Then the leader of Rising Tide continued:
"Third, you say we're ambitious, that we have grand designs. Heh, since when did ambition become a bad word? When you grow stronger, ambition naturally follows. Everyone has ambitions. Doesn't your S.H.I.E.L.D. have ambitions too? Why can't we? Just because S.H.I.E.L.D. is an official organization? Because the government recognizes you?
"Heh, speaking of which, the world order might change drastically after this game. Rather than wasting your time watching a harmless organization like ours, why not pay attention to the people who truly have the sort of ambitions you mean? Remember, that person grants abilities based on just one criterion: a hunger for power. In other words, people with desires are more likely to grow strong. So perhaps there are people, or groups, who want to destroy the existing order and establish new rules.
"But perhaps that sort of situation would breed even more people who crave power..."
Steve was shaken by those words.
He felt that the leader of Rising Tide seemed to have a pretty good point.
Leaving the question of ambition aside, wasn't this game aimed at those supreme leaders whose brains had been kicked by a donkey?
Just look at the condition that person had set for this game. It was to make those supreme leaders experience despair.
Even if those people survived in the end, they would suffer mental problems, which was little different from being dead.
Although losing their supreme leaders would cause some chaos among the higher-ups, that chaos would be temporary. Who knew how many people were lining up for those positions? Now that the seats were empty, they could step right in.
But this game also revealed something very important.
That person did not care about the existing order!
Even supreme leaders could be