Lord of Cinder in American Comics

They were exiled to another planet through the obelisk, and now they've returned through the obelisk again.

As a collection of parasites, the hive has no fixed form, and the parasites serve as the means of attack and parasitism for the hive.

Hive combed through Sitwell's memories, and with his powerful learning ability, he instantly figured out the whole story.

At this moment, the Skrulls hadn't even left the passageway outside the operating room.

Several parasites, barely visible to the naked eye, were thrown out of the operating room and entered the bodies of the departing Skrulls.

These unfortunate souls standing at the back were being feasted on by parasites.

The hive's parasites can heal the collective by feeding on their targets, which is exactly what the Skrulls use as an energy bar for his release from prison.

Reed and the Stone Man heard their people's cries of pain and turned around to see the shadowy memory from their past.

The Hive is a Kree weapon; they showed no mercy when hunting down the Skrulls on Earth.

The Hive's immense strength makes it fearless of all attacks; it can even withstand nuclear weapons once it has enough food.

This terrifying enemy prompted the Skrulls to go to great lengths to incite internal strife among the Inhumans, ultimately leading to the Inhumans' own exile to the Hive.

....

But why am I seeing this killing god again now?

The beehive slowly walked towards its food, a Skrull, which was a rather delicious meal.

With a wave of his hand, the Hive recalled the parasites it had just sent out, feeling as refreshed as if it had drunk a glass of ice water on a sweltering summer day.

The Hive said, "The body I just received tells me that you want to take over Earth?"

At this point, Hive's expression changed, becoming strange and tinged with doubt. The food he had just eaten had given him a clue. Hive asked, "But now? Are you trying to escape?"

Since the Skrulls were fleeing for their lives, and it was their old employers coming to collect their debts, the Hive wasn't worried at all.

"In that case, let's stay!"

The Hive pointed its hand at the silent Skrull opposite it, pointing...

The sharp-edged parasite shoots out and flies towards its prey.

Just as they were about to succeed in taking over the hive, a violent explosion occurred beneath their feet.

Like a volcanic eruption, the Tri-Wing Building soared directly into the sky, along with the Hydras within it.

Hill was truly enraged at this moment, staring coldly at the collapsed tri-wing structure before her. Her wrist-worn computer was frantically alarming, informing her of the extent of the damage.

Hill, however, remained unmoved, watching the triangular wings slowly collapse.

The earthquake caused far more changes than that; the earth's veins fractured, and Roosevelt Island, centered on the Tri-Fold Wing, broke into three pieces.

The original underground facilities have now become a basin flooded by the river, with roaring whirlpools swallowing everything inside.

The shield generator originally created by Reed could not withstand this persecution and was overloaded and burned up when the earth erupted.

Only after Knight Commander Millwood laid down the Earth Chaser did the trembling earth gradually return to calm.

Having endured such devastation, the creatures that survived on Roosevelt Island can only be described as incredibly lucky.

Hill looked at the now-vanished Tri-Wing with a hint of nostalgia in his eyes.

After lingering for a few seconds, Hill picked up the phone, preparing to report his actions to the World Security Council.

After all, she can't just kill and not bury like Geralt, and the World Security Council should also come out and defend her.

Just as Hill was about to make the call, he saw Geralt looking up at the Mechagodzilla standing to the side.

Men generally have an interest in large machinery, but Geralt was more excited at the moment, with a feeling of eagerness to try it out.

Hill tilted his head, holding the phone between his fingers, and said, "If you like, I can put in a petition and send this to you after this is over..."

Geralt licked his lips and said, "No need, I prefer taming it!"

"Tamed? This is a mechanical creation! Wait!"

Hill looked up abruptly, a bad thought creeping into her mind. Could such a massive machine really be operated by humans?

Moreover, the battle just now destroyed the Tri-Wing, so this machine should have gone into hibernation. But looking at its eyes, why is the scarlet color getting brighter and brighter?

The motionless Mechagodzilla's eyes grew brighter, and it even slightly adjusted their direction, fixing its gaze on Geralt.

Geralt was a little taken aback by Mechagodzilla's probing. Why did this guy seem so timid?

But then I thought, maybe the Ghidorah head that Hydra gave them was the leftmost one? That should be Kevin's head, right?

After the pilot's sudden death, Kevin's consciousness took over his body. Is that why he seems so cowardly?

Geralt, who was staring at Mechagodzilla, noticed that its eyes instantly adjusted their angle after sensing his gaze, pretending to be a motionless steel creation.

"Kevin! You're being naughty! Be a good boy and I'll get another cool mount!"

Geralt, talking to himself, looked at the 400-foot-tall Mechagodzilla, pulled out Smoker's hammer, and prepared to loosen up Kevin's muscles while he was pretending to be dead.

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Chapter 489: The Greedy Merchant

The eruption of the ley lines broke the standoff between the Hive and the Skrulls.

In such a violent outbreak, only the beehive survived thanks to its recent feeding.

However, the energy consumed in repairing his body left him weakened.

