"I won't leave this place." Professor Charles had no intention of telling outsiders about the evil in his heart. Afraid of losing control, he had found himself a cage to stay in. His attitude was resolute; he would not break out.
"My pardon is about to be signed. I won't break out." Stark was the second to speak. He had come here voluntarily in the first place, and now that his pardon was imminent, why the hell would he break out of prison?
"My friends will offer compensation. My charges aren't serious." Doctor Strange was the third to speak.
After being taken back to the United States by Sentry Special Operations as a suspected petitioner, Doctor Strange had regained his senses over the past two days and more or less figured out his charges.
There had been some damage at the scene due to energy leaking from the Dark Dimension. In truth, aside from Kaecilius and the other three dark sorcerers, there had been no casualties—only a few ordinary civilians injured by collapsing buildings while fleeing.
Kamar-Taj had deep connections in the East. If he had not run into Jace Turner, that stubbornly argumentative and conscientious fellow, Doctor Strange would never have been arrested. Wong was now smoothing things over with the Eastern side. They would compensate whoever needed compensating, and once that side dropped the matter, S.H.I.E.L.D. would have no reason to keep him locked up. He could go wherever he pleased.
Mr. Fantastic did not want to break out either. He was a scientist, not a supercriminal. By obeying the law, he was also upholding it.
"Let me out, and I'll go with you to that Wakanda place." Only Namor agreed, though his flippant tone displeased Black Panther.
He did not care about Namor. His attention was on