It displayed Mr. Blue's detailed information.
"We're investigating it, and we already have the results. Mr. Blue is named Samuel Sterns. He's a professor of cell biology at Columbia University and enjoys a high reputation in academia, especially in the fields of Gene Therapy and Cell Regeneration."
After hearing this, General Ross's eyebrows drew tightly together, his suspicions deepening.
A cell biology professor? Why would a scholar who ought to be immersed in a laboratory, surrounded by test tubes and microscopes, have anything to do with that monster—Bruce Banner?
His thoughts rapidly traced back, piecing together the recent string of events like a puzzle.
Five years ago, Bruce Banner, the scientist who had turned into the Hulk after a laboratory accident, had become an almost mythical figure in the eyes of the world.
His disappearance had been like a stone sinking into the sea. Only recently had he suddenly resurfaced, and all of it seemed to be inextricably linked to this Mr. Blue.
What unsettled General Ross even more was Bruce Banner's willingness to seek out the experimental data at all costs. He clearly was not doing it to relive the nightmare of the past.
Everything seemed to point toward one shared objective—curing the Hulk.
"Damn it, he wants to cure himself!"
General Ross cursed under his breath, his tone carrying both resentment and fear of losing his "creation."
To him, the Hulk was not merely the product of a failed experiment. He was an extension of Ross's military ideals and personal will.
General Ross had spent years trying to control that power and turn it into a weapon for the nation, yet Bruce Banner now intended to strip him of that achievement.
"Everyone, get ready. We're leaving for New York immediately."
General Ross rapidly issued a series of orders.