The other Skrulls also went from despair to ecstasy!

It's so simple... Then just now... their clan members died so unjustly!

Tony finally couldn't bear it this time.

"Leave? You actually want them to leave?" Tony's tone was very angry. In fact, the others were almost the same. They felt insulted! Why? After the invasion came to the earth, they were defeated, but they could leave as they wanted.

Walk!

Carol finally has time to care about the "younger generations" who care about the earth.

To be honest, Carol actually has a condescending attitude towards these superheroes on the earth. After all... they are a bunch of hicks who have never even left the earth!

Of course, Carroll is not that unqualified and would say that his compatriots are bumpkins.

But an uninformed evaluation cannot go away.

So even though Carroll did not look down on these people subjectively, objectively, he always placed himself in a higher position than others. This is not a subjective contempt, but a...how to describe it, just

It's like a billionaire looking at an old farmer on the side of the road whose spine has been bent by life.

This has nothing to do with so-called quality and moral character.

Because the gap exists objectively, it is impossible to make up for the gap subjectively.

In short, Carol did consider the ideas of Earth's superheroes from beginning to end.

"This is the best way. Please rest assured that I will take them away from the earth and never let them come back." Carol decided the safest way and did it naturally, not because of Tony.

changed due to questioning.

This is a kind of arrogance.

It just so happens that Tony is also an extremely proud person in nature. He has always been arrogant to other people, and no one has ever been arrogant to him.

This made Tony feel bad.

Even more uncomfortable is: "Is this how you deal with it? Let a group of invaders leave unscathed? Without accepting any punishment?"

Carol doesn't see it that way. In her opinion, the price and punishment have been paid.

"Aren't enough people dead? Why do we have to kill them all?"

To Carol, Tony's thoughts were absolutely obvious.

Now that things are like this, do we have to kill all the remaining Skrulls?

"What's more, we didn't lose anything. All the people who died were Skrulls. You should learn to forgive! Killing can't solve any problems!"

The righteousness of what she said was Lingran, and the brilliance of humanity shone brightly on her body.

At this moment, her picture and "How

dare

"You" has a very similar face, shining with the light of a saint. People... don't know what to say.

"Huh?" Tony couldn't believe his ears: "You mean, we shouldn't be held accountable?"

Nick Fury wanted to die at this moment, why did he come with him?

"Things have already happened, and we cannot let things get out of hand. The lives of the Skrulls also matter, and they should be treated fairly."

"Wait?" Steve couldn't understand. I could understand every word you said, but I couldn't connect them together: "What is fair treatment? When were they treated unfairly again?

"

"Hey... the Skrulls have been suffering persecution. Their civilization was once very glorious, but under the oppression of the dictatorial Kree Empire, they have fallen apart. The Skrulls here are the last Skrulls.

Maybe their actions are excessive, but considering their suffering, I hope that my compatriots can show their humanity and forgive their irrational behavior."

Carol indeed felt very sorry for these Skrulls.

After all, they are also victims of the Kree Empire!

Earth used to be the same, and vulnerable groups like them should stand together and resist the Kree Empire.

Instead of killing each other like now.

And what will Earth gain by punishing the Skrulls?

Temporary venting will not bring any benefits.

"Wait!" Steve covered his head: "Let me slow down."

The taste is too strong, even a junior player like Steve can't handle it.

In the past, it was Steve who persuaded others to forgive, but he didn't expect to receive the same blow today, and it was even more violent and unreasonable.

"What does the suffering of the Skrulls have to do with our earth?" It took Steve a long time to find the question he wanted to ask in the chaos. "Also...who are you?"

Maybe the performance just now was so exciting that everyone has been ignoring a question.

That is - who the hell are you!

Steve's question suddenly woke everyone up, right? You've been talking there for a long time, but we don't even know who you are!

Carol was stuck on the first question, because the suffering suffered by the Skrulls really had nothing to do with the people on Earth...

This is just like black Americans going to China to demand preferential treatment because they were enslaved by white Americans.

No...who the hell are you! Black people were sold as slaves...China was not involved, and China had no black slaves. Did you find the wrong person?

You're crazy, I'm going to treat you better.

The life of black people is also a life...why is the life of the Chinese people not the same?

This is a magical operation that even those black young players who are not afraid of anything and mess up the three-pointer without reason have thought of, but it was used by Carroll.

Facing Steve's fatal question, Carol was a little stuck. After all, even the Virgin has to be logical.

So she answered the second question decisively.

"I'm Carol Danvers, from Earth. Others call me Captain Marvel!"

Carol said confidently.

It's not that she thinks she's famous.

But, she is really proud of this title.

"Who?"

"have no idea."

"For what?"

"have no idea."

"What's her relationship with those Skrulls?"

Everyone was talking about it for a while.

Only Kai didn't interrupt from beginning to end, but took out a communicator.

"It's time to move."

"clear."

Kai speaks Dark Elf.

What you want to do is self-evident.

In the orbit of Neptune.

On the Skrull mothership, everyone's mood was not high.

Compared to the past, the mothership at this time is actually quite deserted. Because many people are on Earth and have no time to return to the mothership.

Everyone is worried about their relatives and friends left on earth.

Many of them are praying, praying that they can succeed, because then... they may survive.

In the bridge, the mothership commander stood at the porthole of the bridge and looked at Neptune with a depressed expression.

The decision to abandon your tribe is not an easy one to make.

Even though his decision was undoubtedly the right one.

But human nature is sometimes not guided by reason.

At least that's the case on this ship. Many people are blaming and even hating him for making such a decision.

People may know that the commander did this for the survival of the race and for their safety.

But who can ignore the pain of abandoning family and friends?

Is that still a human being?

Therefore, the commander became the target for everyone to vent.

This has nothing to do with morality, nor is it about repaying kindness with enmity.

This is human nature.
To be continued...