Extraordinary power was what made superheroes superheroes.
A considerable number of the people who had come here believed this firmly, just like the man who had protested.
"Listen, everyone, I understand that you want to protect Earth, but you aren't familiar with your powers yet, and you have no experience. Superheroes aren't called superheroes just because they have great power!"
The speaker was Steve.
His reputation among the public was clearly better than Tony's.
At the very least, after he said this, no one spoke up to object, even if some of them disagreed inwardly.
"We really do want to do our part for Earth, Captain. Of course, I also think you're right. We haven't had our powers for very long, and we aren't even very familiar with them yet, so we won't get in the way. But please allow us to stay here and watch the battle."
The speaker was a young man who seemed quite refined.
He had remained silent until now, quietly observing everything on the scene, including the people who had come with him.
Most importantly, after he spoke, everyone fell silent, displaying something akin to obedience.
Steve and the other Avengers, whose minds had been on the Black Order all along, did not notice this.
After only a moment's thought, Steve agreed to let the man watch.
They would only be spectators. Given their strength, they probably wouldn't get caught in the crossfire.
"Say, aren't you taking us a little too lightly?"
Corvus Glaive spoke in a voice tight with suppressed anger.
Did they really think any random nobody was qualified to be their opponent?
Still, the appearance of these people had surprised him.
It seemed that, in their haste to gather intelligence on Earth earlier, they had overlooked a great deal of information.
Although