There was probably no country in the world that was eager to fight terrorists. Even the United States would never do anything that brought it no benefit. The so-called defense of world peace was just a smokescreen, nothing more than an excuse to interfere in other countries' domestic affairs.
China was no different. As long as terrorists didn't come knocking on its own door, no one had the time to care. These days, China wasn't so overflowing with compassion that it worried about how badly the civilians in Iraq were suffering. After all, it hadn't even achieved its own goal of comprehensive prosperity yet.
The only ones eager to fight terrorists were private individuals. Usually, they were either exceptionally kindhearted or had personally suffered at the hands of terrorists. As a result, these groups were mostly made up of locals. Unfortunately, most of them didn't have the ability to get revenge.
But that had been the case before. Now, there was a billionaire in the world who had once been harmed by terrorists and had the power to take revenge—Tony Stark.
After becoming Iron Man, Tony had made terrorists his favorite target for showing off his might. Taking out these cancers of humanity was not only easy, but also gave him a chance to test his new weapons and boost his reputation, keeping him in the spotlight.
Tony had once considered it the most entertaining thing in the world. It had also made many terrorists more cautious, and there had been far fewer massacres staged as acts of intimidation.
After Tony returned from Kamar-Taj, his outlook on life seemed to have reached a new level. He and Norman Osborn founded the Forgivers Alliance. Its members included Bruce Banner, Curt Connors, and Stephen Strange. They were all leading figures in their