Keep the Faith

"You have three minutes." Captain Rogers watched Vision and Thor leave one after another, then issued orders to the others. Though the rest still felt uneasy, the situation was urgent, and they could only take things one step at a time. Fortunately, the Avengers' equipment stored in another room had not been affected by the battle. They could replenish their consumables and change into fresh clothes.

"You should know what Salomon would do if he found out Stark had created another Artificial Intelligence." Wanda Maximoff deliberately stopped as she went to select equipment and spoke to Steve Rogers. "If he intends to do something, I'll stand with him no matter what he decides. I've heard of the Infinity Gems, and I know Salomon possesses one of the six."

"I know." Captain Rogers had a headache. He knew Salomon did not care about the difference between Hydra and S.H.I.E.L.D.; to him, both were the ruling class of secular society. But he could still reach an agreement with Salomon and have him inform them about any newly emerged sorcerers—or rather, Hydra's sorcerers—so the Avengers would not be caught off guard when they encountered them. He hoped Salomon could understand the danger a Hydra sorcerer could bring, and that he would place greater importance on the order of secular society than on the laws of the magical world.

Even more, he did not want Salomon to eliminate Vision. The Avengers still needed this Artificial Intelligence.

After the twins boarded the aircraft, Tony Stark sought out Captain Rogers again. Everyone in the Avengers would confide things that were difficult to say aloud to him, and Tony Stark was no exception. "Even if there's only one Iron Man left, we've still lost," Stark said. "This is going to be a hard fight."

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