The American government had sunk so low that it colluded with aliens to kill Luo Xia—could they really deny others the right to retaliate? AllSpark Company was clearly consumed by hatred now. Anyone who tried to stop their revenge would have to pay a heavy price.
This unexpected development rendered Steve's prepared speech useless. While Tony breathed a sigh of relief, Steve felt even greater pressure.
Tony's thoughts were simple. He had only felt that Luo Xia had gone too far this time—that it was bloody, cruel, and unreasonable. Now that it was confirmed that Luo Xia had not done it and was actually the victim, Tony was completely relieved.
Those intelligent robots were not human, after all. A lion eating someone might be brutal, but no one would think the lion had a psychological disorder. Tony did not really care whether the American president lived or died; he only cared whether his friend had become a raving madman.
Now that he had confirmed Luo Xia had not turned into a psychopath, Tony had no intention of interfering.
Steve, however, was deeply worried. Without Luo Xia's control, what kind of destruction would these robots inflict upon human society? Seen that way, the American government's attempt to eliminate Luo Xia was not entirely incomprehensible.
Steve shook his head and told himself, No, I can't think like that. If I think that way too, then I'm no different from those disgusting politicians.
He was Captain America, the man who upheld justice and freedom. What he had always insisted on protecting was the American spirit of the past, not some president.
Even if AllSpark Company's retaliation would lead to terrifying consequences, Steve could not simply place all the blame on Luo Xia.
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