Why had the Kosovo Accord caused such an uproar?
There were many reasons. Aside from certain nations using so-called superheroes as weapons, another was that the Superhero Registration Act required all masked vigilantes to reveal their identities, which would disrupt many of their lives. This reason could also be extended to a mysterious identity coveted by the entire world—if the true identity of a ruler was a secret, every capable nation in the world would try to uncover it. Especially when that ruler commanded technology and abilities surpassing those of most countries, finding his true identity would be no less than winning a grand prize.
Nick Fury had signed a contract. Though it prevented him from conveying that name to others through speech, writing, or even gestures, it also indirectly protected his right to know, allowing him to search and investigate through fragments of old memories. Relying on his own abilities, he found a few clues that led him to Oxfordshire. He believed he would very likely find the answer there.
Dinah had received advance notice. She led a standard nine-person combat squad to wait on the road at the far end of the manor. She did not know why her master had given the order, "Bring me the first person you see who is not a member of the manor," but out of an Artificial Human's trust in her creator, she temporarily set aside her kitchen and butler duties. Following procedure, she armed her sisters and drove an Armored Personnel Carrier to wait at the intersection. Though the United Kingdom did not have a Castle Doctrine as aggressive as the United States', and Oxfordshire Manor was not far from Oxford University, where security incidents were rare, that did not mean the manor should withdraw its security measures.
Leaving aside