Chapter 1761 Rare Trust

Strange has a special status because he is a Karma Taj mage. This identity, which is somewhat similar to his own son, made Stark subconsciously have a little affection for Strange.

Although he has doubts about the Supreme Mage and is very dissatisfied with Baron Modu's ignorance of current affairs, as a mature person, he will not take his anger on the whole because of individual examples.

Master Karma Taj will be a very important force, and this power may be in their hands. That being the case, it is also appropriate to give them some necessary courtesy.

This is why Stark will speak for Strange at this time. Of course, there is also the optimistic idea that he wants to get some exciting good news and use it to boost morale.

For so long, bad news has been coming one after another, which has made him almost impatient. In his opinion, the situation has gotten so bad that there must be some good news. No matter how bad a person's luck is, it cannot be so bad. So maybe, this could be a harbinger of his luck?

He is very objective, or at this time he has to force himself to be optimistic. Unfortunately, however, this optimism is clearly out of date.

The news that Strange brought was not good news, and when he told everyone present the warning from Baron Mordo, everyone's face turned ugly.

Anyone who knows that everything he has carefully prepared and made great efforts is only in the calculations of others, or even when he is led by others step by step, will not look so good complexion. None of the so many people in the room opened their mouths to scold their mothers, which is already the result of their deep city. Of course, in their hearts, they must have cursed hundreds of times.

Those damned devils, those conspirators, even say there are their mages.

In any case, the Supreme Mage is the initiator and fuse of all this. Whether she knows it or not, whether she is one of the manipulators behind it or not, she is an inescapable blame in this matter. fate. And if even the Supreme Mage is involved, are other mages still trustworthy?

For the government controlled by Stark, this is already a question that needs to be carefully considered.

This is not a problem that can be solved by shutting your mouth and making up your own in your head. It is something that can only be resolved after listening to what you want to hear, saying what you want to say, and knowing everything about the situation.

In this case, as soon as Stark's tone changed, he became cold and serious. He started questioning, to Strange.

"You are sure that everything you said is true, how can you guarantee that Baron Mordo did not cheat on this kind of thing?"

"I can swear on everything I have, Your Excellency, what I say is true. As for my teacher, he may be dissatisfied with certain things, but I can say with certainty that he will not lie. No one knows him better than me, he is a person with a great sense of mission and honor, and in front of the mission and honor of a mage, he would not do such a thing!"

"Mission, honor? Please forgive me, Doctor Strange. So far, everything we have learned about mages comes from your mouth, and are you as noble and talented as you say? Duty and honor, that's something I don't see at all. All I can see is deceit, and who knows if it's a dirty trick?"

His army was trapped in hell, which naturally made General Ross have great opinions. But now, Strange's information undoubtedly gave General Ross an outlet to vent his emotions, and he naturally vented his emotions to Strange.

This was an unwarranted disaster, and of course Strange was unwilling to bear it for nothing. So at the moment,

He retorted bluntly.

"You can't deny the majesty of a mountain just because you're blind and can't see it. You can't say the world is silent just because you're deaf and can't hear anything but yourself. General Ross, there's always something in this world. Some people have made contributions that you don't know much about. You can deny their contributions, but this world doesn't. There will always be a pair of eyes that see everything impartially!"

"Hmph, sharp-tongued kid. Don't think that saying some pretty words can change my impression of you. So far, what you mages have done is not worthy of making me look up to you!"

With a stubborn temper like a stinky stone in a latrine, General Ross will not change his opinion just because of a word from others. He was so stubborn, and he would not change anything until Strange or other mages could come up with more weighty arguments.

Strange obviously also realized that General Ross was a difficult hurdle to overcome. But in the current season, he really can't spend so much energy to slowly attack this stubborn old man, so he can only retreat, bypass him, and start trying to convince other people present.

Nick Fury may be the best persuasion object. At the very least, they had a satisfactory communication before. This might be a good foundation. With such thoughts in mind, Strange immediately set his sights on Nick Fury.

"Director Fury, don't even you believe what I'm saying?"

"No, I believe everything you said."

There was no special expression on Nick Fury's face. Like an emotionless machine, he first gave Strange a grateful reply, and then stomped down the gratitude born in his heart with one breath.

"But I'm not sure if it's part of a conspiracy. I believe you, Doctor. But I can't trust Sir Mordo, and certainly not in his nonsense. Maybe you've been deceived too." Maybe the one who said that he deceived us by deceiving you is exactly what the mastermind behind this conspiracy is thinking?"

"You shouldn't doubt him, he has no reason to deceive you, doesn't he?"

The situation was not as optimistic as he imagined, which made Strange restless. He didn't understand what these people were worried about, let alone why they were so indifferent in the face of such a threat.

