Chapter 640: Avengers' Training: Captain America
"What's on your mind?" Edward asked as he led Steve into the Potential Testing Room. "Where can I start?" Steve sighed. "I just woke up from the ice, realizing everything I knew and loved was dead or different. I took solace in the fact the world was a better place and was trying to adapt to modern life. Then, Fury contacted.
"At first, I thought this was an opportunity to help people. Everything in modern life was different, but I figured helping people would be the same." Steve turned to look at him. "Then, you came in."
Edward could only apologize with his eyes.
"I'm now thrust into a world with Gods and demons, a world in which the lives of trillions is a regular amount of casualty. So, how do you think I'm doing?"
Edward tapped him on his shoulder. "All I can say to you, Cap, is that destiny doesn't choose people for no reason. I was chosen to be this world's guardian for a reason, and I chose you to help because I know what you're capable of."
"Maybe you're right."
The test started, and Steve had to do a few things. First, he had to throw his shield at a specific target, followed by being asked to give an impromptu speech. Then he was electrocuted and asked to resist, and finally, he had to bear some kind of pressure in his mind. Edward received the results a few minutes later, and his lips twitched. He expected the result to be as abnormal as the others, but one part of it almost made him angry.
"A natural Willpower of 8. No wonder he could break his body's limit and stop Thanos for a short period," Morgana commented. Meanwhile, Edward was still salty. He went to so much to get a Willpower level of 8, but Steve probably got it after a small blessing from the Universe Will. Yes, he refused to believe his Willpower was naturally this high. The highest he's willing to accept Steve had was 5 — the same as Asta from Black Clover.
"What do you think?" Morgana continued. "With his Willpower, a combination of [Aura] and Haki might be the best for him. However, that would not make good use of his other excellent attributes."