Abomination was dragged back by the chains, and Hulk immediately seized the opportunity to rush in front of him. He picked up a length of chain from the ground and tightly wrapped it around Abomination's neck.
Sensing danger, Abomination struggled desperately, repeatedly hammering Hulk with his elbows.
But Hulk refused to let go. Gradually, a yellow-green blood mark appeared around Abomination's neck. His struggles grew weaker and weaker until he finally died of suffocation, unwilling to accept his fate.
"It's over," Aaron murmured.
"Not necessarily." Tony curled his lip and meaningfully pointed at the Armed Helicopters overhead, as well as the police and soldiers gradually closing in.
The searchlights shone down, landing precisely on Hulk.
"Ross must have forgotten to take his meds if he's sending these people after Hulk." Tony's voice carried a trace of mockery. "I don't know whether human-wave tactics will work, but a lot of people are definitely going to die."
Hulk threw back his head and roared, his green eyes turning toward the Armed Helicopters.
Through the window, he saw the worry on a woman's face, and a flicker of gentleness passed through his eyes.
Then he leaped away with all his strength and sprinted into the distance, quickly vanishing from everyone's sight.
"Now it's really over." Tony sounded somewhat relieved.
But the next instant, his expression turned subtle. The searchlights swept over them, while the soldiers around them remained alert and battle-ready.
"Ugh!" Aaron sighed. "Unless something unexpected happens, they're coming for me.
Tony, if the military takes me away, remember to get someone to bail me out."
"Relax, you'll be fine." Tony snorted disdainfully. "I've dealt with these people plenty of times. You haven't done anything wrong, so they can't do anything to you."
"Really?"
"Of course. You were a hero in this