"Hmph. In that case, go capture the scientist who invented the detector for us. Otherwise, we will declare war on you."
Namor was equally filled with inexplicable confidence. Wakanda had dared to look down on him, which greatly displeased him. So he immediately turned hostile, threatening them with war in an attempt to make Wakanda do it.
"Three days from now, I want that scientist delivered before me. Otherwise, Talokan will destroy Wakanda and show the world Talokan's power. They will learn who the truly strongest nation is and never dare covet our vibranium again!"
With that, Namor turned and entered the ocean, vanishing from sight, leaving Wakanda's queen and princess staring after him in bewilderment.
Had water really gotten into this man's brain?
Though they mocked him inwardly, Wakanda was now facing Talokan's threat, so they still had to make preparations.
And so, coerced by Talokan, Wakanda prepared to capture the American scientist who had invented the vibranium detector and hand him over to Talokan.
But then again, the detector had already been made and invented. What was the point of capturing a scientist now? Could it possibly stop America from ever making detectors again?
As expected of someone who had lived underwater for centuries—Namor's brain was definitely waterlogged.
Thus, early the next morning, Wakanda's threatened queen dispatched head of security Okoye to America to secretly capture that scientist.
Princess Shuri, meanwhile, insisted on going along.
The queen truly had no way to deal with her, so she agreed. Early that morning, Okoye piloted a plane, and she and Princess Shuri openly set off for America.
But seriously, hadn't you just warned America not to pull any tricks? And now, you were sending people to America to seize someone?
Wasn't that a little too dismissive of America?
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