Without giving Peter any chance to refuse, Stark had already told his second plan.

"In the second plan, I will put a supervisor among you, and he will report all your movements to me. And once I think your actions violate the interests of this country, I will immediately stop all your actions. And you must stop all your actions. Peter, this is my bottom line. I have made the greatest concessions in our past friendship. So, don't force me!"

"Forcing you, you have given me such harsh conditions, and then you said I was forcing you? Stark, are you the president who has been for too long, and you have become an idiot? This is you forcing me, and you are not giving me any way out. If this is your sincerity, then I think the dialogue between us is no longer necessary."

Peter is no longer the boy who was timid and acted as a younger brother in the Avengers. He has grown into a man and has his own persistence and belief. On this basis, he naturally cannot choose to obey just because of Stark's words.

He will not obey, because either of these two plans is infringing on his interests and disobeying his true intentions.

With Roddy's past, he would never be able to entrust his destiny to the government. If the Stark administration insisted on his own and forced him to control him, then he would rather use violence to resist.

It is better to break the verge of death than to succumb to such power. This is the fundamental principle he set for himself. And because of this, the dialogue between them fell into a deadlock from the beginning.

Faced with this situation, Stark had the intention of continuing to force Peter to surrender with power. But when he saw Peter's eyes as if flames were burning, he quickly gave up this idea.

He understood that not everyone would choose to surrender when powerful authorities force him. There are always a few hard bones in this world that cannot be defeated or bent. The more violent you are against them, the more they will resist desperately. In the end, it will eventually be a fate that will either die or die.

Peter would be such a person, and Stark did not doubt it at all. It was because he recognized Peter's nature that Stark gave up this unrealistic idea. It was nothing to do with an enemy who might threaten the survival of the United States. Even saying that this is Stark's mission, he felt that he was quite skillful in such matters.

However, when you have a life-and-death relationship with your former companion, a person who should not be in a hostile relationship, everyone will have such an uncomfortable mentality. The relatives are painful and the enemy is happy, and smart people will not do things. Therefore, in the face of such a situation, Stark can only find another way out and find another way out.

However, if the conflict between them was so easy to resolve, he and Peter would not have developed into what they are today. At this point, even Stark had a top human brain, he could not think of any other way. This is a deadlock, as mentioned before, unless one of them retreated, there would be no turning point. And it was precisely because of this that Stark became more and more irritable.

The irritability made him involuntarily take out a cigarette from his pocket. After he took a few deep breaths of the pungent nicotine smell of the cigarette, he barely calmed down and asked Peter.

"You know the end of the breakdown of the negotiations between us, Peter. Once we have not reached an agreement, then war is inevitable. I don't want to go to war with you because I don't want my soldiers to die in such a meaningless place. I don't want my country to withstand turmoil and put my people in danger. I come to discuss this with you with the greatest sincerity, and I hope that we can get a proper solution. So, I hope you can think carefully, think clearly, and then tell me what you want? This is the only concession I can give you, and you should understand what I mean."

"Hmph, give in?" He snorted coldly. Although Peter's attitude was still a kind of unruly mockery, he had already begun to change in the direction of ease in his answer.

Just as Stark was concerned, he was also unwilling to have a conflict with Stark on this issue.

Because this will involve many innocent people, and it is never what he wants to see. In the past days, he has seen too many innocent people, and has suffered from the struggle between such powerful forces. Even out of sympathy, he does not want to increase the number of such innocent people. Therefore, he must stop when he sees the better. In this situation where Stark has shown concessions, he will restrain his complex emotions.

The power of the Revenge Spirit makes his emotions most of the time in an extremely excited state. It is not so easy for him to control this emotion. However, it is lucky that he is more than most evil spirit knights because the power of the Revenge Spirit he possesses does not have his own consciousness, so it is not too difficult for him to control himself.

He didn't need to go against another voice in his body. All he needed was to tighten his nerves, stick to his ideas, and let his rationality completely suppress his emotional thinking. This was reflected in appearance, which was that Peter slowly swam away from Stark and then focused on Roddy's statue.

Roddy is their common friend. Facing this statue, no matter how much anger he felt in his heart, Peter would restrain his emotions and ensure that he would not disturb Roddy's peace because of losing control for a while.

This is one of the reasons why he chose to meet here. In addition to using this to question Stark and embarrass him, the most important thing is that he hopes to use Roddy's gaze on the Spirit of Heaven to ensure that there will be no unpredictable situations between them.

This is a very useful insurance. At least, he can now proceed with the negotiations with Stark calmly. Just like now, facing Stark's concessions, he was already in deep thought after mocking him. As Stark said, he began to think about what he wanted.
Chapter completed!