In reality, Black Bolt's demand was extremely rude. Given Luo Xia's usual temperament, he would have simply ignored it and kicked them out.
A duel according to Inhuman tradition? What kind of lunatic was this? Luo Xia had a huge business to run. Did Black Bolt think he had time to play children's games?
With Skye's connection to Jiaying, Luo Xia could practically count on taking control of her Inhuman faction. Then a bunch of Inhuman royalty suddenly appeared out of nowhere and demanded a showdown with him?
If they had the guts, they could go convince Jiaying to join them. Coming here was **simply a challenge to Luo Xia's patience.
Luo Xia welcomed settling things on a proper battlefield, but he really couldn't be bothered with this kind of irresponsible, game-like duel.
But it was precisely because he disliked duels where winning brought no reward and losing caused trouble that he had to agree.
That was because he was currently playing the powerful superhuman Indra, not Luo Xia of the AllSpark Company.
Indra needed to give people the impression that he was powerful, arrogant, and unbearably overbearing, but not particularly socially astute. When faced with a direct challenge like this, even if he knew there was nothing in it for him, Indra wouldn't refuse. He would crush his opponent with overwhelming power and show off his strength.
Indra's behavior had to be completely different from Luo Xia's relatively mature nature, which made sure to seize any advantage he could. Only then could Nick Fury avoid connecting the two.
It was the only option left. Nick Fury had an exceptionally strong will. If Luo Xia tried to twist his thoughts with a direct mental suggestion, it might only make him suspicious.
Even the Professor couldn't guarantee that a mental suggestion