"Mr. Osborn, please allow me to ask a question first. What do you think of those Inhumans?" Karl Johnson could not yet discuss the Inhuman settlement on Earth.
Saying he needed to think it over was really just an excuse to discuss it with Jiaying.
Although Johnson had calmed down, that did not mean he could completely set aside Jiaying and Harry while speaking. For decades, he had obeyed his wife, who had come back from the dead, in everything. That was not something he could correct overnight.
Besides, Jiaying really did need to make the decision. Johnson was, after all, just an ordinary person.
Still, testing Harry's attitude was important. Skye, standing nearby, was also curious about how Harry would treat the Inhumans he spoke of.
"If you ask me, people with superpowers are still people. If they want to trade with normal society, they need to be regulated—I plan to propose that the United Nations establish an organization specifically to manage these superpowered individuals and register them."
"And then issue them ID cards? But... would they really casually reveal their superpowers? I mean, doesn't that involve personal privacy?" Skye asked.
"That is a bit troublesome, so we'll have to take it slowly. But at the very least, we need to get them registered first."
Johnson continued, "What about your Avengers friends? And..."
"And me? Most of the Avengers have no objection to registering 'superpowered individual' on their ID cards, myself included."
Even Captain America did not oppose getting registered—he was still a lawful citizen of the United States.
In fact, even registering his powers probably would not have bothered Steve too much. The key reason he opposed the Sokovia Accords was that they restricted their actions.
At this stage, Harry only needed to register their abilities and gradually