Whew!

As soon as the communications officer pushed the door open, he walked straight to Captain Rogers.

"Kyle, what's the matter?" Seeing his communications officer suddenly rush in at this time, Rogers clearly understood that he had something very important.

"Captain! urgent message from Mr. Tony Stark!" said quickly as he walked up to Rogers, Communications Officer Kyle quickly handed over the tablet in his hand.

Hearing Kyle's words, Rogers didn't unconsciously wrinkle together. Then, he took the tablet that Kyle handed him. When Rogers swept the above news, Captain Rogers, who was in a somewhat relaxed mood just now because he could completely deal with Councillor Krees, became depressed again. Because, the news that Tony passed on was the battle between the mutant brotherhood and the mutant forces led by Stryker.

"Rogers, if you don't want Washington to be demolished, let's get rid of the matter over there. Compared to the Desperate Virus, I think these uncontrolled mutants are more dangerous!" At the end of this message, there is also a voice from Tony, which is spoken by Tony himself, clearly expressing his fear of Magneto and other powerful mutants.

"Can't even Stark solve it? Hearing Tony's voice, Rogers couldn't help but think in his heart. Then, his gaze was no longer on the three panicked members of the World Security Council in front of him.

"Coulson, I'll leave these three to you, I have more important things to solve. Turning around and walking towards the gate, Rogers said to Coulson, who was beside him.

"Yes, Captain Rogers!" Coulson replied loudly at Rogers' order.

Of course, hearing Rogers' words, and seeing his back as he turned away, Krees and the other two members of the World Security Council hurriedly took a few steps forward, and they wanted to stop Rogers. However, Coulson, who had just received Rogers' order, took a step forward and stopped them directly.

"Three, let's just stay in this room. Stretching out his hand to stop the three councillors, Coulson said in a tone that was neither humble nor arrogant.

"You ......" Seeing that Coulson, a small agent, dared to stop him, Krees pointed at him angrily and was about to say something. Eventually, though, he swallowed the words out of his mouth. Because, Krees knew that Maya Hansen had been recruited, and Mandal had been caught, and his end had come, and it would be in vain to do it again.

"Thank you for your cooperation. Seeing that the three usually high-minded councillors in front of him had finally calmed down, Coulson put down his hand and continued.

......

"Do you know what's going on?" Rogers asked the communications officer beside him as he walked out of the conference room that had become a shackle for the three of them.

"I've already figured out who the mutant brotherhood's enemy is this time after Mr. Stark's message, but ......" Hearing Captain Rogers' question, the communications officer quickly replied, but his voice gradually lowered as he spoke.

"But what? don't babble!" Rogers asked dissatisfiedly, seeing the communications officer's expression.

"However, they are a secret department of the military. This department was established with the ability to specialize in the study of mutants more than forty years ago. Because there are many people in the military who are not very happy about the existence of mutants, the methods of this department when studying mutants are not so particularly humane. So......" Under Rogers' questioning, the communications officer had no choice but to tell what he had just investigated.

If it weren't for the sufficiency of S.H.I.E.L.D., he might not have been able to know about these secret things. After seeing the information, the Communications Officer also felt very uncomfortable with this department specializing in mutants. After all, as S.H.I.E.L.D., which houses all kinds of talents, they have a peaceful attitude towards mutants. Therefore, after seeing so many mutants being brutally experimented, the Communications Officer felt very uncomfortable.

"So, they angered the Mutant Brotherhood, which has always been for mutants!" Hearing this, Rogers already had a rough idea of how this battle had happened.

In Rogers' day, mutants were still in the hidden human race. However, after being rescued from the ice, Rogers also quickly learned about the main components of the society, of which mutants are a very important part. For the existence of mutants, Rogers is supportive. At the very least, some of the members of the Guardian Alliance he works with are mutants, not to mention the X-Men.

"This time the Mutant Brotherhood suddenly appeared in Washington and took action, probably because the previous research of this department offended the Mutant Brotherhood's Magneto. So, yes, they're here to get back on the field this time. Hearing Rogers' words, the Communications Officer nodded and replied.

"I'm really looking for something!" Rogers' brow furrowed as he walked quickly toward the command center.

The matter of the desperate virus here has not been completely resolved, at least there are still many aftermath things that need to be solved by themselves, and the mutant brotherhood here is pinching with the secret department of the military again, and Rogers only feels that his head has really gotten bigger. Moreover, as a S.H.I.E.L.D. that is supposed to be a neutral force, Rogers should not help anyone in this kind of incident, and the purpose of the action should also be to calm the battle and prevent this battle from causing greater harm to Washington and the world.

However, Rogers can also expect that once his side makes a move, the news from the US side will immediately reach his tablet. After all, the main force of S.H.I.E.L.D. is still composed of the United States, and he is still an American. Therefore, S.H.I.E.L.D.'s force field in this incident is quite embarrassing.

"Forget it, if it's really that secret department that provokes the mutant brotherhood, then I won't help anyone this time! If the military sends a message, I won't see it, I don't believe what they can do to me!" In the end, Rogers still made his own decision, that is, the two did not want to help, and the goal was to quell the incident.

"Kyle, how many of our A-Class teams are still on standby at S.H.I.E.L.D.," Rogers, who had already made his decision, then asked the communications officer beside him.

"Twenty-three more, Captain, do you need to send them all out?" the communications officer replied quickly after hearing Rogers' question.

"Is there only twenty-three people? Then send them all out! I have a hunch that this incident will eventually develop to an unpredictable point. ”

"Yes!"