Mutant Exhibit Hall!

William Stryker was very satisfied with Dr. Carol Foster's answer and nodded slowly with a smile.

"Very good!"

At this point, William Stryker was finally able to put his worries to rest. Now, he just had to wait two days for the "X-Weapon" modification to begin. At that time, he would no longer need to have any concerns!

Two sharp glints flashed in William Stryker's eyes, but they were quickly hidden behind his fake smile.

Turning around, William Stryker smiled at General Munson, who had a serious expression on his face.

"General Munson, the Adamantium reinforcement is a complete success, and the real X-Weapon will soon be ready for production! Since you've come all this way to the base, let me show you around."

General Munson gave William Stryker a deep look with a stern face, then nodded slightly.

"Take me to see those evil Mutants. I want to see how you deal with them."

"This..."

William Stryker wanted to refuse, but under General Munson's piercing gaze, he dared not object. As the highest-ranking military official in charge of the "X-Weapon Project, General Munson's demands were clearly not something he could refuse.

William Stryker disliked this feeling of being forced to do things his way, but he had no way to resist now. But wait and see!

He secretly harbored a fierce determination, but William Stryker's face was full of smiles.

"Of course, no problem. Please come with me."

After William Stryker finished speaking, he took the lead and led the way for General Munson, heading towards the laboratory where evil Mutants were kept.

Anyway, they're just evil Mutants who deserve to die because they're full of sins, not innocent ordinary Mutants. It's no big deal to let him see them.

A few minutes later, William Stryker led General Munson into a room that was not much smaller than the previous laboratory.

This room is less of a laboratory and more of a storage room or an exhibition hall.

Rows of cryogenic chambers, each taller than a person, are neatly arranged in the room. At first glance, there seem to be over a hundred of them. Each cryogenic chamber has a huge transparent glass panel in front of it, through which the entire interior of the chamber can be clearly seen.

A group of naked Mutants of varying builds, appearances, and shapes stood silently in the cryo-chamber, motionless. The thick layer of frost on their bodies indicated that they were all frozen, frozen alive inside the cryo-chamber!

These are evil Mutants have lost their usefulness after undergoing numerous human experiments over the years!

They are actually still alive!

It wasn't that William Stryker was merciful and couldn't bear to kill them; rather, he treated them entirely as objects and experimental materials. Although he didn't need them for the time being, it didn't mean he wouldn't use them in the future. In William Stryker's eyes, their various mutant abilities and their Mutants bodies themselves were all valuable things. Therefore, he didn't dispose of them directly but froze them all and stored them away so that he could use them whenever he needed them in the future.

General Munson walked along the neatly arranged cryogenic chambers and looked through the glass windows at the mutants inside, some of whom were so Mutants that they were not even human-like. They stood silently in the cryogenic chambers like specimens, their eyes open but empty, like puppets.

General Munson felt as if he had entered a hunter's display room, behind which were displayed the hunter's prey. General Munson could sense that William Stryker did not regard these Mutants as humans, but as Beast and prey, and even with a deep hatred for them!

This is consistent with the information he received.

General Munson in front of a cryogenic chamber at the far end of the room. Looking at the Thing imprisoned inside, whose body seemed to be made entirely of rock and showed no trace of flesh, General Munson called out.

"Colonel!"

William Stryker did not "browse" General Munson's collection with him. He came here often and there was nothing special about it. At this moment, he was standing in front of the first cryogenic chamber placed at the entrance of the room, looking at a frozen Mutants child inside who looked to be only a teenager with one yellow and one blue eye. His face was gloomy and complicated, but in the end, it was overwhelmed by deep hatred.

It's unclear why a child would be in this room, which is specifically used to house evil Mutants have undergone human experimentation, and what he did to be labeled an evil Mutants.

Upon hearing General Munson's voice, William Stryker withdrew his gaze from the cryo-chamber and responded loudly.

"General!"

As he spoke, William Stryker walked toward General Munson's position.

"You really hate them, don't you?"

General Munson looked at the Thing in the cryogenic chamber and asked.

"No, I don't hate them."

William Stryker said as he walked.

"Having worked with Mutants for many years, I know their capabilities very well."

With that, William Stryker approached General Munson and spoke loudly, his expression somewhat excited.

"We can gain the upper hand before this war even begins and save lives! Strike first, and you're the only way to win!"

William Stryker's voice was full of passion.

"General, the days of standing idly by are over. We must act preemptively before the enemy attacks us!"

However, General Munson's serious expression did not change at all. Looking at the somewhat fanatical William Stryker in front of him, General Munson spoke in a stern voice.

"I admire your enthusiasm."

Upon hearing this, William Stryker assumed that General Munson genuinely agreed with his assessment, and couldn't help but smile and nod in agreement.

"Thanks!"

"But this is the end of it!"

General Munson's next words caused William Stryker's smile to freeze instantly. Realizing the meaning behind General Munson's words, William Stryker explained with a puzzled look.

"The experiment just now was just a minor accident!"

General Munson interrupted William Stryker's explanation and said in a deep voice.

"We know about your son! He's Mutants, and he killed your wife!"

General Munson spoke, he looked sternly at William Stryker.

"You shouldn't have hidden this from us!"

When William Stryker heard General Munson mention the taboo he least wanted to recall, he became agitated and his usual humility in front of General Munson turned into a look of anger and ferocity!