[Comprehensive British and American] Hydra should have been destroyed

"I've suspected it for a long time." Gordon said, "But at that time, I thought it would be his unrequited love for you."

"Why?" Garcia asked.

"He cares about you," Gordon said. "You should see the way he looks at you when you are hurt, but you look—I don't know how to describe it. You seem to be just friends with him."

"You should have told me earlier." Garcia said, and he smiled.

"Who knows?" Gordon said.

"Are you going to be at the trial tomorrow?" Garcia asked, taking a sip from the liquid on the side.

"No, probably not." Gordon said, "I heard that tomorrow's trial will be broadcast live. I don't like to be exposed like this, and Lina said that I don't need to testify anymore, but I will still be in the hotel I waited until the end of the trial, in case of emergencies."

"Will the trial be broadcast live tomorrow?" Garcia asked.

"Yes, I know from the Internet." Gordon said, "The news on the Internet is always very fast, what's wrong?"

"Nothing." Garcia shook his head, "It's just—I don't know, I can't tell whether things are going in a good direction or a bad direction."

"Don't worry about this." Gordon said, "It's not necessarily a good thing or a bad thing. The live broadcast will attract more attention-I can see more people supporting James."

Of course, there are many more people who oppose this, clamoring that the Winter Soldier should be punished, put in prison or executed.They left a message under the video of the captain expressing his trust in the Winter Soldier and slandered two World War II veterans together. Garcia had seen these, but he just couldn't bear to continue watching.

"Hopefully everything will be fine," Garcia said.

"And you—" Gordon said, "your testimony, that will get you charged."

"I know." Garcia said, "Maybe we'll have a second round after Bucky's trial is over. But," he fell silent, "it's worth it, and I'll do it for him."

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On the third day of the trial, more people came, and the outside of the court was crowded. Garcia and the team leader first assembled at a place, and then went to the court together. Hawkeye was sent to the court for an urgent rescue mission. In the field, but this did not reduce the enthusiasm of the reporters. The moment they got off the car, the flashing lights almost blinded Garcia for a short time.Questions were thrown over and over again, but they were like stones sunk into the bottom of the water without any response.

When Garcia saw Bucky in the dock, he knew that he hadn't slept all night. He looked extremely haggard, with dark circles under his eyes, but he was still standing there, motionless.

Lina arrived at the court first. When she saw him and the captain, Lina got up and greeted them briefly, then continued to sit down and look through the files. She should feel tired after working for so long, but she is still full of energy. Flipping through the file, she couldn't see any signs of exhaustion, just for this, Garcia admired her.

After the judge was in place, following the same procedure as the previous few days, Stark's lawyer stood up and said to Linna: "I've heard about mind control before, but we can't believe that mind control can make people achieve The extent to which he was completely unable to control his actions, and I ask the defense to prove that."

"How do you prove that the Winter Soldier is mind-controlled and not doing those things himself?" Lena asked.

"As you can see, it is an ironclad fact that the Winter Soldier killed Mr. Stark's parents." The lawyer said, "But how do you prove that all of this was not the Winter Soldier's own will? Maybe he just liked it. When a person stays or communicates with others, what anyone sees is only the surface, how can you prove that he is controlled by the mind by the surface?"

This is simply unreasonable.

Garcia even saw the confusion after anger in Linna's eyes. This is too unlike what Stark's lawyer would say. This is simply mindless, just trying to force out something to prove the guilt of the Winter Soldier Come, and it is impossible for the judge not to see that, such remarks do no good to the plaintiff.

But it was impossible for her not to reply, so, wary of any traps behind their words, Linna said: "This is simply—absurd question." She said, "Tell me, how do you prove that the United States Isn't the captain an undercover agent of Hydra?"

"Which undercover would desperately kill his own people?" the lawyer said, with cold sweat streaming down his forehead, and his eyes staring straight ahead, which made Garcia frown.

"So if he killed the target with his own intention, why did the Winter Soldier keep taking revenge on Hydra after being rescued by Dr. Douglas? After arriving in New York, he continued to participate in various rescue operations instead of following his previous so-called self Consciousness continues to kill?" Linna asked back.

"Please don't evade our question." Another lawyer of Stark stood up, "The theory of mind control is still in its infancy, how can it be proved that a person will be wiped out of all consciousness and do what he hates the most? ?—In the end, the theory of mind control is just a view put forward by the other party that has not yet been proven."

Garcia stood up, and under Linna's surprised gaze, he said to the lawyer: "You want to prove that mind control can obliterate a person's consciousness? Fine." He said, "You will stand up from your seat, Then go to the window, climb up on the ledge, and open the window."

And Stark's lawyer really did this, his companions were stopping him, and he threw them off, ran to the window quickly, opened the window and stood on the ledge, and then he stood there, the whole The courtroom was silent.

"Now you can wake up," Garcia said.

The lawyer in the blue suit suddenly shuddered, and fell directly from the window sill into the room. Fortunately, his companion caught him. There was a commotion in the courtroom for a while, and the reporters stood up and used the cameras without flash Continuous filming, mixed with the sound of whispering during the period.Another lawyer sitting in the seat shouted: "Your Honor! The accused witness disturbed the order of the courtroom and asked to be expelled from the courtroom!"

"Your Honor!" Linna said, "Our witnesses are only answering the doubts raised by the other party, and have not caused any losses!"

"The other party is a mutant with mental abilities, and his behavior has no reference value!"

"If your question is about the completeness of mind control, then of course it is certain!" Linna said, "It is possible, even inevitable, for anyone to lose self-awareness during this period!"

The judge stopped the debate between the two parties, and he did not let Garcia leave the courtroom. He opened the documents handed over by the defendant. Those were all the records about the Winter Soldier that Garcia could ascertain. Emotional words, and after flipping through a few pages, the judge asked Bucky: "Do you remember the mission you used to do?"

"Yes, Your Honor." Bucky said, "I remember all the tasks."

"If you remember all the assignments and, as your attorney said, filled with pain and guilt, I've tried people like me before, to a lesser degree than you, but of a similar nature, and they sometimes tend to think that being judged It's a relief, and you've been pleading your innocence." The judge said, he didn't ask any questions, just stated calmly, looking at Bucky.