Dragging its broken body, haunted by Sitwell's memories, it found an emergency passage in the collapsing tri-wing.

The surging water roared behind him, urging him on. Even though he wouldn't drown, the painful feeling of his airways being filled made Hive think it was better to quicken his pace.

After outrunning the flood, the hive and the people inside stared at each other as they opened the blast door of a safe house.

Pierce was in the safe house, helplessly smoking his cigar. When a strange humanoid creature opened the door, he froze.

Pierce asked in a trembling voice, "You...how...do you have the room code?"

The hive wrinkled its tentacles, finding information about the person before it in its memory.

Hive asked bluntly, "Pierce? Alexander Pierce! What is your evacuation route?"

Pierce pulled out his pistol, pointed it at the Hive, and pulled the trigger.

Faced with the alien creature, Pierce did not hesitate. Among the various special agencies' response plans, taking the initiative was the top priority.

However, the bullet struck the hive as if it had sunk to the bottom of the sea. It was eventually swallowed up by his body.

The hive's tentacles spread out, threateningly saying, "I'm not eating you now because your identity is still somewhat useful to me! Don't make any futile resistance!"

Seeing Pierce remain silent, Hive thought for a moment and transformed its appearance into Sitwell's.

Using Sitwell's appearance, Hive said, "I understand everything about you, whether it's S.H.I.E.L.D. or Hydra! Even your plan to bring me under your control!"

At this point, Pierce realized that the person in front of him was the Inhuman God.

Having figured out the key point, Pierce felt relieved. Since the other party had a need, there was an opportunity for cooperation.

Pierce took a deep breath and said, "There's diving equipment in this room, and the tunnel can take us to the bottom of the Irst River. We can leave along the river, but right now there's a protective shield separating us from the outside world, so we can't get out..."

Pierce's words gave the Hive a glimmer of hope, only to crush it just as quickly.

The Hive was a little annoyed, its tentacles flailing wildly, which made Pierce even more panicked.

At this moment, the whole room began to shake, as if someone was using a pile driver to pound on the outer wall of the safe house.

Inside the safe house, various decorations and ornaments fell to the ground, and even the room itself began to crack and deform.

Pierce stared in disbelief at the deformed room and said, "How is this possible? This is a room made entirely of steel, with a tungsten alloy interlayer and a four-in-one protective layer. How could it be damaged? Did Nick Fury embezzle my safe house?"

The Hive didn't care about Pierce. He looked at the room, which was already in crisis. The so-called protection had been damaged, and water had even seeped in in some places.

....

The hive threw the parasite onto Pierce, which devoured a portion of his flesh, using the pain to bring Pierce back to his senses.

Sweating profusely, Pierce watched as the hive removed the insects from his body. After his initial panic, Pierce realized who was in charge at that moment.

With a trembling hand, Pierce pointed to a passage on the side of the room. He braced himself and led the Hive into the river through the so-called hidden passage.

While in the river, the two did not feel the so-called protective shield.

However, the surging currents in the river made it difficult for Pierce to maintain his direction. If it weren't for the Hive occasionally grabbing him, Pierce's body might have been found at the estuary one day.

The sound in the water was even more intense; each impact was like a sledgehammer pounding on Pierce's head. Finally, after an unknown amount of time, a dazed Pierce managed to climb onto the riverbank.

"what is that!"

Pierce, who had just taken off his diving gear, saw the horrific scene on Roosevelt Island.

The original Hydra anti-Titan weapon, Mechagodzilla, was now helplessly protecting its body with its short arms, occasionally turning its body to face the attacks with its even harder back.

Mechagodzilla's enemy, however, is a man wielding a giant hammer, which is constantly striking Mechagodzilla's body.

"Forty for a small hammer, eighty for a big hammer! If you keep hitting, it'll cost more! Are you going to listen to me or not?!"

With each swing of his hammer, Geralt would ask, "Will you obey me?"

However, Mechagodzilla stubbornly refused to respond.

After thoroughly investigating the matter, Hill, holding the information relayed by the World Security Council, explained, "Perhaps it didn't include a vocal organ in its design?"

Upon hearing this, Geralt's hammer momentarily froze in his hand.

Seeing the aggrieved expression on Mechagodzilla's face, conveyed through its few movable organs, Geralt said, "Who told you not to say so sooner! If you had said so, you wouldn't have gotten beaten up!"

Upon hearing this, Kevin, who was controlling his body, immediately lay down on the ground, covering his head with his little hands, indicating that he would let Geralt do as he pleased.

With the matter resolved, Hill was reinstated to the World Security Council. Hydra was then subjected to a full-scale purge.

But before that, the order to exterminate the Kree fleet that Steve heard was like the Sword of Damocles hanging over the Earth, a death knell.

Hydra is no longer important; the survival of Earth is the most important thing.

Other aliens, having received the tip, are pulling out all the stops to sneak onto the spaceship leaving Earth. Suddenly, alien crimes are rampant.

Pierce was now like a stray dog, and he was incredibly envious of Nick Fury's previous embezzlement scheme. All those safe houses around the world would eventually come in handy.