The incident went roughly like this: three days ago, at Havenworth Federal Prison, a group of mercenaries blew up the top floor of the prison cafeteria and abducted an inmate.
The abducted inmate was named Edison Poe, a former Navy member skilled in strategic planning and quick reactions. He sounded impressive enough. He had disappeared in 2008, then appeared in a Boston restaurant eighteen months ago and, for no apparent reason, gouged out a man's eye. After doing all that, she did not flee in panic. Instead, she stayed behind and continued eating, as if she had deliberately waited for the police to arrest her.
The matter had indeed been bizarre, but neither the military police nor the regular police had managed to get any valuable clues from Edison. So they assumed he had provoked some formidable enemy outside and had deliberately hidden in prison for refuge. The case had gradually been forgotten.
It was only because of this prison break that he had appeared before the public once again. Yet an even stranger detail was that there had only been three mercenaries who abducted him, and they had been unarmed. Still, they had been able to send the prison guards flying with a single punch.
The surveillance footage from that time had captured a device resembling a Centipede segment on one of the mercenaries' arms. Clearly, these people had been Super Soldiers created by the Centipede Organization.
Therefore, Coulson's team, which had only clashed with the Centipede Organization twice, naturally took over the case. After a brief analysis, they concluded that after obtaining the platelets of Chen Haoran, the fire Inhuman, the Centipede Organization had achieved a major technological breakthrough. They had already solved the problem of Centipede Warriors overheating and exploding, and could now mass-produce them.
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