General Ross was beside himself with anger. His weapon was gone.
Blonsky had been severely wounded in battle, with a broken spine, multiple fractures, and his life hanging by a thread.
In such desperate circumstances, even the toughest SOLDIER would feel despair, yet Blonsky's condition exceeded everyone's expectations.
At first, the medical team had been helpless in the face of Blonsky's injuries. His vital signs gradually weakened, as though he could leave this world at any moment.
However, just as everyone was preparing to accept the worst outcome, Blonsky's vital signs began undergoing an unbelievable change.
Blonsky's metabolic rate suddenly soared, far exceeding the limits of normal human physiology. It was as if an invisible energy had been injected into his body, driving his cells to divide and repair themselves at an astonishing speed.
The change first showed in his wounds. Fractures that should have taken months, or even longer, to heal began reconnecting at a visible rate before everyone's eyes. Bone fragments gradually shifted back into place, producing faint cracking sounds, as though the clock of life had been wound forward again.
Even more shockingly, the vertebrae in Blonsky's back began displaying a strange vitality.
Under the lights, his vertebrae seemed to have been given life. They slowly writhed, accompanied by subtle bulges that gradually formed startling protrusions across the surface of his skin.
The sight left every medical worker present dumbfounded. They had never seen such a physiological phenomenon that defied all common sense.
Howard had successfully replicated the Super Soldier Serum, only to be assassinated by Hydra afterward. That made the Super Soldier Serum in his possession the last remaining sample.
Later, Bruce Banner had believed he was researching a method of radiation resistance, when he had actually been developing a further-enhanced Super Soldier Serum. That was