"Were you hacking into S.H.I.E.L.D.'s internal network?"
Dr. Banner looked at Stark's actions in surprise. "Tony... why are you doing this?"
"What did you say?"
Hearing Dr. Banner's words, Captain America rose from the side and walked straight toward Stark. "Mr. Stark, I think this is the time for us to stand united against the enemy. You should focus on what matters."
"Sorry, Captain."
Stark clearly had ideas of his own. He pulled out a bag of snacks, eating as he spoke. "I'm not some outdated soldier who only knows how to follow orders. Hmm... want some blueberries?"
Captain America said nothing and merely stared at Stark.
"Fine." Stark put away the snacks and turned to Dr. Banner beside him. "Dr. Banner, don't you find this strange?"
"This..."
Dr. Banner hesitated for a moment, then took off his glasses with a bitter smile. "Please, give me a break. I just want this to end as soon as possible. Could you not ask me such serious questions? I don't want to talk about it."
"Doctor, you think something's wrong?"
Hearing this, Captain America also realized something was off. He might have been old-fashioned and conservative, but that did not mean he was stupid. At the very least, he was willing to trust Dr. Banner. "Can you tell me about it?"
"Alright..."
Dr. Banner sighed helplessly, his expression gradually turning serious. "Captain, what do you think of the Tesseract?"
"The source of disaster." Captain America answered without hesitation. "Red Skull used it to create energy weapons back then and nearly destroyed the entire Earth. I truly wish it could sleep forever at the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean, just like I did. Howard never should have salvaged it."
"Oh, Howard was my father."
Stark immediately said, "I never expected my father and