Quake—Daisy Johnson—was undoubtedly a remarkably decisive person.
That much was obvious from the fact that she had joined a Hacker Organization that fancied itself as righteous vigilantes.
So, in barely an hour, they had filmed more than a dozen short videos of around five minutes each, along with a large number of photos, and dumped them all onto internet platforms.
Some of the videos showcased Inhumans' Superpowers, while others showed the peaceful yet impoverished lives in "Afterlife."
Under Allen's guidance, Daisy worked hard to portray the Inhumans as victims and vividly demonstrated their peace-loving nature.
Then, using hacking techniques to hide their location, she released everything at once.
In less than three hours, the short videos and photos had spread like wildfire across the internet, quickly climbing to second place on the trending charts.
As for first place...
Of course it was the video of the French President hanging there in white shorts.
Although the French government strongly demanded that the video humiliating their leader be taken down, regrettably, in the eyes of the American Capital Group that controlled the global internet industry, the French government was worth nothing.
They even dared to openly seize Alstom, a pillar enterprise involving national security and energy.
So the video remained at the top of the homepage's trending list, surrounded by countless advertisements.
One of them was, remarkably, the company that manufactured those white shorts.
That level of shameless trend-chasing was truly unparalleled.
After all, to capital, making money was all that mattered.
As for a president's dignity, they could not care less.
Of course, if that president had been put in office by them, that would be another matter.
As videos about the Inhumans fermented around the world, people quickly realized that Earth's superpowered individuals were not limited to superhero Avengers. There