[Comprehensive British and American] I open a haunted house in the superhero world

Tony, whose head was pinned, had a bad expression on his face. Unfortunately, West didn't see it at all, and he was still repeating what he said just now: "I'm really sorry, Mr. Bans."

Even though he now knows that Mr. Bance is actually Captain America Steve Rogers, he still yells at each Mr. Bance, pretending not to know who he is at all.

Will Steve believe it?of course not.

But he looked at Tony. Although Tony's face was lowered and he couldn't see, there were three words written all over his body - "Reluctance".

Yes, he is reluctant.

Reluctance for Steve to recognize who he is, reluctance to even hear Steve call his name.

Tony simply pretended to be a rebellious child, lowered his head, did not apologize, and did not speak.

The tacit understanding made West immediately understand what Tony wanted to do, and quickly said: "I'm really sorry, the kid at home has such a bad temper."

As he spoke, he patted Tony on the head lightly, pretending to reproach him.

But in his heart, he silently prayed that the boss would not "deal with" him because of his last resort behavior, and by the way, he pulled Iron Man back without any trace, so that Steve would not look at Tony any more.

Tony pursed his lips very cooperatively, pretending not to be reconciled, grabbing the corner of West's clothes and hiding behind.

The two cooperate with each other tacitly, and their acting skills are comparable to those of an actor.

The whole process was watched by Steve, who was obviously angry when West pretended to shoot Tony.

But he didn't say anything, because Tony's attitude was already very obvious.

He doesn't want to see Steve.

West looked at some mixed emotions in Steve's eyes, and honestly, he understood Steve's feelings about defending the Winter Soldier.

But he's not Steve Rogers' friend, he's Tony's friend, so he can't accept Steve hurting Tony.

West doesn't think that Tony will really kill Bucky, Tony has a bottom line, even if he is extremely angry, West believes that he will hold on to that line in the end.

Steve just didn't know Tony, or didn't know Tony well enough.

Although West was not very interested in the superhero, after the Civil War movie, he still made up some comics and related comments, and learned why Iron Man in the comics fought with Captain America.

His biggest feeling after watching it is nothing else, but that the Avengers of the movie universe have too little experience together.

Because there are too few, they still don't have the deep-rooted feelings like in the comics.

The civil war is an important turning point in the Avengers comics. Whether it is the Skrull invasion or brain deletion that Tony experienced later, it is not as good as the death of Captain America for Iron Man.

That kind of emotion is so deep that the civil war in the MCU universe seems too childish.

That’s how West felt when he watched it. It wasn’t until he got to know Tony that he realized that the so-called pediatrics was the result of comparisons made by outsiders. For Tony, nothing pained him more than the death of his parents.

Especially when they died at the hands of a former friend, and everyone was trying to hide that from him.

So the emotional breakdown seems to have become a matter of course.

West believes that it is impossible for Steve not to suffer, and he is also guilty, and before such guilt can be turned into actual compensation, Tony died in the battle of Thanos.

This kind of guilt must have increased by thousands and hundreds of times compared to before, that's why he recognized Tony the moment he saw him, and was so happy.

He sympathizes with Steve, but again, he's not a friend of Steve Rogers, he's a friend of Tony Stark.

He was always a gangster, so Tony didn't want to, and he would never let Steve have access to Tony.

Even if Steve guessed [-]% in his heart that it was Tony, the owner of the haunted house would never admit it publicly.

West straightened up, he knew that Steve would insist, Captain America was absolutely impossible to be simply fooled by him.

So at this time, he must also be tough.

Unlike the time he met Doctor Strange, he turned down the Avengers because he didn't want to lose his staff.

And this time, he was just for Tony.

"Carl." Carl is a very common name, and they all know that Batman will know that Clark is with him sooner or later, so West Bryan didn't deliberately give Clark a false name, just He directly called him by his Kryptonian name, "Go and take Robert away. The adults will take care of the work. Next time, Robert should not just mess around in the haunted house."

He winked at Tony and gave Clark a push.

He has already shown his attitude by defining Tony's behavior as making trouble instead of instinctive rescue when he sees Steve in danger.

Clark opened his mouth to say something, but seeing West's eyes, he understood what he meant.

Tony looked at West in surprise, probably because he didn't expect the owner of the haunted house to change his attitude suddenly and wanted to say something, but before he could say anything, he was taken away by Clarke.

The two adults hiding in the child's body took another player, Abel, by the way.

