Prophets and seers had been sought after by rulers since ancient times.
Because such people could pierce through layers of fog and foresee future events, allowing the ruling class to eliminate threats in advance or prepare for impending disasters.
So after learning that Lena had awakened the ability to foresee the future through dreams, the International Security Council immediately issued orders to capture her alive at all costs.
Coulson did not rush into the maze-like underground temple to search.
On the contrary, he immediately sealed off the several exits leading to the surface. Only after patiently waiting for reinforcements to arrive did he order the fully automated AI robots and drones to search every tunnel.
Before long, poor Lena was captured alive and forcibly dragged back to the surface.
When everyone saw her hedgehog-like appearance, even Coulson, who was usually calm, could not help drawing a sharp breath.
At the same time, he realized that Allen had not been joking when he mentioned the physical mutations of Inhumans. They really could turn people into monsters.
Of course, although Lena now looked like some kind of alien creature, she had retained her sanity.
After a brief conversation, she decisively chose to pledge allegiance to the International Security Council and accepted the terms they offered.
Thus, Skye and Lena, the two Inhumans, boarded a plane bound for the International Security Council headquarters.
What awaited them next would be comprehensive examinations and tests from head to toe.
After all, the executives of several major powers had learned that there were very likely tens of millions of latent superpowered individuals hidden among humanity, all sharing one name: Inhumans.
To prepare for the worst, they first had to determine what made Inhumans different from ordinary people before deciding what measures to take.
The situation was