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

"Tony..." Steve's eyes widened suddenly, and he took a step forward.

"I'm not helping you because I want to make up with you," Tony said, turning his back on Steve, "I just don't like Hellmap using my father to do those things."

Steve paused, and smiled bitterly: "I know, I'm sorry..."

"I will never, and will never forgive you!" Tony said through gritted teeth.

Steve's eyes slowly widened, he looked at Tony, pursed his lips, and repeated, "I'm sorry..."

West didn't think Tony was telling the truth, but the owner of the haunted house felt that... Tony was just too sad.

Or rather disappointed.

He might be expecting Steve to understand him when he said this, but West doesn't know what this understanding is, and maybe even Tony himself can't explain it clearly.

Man itself is a very thick book, and this book usually has many contradictions and contradictions.

Expectation and disappointment can coexist, as can love and hate.

Doesn't Tony care about Steve?He cares, if he doesn't care he won't come out.

Doesn't Steve care about Tony?He also cared, and if he didn't care, he wouldn't have recognized Tony so easily.

But the two of them are as stubborn as a rock, and will never listen to any explanation.

West could feel that Tony was also in pain when he said that sentence.

The heart of this steel-wrapped person is as soft as the thinnest snowflake, and it melts easily.

But when this snowflake is trampled into solid ice, it is as hard as a sharp weapon, invincible.

It's just that the inside is still very easy to melt.

So in a way, Tony was tougher than Steve on the outside.

"Tony..." Steve looked at Tony and whispered, "I..."

He knew Tony didn't want to hear whatever was said.

Steve took a deep breath. "I'm glad you're alive."

Yes, that's what he expected, and only that.

He used to sit in front of the hell map for a long time after Tony died, just to feel death.

How did he imagine dying, how would Tony feel the moment he died?This imagining made him feel pain, but he bore the pain.

West was wrong. They didn't know each other, but they knew each other very well.

Steve never expected Tony to say anything nice to him, because he knew Tony wouldn't.

He just hoped to see Tony alive and well.

"I'm glad you're alive." Steve repeated. "Whether you want to hear it or not, there's something I've always wanted to say to you, Tony, I..."

"I know what you're trying to say, Rogers," Tony interrupted without hesitation, "but it doesn't make sense anymore, we don't have that deep...emotional or whatever for each other. Whether it's because of...guilt It doesn't matter, it doesn't matter if you really care about me, after that incident, we are no longer friends."

He's been turning his back to Steve since the first meeting, so Steve can't see the expression on his face.

There was no expression on his face, neither pain nor pride, but no expression.

"Sorry, little boss, I may have to cause you some trouble." Tony looked at West and said.

West shook his head and shrugged: "Anyway, if I don't cause trouble, there will be a lot of trouble coming to me."

"Leave, Rogers." Tony suppressed his voice, "I don't want anyone to recognize me. I like my life very much and I don't want to break this peace. But I don't care who you want to tell, even if people in the world Everyone knows I'm Tony Stark and I don't care."

He has made his final decision.

West pursed his lips and clapped his hands, asking Heyman to open the painting and let them leave.

Tony barely looked at Steve, and ran towards the exit quickly.

"Mr. Rogers." West said to Steve who was still standing there, "Leave."

Until they walked out of the painting, the blond man still stood there persistently for a while.

"Sorry, Tony didn't want to see you," West said to Steve.

Steve looked disappointed, but still forced a smile: "I didn't get to see him during the Thanos battle."

West didn't respond, but he could imagine that Tony would deliberately avoid seeing this person.

"Please... please help me take good care of him and tell him that I won't come again." Steve took a deep look at the direction Tony left, and then gave a military salute to the direction of the door.

After that, he didn't ask any more questions, and left the haunted house directly, without meeting Tony during the whole process.

It wasn't until Steve Rogers left completely that West saw Tony appear in the hall of the haunted house, looking at the direction Steve left and wondering what he was thinking.

"He...should want to say sorry to you." West said.

Tony was stunned for a while before saying, "I know, but it's not necessary."

He paused for a moment before saying, "It's really not necessary."

"Will you kill Bucky Barnes?" West asked suddenly.

"What do you think?" Tony asked back.

West shook his head. He really didn't think Tony would kill Bucky Barnes. Maybe he would confront that person and question him, but he wouldn't kill him.

"Who knows," Tony said. "That question doesn't make sense anymore."