It was Abel who came out and told them that Steve was entangled in the hell painting, and he was obviously not easy to mess with, but West didn't intend to get entangled at this time, he still had to deal with Steve's affairs first.

West clapped his hands at the painting, and asked Heyman, who had been staring at the side, to create a space for them.

Then Steve saw a staircase sticking out of a painting.

"Nick Fury knows my haunted house." West said with a smile. This sentence told him that no matter what strange things you see, Fury knows, so there is no need to be too surprised, we are not enemies.

Then reach out and invite Steve into the painting.

Steve glanced at the painting without hesitation, because he guessed that West would give him the answer, even if it wasn't the answer.

"Our haunted house has magic." West said immediately as soon as he entered a room similar to an office.

He invited Steve to sit down, and then said: "It's not a big deal, but it's just a child who came out to make trouble, must Mr. Bance be so entangled?"

To be honest, it's a bit nonsense to force this matter to make trouble for the children. They all know that if they just disturb the fun of the game, they will never be so serious.

Steve took a deep look at West, without any concealment: "Why is Tony here? Why did he become like this? Why didn't he go back? Why didn't he..." Don't tell him.

West was already prepared for Steve's frankness. He slightly hooked the corners of his mouth, and said innocently, "Who is Tony?"

"You don't need to pretend you don't know me." Steve's mask was ripped off in the map of hell. During the fiercest battle of Thanos, many superhero masks were damaged, so their Some faces were leaked, including Steve.

This is why Steve wears a hat and mask when he goes out.

"Okay, Captain, I thought you were wearing a mask so you don't want to be recognized, so I cooperated with you." West said obediently, "But I really don't know what you're talking about Tony, we have only me and two children here. , there are only a few employees left. To be honest, it’s quite hard, don’t look at my haunted house is really big, and it doesn’t make much money. Some time ago, the house was always demolished, and it’s common to make ends meet.”

West said these words with the utmost sincerity, because they were all from his heart.

He didn't wait for Steve to say anything before continuing: "I know you are Captain America, the symbol of the American spirit. I kept you mainly to explain that my haunted house is really not a chaotic operation."

Taking a deep breath, he continued: "I know that you have experienced some horrors in the haunted house that ordinary people would not experience, and you were frightened, but I want to emphasize that it is just a scare effect. My haunted house has passed through the shield. No matter what you see is absolutely safe, you will never have anything to do. So please, don't sue my haunted house. To be honest, I only make so little money. It's hard, if SHIELD didn't value me and cooperate with me on a project, I wouldn't be able to open this haunted house. I know Captain America, you know a lot of people, and you have a lot of friends in the government department, so please, don't just because Those experiences in the haunted house suppressed us... I'm sorry, I was wrong, I was suing us, we have a lot of old, weak, sick and disabled here, relying on the haunted house to have a place to live."

He choked up a few words as he spoke, expressing a poor little workshop owner who was afraid of being oppressed vividly and delicately.

Yes, he knew that it was unreliable to just tease the children to interrupt the fun of the game.

But what about an ordinary boss who is afraid of being oppressed by the "rich and powerful" because he offended a big shot?

Of course he knows that Captain America can't do this kind of thing anymore, but what the hell, the oppressed ordinary haunted house owner doesn't understand Captain America.

Steve originally listened to the first half of the sentence, but then he suddenly changed to the other. Don't suppress him, he was confused.

Wait, why do you suddenly feel that Captain America is going to suppress him?

"You think I'm going to sue you for being scared by a haunted house?" Steve raised his voice.

West immediately put on a smiling face, looking like a profiteer: "Of course not, of course not, I know, Captain America, he must be fair, and he will definitely not embarrass us small people for such a trivial matter."

He said so, but the fear in his expression made it clear that he didn't think so, he just said so out of helplessness.

Steve was stunned, when did he become like this?

The government's promotion of Captain America has always been positive. When did Steve get misunderstood by the "rich and powerful" who were considered to be oppressing ordinary people.

When West said this, his clear head was suddenly taken astray.

Seeing Steve's expression gradually becoming blank, West gave himself a thumbs up in his heart.

He is so witty.

Who knew that when West was about to fool Steve, Tony, who was supposed to be taken away by Clark, suddenly knocked on the painting.

"Captain America won't be fooled by you, I know him, he is as persistent as a rock." Tony who broke in said bluntly, "Thank you, little boss, I know you want to protect me, but I Figured it out, I should have made it clear to Rogers long ago."

He turned his head and said to the excited Steve, "We are no longer friends, Rogers."