More than three hundred meters long, the Helicarrier in the sky now seemed like a small boat caught in the ocean's giant waves.
Under the huge wave that had just struck it, the entire massive hull nearly capsized and flipped over.
However, the Helicarriers had replaced their old rotor propulsion systems with the new jet propulsion technology provided by Stark, giving them greater altitude and a faster startup speed.
At the same time, after seeing how the previous generation of Helicarriers had nearly fallen when their rotors stopped, Stark had made enormous improvements to this jet propulsion technology.
He had also made major optimizations to the stability of the entire hull.
Even after suffering an unknown amount of damage to their internal parts, and despite having nearly tipped ninety degrees onto their sides,
all four jet thrusters of the Helicarrier were somehow still operating, rapidly adjusting the balance of the massive ship.
Although two of the propulsion systems had already become unstable, the Helicarrier gradually steadied itself again.
A gigantic tail mark had appeared on the thick deck of the Helicarrier, and the entire vessel began to flicker somewhat.
More than a dozen Quinjets that had been forcibly lifted into the air before they could even start their engines fell straight downward.
The sight was spectacular.
Rogers, who had just leaped up and barely managed to board the third Helicarrier, raised his head after hearing the earth-shaking boom.
He then hurried into the Helicarrier, because they were about to be caught in a rain of Quinjets.
This exaggerated and shocking scene was witnessed by everyone nearby.
Such a terrifying strike seemed to make everything around them suddenly clear.
Not far away, Nick Fury looked at the Helicarrier that had nearly capsized before barely righting itself, and a trace of pain