He suddenly wanted to breathe a sigh of relief after saying this, and repeated it again: "There is no meaning anymore..."

West looked at his suddenly relaxed expression, and before he could figure out why he became like this, Tony suddenly showed a smile to West: "Little boss, thank you, you know, I didn't feel that until now. I'm really dead."

"Huh?" West scratched his head, not understanding what Tony meant.

But Tony smiled: "Really, I don't know why, it just feels good to be dead all of a sudden."

After he finished speaking, he seemed to have unloaded a lot of burdens on his body: "Don't worry, I said those words. It is impossible for Steve to tell others the news that I am here. I know him, he is not that kind of person, so You won't be in trouble."

Tony said and winked at West.

Then he raised his head, glanced at Clark who had walked to the side to look at them at some point, and said emphatically, "Clark, we are really dead."

For them, death is not an end, but a new beginning.

West gave them a new beginning, the past belonged to Tony Stark and the Avengers, Clark Kent and the Justice League.

And the future belongs to Robert and West, to Carl and West, to them and the haunted house.

Few people have the opportunity for a fresh start like this.

"From today onwards, we really depend on each other, Boss Brian." Tony said suddenly and seriously.

"Haven't we always lived together?" West said.

Clark laughed too.

West seems to have vaguely grasped their meaning, but the meaning is too profound. The owner of the haunted house does not have such a complicated experience as theirs. He only understands a little bit but doesn't understand it.

And Tony and Clark didn't seem to expect him to understand. After finishing those words like dumb fans, they reminded West: "Is there someone else you didn't ask?"

This sentence suddenly reminded West, yes, the two agents of Hydra are now trapped in the maze map, and several other guests are still in the scene, but there is still someone outside.

Abel.

When he saw this ordinary middle-aged man at first, West didn't pay much attention to it, thinking that he was really an ordinary person.

It wasn't until Steve was trapped by the hell map that the middle-aged man easily ran out of the scene to ask West for help about Steve's situation, that he realized that this middle-aged man seemed not simple.

After Tony and Clark reminded him, West hurried to see Abel.

And that middle-aged man was like a well-behaved child, sitting quietly at the place they arranged, waiting for West and the others.

Loki, who was in charge of watching him, yawned, gave West a look, and told him that this person was very well-behaved the whole time.

Seeing West coming, Abel quickly stood up and looked at West nervously.

"Hi, West," Abel called, turning his head to look at Tony and the others as he said it, and then said, "Hi, Tony, hello Clark, hello, Loki."

He called their names one by one, as if he knew them completely, frankly, without hiding anything.

"Who are you?" Seeing that he was so honest, West asked directly without probing.

"Abel." Abel said honestly, which seemed to be his real name.

"Identity?" West asked again.

"Abel." Abel grinned, "My name is my identity. I am the second son of Adam and Eve, the ancestor of mankind."

"Huh?" West raised his eyebrows. At that moment just now, he thought of many identities for Abel, including Constantine.

But he never thought that the identity of Abel was on his name.

Is the name Abel common?common.

famous?famous.

Legend has it that after Adam and Eve left the Garden of Eden, they gave birth to three sons, the most famous of which were the eldest son Cain and the second son Abel.

"If you were Abel, shouldn't you be dead?" West asked instead of being very surprised when he heard a name that only appeared in legends.

It must be very rude to ask others this question, but it is different to ask Abel, because everyone in the world knows that Abel is the victim of the most famous fratricidal case in the world.

It is said that Cain and Abel offered sacrifices to God at the same time, but God only saw Abel’s sacrifice and rejected Cain’s, so Cain, the eldest brother, killed Abel in a fit of anger .

God was angry and punished Cain.

It is rumored that the ancestor of the later vampires was the cursed Cain.

Abel scratched his head, and was not angry because of West's question: "I should have died, but God gave me enough mercy while punishing Cain, so he gave me a chance to re-exist. How to put it, you should know that we are born of faith, so as long as enough people believe, I will always exist, and I will..."

He paused for a moment, and said helplessly: "...and will always be hunted down by Cain in people's belief."

West: "... what?"

"Let me explain." Abel said with a very good temper, "Because people not only believe in my existence, but also believe that I will die because of Cain's pursuit. This belief also gave Cain enough strength , So for thousands of years, every once in a while, Cain will wake up and repeat the process of chasing and killing me, and that's why I came here to find you, West."

West: "..."

The victim was too unlucky.