Seeing this situation, Tony was a little confused, but he was no longer in a hurry.
Steve and Bucky were both dead, and Luke obviously had no intention of letting them go, so it didn't matter if he waited a while.
Luke dealt with Steve, took out a saber from the storage space and put it in Steve's hand.
Then he grabbed Steve's hand, walked over to Bucky, and stabbed Bucky in the chest.
Steve: …
Tony: …
Luke stood up and threw out a rope dart, tying Steve up tightly. Then he looked at Tony and said, "You can assume that Steve stabbed you, which would clear up his lies to you."
Steve: …
Tony: …
They understood what the knight meant by doing this.
If someone controlled Steve to kill Tony's parents, it would be Bucky's fault. But if Steve was controlled by Luke to stab Bucky, it would indeed be Steve's fault.
But...the two of them saw with their own eyes that Luke took Steve's hand and stabbed it, and this didn't feel right.
Luke ignored the two old men with conflicted expressions and continued, "This knife only injured Bucky's blood vessels. He will die in about an hour."
After a pause, he glanced at the two of them, "If Bucky is really dead, then it will be considered that I killed him. But whether or not you want him to die is up to you two to decide."
After saying that, he walked aside with his hands folded, clearly indicating that he would not interfere.
Tony and Steve already understood that this was a multiple choice question.
This hour was enough for Tony to calm down and figure everything out.
He can take out Life No. 1 and the Life Light Dagger at any time, and saving Bucky is just a matter of thought.
Steve "betrayed" Tony for Bucky, and now he has to get Tony's forgiveness in order to save Bucky.
This is double the revenge for the murder of one's father (mother), and only Tony, the person involved, can make a choice.
Even if Bucky was innocent, Luke didn't think he was qualified to forgive him on Tony's behalf.
Just like what Lao Guo said - stay away from those who advise you to be magnanimous without knowing the situation, so that you won't be implicated when they are struck by lightning.
Tony and Steve both had conflicted expressions.
Steve wanted to say something, but he was afraid of having a counterproductive effect, so he didn't dare to open his mouth for a while.
Tony doesn't have to do anything now, he can just sit and wait for Bucky to go to heaven, but he doesn't have any feeling of revenge in his heart.
The young master is not a fool, and he has witnessed the ability of mind control many times over the years.
Intellectually, he knew that Bucky wasn't to blame.
But just like when someone bumps into a railing while walking, he will hit the railing when it hurts.
Although this should be considered as the person's own fault, the unhappiness in his heart makes him unable to resist the urge to vent.
Similarly, when Tony saw the video in which Bucky killed his parents, he was so angry that he couldn't swallow it.
Steve's reaction made him feel even more betrayed.
Even if Bucky was right, why didn't he tell me
Okay, this is another venting question.
Luke also knew the news in advance, but did not tell Tony.
Because apart from those people's confessions, there is no actual evidence - such as this video evidence.
Saying it out loud would have little meaning other than reminding Tony of the pain of losing his parents.
Moreover, over the years, Luke has been secretly tracking the whereabouts of the people in the Winter Soldier Base, and has captured many of them, but he has not found the base director who directly issued the assassination order.
The mastermind behind this incident should be Alexander Pierce, who died a long time ago.
I can't tell you, young master, I've killed the mastermind, and you'll be relieved, right? Tony will be suffocated to death.
Luke still wanted to find the base supervisor who gave the direct order and then tell Tony about it.
At that time, Tony wanted to do whatever he wanted to deal with those people who were involved in the murder of his parents, which would at least help him vent his anger.
But Zemo showed up and exposed the matter, and it was impossible for Luke to cover it up on his own initiative.
Investigating privately can be considered helpful, but suppressing the news would be crossing the line.
At most, the Hydras that are found can be handed over to Tony to deal with, and those that are not found can also give Tony a place to put his strength.
This can be considered as Luke's compensation for his previous concealment.
…
Tony's expression changed, but he wasn't as ferocious as when he fired at Bucky's head just now.
Revenge is also something that can easily get carried away.
Once you have time to think, many things that you deliberately ignore can no longer be hidden.
After the initial anger subsided, Tony found that what he was really angry about was not Bucky, the "tool", but Steve's "betrayal".
Only when Steve takes the initiative to admit his mistake will he consider forgiving the other party.
But Steve was in a dilemma and didn't dare to speak casually.
If it were someone else, he would have spoken up boldly.
But Bucky was really different. Steve thought about many things, but he couldn't guarantee whether they would irritate Tony.
If Tony gets angry, he will shoot at him, and Bucky, who is in coma, will die immediately.
Steve knew that just as he would definitely try to stop him, the Cavaliers would definitely not stop Tony from taking action.
Luke paid attention to the mental fluctuations of the two people, and found that their emotions were almost brewing, so he used real dreams to guide Steve's thoughts.
Steve wanted to apologize in the first place, but now, guided by Luke, he couldn't help but say: "I'm sorry, Tony. I concealed the truth."
Tony snorted, pouted and turned his face away, not looking at him.
Steve stared at him, "I was afraid of hurting you, but... I also had selfish motives. I was afraid that you would definitely kill Bucky. This is my fault."
Tony said nothing, but raised his head higher.
Things have been going badly for him during this period.
Although a lot of efforts have been made, judging from all aspects, the division of the Avengers is inevitable, and Tony naturally became impatient.
This is why I can't stand Steve's "betrayal".
All I can say is that Zemo chose a good entry point.
When the Avengers had a huge disagreement on their official duties, they unearthed the deepest "mine" from their personal grudges.
After this time, the Avengers are destined to split up - or more accurately, split up.
But in essence, the final result is nothing like the destruction of the Avengers that Zemo expected.
Zemo's revenge is ultimately in vain.
Luke felt relieved as he listened to Steve sincerely apologizing to Tony.
Tony is his friend.
When it comes to revenge for his parents, Luke would never use mind control on Tony.
Tony must be willing to forgive Steve and let Bucky go.
If Tony really didn't want to, Luke would really watch Bucky die.
Mr. Lu is such a person with personal preferences.
But based on Luke's understanding of Tony and Steve, these two people would not get into such a fight.
No matter how tough Steve is, he will eventually give in.
No matter how arrogant Tony is, he will give Bucky a chance to live after he has breathed a sigh of relief.
Luke stabbed Bucky half to death just to give Steve time to coax Tony.
It turns out that Steve has a way of coaxing people.
After all, the captain was once a mainstay of the American Art Troupe and the leader of the Howling Commandos, so he still has some good talking skills.
But after talking for a few minutes, Tony changed his silent and awkward state and started arguing with him.
After a few more minutes, Tony had the upper hand and Steve looked guilty.
At this time, the young master with an unhappy expression finally took out Life No. 1 from the public space and injected it into the unconscious Bucky.
Then he pulled the saber out of Bucky's chest and sealed the wound with wound adhesive spray.
Steve let out a long breath, feeling relieved: this storm that was enough to destroy the friendship between Tony and himself was finally over.