After all, innocent people were involved, so Quicksilver asked one more question. "Really?"
Henry smiled. "Even if I wanted to make it more spectacular, I don't have any more Tritium to use. Unless I go dig some up on the moon. If you're asking about people, all I can say is, it depends on whether you believe me."
"I'm just surprised. I thought you'd keep lying low the whole time. Throwing around nuclear bombs doesn't exactly count as low-profile, does it?" Quicksilver moved closer to the set-up camera and peered through the viewfinder. "What are you doing with a camera?"
"I've never conducted a nuclear test before. Since I had the chance, of course I wanted to record it. DV cameras and digital cameras can be disrupted by electromagnetic waves, so I specifically found this film camera."
Henry did not stop Quicksilver from looking at the image. He stepped aside and explained, "As for whether this is keeping a low profile, you'll have to ask Alexei."
"What happened to him? Didn't he go to Europe?" Quicksilver had been working with the X-Men lately, so his information was a little behind.
Henry clicked his tongue with a look of disgust. "He brought back two problems from Europe. If I don't show a little deterrence, you can't imagine how many people will come one after another looking to cause him trouble.
"And Alexei doesn't know how to hold back. He'll definitely drag me into it. Before that happens, I can only make some preparations and give people a warning."
Quicksilver asked curiously, "What trouble did Alexei cause?"
Henry did not hide anything. He truthfully told Quicksilver about the warning given by the old captain who had returned from some unknown future, as well as his own trip to Europe, where he had