When Spider-Man Peter Parker emerged from the machine, he saw that everyone around him was dressed in dark, heavy colors, and the atmosphere was somewhat oppressive.
Although Spider-Man Peter Parker had been gone for several days, he had only spent a little over ten seconds on Dragon Star.
During those ten-odd seconds, he had no idea what had happened. He looked at everyone present with some suspicion.
No one gave him an answer, and no one spoke.
Spider-Man Peter Parker turned his gaze toward the assessment of the sun, hoping it could give him an explanation.
"Did you really make this decision?" Tony Stark asked in surprise.
Captain America nodded heavily, then smiled calmly at the crowd.
Seeing Captain America's reaction, Spider-Man Peter Parker immediately felt a heavy weight in his heart.
"Alright, now it's my turn. Goodbye, everyone. Maybe I'll see you again when I get the chance." Captain America Steve Rogers stood up and walked into the machine without hesitation.
The next moment, Captain America vanished before everyone's eyes. Looking at the machine ahead, they knew he would not be coming back.
Tony Stark sighed. He said nothing. Everyone had the right to choose their own life. Everyone had the right to live as they wished.
"Don't worry. We won't let you down!" Tony Stark said with a bitter smile.
The other Avengers nodded as well. Under these circumstances, all they could do was offer their blessings.
Now, it was finally Tony Stark's turn.
Tony Stark took a deep breath before the machine, then stepped inside and disappeared before everyone's eyes.
What Tony Stark wanted to know was how his father felt about him.
In his memories, his father Howard Stark had never expressed any care or love for him.
It was precisely because of this that Tony