Call them stupid, no matter how they behave, they have nothing to do with stupidity. And if it is his own problem, he is very sure that there is no problem with him at all.

At a loss, his mind was completely blank, and almost subconsciously, he set his eyes on Stark for help.

He knew that if there was one person who could decide everything with one sentence, then that person must be Stark. His identity, the power he possesses, and his past all give him absolute authority here. And as long as he is willing to nod, no matter how much other people have opinions, they will never openly disobey him. But the question is, will Stark nod this way?

If it was the beginning, Strange might have been full of confidence, because in his opinion, there would always be someone willing to stand up and take responsibility for such an important matter. But the reality of the situation has polished off his confidence early, so that he doesn't dare to have too much expectation in this kind of thing.

What would Stark do? He could only vaguely expect something. Facing his expectations, Stark just hesitated for a moment, and said so to him.

"I believe what you say, but I don't believe it either."

Reaching out his hand stopped Strange from trying to make an excuse, and Stark didn't give him any chance to justify.

"I trust you because I think you deserve my trust, doctor. You are a man of integrity, and as a doctor, you are much better than those guys who only know how to make money. This is the key to my trust in you, Your past, everything you've done in the past deserves my trust."

"However, as Director Fury said, I'm afraid even you are not sure whether you are a part of the other party's conspiracy. If you know, I am the president of this country, and my words and deeds matter. Therefore, I have no way to make any important decision just because of your one-sided words. This is irresponsible to this country."

"So what exactly do you want to do, Your Excellency, sit idly by?"

Strange's tone was full of irritability. Obviously, he no longer had the patience to entangle with these politicians any longer.

He felt that he had seen the faces of these politicians clearly, had seen enough of their stupid doubts and despicable prevarications. If it weren't for the fact that he was so weak that he couldn't resist the unspoken existence that Baron Mordo said, he would definitely leave and make the final effort alone.

If he has that ability, then being a lone hero is not unacceptable to him. However, it is a pity that he himself knows that he does not have such ability.

He has talent, but doesn't have the time. He has only been a mage for less than a year, and he wants to use his own strength to challenge that kind of existence that cannot be clearly stated. Overthinking one's abilities and seeking death are already the most polite descriptions. There was no way he could have had the slightest hope.

He understands this reason, so he puts his hopes on Stark so much. It's just that the greater the expectation, the greater the disappointment. Under this politician's prevarication, he could no longer see any hope.

This is the last chance. If Stark couldn't give him the answer he wanted, he turned away immediately.

The United States is not the only country in the world, and there must be one or two governments in it who are willing to believe the information he brings. As long as he can persuade one or two influential people, he might be able to turn the situation around. And if this can really be done, then maybe human beings can still be saved.

Of course, if that time really comes, the face of the entire United States will definitely be completely lost. Their plots will be exposed, and their incompetence will be ridiculed. Internal turmoil and external suppression are likely to bring this huge country to the point of falling apart.

Although such a result made Strange feel a little unbearable, but for the well-being of all mankind, if it really came to that point, he would still make the most correct choice.

Everything depends on Stark's answer, and for Stark, who has been watching Strange and wants to peek into his heart with his own eyes, he almost knows what choice he should make up.

"Sit and watch? No, I won't do it. This is a crisis, a crisis happening right under our noses. As President of the United States, I will never allow this to happen on our homeland So, regardless of whether this is a conspiracy or a bad joke, I will send someone to investigate and investigate all the changes in Death Canyon."

"This is a prerequisite. I won't act rashly without getting enough reliable information. And I hope you don't act recklessly, Doctor Strange."

Although this statement did not satisfy Strange very much, but more or less, Stark showed a willingness to deal with it positively.

This is a good start for Strange. And he also believed that it was impossible for such a huge conspiracy not to reveal any clues. As long as Stark is willing to face this problem head-on, then he can definitely find something wrong.

He doesn't worry about getting nothing, he only worries about running out of time. So immediately, he sounded a warning.

"We are running out of time, Your Excellency. If you need to investigate, then I suggest that you finally make preparations in advance to be able to respond at any time. Once your investigation matches my warning, then you can take action immediately, Stop this conspiracy!"

"You don't need to talk about this kind of thing, little mage. War matters should be left to professional people to solve, instead of letting you, a layman, give orders!"

Strange didn't take General Ross' cold sarcasm to heart, he just stared at Stark, hoping to get an affirmative answer from his mouth.

Facing his gaze, Stark just frowned, and then said so.

"We will be prepared, you can rest assured, Doctor Strange. However, there is only so much we can do. For now, the most important issue we face is the safety of those soldiers. I need an affirmative answer from you, Doctor. Is there anything you can do to save them from hell?"

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