God is an organization

That had happened half a year ago.

Of course, Buggy had only been the fuse.

Their true conflict with Tony still lay in Stark Industries' unchecked expansion. To these people who valued freedom, the emergence of a behemoth capable of controlling everyone on the planet was certainly no good thing. Even S.H.I.E.L.D. had never possessed such influence.

Faced with Banner's question, everyone fell silent.

They wanted to say that, when facing difficulties, they should set aside their conflicts and work together. But this time, Steve's friend Buggy had, after all, gotten Tony's father's blood on his hands. That was a hurdle they could not cross.

"The only person Tony truly can't forgive is me," Steve said slowly. "But he doesn't have that much of a conflict with the rest of you. You can go. He might need your help, too."

"Are you sure he needs our help?" Hawk Eyes cut in. "Maybe he'll think we're a burden. That's what he thought before."

"" Steve had no answer.

"I think the key isn't Tony, but God." Fury suddenly cut in. "Tony's power and arrogance both come from God. If one of you could also obtain power from God, wouldn't everything become much easier?"

This was a topic they had discussed many times.

They had watched Tony undergo such a tremendous transformation overnight. It had felt like a dream, as if, as long as God existed, no despair was truly despair, and every problem could be solved with ease.

The only difficulty

was figuring out how to win God's favor.

To be honest, many people here felt they should qualify. Take Fury, for example. He had learned a great deal of information from Tony. In terms of the strength of his wish, he should not have been inferior to Tony.

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