"Words alone prove nothing. Let's first take a look at the support we can offer you." Harry opened the sealed metal laboratory door and stepped inside first.
Beyond the door lay a spacious, entirely gray area. The moment Strange entered, he keenly sensed a kind of destructive Spatial Power emanating from all around. It felt as if the surroundings were filled with spatial rifts and instability, as though one wrong step would send him plunging into a dangerous spatial torrent.
"Don't worry. The power here isn't as dangerous as you imagine. It's only an environmental simulation, something like humanity's greenhouse cultivation technology for adverse environments. The path we're taking is safe." Noticing Strange's changing expression, Harry took the initiative to explain.
"Don't tell me you're raising some kind of creature in this environment." Strange touched the Sling Ring on his finger, relaxing slightly as he carefully followed Harry forward.
In response to Strange's question, Harry merely smiled. After passing through one area, they seemed to have been transported into the interior of a ruined hall. Black, oval cylindrical containers stood against the walls and across the open floor, piled up like cargo and arranged in neat rows.
"The Brood. Not a subspecies, but the original form with the greatest potential. When we acquired them, we were astonished that such nearly perfect lifeforms could exist in this world. They possess almost limitless evolutionary potential. Aside from their own strength, they can obtain all of a host's knowledge and power through parasitism. If they also possessed intelligence, they would be an intelligent race superior to the so-called Skrulls—perhaps vastly superior." As Harry walked, he gently stroked the orderly oval cylinders, his voice so soft it was as if he feared waking the lifeforms within.
"Of course, these are all carefully selected embryos