Looking at the Symbiote, Henry suddenly thought of something. He turned to the two heavyweights and asked, "Gilgamesh, do you know what kind of creature this is?"
"Of course. It's a biological weapon species created by an ancient god known by many names, including the King in Black and the God of the Void—the Symbiotes. I won't mention his name. Just know that he's a god capable of going toe-to-toe with our big boss."
Since the Celestials had a grudge against that being, it was no surprise that the Eternals knew what Symbiotes were.
But Henry was curious. "Since he opposes your big boss, aren't you worried about this kind of creature appearing on Earth?"
Gilgamesh exchanged glances with Thena beside him. Both of them shook their heads at Henry. "Our primary mission on Earth is to deal with the Deviants, not the Symbiotes.
"And individual Symbiotes are very weak, with obvious weaknesses. With Earth's current technology, as long as the right method is found, they won't be hard to handle. They only become troublesome once they reach a certain scale.
"This is what allowed the Symbiotes to destroy one planet after another over billions of years. A single one or two lurking around are only slightly better than rats in a sewer.
"What you need to figure out is how these Symbiotes got here. Do they have a way to return? Is a Symbiote army on its way? If they're merely a group of abandoned stragglers, then they pose no threat at all."
Though Henry wanted to criticize the Eternals for talking big because it did not affect them, thinking it over seriously, they were right.
In Venom: The Last Dance, even the U.S. military had captured a whole bunch of Symbiotes for research. To claim that this mission