Two Ships Collide

"Is... is that... Red Whale?"

Hill looked at the huge eye that had suddenly appeared behind her. Her footsteps faltered, and she fell backward onto the floor.

Because of Leo's position, he happened to be at the edge of the building, giving Red Whale the opportunity to float in the air beside it like this, its small eye fixed on the glowing golden egg.

It was called a huge eye, but compared to its enormous body, it really was not that large.

It was only the sudden appearance, combined with the huge, pitch-black figure, that had frightened Hill.

But as a senior S.H.I.E.L.D. agent and the former Helicarrier commander, Hill's composure quickly stabilized in the face of the motionless Red Whale.

She was even somewhat curious as she reached out to touch the enormous Red Whale.

Red Whale showed no reaction whatsoever, keeping its small eye firmly fixed on the golden egg at the edge of the rooftop.

Red Whale's appearance blocked most of Hill's view, making it impossible for her to see the scene outside. At most, she could see that the Helicarrier in the air was still firing continuously at Falcon.

Even after Falcon circled around to the underside of the Helicarrier, he still could not evade its attacks. The secondary cannons along the bottom were even more dangerous than those above, making it nearly impossible for him to approach and break inside.

Although it sounded like a long time, in reality, only six or seven minutes had passed since Leo entered the Spatial Shelter.

In those brief six or seven minutes, a large number of S.H.I.E.L.D. agents aboard the Helicarrier had already been killed by Hydra.

The second Helicarrier could be said to have been destroyed by Red Whale.

Under the tremendous impact, a large number of