The only obvious reaction he had so far was giving Tony a very reproachful look about Ross. Ross was a different sort of evil, but an equal evil in Bruce's eyes. A very dangerous one, when he was controlling the government and now apparently the Avengers. There are a lot of things Bruce wanted to say, and not all of them were going to be what Tony wanted to hear, which was exactly why he was staying quiet. Because if he interrupted to argue discuss, they probably wouldn't make it to the end, and he couldn't know how it all fell apart without the full story. He owed it to Tony to hear him out from beginning to end and without jumping to a judgment.

There was a slight flicker of sadness in his eyes when Nat's name was mentioned, but that was a whole backlog of problems too. He sighed and patted Tony's shoulder, clearly letting him know that despite the look, he was still there as an anchor. "It was going to be a fight no matter what. Steve wasn't going to let anyone have Barnes. That's just always where it was headed." There was a lot of weariness in that, and Bruce was thankful now on about ten different levels that he wasn't there. With the Hulk in the mix and with Ross, it would have escalated but a hundred.

"It's a fight, a bad fight, but you sound like you hate the man now, Tony." Tony was forgiving in a lot of instances, of everyone but himself. "So I'm assuming it's still coming."