Marvel's Hogwarts Wizard

Chapter 448 The Feud Between Captain America and Iron Man (Second Update)

"What are the specific details?"

On the display screen of the S.H.I.E.L.D. Quinjet, Agent Hill asked Iron Man a question after the video call connected.

Iron Man shook his head and replied:

"The mission failed. Ultron took all the vibranium, but the good news is, the wizard is back!"

"The wizard is back!"

His eyes lit up when he saw the Hilton across the street.

The wizard's strength is evident to all, and he is currently recognized as the strongest of all the Avengers.

Although Jerry has never admitted to being an Avenger, in the public eye, he is one of the Avengers.

"Good afternoon, Agent Hill!"

Just then, Jerry, who was sitting next to Tony, leaned over and greeted him.

Hill was one of the first agents he came into contact with. He remembered that back then, he was a little wizard who was hiding and afraid that others would discover his identity.

"Welcome back, Mr. Wizard! I think Nick will be very happy to hear this news!"

"Oh, it's a pity I'm back this time; I might have to tell him some bad news!"

Jerry shrugged.

Regarding Thanos's collection of the Infinity Stones and Ego's plan to devour the universe—these are major crises—he will definitely tell Nick Fury and all the Avengers.

Although they may not be of much use in the end.

However, it can give them a sense of crisis and allow them to focus on improving their strength in the next few years, so as to avoid wasting time on things like civil war.

"Bad news?"

Hilton was taken aback for a moment.

Jerry smiled:

"Let's discuss the specifics when we meet!"

"Good Barton will take you to a safe place where the Ultron Internet can't connect. Nick and Coulson are there!"

Hill nodded and ended the video call.

Seeing the screen dim, Jerry turned to Iron Man beside him and asked:

"By the way, what's wrong with you and Captain Rogers? You two seem a bit off."

"We had a bit of an unpleasant argument a while ago because of some things."

Tony sighed and gave a brief account of what had happened.

The main reason for the conflict between the two was the Winter Soldier who was protected by Pierce and was subdued by Jerry at the S.H.I.E.L.D. building.

After Jerry left that day, Captain America realized that the Winter Soldier was actually his long-dead friend Bucky.

Captain America was sickly from childhood and was always taken care of by his friend Bucky. Later, he was injected with the Super Soldier Serum and became Captain America. He teamed up with Bucky and went through life and death together.

It's fair to say that Bucky was his most important friend in life.

As for Bucky, who died in action during World War II, why is he alive again and has become the famous Winter Soldier of Hydra?

After a series of investigations, including helping Coulson destroy many of Hydra's remnants, Captain America finally found the answer.

It turns out that when Bucky fell off a cliff during a mission, he didn't die. Instead, he was taken back by Dr. Zola of Hydra for physical modification and brainwashing, turning him into a cold-blooded killer with no memory and only knowing how to obey orders.

Similarly, for winter warriors like him, Hydra was even more frozen in Siberia.

Finally, with the help of Fitz and Gemma, Coulson's men, Bucky regained all his memories, but a big problem arose along the way.

During the time Bucky was controlled and turned into an assassin, he killed many good people for Hydra, including Iron Man's parents.

Upon learning this news, Captain America was immediately caught in a dilemma. Later, with the encouragement of Coulson's team, he took Bucky to find Tony and told him the whole story.

Tony was furious upon learning the truth. He almost went berserk in the face of his father's killer, but he held on because of Captain America and Bucky's attitude, and because he knew the whole truth.

So in the end, Tony didn't actually kill Bucky; he just blasted Captain America and Bucky out of Stark Tower because he simply couldn't forgive the enemy who killed his parents.

Even when Rogers approached him several times during this period, he never gave him a friendly look.

"Jerry, do you think I'm being too petty? After all, Bucky was also a victim in this!"

After recounting his feud with Captain America, Tony couldn't help but sigh.

Clearly, after so much time, he had forgiven Captain America and Bucky in his heart, but he was just maintaining the status quo because of pride.

Jerry, too, felt a sense of感慨 (gǎnkǎi, a complex emotion encompassing both admiration and reflection).

It's remarkable that so many things have changed because of his presence.

According to the original storyline, the things Tony mentioned only happened after the Ultron incident, and the events differed somewhat from what Tony said.

"To be honest, I think you've done very well. If it were me, even if Bucky was acting under control, I would still kill him."

Jerry comforted him.

Compared to Captain America, he has known Tony for a longer time and their relationship is closer, so if he had to choose one side in this matter, he would definitely side with Tony.

And to be honest, he wasn't as great as Tony or Captain America, capable of sacrificing himself for strangers.

He cares more about his family and friends. If his family and friends are killed, he will not let them go, whether they are controlled or not.

"Jerry, I know you're trying to comfort me. But sometimes when I think about it, if I put myself in his shoes, it doesn't seem wrong."

Just like if Banner hadn't arrived in time and been controlled by that female psychic, causing him to harm others, and it wasn't of his own volition, I would find it hard to believe it was his fault.

After thinking for a moment, Tony offered an explanation for Rogers.

Jerry smiled upon hearing this:

"If that's how you see it, that would be best. After all, from a friend's perspective, I still hope you and Captain Rogers can reconcile."

Although he would side with Iron Man if the two were to fight, it would definitely be best if they could make up.

"I'm not saying this to be mean, but the planes on Earth are too slow. You should have listened to me and taken my Milano. Its speed is beyond your imagination!"

Jerry had just finished talking to Tony when Star-Lord's complaints came from behind.

He shook his head helplessly and asked Hawkeye, who was piloting the plane ahead:

"Agent Patton, approximately how long will the flight take to reach our destination?"

"It's quite a distance, probably five or six hours, so you can get some sleep first!"

Patton turned his head and replied while piloting the plane.

Upon hearing this, Jerry immediately said:

"Tell me the approximate coordinates, and I'll open a portal in front of the plane so we don't have to fly for so long!"

"Okay, here are the coordinates."

Patton paused for a moment, then immediately nodded and recited the coordinates of the destination.

(End of this chapter)