Just as they were putting their heads together to find a weakness in this mysterious mastermind, Nick received news—the Star Core Space Station had encountered some problems.
The cause was extremely complicated, a chain of coincidences, one could say. But happening at this particular moment, how could these old foxes not realize that it was probably some people's trick to divert attention?
Thus, the Radiance Alliance gathered once more. But this time, something was clearly different. For example, whenever Nick looked at Schiller, his nose was no longer a nose and his eyes were no longer eyes. His one remaining eye was practically rolling up into the sky.
Loki's expression as he looked at Schiller was complicated. Since Asgard had Valhalla, he often went to the Heaven Joint Office to check the records.
The births and deaths of most races were recorded. Beyond death records, local grassroots agencies could also look up the specific causes of certain people's deaths. And behind the causes of death in a string of shockingly large casualty lists, Loki had seen the same name.
Now Loki somewhat understood what Schiller had meant when he said they had underestimated its danger.
The conversation quickly got to the point. When Nick laid out the Star Core Space Station's problems and their causes, everyone was left somewhat speechless.
The story went roughly like this.
The Star Core Space Station was Made by Many Nations. In other words, neither its technology nor its construction came from a single country. Manufacturing was easier to explain, since it was generally completed in East Asia, but the technology was a mixed bag. Countries from practically every continent had participated.
China, the United States, Russia, and Wakanda took the lead. China, the United States, and Russia provided the technology for the main body