In the next few minutes, Bede once again explained things about Thanos and Infinity War.

He had told the story twice before, and this time his language was more concise.

"How can I be sure that what you say is true?" Captain America said.

"Wanda can control other people's hearts. I can let her control me. You will know when you ask me." Bede said.

"This..." Captain America's voice paused, "Where are you? Scott's house? Let's talk face to face."

"Okay." Bede agreed without any hesitation, "If you can, please help contact Mr. Stark."

"...I will consider it."

After saying that, Captain America hung up the phone.

Bede put the phone back on the phone, walked back to the sofa and sat down.

He was not too worried about the possibility of being manipulated.

This move of his is called offense as defense.

He took the initiative to bring it up, which on the one hand increased the persuasiveness of his words - I am even willing to be manipulated by you, so you should trust me more, right?

On the other hand, he was convinced that Team USA would not let Wanda do this.

At this time, she had not experienced the death of Vision, the death of the fictional child, and a series of other events, and she was still a positive superhero.

Superheroes with positive attributes will not manipulate others casually.

To take a step back, if Bede hadn't taken the initiative to propose this, then not only would he have to spend a lot of time trying to convince Captain America and the others, but he might not be able to convince Captain America at all. What if Wanda catches him and forcibly controls him?<

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Even if it was later confirmed that they had indeed wrongly blamed Bede, what was the point of having already done what needed to be done?

Of course, we don’t rule out the possibility that they will do this regardless of it.

If it really comes to that, don't blame him for not practicing martial ethics.

Although Wanda's ability can read and change people's thoughts, it cannot completely read memories.

If he gets to that point, then he won't join the Avengers, and when the time is almost up, he will directly dive into the quantum realm, regardless of the flood outside?

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At the same time, on a small island in a small country in Yuroba.

This is a secret base of the underground Avengers.

Captain America, Black Widow and Falcon are sitting or standing.

There was silence in the base, and none of the three people spoke.

"Do you believe what he said?" Finally, it was Black Widow who broke the silence.

"There shouldn't be any reason for him to lie to us, right? And he's using such a wild lie. For what purpose? To defraud funds? Then he should go to Stark." Captain America said.

"He said he was Spider-Man from a parallel universe. Is he the kid that Stark brought before?" Falcon asked.

Captain America shook his head: "The voice sounds much older. If it's the same person, it should come from the 'future' of the parallel universe."

"It's really true that parallel universes are real..." Falcon shrugged.

"There are even villains who want to collect those stones and destroy half the universe. It doesn't seem strange that there are parallel universes." Black Widow chimed in.

"Then what should we do now, Captain?" Falcon looked at Captain America.

"You guys go get Wanda back. This matter requires her participation no matter what," Captain America said. "And Vision. According to Bede, one of the enemy's targets is on his forehead.

That soul gem."

"Captain, do you really want Wanda to control him?" Falcon frowned.

Captain America shook his head and said: "Of course it's impossible. There are many ways to prove all this. There is no need to focus on this. If all this is true, he will be our companion, and we all have to thank him."

"Well, Wanda should still be in the house in Scotland now, shall we go there now?" Black Widow said.

"You go ahead, I still have to contact you..."

Although Captain America didn't say the man's name, both Black Widow and Falcon knew that he was talking about Iron Man.

The love and hatred between these two brothers cannot be explained clearly in one or two sentences.

After the Sokovia Accord incident, the two parted ways. They thought they would never have contact with each other, but they didn't expect that they would have to take the initiative to contact him now.

Just think about it and you know how conflicted Captain America is right now.

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A few hours later, Bede woke up in a daze.

——It was night when he was in the Ultimate Universe, and it was supposed to be bedtime in a few hours, but when he came here it was daytime, and he was busy fighting the Infinite War, and his spirit was highly tense.

So, after contacting Captain America, Bede fell asleep unknowingly while waiting.

Fortunately, this is Ant-Man's home, which is quite safe.

Bede looked up and found a few people standing outside the door, walking towards him.

The leader was a muscular man with a beard, wearing a combat uniform, and could smell a faint smell of gunpowder smoke—probably because of the saltiness.

Behind him stood a black guy wearing tactical glasses, a dashing silver-haired beauty, and not far away there was a man with a face as red as sweet potato skin, uh... he should be considered a man.

Next to him, there was a brown-haired woman standing.

It seems like a really strange combination.

Although the looks of these people were slightly different from what he saw in the movie, Bede quickly recognized their identities.

Captain America, Falcon, Black Widow, Vision and Wanda!

That is the current underground Avengers! (except Vision)

Bede also looked back and did not see Iron Man.

What moved Bede was that at this moment, there was a figure with his back to him, standing in front of the door, blocking these people from the door.

"Thank you, Ava, let the captain and the others come in," Bede said.

The ghost girl turned to look at him, nodded, silently stepped aside, and leaned against the wall to be her little transparent again.

Bede stood up and met Captain America's eyes in the air.

"Hello, captain, it's our first time meeting you. Please give me some advice." Bede took the initiative to extend his hand.

"Hello, Spider-Man from the parallel universe," Captain America walked up and shook his hand.

"Just call me Bede," Bede said. "Hello, Mr. Wilson, Ms. Romanoff, Mr. Vision, Ms. Maximov."

The Falcon greeted him: "Hello, Bede."

Vision looked at Bede and said, "It seems you know us very well."

Bede nodded and said: "In my world, there are your stories, so I know almost every one of you."

What Bede said was sincere, but it made Captain America and others look at each other.

This is different from when I talked to Shadow Spider and the others before. Shadow Spider and the others are visitors from the parallel universe, so they are very receptive to this statement.

But this is the first time for Captain America and others to come into contact with the concept of parallel universes, so one can imagine the shock caused by this.

Captain America took a deep breath: "Tell me your information."
Chapter completed!