The End of the World: Chaos

In the conference room of the United Nations building, Banner sat beside a long table, his brows furrowed, his eyes fixed on the mountain of documents, his fingers tapping lightly on the table, as if echoing his inner conflict and struggle.

Not long ago, smart technology went out of control around the world, causing unprecedented panic and chaos.

"Everyone looked at Banner, nervous and expectant." After a moment, Banner finally broke the silence, his voice firm and clear, "Stark is a talented person, extremely smart, but even if he is talented, he is not the only choice. There are many other talented people in the world. If we can gather together, we will be able to solve this disaster together."

The words echoed in the spacious conference room, like a breeze, awakening everyone's hope. The participants looked at each other, with a glimmer of new life in their eyes.

"I agree with Banner," Natasha continued, her eyes sweeping around, "Strange is so talented, you can contact him. He will surely understand the reason behind this."

Clint added, looking through the crowd as if looking for support, "And Tony, Howard Stark's grandson, seems to have profound knowledge and may be able to bring us new insights."

However, Tony Stark seemed unusually calm at this time, with a proud smile on his face. He slowly raised his head, and said with strong disdain, "I'm afraid no one can compare to my opinion on this matter. Don't forget, there is still a smartest person here."

Banner did not argue much. Although he knew that Tony was very smart, he preferred to focus on the challenges of reality. "Tony, although there are few wise men, we should gather more smart people to find a solution. If we rely on one person's opinion alone, even if we are talented, we will not be able to escape the narrow situation."

"Leave this to me, I will definitely be able to hire those truly talented people!" Hill interjected, her voice as passionate as a war drum. She has always been resolute and resolute, and SHIELD has reservations about such special talents, so Heli is an excellent choice.

Everyone nodded in agreement. Everyone present knew that Hill was capable, and since she volunteered, no one raised any objections.

"However..." Hill hesitated a little and slowly turned his eyes to Tony. "Faced with the current predicament, we should make a quick decision. Before seeking countermeasures, we need to weaken the enemy's strength as much as possible to prevent them from gathering troops."

Steve Rogers stood up, his expression solemn and determined, his eyes as sharp as torches, "Please let me take responsibility for this matter! I will do my best to stop the enemy's expansion."

"Well done, Steve." Hill nodded with satisfaction, and then turned to the others, "You must quickly formulate an action plan and ensure that you are ready to attack the enemy forces at any time."

Chubbuck suggested, "I can mobilize agents to contact the friends of Atlantis and Sokovia. Perhaps we can unite the forces of many parties and disperse the enemy's strength."

"I'll be in charge of reconnaissance," Natasha added, her eyes gleaming with wisdom. "I'll obtain intelligence from multiple sources to ensure we're always on top of enemy movements."

However, Tony remained silent and watched the heated discussion indifferently, with a look of uneasiness in his eyes. In his mind, a simple confrontation of strength might not be able to solve the real mystery, and the final answer still depends on wisdom.

"Do you think that human power alone can cope with the current situation?" Tony suddenly asked, and the atmosphere was instantly swept by his icy voice. "If not, why does the enemy make us feel so threatened?"

"Tony, what do you want to say?" Banner frowned slightly, feeling vaguely unhappy.

"I think... our goal should not only be to resist, but also to explore the truth behind it. We must know who the enemy is and what their intentions are, rather than just defending." Tony's tone was cold and his eyes were as sharp as an eagle.

Everyone was stunned and exchanged glances. They all understood the situation, but they didn't know how to reach an agreement with Tony. Finally, Hill finally said, "Tony, your insights are profound. But if you need information, I'm afraid we don't have enough manpower."

"I can use my technology to collect data." Tony hesitated for a moment, then made a decisive decision, "My laboratory can monitor the global network, track signs of battle and data flow, and I will definitely find the truth."

"In that case, we will each act separately." Hill ordered with a firm look in his eyes, "If you need anything, please feel free to contact us. If the situation is urgent, send a safety signal directly."

Everyone left the room gradually, leaving Banner alone in the conference room, feeling as if he were surrounded by a storm. He looked out the window, the bustling city was in stark contrast to the heaviness in his heart.