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"What?" Tony Stark asked curiously, "Did you figure something out?"

"Look at the video. When the Mysterious One first appeared, its speed in controlling these things was clearly not fast, and the damage wasn't significant. Many people actually had enough time to find a suitable place to hide, and I even managed to revive quite a few survivors. The second time, in that white palace, wow, those people couldn't even escape and were simply turned into mud by the impact." Miller looked around. "Speaking of which, Mr. Stark, what do you think they called us over for? Your performance last time is also in these videos. Your mech was like a toy in front of the Mysterious One, and for the Mysterious One to crush me should be as easy as crushing an ant. I strongly suspect that we are also targets they are preparing to deal with."

"Mr. Miller, right?" A lieutenant general in an army uniform sitting next to the two couldn't help but speak up. "Don't underestimate yourself. Your presence is our soldiers' greatest source of confidence! And you're also a part of the United States..."

"I charge for this!" Miller declared matter-of-factly. Miller knew exactly what kind of nonsense the lieutenant general was about to spout the moment he opened his mouth.

What emergency situation? What national need? And then Miller is supposed to provide free, large-scale medical treatment to the soldiers…

Miller wasn't buying it.

Seeing that he had been rebuffed, the lieutenant general stopped talking and continued to pretend to study the tablet.

After a while, the Secretary of State tapped on the table: "Gentlemen, have you made any discoveries?"

"From these images, we can clearly see that the Secret Agent is consistently avoiding contact with various weapons, so it's very likely that his physical abilities are still those of an ordinary person. We can use sonic weapons to deal with him!" A bespectacled lieutenant general was the first to voice his opinion. "Judging from the targets of the Secret Agent's two attacks—the first was the Stark Expo Center, representing advanced technology, and the second was the White House, representing politics—I speculate that the next target will likely be another iconic landmark in the United States, such as the Statue of Liberty in New York, the Empire State Building, the Brooklyn Bridge, the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco, Mount Rushmore National Memorial in South Dakota, Huangshan National Park, the Capitol Building in Washington, D.C..."

When the Capitol Building was mentioned, the general subconsciously swallowed, after all, they were currently in the Capitol Building.

"I propose that all of these locations be equipped with sufficient sonic weapons to repel the spy the moment he arrives." The bespectacled general had barely finished speaking when the admiral who had been roaring in the meeting room immediately offered his opinion.

"Repel? These are terrorists who razed the White House to the ground! The President even lost his life because of them! Lieutenant General Strong, I have no choice but to accept being killed!"

"General William, the military's most powerful fighter jets won't last a second in the hands of the Secret Agents. As for launching nuclear missiles, there's a high chance they'll be used by the Secret Agents as weapons to attack the United States!" Lieutenant General Strong said again.

"No, we actually have a way!" General Ross offered a different opinion. "First, from the video of the Secret Agent attacking Mr. Stark, we can see that the Secret Agent lacks sufficient means of attack. Although they easily subdued Tony Stark, they couldn't do anything to him and could only leave him aside."

If we have enough armor, we can defeat the Mystic by constantly wearing him down.

After all, we can easily see from these two attacks that the Mystic cannot use his abilities for extended periods; each attack lasts no more than ten minutes.

Miller raised an eyebrow at Tony Stark beside him and whispered, "I told you, it's you now, but I'll probably be next soon. He didn't mention at all that the Secret Agent can run and become invisible."

Tony Stark's face turned ashen.

"Secondly, Mr. Secretary of State, the military conducted a super-soldier experiment during World War II, which successfully created the most powerful superhero of the time, Captain America. Although the experiment was disrupted by Hydra due to a leak, and they killed Dr. Erskine, the person in charge of the experiment, forcing it to be stopped, the military has made unremitting efforts to basically restore the super-soldier serum. And there is one successful case." General Ross clapped his hands, and a middle-aged man in military uniform walked into the conference room.

Miller looked up and realized, "Isn't that 1900?" The pianist who refused to disembark, 1900, eventually became one of the most outstanding soldiers in the U.S. military, and ultimately transformed into the monster known as Abomination…

"Emil Bronsky, the army's most outstanding soldier, gained immense power after being injected with the Super Soldier Serum."

Emil Bronsky easily crushed the chair in front of him.

"Unparalleled speed"

Emil Bronsky ran back and forth in the conference room in a second.

"Amazing resilience."

Emil Bronsky looked around, then took out his badge and used it on himself. The laceration healed at a visible speed under everyone's watchful eyes.

"It is immune to most toxins, so we will not be able to demonstrate it due to space constraints."

Emil Bronsky felt that General Ross had finally made the choice he was supposed to make.

"However, because the Super Soldier Serum requires soldiers to endure unbearable pain, so far only Emil Bronsky has survived. Therefore, I would like to ask for the help of Dr. Miller."

I believe that with Mr. Miller's help, super soldiers will appear in large numbers.

"With these powerful super soldiers donning their Iron Man armor, I believe we will definitely be able to defeat the criminal, the Secret Agent!"

As soon as General Ross finished speaking, enthusiastic applause erupted in the room.

After the applause subsided, General William said to Miller and Tony, "As members of the American people, I'm sure you two won't disappoint them!"

Emil Bronsky also walked up to the two of them.

Upon seeing this, Nick Fury, the director of S.H.I.E.L.D., let out a long sigh.

Former Director Pierce watched the scene with great interest, wondering what choice the two would make: compromise? Refusal?

Stark looked at the crowd in the arena, who were almost unanimously in agreement, and remained silent.

Miller whispered to Stark, "Looks like the main course of this meeting is the two of us. What do you think? I'm prepared to vote. Breaking ties with the military might still leave a way out, but there's more than just the military here. It seems the president's assassination has united them."

Tony Stark sighed. How could he not know something that Miller could understand?

"I have no objection. To confirm whether the treatment is effective, I'm willing to be the first to try it," Miller stated righteously after communicating with Tony, but he didn't forget to add, "Of course, I still have to pay!"

General Ross immediately stepped forward, grasped Miller's hands, and said excitedly, "This divine doctor is devoted to the country; he is truly a role model for us all!"