There was no doubt that the outbreak of Inhumans had plunged Earth, which had only just managed to settle down, into yet another crisis.
Especially after Allen appeared, the International Security Council, already at its wits' end, immediately sent someone to seek him out in hopes of finding a solution.
After all, Inhumans were different from alien invaders and lunatics like Hydra, who had committed grave crimes against humanity. Most of them had previously been law-abiding ordinary people.
They had simply been unable to control themselves after gaining powerful Superpowers, eventually embarking on a path of rebellion against society, their countries, and their governments.
On top of that, liberalism was prevalent among young people in Europe and the United States. Compared with society and the collective, they placed greater emphasis on the individual.
To put it bluntly, it was selfishness dressed up in beautiful clothes.
Therefore, almost none of them were willing to accept recruitment by their governments or S.H.I.E.L.D. They preferred to wreak havoc under the banner of "freedom."
Some awakened young Inhumans had even formed several secret organizations, working together and using their abilities to brazenly raid bank vaults, jewelry stores, museums, and luxury shops, stealing and robbing whatever they wanted.
The International Security Council hoped Allen would step in and show these young people, who did not know their limits, what truly invincible power looked like. Then he could persuade them to surrender voluntarily, accept reorganization, and form a Superpowers army to defend Earth.
In this way, they could not only resolve the crisis facing human society, but also gain an Inhuman army with Superpowers.
You must know, this was a race the Kree had placed high hopes on, one created specifically for cosmic warfare.
As long as they were properly utilized, humanity on Earth would be