"This is a war, an internal war between superheroes and mutants. ==== To be precise, the civil war has begun, and it is not the war between superheroes. From the time Emire and Captain America showed their attitude of resistance, the civil war actually began."

Iron Man shook his head and said, "You don't even need a Richter magnitude chart to understand how the public's views on us superheroes have changed dramatically after the New York War. Spider-Man, you can feel that the whole world is shocked. It is the public who wants us to register our identities, take responsibility, and accept government management, from now on!"

"But things won't go so well, right..." As a member of the Watchmen League, Spider-Man knew exactly how his teammates were resistant to the Superhero Registration Act: "We... I mean, all those with another identity, who are not afraid of dangers to protect their rights to freedom, obviously will not surrender as the government hopes."

"For example, I spent a lot of effort to prevent the people around me from knowing that I am Spider-Man. Only in this way can they be guaranteed that they will not be harmed by criminals I have arrested. Most super criminals cannot be trapped by a few iron railings in prison."

Of course Iron Man understood this truth, which was the second question he was about to say. He turned to Spider-Man and asked directly: "Are you willing to, as the first superhero to reveal his identity in public?"

"Uh..." Spider-Man was completely frightened by Iron Man's words. It was one thing that the government wanted to implement the bill, but it was another thing that was implemented on its own.

"The New York War is just the beginning. That's not the worst. The world of superheroes hidden in the dark in the past is dead. The rules of the game have been changed. As long as the UN summit is held and Congress passes bills, these rules will become laws. It will no longer be just a piece of empty words that stay on the mouth, Spider-Man."

Spider-Man still didn't understand what it had to do with Iron Man coming to him. He hesitated and said, "But I don't know much about the law... Maybe if you found the wrong person and wanted to sue the federal government, I can recommend you Daredevil or the Hulk, they are all great lawyers."

Of course, Iron Man was not going to sue the government. He said: "Thank you for your kindness. You still haven't figured out what I mean, Spider-Man. Everyone, every masked person, must take off his mask and reveal himself and accept the government's management."

"Good people, they are the same as bad people?" Spider-Man disagrees with this point, and it is obvious that those lawless super criminals will definitely not take the bill to heart. Even if they pass the vote of Congress and become a clear law, the same is true.

"Now, in the eyes of SHIELD and the public, as long as we refuse to register with the government, we are sinners who betray the country. Superheroes who refuse to obey will be wanted and arrested by SHIELD, including anyone who helps or supports their secret identities, will also face prosecution for harboring and sheltering."

In the past, some members of Congress took it as their only pleasure to go against mutants. They always tried to expose their identities and then supervise them all. And this time the Superhero Registration Act obviously made them happy.

The government has never been so strict. Not only mutants, but all people with power beyond ordinary people need to obey this bill and register their identities in the government.

"Just like Emire and Captain America, their assets will be frozen and their homes will be blocked. Eventually, they will be arrested by robots made by S.H.E.L.D., and put into a specially made super-powered prison, and are notoriously locked up for a long, long time."

Spider-Man couldn't help but shivered. He couldn't wait to think about it. He asked impatiently: "Are you saying true? Will the government really do that?"

"I'm sorry, I'm afraid, yes." Iron Man pondered for a long time before nodding, "This will put all mutants and superheroes in the face of choices, Spider-Man, I need to know your position."

"." Iron Man shouted Spider-Man's name in one go, saying: "Peter, I have to convince as many superheroes as possible to let you stand up and take the lead in accepting the government's registration bill. If I don't do this, other bad guys with ulterior motives will do this, and do it more ruthless than me."

Iron Man's face turned gloomy, and he remembered the arsenal hidden underground in the Trident Building of S.H.I.E.D.’s headquarters. The huge floating aircraft carrier and the super-large robots that were more than twenty meters tall.

He even felt that Commander Hill did not give all her trump cards to himself. All Iron Man knew was the plans he was responsible for, as did other people, such as the Ant-Man.

, but in fact it is to restrict these registered heroes and prevent them from becoming the only one in the family.

Iron Man continued: "And, I think, at this important node, I'm right. I want you to stand with me, Peter, I need you to join my camp as Spider-Man, you know I'm talking about being in that openly registered identity."

Spider-Man was frightened, and then he realized that it was not a good thing for Iron Man to come to him. He has indeed become a politician, and is no longer just a superhero who simply maintains justice.

He said in horror: "What are you talking about, Mr. Stark, I've joined the camp." Spider-Man could only bring out the Overwatch League he joined, hoping that Iron Man would not have any ideas about him anymore.

"I know, Imil's illegal organization has been disbanded by the president." Iron Man was unmoved. In his opinion, Spider-Man is a very good target. As the most popular little Spider among street heroes, if he can convince him to stand up and announce his identity when the registration bill is issued, it will have a significant lead effect on other superheroes of the same type as him.

However, Spider-Man didn't even dare to think about the issue of public identity. Until now, he really knew his identity, well, maybe we don't have to talk about the editor-in-chief of the Horn Daily, which is extremely hostile to Spider-Man... (To be continued, please search for Astronomy, novels are better, updated and faster!
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