Indispensable Members of the Avengers Alliance, Nick Fury's Headache

Perhaps, for Tony, what mattered was not only that the controlled Buggy had killed his parents, but also Steve's concealment.

What kind of mindset had led him to think that way?

Had he not wanted Tony to be blinded by rage, or had he harbored a bias toward Buggy?

No one knew.

Whether it was Tony from another timeline, who had joined the Chat Group and changed his Fate, or Tony from this timeline, who had learned this yet-unproven truth earlier.

"Parallel timelines... I really never thought they actually existed."

"That God King of Asgard possesses truly unimaginable power."

These were Natasha's heartfelt thoughts.

The theory of parallel timelines had yet to be proven. Logically, as a S.H.I.E.L.D. agent, she should not have so readily believed the man on the battlefield who claimed to be from a parallel timeline and had spoken with Tony.

Even if the other party seemingly had no reason to deceive them, they possessed nothing worth deceiving them over.

"Winter Soldier—Buggy."

This man would become a key trigger that could ignite the Avengers Alliance. He was a problem that had to be resolved, and the crux of that problem was that it involved the two most important people in the Avengers Alliance.

Iron Man Tony Stark and Captain America Steve.

There was no need to say much about Tony Stark. Genius, playboy, Richest Man in the Lighthouse, technological prodigy—he carried a string of titles. He was the most watched person in the entire Lighthouse and a hero trusted by everyone.

Captain America Steve was the symbol of the Lighthouse, the Faith of countless people in the Lighthouse, and the first hero the Lighthouse had placed before the public during the war years.

Buggy had killed Tony's parents, but he had been controlled.

Tony's feelings toward his