"Where are we?" Stark asked worriedly from the living room. "Why did they suddenly call you over?"
"There was a bit of trouble with the professor," Schiller said. "It's fine now."
"It had to do with the Shi'ar Empire, right?" Steve guessed correctly. He said, "I don't know whether the Shi'ar Empire in this universe is too strong, or the one in our universe is too weak. I really didn't expect them to pose such a huge threat to Mutants."
"The Mutants in our universe didn't stay on Earth for long. They left before the Solar System Development Plan. Before that, humanity didn't have the ability to develop Sentinel robots, and after that, there was no need to. So where would any weapon that completely counters Mutants come from?" Stark said.
"That's true." Steve nodded.
"Are Sentinels really that powerful?" Matt frowned. He put down the file he had been reading and said, "As far as I know, the Three Great Empires all want to research weapons against Mutants. They really have been beaten into fear by Mutants. But so far, it doesn't seem like anyone has succeeded."
"They're not good enough," Stark said, shaking his head. "I don't mean in terms of technology. I mean when it comes to developing genocidal weapons aimed at specific groups. They're far behind humanity."
"No exaggeration—if the Mutants fell out with us right now and none of us got involved, the human governments could produce Sentinels within days, and they might even be stronger than the ones in this universe. Otherwise, why would the Three Great Empires be afraid of humans?"
The others clearly felt the same way. Matt then said, "I just read Krakoa Island's economic reports. Guess what?"
The others all looked at him. Matt shook his head and said, "Right