Early morning sunlight spilled across New York's shattered streets. Yesterday's battle had given the New York Citizens a full demonstration of how terrifying the Calamity Beasts were.
The United States military, once believed to be invincible, was like wheat before the Calamity Beasts, harvested in swathes.
Although Americans had a tradition of cursing the government and usually belittled their own military as worthless, they were now praying for the army to save them and defeat the Calamity Beasts. It had to be said—the Americans were truly shameless.
The Giant Wolf Calamity Beast prowled through Manhattan's busiest district with light steps, as though patrolling its own territory.
The Golden Eagle Cataclysmic Beast crouched atop the Empire State Building, looking down over the entire city of New York. As for the enormous Giant Crocodile Calamity Beast, it was swimming leisurely in the Hudson River, resembling a tanker of death. Even the boldest people wouldn't dare approach it.
"Prepare for battle. Remember, every time the Laser Cannon fires, its components have to be replaced. That takes three minutes. Of course, if we can kill the Golden Eagle with one shot, we'll have plenty of time."
"If the Golden Eagle Cataclysmic Beast survives the first shot, every fighter jet and antiaircraft weapon aboard the Helicarrier must be activated immediately, including the two of you."
Nick Fury looked toward Tony and Rhodey.
"Don't worry. I'm not here to watch a show, so naturally I won't stand by."
Tony was still as irritating as ever when he spoke. Rhodey was much more serious by comparison. As a soldier, he understood the terror of war very well. One careless moment could cost him his life. Even wearing an Iron Man suit, he absolutely didn't dare let his guard down.
"I'll act according to plan. Just give the