There is nothing left, only plunder, fraud, inciting hatred, and wanton massacre...

In fact, what simple Steve doesn't know is that the United States did not become like this after World War II. As early as the founding of the United States, the sins of this country have been countless. Look at those countries in South America, which one is not affected by the United States?

Is it so exciting to play? Did this only start after World War II? Of course, this is also related to the information collection methods at that time. Before becoming a war hero, Steve was weak, sick, ugly, frustrated, and had no money.

Diaosi, there is no way to understand this information. When he became a war hero and had the ability to understand, he crashed.

But people always have filters when looking at the past. Steve still feels that the United States in the past was so simple and kind.

The current world makes him very uncomfortable and even eager to change.

So he couldn't figure out why Carter wasted so much experience on Hannibal.

"Steve...Hannibal is an extremely dangerous mission! We must..."

"Carter!!" Steve shouted with a red face.

Carter understood that Steve knew he was talking nonsense.

"We fought together in Tahiti before! It was he who helped the people of Tahiti! He is a hero! Maybe his methods were excessive, but don't forget, we also killed people, and we killed more people!"

"That was war... Steve, it was different."

This chapter is not finished yet, please click the next page to continue reading the exciting content! "What's the difference? We kill people in war to protect innocent people from harm, isn't Hannibal the same? Yes, I do too

I don’t like his methods, but there is no doubt that he has never killed a good person or an innocent person!” Does Steve like Hannibal? Of course not. Hannibal’s methods are really hard to make Steve feel like this.

Justice and kind people agree, but one thing he admits is that Hannibal is a hero! But what are they doing? With so much energy, instead of saving and helping those in need, they chase Hannibal.

What's the point of not letting go of such a hero?

"tell me why?!!"

Carter was silent. She understood that the current Steve was not the little man she met in the military camp who knew nothing but was full of passion. But one thing had not changed, and that was his stubborn energy.

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"I'm like this because Tony asked Hannibal for help..."

"Carter!!!" Steve was really angry now, so Hannibal was still their benefactor!

"Steve!" Carter hugged Steve at once: "I don't want to either...but we have to make a compromise. I can guarantee that we will not hurt Hannibal. We only need him to hand over the magic weapon that can rejuvenate people.

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"enough!!!"

Love is actually about the beauty of imperfections, such as first love. Most people's first love partners are actually the kind of underdeveloped little brats. But everyone thinks that first love is the most beautiful, but is this really the case?

Of course not, human memory has a filter. There must be repercussions if we never forget.

But once this shortcoming disappears, things will no longer be certain.

Carter cannot be the heroic and ideal Captain Carter. She has lived for ninety years, and for more than sixty years she has been fighting against all forces. All the greenness she once had has passed away, and all she has is a wily and calculating person.

Ms. Carter is well versed in politics!

Her perspective on things and her behavior are no longer the Carter that Steve knew.

Even if her appearance does become younger, it cannot change this fact.

Naturally, Steve will be disappointed and feel that Carter has changed.

It has been more than sixty years, how can it remain unchanged?

"You let me down!" After saying that, Steve turned and left. He needed to calm down.

Carter looked at Steve who turned around and went to you, and he was not disappointed. Although they seemed to be the same age, in fact, Steve was still the same Steve in his twenties. So Carter often saw

When I see Steve, I feel like I am watching a child.

At least from life experience, this is true.

So Carter is more tolerant than Steve. Who told her to love this man all her life?

Is Carter really willing to hunt down Hannibal?

Of course not! Couldn't she have imagined what Steve was thinking?

But there's no way... not everyone can live in an ideal like Steve. There are too many people who want the same treatment as her. If she doesn't capture Hannibal, how can those people give up?

For a greater purpose, Carter must sacrifice!

But Steve doesn't understand.

Carter didn't want him to understand. After all, isn't it extremely lucky to live like Steve?
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