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Chapter 212 Symbiote Frenzy - Special Squad

"We need to get out of here; protecting the people is the Avengers' responsibility."

After Nick Fury and his men left Sanctuary, Captain America immediately expressed his opinion to Wong: the Avengers needed to take action and fight Knull.

"What you least need is to send out troops; that's exactly what Nar wants to fight you."

After Strange finished setting up the barrier and opened the portal, he began to speak. Behind him were Tandy Bowen and Tyrone Johnson, or as S.H.I.E.L.D. called them, Cloak and Dagger, who were in Manhattan for ability control training, a location provided by S.H.I.E.L.D.

“We can’t sit here and wait to die, Strange.”

“Okay, okay, I understand your noble motives, Captain Rogers.” Strange reached out his hands to reassure the captain: “But you don’t understand what kind of being Gnar really is. Even if Gnar is only fighting you with his own consciousness right now, you are no match for him.”

“We already know we’re facing a medieval vampire who could create a symbiote with a single gesture. But we’re also pretty sure that guy dodged Hulk’s punch.” Stark walked over to the captain and looked at the mustachioed sorcerer before him. “I’m pretty sure we know him well enough that he’s still afraid of your power.”

Strange rolled his eyes at Stark helplessly.

"Stop your shallow 'science,' Stark. This is not the time for you to show off. You must admit that Nal is an existence beyond the scope of current science, and any attempt to explain Nal using existing science is superficial."

"Really? Then how do you explain his magic?"

Strange decided to ignore the guy.

“Nar is a god, a true god. He is far older than Thor, whom you have encountered. He was born before the birth of the universe, and that darkness before birth is Nar.” Strange explained Nar’s existence in the simplest terms: “He is the Lord of Nothingness, and his sole purpose in existing in this universe is to restore the entire universe to its state before its birth. If he hadn’t used his own consciousness to control his creations to conquer all directions, and hadn’t been accidentally severed from his body by Thor’s divine power, we wouldn’t even have the ability to fight him.”

But this doesn't explain the captain's confusion: "What does this have to do with us not being able to fight Gnar?"

"What you call symbiotes are products of Nar's contact with life, the embodiment of Nar, the living abyss. Living abysses that are free from Nar's control have their own consciousness because they have no master, and they can be interfered with by the host's consciousness. But if they are living abysses created by Nar himself, they will only absolutely obey Nar, fully guide the destructive desires within the host, and use their consciousness that obeys Nar to cover up the host's original consciousness."

Strange explained why the Avengers couldn't just charge in blindly: if an Avenger is infected by a symbiote created by Knuckles, they can't influence the symbiote through their own will like they would with a regular symbiote. No matter how virtuous they are, they will become Knuckles' puppets, and once the control exceeds 48 hours, they will also develop a codex. At that point, even if the symbiote within them is expelled or destroyed, Knuckles can create a large number of symbiotes with the host's superpowers at any time.

In short, unless you have the ability to guarantee you won't be infected by the symbiote, don't fight Knull. Hulk has already become a sacrifice; the most powerful Avenger has suddenly become Knull's most powerful henchman. So, how many people can they find who aren't infected by the symbiote?
“Where’s our little Spider? He’s been infected with Venom, so he won’t be possessed by any of those Void Lord’s minions.” Stark looked around, while Strange explained, “Well, I did a divination. Spider-Man is a necessary condition to defeat Knull, but before that, he needs to learn how to defeat him. He has to stay here first.”

“Both Johnny and Sue are fine. Ordinary symbiotes can’t get close to the flames, but Sue can generate a repulsive field.” Reed leaned forward first, but then quickly added, “However, Sue can’t come. I have to go back to the Baxter Building. I have some ideas on how to deal with the symbiote invasion. Sue can ensure that our laboratory is not threatened.”

“Very good, Johnny Storm counts.” The captain looked at the increasing number of superhumans appearing around them. “Anyone else?”

“Emma Foster, the White Queen of the X-Men, is a telepath who can generate a repulsive field around herself.” Tony immediately thought of the X-Men who hadn’t yet been involved in the crisis, and there were two suitable candidates among them: “The other is Iceman. I’m not sure if he can protect himself, but considering the dragon’s situation, perhaps? In any case, he’s a backup option.”

“Jack of Hearts and Living Lightning from the Avengers, they are pure energy beings, as well as Citizen V, who is a robot. And Ghost from our Thunder Commandos, she can move in quantum states, and the symbiotes can't touch her.”

Nick Fury walked over again, and the captain looked at him: "How's the situation?"

“Not good. The blood tests aren’t going fast; each lane can only let twenty people through per minute. The good news is that Manhattan has seventeen bridges, including the railroad bridges, so we can let about three hundred people through per minute.” Fury said, taking out a cigarette, but Strange’s cloak brushed it away, so he had to continue helplessly: “The bad news is that the symbiote riot that Spider-Man just killed is now actively spreading symbiotes. There are now hundreds, even thousands, of symbiote monsters in New York, and the number is still increasing.”

Strange was slightly curious about how Fury had broken through the cognitive barrier, but that wasn't the point: "I'll bring in all the people you're talking about."

“And you, Gandalf?” Tony looked at Strange. “With your invincible demeanor, you must be unafraid of those guys, right?”

“I have to maintain the barrier that prevents Knull and his dragon from breaking out, and I also need to guide Spider-Man. But even so, Wong and I can each set up a temporary barrier for one guy, and you can choose two people to go out.”

A few minutes later, the captain set off with a rescue team consisting of the White Queen, Iceman, Human Torch, Jack of Hearts, Live Lightning, Citizen V, Hawkeye, and Ghost. Their mission was to ensure that the symbiote infected would not harm the evacuating crowd and to guarantee the smooth evacuation.

Meanwhile, Reed Richards, Tony Stark, and Hank Pym, under the protection of the Invisible Woman Sue, head to Baxter Tower to try and solve the problem of symbiotes from a scientific perspective.

As for Strange, he needs to talk to Spider-Man.

(End of this chapter)