Marvel & Wattpad's Avengers 3: Civil War

Chapter 11

As the battlefield echoed with the aftermath of lightning strikes and the loss of Goliath, the anti-registration side faced a critical moment. Ams, now unleashed with a brutal fury, sought to obliterate those who stood against the Superhero Registration Act.

However, a sudden intervention came from an unexpected source. Invisible Woman, driven by a sense of responsibility and perhaps a flicker of doubt, erected a protective shield that deflected Ams's lethal lightning. Seizing this fleeting opportunity, the anti-registration heroes chose to retreat, evading the impending storm and preserving what remained of their forces.

Amidst the chaos, Captain Malaya, with a stern expression, barked out orders to his disoriented team, "Fall back! We can't hold this position any longer. We need to regroup and come up with a new strategy."

Spender-Man, catching his breath, quipped, "Well, that was electrifying. I didn't sign up for a lightning show, but hey, I guess it's all part of the superhero package."

Invisible Woman, maintaining her protective shield, responded, "We can't afford to underestimate them. Ams is a force to be reckoned with, and if we don't plan our next move carefully, we could be facing more than just lightning strikes."

As the anti-registration heroes retreated, the air was thick with tension. Hawkeye, checking his arrows, remarked to Black Widow, "I never thought I'd see the day when we had to run from a fight. This registration thing is tearing us apart."

Black Widow, her eyes reflecting a mixture of determination and frustration, replied, "We need to find a way to unite the heroes again. This division only plays into the hands of those pushing for more control."

Meanwhile, Ams, fueled by anger, glared at the retreating heroes. "You can run, but you can't hide forever. The Registration Act will be enforced, one way or another."

The battlefield, now temporarily quieted, held the lingering echoes of conflict. The heroes, scattered and regrouping, faced an uncertain future as the consequences of their actions rippled through the already fragile fabric of the superhero community.

In the aftermath of the chaotic confrontation, Syed, the mastermind behind the Ams clone, issued a verbal command that seemingly subdued the aggressive clone. The tension in the air lingered, palpable and heavy, as the onlookers grappled with the aftermath of the intense skirmish. The once bustling scene now echoed with the solemnity of sacrifice, and the memory of Goliath's selfless act weighed heavily on the hearts of those who had borne witness to the tumultuous events.

Syed, having momentarily quelled the destructive force of the Ams clone, surveyed the scene with a mix of relief and weariness. His commanding presence held a certain enigma, leaving the bystanders unsure of his true motives and the ethical implications of their shared cause. The air crackled with unspoken questions, as the group grappled with the moral intricacies woven into the fabric of their mission.

Amidst the lingering echoes of conflict, Invisible Woman, her name a stark contrast to her conspicuous absence from the immediate aftermath, distanced herself from Syed. Her silence spoke volumes, conveying a profound sense of repulsion towards the violence and the irrevocable loss of life that had transpired. The ethical compass within her, finely tuned and unwavering, prompted her to question the righteousness of their collective endeavor.

As the dust settled and the group grappled with the aftermath, a tentative dialogue began to emerge among the remaining members. Their voices carried a weightiness, mirroring the gravity of the choices made and the sacrifices witnessed. Syed, confronted by the unspoken concerns of those around him, found himself compelled to address the moral ambiguity surrounding their cause.

"I understand the doubts that linger in your minds," Syed began, his voice measured and calm. "But this Registration Act was never intended to unleash chaos. It was meant to bring about a new era, one free from the shackles of our current limitations. Goliath's sacrifice, as painful as it was, serves as a testament to the stakes at hand."