But it had to be said.
If Zhang Yang had not done it, Black Widow truly could not think of anyone else capable of taking things this far.
"Honestly, I think Nick Fury may have miscalculated this time," Black Widow said as she looked at Stark and the others.
"Do you really think this has something to do with Zhang Yang and Kamar-Taj?" Stark could not help asking after hearing Black Widow's words.
After all, in Stark's impression, Zhang Yang was only a seventeen- or eighteen-year-old kid.
For him to act without leaving a trace was indeed rather unexpected.
"Other than them, I can't think of anyone with that kind of ability," Captain America said from the side.
"Fine."
Captain America's words successfully convinced Stark.
Indeed, aside from the mages of Kamar-Taj, there truly seemed to be no one else capable of pulling off something like this.
Thinking of that, Stark shrugged.
Though he found it somewhat regrettable, S.H.I.E.L.D. had been his father's creation, after all.
But Stark did not think Zhang Yang had done anything wrong.
"This is Nick Fury's fault. If he hadn't threatened Kamar-Taj..." Stark said flatly.
After all, if someone told Stark they were going to blow up his home, he would definitely blow up that person's home first.
At least from a moral standpoint, Stark did not think Zhang Yang should be blamed for this. Even if Zhang Yang really had blown up S.H.I.E.L.D. before S.H.I.E.L.D. had blown up Kamar-Taj.
Still, Zhang Yang could not be blamed.
S.H.I.E.L.D.'s failure to destroy Kamar-Taj was a matter of capability.
It had nothing to do with anything else.
"Stark, you seem to be taking Zhang Yang's side a little too much." Hawkeye frowned at Stark's words.
He did not care about right or wrong.
Hawkeye only knew that