we stop being reactive Avengers and take the initiative!
I also proposed that we stop