Chapter 650 The Unstoppable Bill

"Your current situation is not very optimistic, Captain."

In the cafe, her beautiful blond hair covered up her original hair color. The disguised Natasha looked at Captain America Steve in front of her, picked up the coffee in her hand and said in a low voice.

"Tony has decided to join the Superhero Registration Act. As one of the executors of the entire Registration Act, you should be very clear that once the Registration Act is implemented, it will not only be Tony who will be hunting you, but also the entire Federation. government……"

Although the new president who likes to play Twitter signed the "Superhero Registration Act" as his first executive order announced upon taking office.

But, because of the backlash from superheroes and weirdos.

In particular, the opposition and lobbying of iconic heroes like Iron Man Tony Stark have made the implementation of the entire registration bill not smooth.

Even within the new government, there have been rumors that the implementation of the Superhero Registration Act will be delayed in order to avoid a fierce conflict between the newly-appointed federal government and the superhumans.

It is said that the person in the White House was very unhappy because of this incident.

He even posted fourteen tweets in one day to express his dissatisfaction with Tony Stark and Congress.

"..."

After hearing what Natasha revealed, Steve lowered the peaked cap on his head to cover his eyes, and the beard on his mouth hid most of his face.

"Maybe you should talk to Tony, Captain."

Her eyes fell on Steve in front of her, and Natasha said while observing the expression on his face.

"Tony wouldn't say no if you wanted to."

Under the peaked cap, Steve's eyes, which were obscured by shadows, changed slightly, but soon turned into a determined expression. He looked up at Natasha in front of him, shook his head and said: " Bucky is my friend, not to mention that my attitude towards the Superhero Registration Act has been firm from beginning to end. Once submitted to the Registration Act, it means that superheroes have surrendered to the federal government system and become a weapon for abuse of rights. , the justice that superheroes have always upheld will become the justice that the federal government calls justice, but do you think the justice of the federal government is real justice?"

As a veteran from World War II, Steve knew the face of government better than anyone.

There may be good people in the federal government, but there are also a group of selfish politicians.

Superhero powers cannot be exploited by a group of guys like this.

"..."

Steve's words obviously touched Natasha's inner thoughts.

As a former S.H.I.E.L.D. super agent, in a sense, she is more aware and understanding of the darkness hidden under the bright appearance of the Alliance government than Steve.

"...I once thought he was a selfish arms dealer, but I was wrong, Tony Stark. I admit that he is indeed a very attractive man. If I were a woman, maybe I would love him……"

On the news screen in the coffee shop, the new president with flowing blond hair is raising his hands and delivering his speech to the major media in front of him in his usual exaggerated tone.

Spreading his hands, he got a few laughs in a way that he thought was humorous. The new president nodded with satisfaction, and then stepped aside to give up his position without saying anything: "Now, let us welcome Tony Stark, a A superhero who makes the right decision.”

As the words of the new president fell, there was an intensive sound of shutters before the press conference.

Natasha and Steve in the coffee shop were also attracted by the news content on TV, or the familiar man who appeared on the screen.

"Congratulations, Tony Stark. You are on the right track as never before."

Reaching out to shake Tony's hand, the new president reached out and patted his shoulder and whispered.

"Thank you, President."

He replied to the president with flowing hair in front of him.

Standing at the press conference, Tony glanced at the eager camera lenses in front of him. He was silent for a moment, and then said: "I think you all know the specific situation. From now on, I, Tony Smith, Tucker, Iron Man will serve as a member of the federal government's "Superhero Registration Act" and help promote the implementation of the entire bill..."

Reporter: "Can you tell me what made you suddenly change your mind, Mr. Tony Stark?"

Tony: "I didn't change my mind at all, I just suddenly understood that superheroes possess power far beyond that of ordinary people. Since ordinary people with guns need to make choices, as a superhero, while gaining extraordinary power, Naturally, we need appropriate restraints, otherwise what is the difference between us and those super criminals who do evil?"

Reporter: "But as far as I know, Mr. Tony Stark, not many superheroes agree with your view. Some superheroes believe that the existence of the Superhero Registration Act is a direct violation of civil liberties. They have the right to hide their identity."

Tony: "The Superhero Registration Act exists to ensure the safety of the people. America is a society ruled by law, and the purpose of superheroes is to protect the people. Therefore, joining the Registration Act is also a kind of protection for the people, and even a kind of protection." Protection as defined by law, why deny it if that’s the case.”

Reporter: "So, what if it is a member of the Avengers who opposes the existence of the Superhero Registration Act, such as Captain America?"

Tony: "The Superhero Registration Act is a law that has been confirmed to be implemented. I welcome any superhero to register. However, if you refuse to register, then I can only regretfully tell him that you are no longer a superhero but a superhero." A criminal."

Reporter: "Even Captain America?"

Tony: "Even Captain America."

His eyes fell on the camera lens, and Tony answered decisively.

"..."

Facing the news footage, Tony's answer.

In the coffee shop, Steve fell into a long silence.

As Tony publicly announced the contents of the "Superhero Registration Act" on TV, he knew that the breakup of the Avengers was inevitable.

