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Chapter 392 America invades America
In the blockade zone of the "Base Universe", there are still many dignitaries in the United States who insist on staying. They bring government officials and military soldiers within their faction to stay in their homeland to defend their own industries.

But as soon as the portal appeared, these people abandoned their homeland and crossed the portal to a different time and space.

I don’t want the family business anymore!
Because life is threatened.

Because the American states in the blockade zone were slow to restore order and lacked organizational capabilities, the "Lone Star Republic" in the south was able to gain an unstoppable advantage.

Although they had just captured New Orleans, it became the last straw that broke the camel's back for the original upper class of America.

Rather than staying in the blockade area and being restricted by increasingly scarce food and water, and having to watch the butchers from the south coming to kill you, it is better to take your gold and silver and start over in another time and space.

Especially when the scouts they sent out learned that half of the population on Earth in the opposite time and space was missing, these people were like sharks smelling blood.

After personally experiencing the war, contemporary American dignitaries have finally understood the teaching that the older generation has repeatedly emphasized: "Population is the key in wartime."

Growing up in a peaceful era, they have never cared about the power of the little people. They have only been busy bullying men and women and have never witnessed with their own eyes how much power a large number of ordinary people can unleash when they are organized.

The United States was able to serve as a rear base during World War II, producing "Liberty Ships" like dumplings and shipping weapons and ammunition to all parts of the world to support the anti-Allied front, thanks to a large number of industrial workers.

The post-war "de-industrialization" made this new generation of dignitaries unable to see the power of ordinary people, and they only regarded them as mud to be ravaged by anyone.

Therefore, when the blockade caused the first wave of riots, they did not think of immediately spending their family fortunes to maintain production order and protect the population on the territory. Instead, they retreated to their estates in the suburbs and used servants to guard their homes to protect their wealth.

As a result, their wealth will soon become the spoils of the "Lone Star Republic", which is in line with the saying "If my neighbors store grain, I store guns; my neighbors are my granary."

It’s not that they don’t understand the importance of violence, they just look down on the power of ordinary people and don’t think that the little people can threaten the violence in their hands.

Now they understand, so they immediately became active when they found that the opposite time and space was missing half of the population.

"The population of America across the country has been reduced by half, and the population of rural areas and small places will definitely be repopulated in large cities. This is our opportunity. Whether we develop it normally or use force, we can always take over a piece of land..."

The American nobles from the "Base Universe" have experienced a civil war that lasted for seven or eight months, and have been under blockade for a month. They have long since switched to a state of war and can order their "house guards" and the army under their control to join the battle at any time.

"Before, extraordinary swordsmen from all over the United States poured into the portal, which must have caused some chaos. The American government on the other side should be busy dealing with the chaos."

"They're short-handed, this is our best chance!"

"We are not the only family that wants to go over there. The top families in each state are probably taking action. By then, the riots will spread all over America. Not to mention occupying a piece of territory, we might even drag America into a civil war!"

"Once the war breaks out, we can take the opportunity to gain a firm foothold and transfer all the equipment and weapons over through the portal, saving time for initial development and expanding our territory as quickly as possible."

The American dignitaries, who have already entered a state of war, seemed to have discovered an undeveloped virgin land and were eager to take action.

These people are not like the silly Skrulls or Asgardians who wait obediently for the Earthlings to give them a habitat. They are descendants of the Ansa pirates and have long been accustomed to using force to take back what they want.

Director Lin's portal gradually began to show its true power.

Using America to fight America drives the greedy American elites to the main universe of the movie where the population has been halved to start a new civil war.

When Carol Danvers and Phil Coulson discovered this, their faith collapsed!

They wanted to stay in their hometown, at least to stop the real captain from "reddening the whole United States" at a critical moment, to serve as a negotiation envoy for the dignitaries, and to preserve the "American freedom" they cherished. But who would have thought that the dignitaries they expected to help would once again abandon the American people, and even abandon the American homeland, and invade the different time and space.

This is an invasion!
The target of invasion is America from another time and space!

Who should the superheroes help?

They are superheroes! They are the embodiment of justice!

Help your own people invade America in another universe?
The morality of superheroes prevents them from doing this.

Stand on the side of another universe to stop your own people from invading?

Isn't that betraying America?
These are almost all of America's upper class elites! They are the representatives of America!

Otherwise, how could the representatives of America be the poor little people?

The superheroes' brains short-circuited, their moral convictions collapsed, and they couldn't find a logically consistent solution, so they ended up being deserters.

There is no point in staying in the "Base Universe" because the "Lone Star Republic" in the south is about to sweep across the United States. They are superheroes who advocate "American freedom", not barbaric gangsters, and are destined to have nothing to do with the real captain.

Having lost their attachment, they could only sadly cross the portal and come to the main universe of the movie.

"I have to tell them that America from another universe is about to invade America here..."

As he was talking, Carol fell silent, and he took off into the air and flew towards the suburbs.

She had sensed the chaos that had broken out here. It was another battle between the Earthlings and the aliens. One of the two groups of aliens was pure aliens, and the other was aliens controlled by the Earthlings...

Wait, two Makru guys and an Asian?
Carol in the air suddenly turned around and stared at Shen Ran, but she still couldn't remember, because her memory was not forgotten but erased by the rules, which was equivalent to never existing.

But Carol remembered that before America was blocked, two Makru people were wreaking havoc in New York City, and she stopped the real captain in "Hell's Kitchen", and then America was suddenly blocked.

There must be something very important in the middle, otherwise the logic would not make sense, but she just had no impression of it.

Now, we see the two Makru men who wreaked havoc in New York again, but we find another Asian man who is showing off his power.

"Who is he? Which universe is he from?"

This is the suspicion that Carol is bound to have, but now there is a more important situation that needs to be informed to the superheroes of this universe.

Yes, she doesn't have to inform the American government of the main universe, but she can inform the Avengers who are also superheroes.

Because they are all superheroes!

Hateful governments usually don't have the same stance as superheroes.

(End of this chapter)