"Can you repeat that again? I need to make sure I heard you correctly." Tony said sarcastically.
"I believe you heard me just fine," Fury responded, his voice full of annoyance.
"Well, you just told me that it is up to the Avengers to find and capture a man who dresses up as an insect to fight crime," Tony chuckled as he said it. The man called himself, "SpiderMan," and spent his day stopping muggers in Queens. Consequently, Tony had a hard time picturing a person like that as being wanted by the government.
"I told you to capture an enhanced individual who poses a threat to society," Fury said sternly.
"I'm with Tony on this one," Steve spoke up, "how do you know this man is a threat?''
"He refuses to sign the accords, therefore he is a criminal and a threat to public safety." Fury was beginning to raise his voice.
"Great, another one", Tony thought to himself. He remembered how difficult it was to convince Steve and the others to sign the accords, nevertheless, he was now expected to repeat that again with someone new.
"How are we even going to find him," Natasha asked from the back of the room.
She was right. Fury had already said that they did not even know the vigilante's identity. Moreover, they had no leads and no way to track the crime-fighting insect.
"Easy, you follow him," Fury said as if they should have already known the answer.
"How are we supposed to follow him if we have no way to track him," Sam said from his chair in the corner.
"He goes out every night and patrols the city," Fury said, "you are going to find him, and follow him home. From there you can arrest him and bring him back here to me."
"And if he resists," asked Clint from his spot in the doorway.
"If he resists, you MAKE him come with you," Fury stated. He sounded like a general giving order to his troops.
"And if we can't catch him," Steve asked.
"You will catch him," Fury ordered. It became clear that failure was not an option. Nevertheless, Tony did not want to argue more than they had to.
"Okay then," Tony said while standing up from his couch, "Let's go catch a spider.