However, Tony's actions on the TV did not stop because of this. He looked at the media in front of him, raised his hand and announced: "In fact, I am not the only one participating in the Superhero Registration Act. Next, let us welcome from Professor of the Weird Squad, Charles.”

As Tony finished speaking, Logan pushed the wheelchair and Charles appeared in front of the media cameras.

The appearance of Charles immediately triggered a huge reaction on the scene, and shutters were constantly being heard.

The entire United States witnessed this live broadcast.

Reporter: "Mr. Charles, are you really able to join the Superhero Registration Act on behalf of the Grotesques?"

Facing the reporter's inquiry, Charles in the wheelchair slightly raised the corners of his mouth and said in a gentle tone: "I cannot represent all weirdos, but as the leader of the weirdos team, I will join the "Superhero Registration Act" to tell the people It proves that weird people are not what people are afraid of. In fact, weird people are also human beings, just slightly different..."

On the news screen, media reporters continued to question Charles.

However, Natasha and Steve in the coffee shop obviously had no intention of continuing to listen.

As the entire news story unfolded, they could sense that the push for the Superhero Registration Act was already unstoppable.

"Captain, have you really made your decision?"

Looking up at Steve again, the expression on Natasha's face was more serious than ever.

"Superheroes are not chess pieces. If they are signed and registered, will these superheroes still be superheroes?"

Steve didn't answer Natasha's question directly, but his answer clearly stated his position.

"Yeah."

After drinking the remaining coffee in her hand, Natasha took one last deep look at Captain America in front of her.

He stood up and gave a final reminder in a voice that only the two of them could hear.

"Be careful, Captain, I hope we don't have another chance to meet again."

Natasha knew very well that when the two met again, they would be facing each other with swords.

…

"I didn't join the Illuminati just to have meetings all the time?"

Illuminati, inside the secret meeting.

Dr. Hank Pym expressed his dissatisfaction with Tony.

"The focus of this meeting is to discuss the Superhero Registration Act. The implementation of the Registration Act is imperative. It is expected that once the bill is officially implemented, there will be a large number of opponents. I need the Illuminati The power of help me..."

"You want me to join the federal government?"

Hearing Tony's proposal, Dr. Hank Pym shook his head and refused without thinking.

"This is your superhero thing, and I stopped being a superhero a long time ago."

"This is an internal matter for you and the United States, and I don't want to do it."

Black Panther T'Challa also made his position clear: "The purpose of my coming to New York is just to find Chang Emil, not to help you fight against the so-called superheroes."

"The identity of the Fantastic Four has always been an open secret, so the implementation of the Superhero Registration Act has no impact on us, but I agree with you that superheroes do need regulatory power. Once a superhero The power is out of control, and the harm caused is far greater than ordinary people."

Nodding, Mr. Fantastic Reed expressed his support for the Superhero Registration Act.

As a researcher, he is biased towards the government's opinions.

In the Illuminati, Dr. Hank Pym and Black Panther refused to participate in the "Superhero Registration Act", while Mr. Fantastic joined as a supporter of the registration act. The expression on Tony's face turned his gaze with neither joy nor sorrow. Come to the last member, Stephen Strange.

"I never thought of myself as a superhero, not to mention that the world is not as safe as I think. Kama Taj has more things waiting for me to do."

Raising his eyebrows, Doctor Strange Stephen Strange also indirectly expressed his rejection.

The existence of Kama Taj is older than the federal government of the United States. Stephen Strange is naturally unwilling to accept the supervision of the federal government. What's more, there are differences between magic and superheroes after all. What they fight against Enemies are also essentially different from superheroes.

…

"It got worse."

Iron Man Tony's agreement to be a member of the Registration Act undoubtedly made the situation that was originally unfavorable to superheroes even more serious.

Jessica Jones covered her face with a hood and came to the secret base where the defenders were located. While she breathed a sigh of relief, she also felt a lot of fire in her heart.

"These people are just crazy."

"They're not crazy, they've just been brainwashed by the federal government."

Although he couldn't see the crowd, through his super senses, Matt could more intuitively feel the populism of the crowd that was almost fanatical.

"So, we are still in this situation. Once the Superhero Registration Act is officially implemented, what we are facing will no longer be the situation we are facing."

"So, what are you going to do, sign up and become a 'legal' superhero?"

Hearing Jessica Jones's words, Luke Cage couldn't help but speak.

"I don't believe what those hypocritical politicians say."

As a street hero, Luke Cage has an instinctive distrust of the federal government.

Not to mention that his power came from the government's secret experiment in prison.

Not only Luke Cage, but Matt also disagrees with the "Superhero Registration Act". They were born in Hell's Kitchen. In this evil place, they are even more aware of the evil hidden by the government.

If the federal government is really as just as it claims, why would it allow places like Hell's Kitchen to exist? And how did the former Kingpin establish his own underworld empire here?

"So, what about you, Captain."

As he spoke, Matt turned his head and spoke to the shadow at the secret base.

"The power of superheroes does not belong to the federal government, but to ourselves."

Holding the shield in his hand, Steve clearly stated his position as an opposition. After Tony showed on TV news that he joined the registration bill faction, Steve gathered the forces of the opposition registration bill faction, and successfully Found the Defenders.

At the same time, beside him, Bucky the Winter Soldier and Sam the Falcon also appeared.