Seeing that everyone had gradually digested his explanation, Josen added, "In my world, of course."
As Josen spoke, Natasha carefully observed his expressions and mannerisms.
Judging by her years as an agent and her experience as a human lie detector, either this man was exceptionally good at lying, or everything he had said was true.
"You mean you're an Earthling from another world?"
"Yes."
"All right, looks like we don't need to spend too much time introducing ourselves," the captain, who carried himself like a soldier through and through, said to Josen with an impeccable diplomatic smile. "But Josen, we still need to learn a little more about you."
"So could we move somewhere else to talk?"
Josen readily nodded. "Of course."
Wakanda's royal capital.
King T'Challa and Princess Shuri had both turned to ash and vanished in the Snap. The bald female general, loyal to the royal family, fought back her grief and welcomed the Avengers' party in accordance with the king's final wishes.
After a friendly meeting, the Avengers soon accepted Josen's presence.
Although the idea of traveling across the multiverse sounded a little fantastical, since even the legendary Thor could fight alongside them, adding a passing Kamen... no, a Superman from another world wasn't entirely unacceptable.
With Earth now devastated, the severely depleted Avengers desperately needed fresh blood.
Josen's arrival was probably the only good news they had received in the past two days.
"As you can see, we've just suffered a crushing defeat." Steve Rogers sighed, glancing at Thor, who was crouched in a corner of the conference room, shutting everyone out, before telling Josen, "Thor wasn't in a good place emotionally earlier. I apologize on his behalf."
"It's fine. I understand how you feel."
As he spoke, Josen took out a palm-sized pager. "It's