He-El was utterly speechless at Peter Parker.
When Spider-Man suddenly appeared on the fourth screen, startling the secretary of defense and the female captain into nearly screaming, Spider-Man swiftly knocked them both unconscious.
"Take them out through the window. The ship is already cloaked and waiting to receive you," He-El ordered.
"Understood, Mr. He-El." Spider-Man tucked one under each arm and arrived at the window, where he saw a rope ladder descending from the invisible ship.
Spider-Man tossed one with his left hand and the other with his right, throwing them both aboard for the logistics personnel to catch. He then leaped onto the rope ladder, which rapidly rose. Once Spider-Man was fully inside, the hatch closed, and the invisible ship flew into the pitch-black sky.
After seeing Spider-Man carry out his orders and bring the targets aboard, He-El stopped paying attention to him.
"Team Sixteen, your mission has failed. The general has already hidden in an air-raid shelter eight hundred meters underground."
He-El briefly checked on the other teams and discovered that Army three-star general Adolph Ramos of the Army Ballistics Experimental Military Base in Iowa was extremely clever. The instant the network was cut off, instead of investigating the cause, he went straight down to an air-raid shelter eight hundred meters underground, sealed the blast doors, and protected himself.
"Sorry, BOSS." Team Sixteen's operative had not even gotten close to the general, nor had they caused an explosion and stirred up chaos at the Army Ballistics Experimental Military Base. The mission had inexplicably failed because of Army three-star general Adolph Ramos's caution.
"It doesn't matter. Even if he hides eight hundred meters underground, we can still break in and drag him out. The Black Panther assault support team has already arrived at your location. Team Sixteen, begin the