Captain Marvel's Showcase Audience

It has to be said that the incredibly quick-thinking pilot of the Kree aircraft did Black Super a huge favor. Otherwise, he would have been the one being targeted by Nick Fury.

Black Super's flight speed was certainly not fast enough for the Quinjet to catch up. The real fear was that once they realized they couldn't catch him, they would resort to underhanded tactics, namely calling for reinforcements.

Good heavens, this is Earth, and it's United States airspace, their home turf.

Even if a person is flying in broad daylight and won't be detected by radar, there's still a possibility of being witnessed. Once recorded, given the intelligence analysis capabilities of the United States, it's hard to guarantee that they won't imagine what they might come up with that's close to the truth. Black Super doesn't want to expose himself.

Besides, bats aren't active during the day. No, it should be said that daytime isn't the time for Nightcrawler to operate; black clothing is far too conspicuous.

As for Ronan the Accuser's flagship, which is about to arrive on Earth, the Dark Aster, the most powerful warship of the Kree Empire with a history of 9,509 years, and its subordinate warships, that will be Captain Marvel's true debut stage. There's no need to steal her thunder.

However, after Black Super placed the advanced technology storage device he had retrieved into the second secret space of the Sheep Cave Valley Laboratory, he did not take off his night-walking combat suit, but returned to the ground of the battlefield area.

In the sky, Ronan the Accuser ordered his fleet, including his flagship, a total of four Kree Empire warships, to launch a ballistic Negasonic Teenage Warhead ground attack on planet C53.

Although Black Super couldn't determine the exact power of the numerous missiles, they certainly wouldn't be as destructive as a planet; at most, they would cause the extinction of life on Earth, much like the dinosaurs that went extinct due to a comet impact in Earth's past.

"-Probably. If these missiles had the ability to penetrate the earth and directly blow up the Earth's core, it wouldn't be surprising to Black Super. After all, they've reached the technological level of the Galactic Empire. If they didn't have a few planet-destroying tactics, they could send the Kree back to their homes to drink milk for a few more years."

Seeing this scene, Black Super really wondered, what kind of person would believe that Asgard was serious about claiming that Midgard was under their protection?

He couldn't help but say to the sky, "Heimdall, Midgard is about to be ruined by the Kree. As the protector of the Nine Realms, isn't Asgard going to do anything about it?"

As expected, there was no response.

That is to say, the only person who ever said this was Thor, who had only recently outgrown his teenage years. Thinking about it this way, it makes sense now.

Midgard is one of the Nine Realms, that's for sure. Since it concerns the World Tree, it's something Asgard must protect. But protecting Earth and protecting Earthlings are two different concepts; surely no one would confuse them.

Only that immature prince believed their boastful words. He didn't see that his clear-headed father simply ignored him and waited for death.

The idea that Highfather wouldn't concern himself with such a trivial matter is ridiculous. Does it mean Odin is the only capable fighter in all of Asgard, and they can't even spare a single soldier? Or did Heimdall overlook something? Is the Bifrost's troop deployment speed too slow?

What If...? it's because the belief in the Northern Europe gods no longer exists on Earth, and therefore they can conveniently ignore it, how can they claim to be Guardian?

Ultimately, it's still just a transaction.

Looking up at the sky, the Black Super seemed to see gods looking down on all living beings. All of this only made him feel a deep sense of mockery.

"Who are you!" An untimely voice interrupted Black Super's melancholy. Yon Rogge, the commander of the Kree Starforce who had crash-landed, stepped out of his single-person airship.

He drew his energy pistol and aimed it at the masked man who was completely covered in black clothing.

Those in the Kree Empire's camp wouldn't lie to him.

The Skrull Empire no longer exists. If Skrulls encounters him alone, any smart one would run away. The elite warriors of the Starforce are not Skrulls can handle one-on-one.

Therefore, the person hiding in front of him, yet not running away, can only be a native of planet C53. Only the ignorant would stand fearlessly before him. This is why Yon Rogge directly activated the Universal Translator to communicate with the visitor.

In the sky, Captain Marvel, in her Binary form, is directly confronted by a ground-attack missile launched from space.

Not only did Asgard not react, but even the defense forces of the United States. mainland did not react.

However, the U.S. military's inability to react was not unexpected, since all the powers on Earth are now focused on defending against their neighbors on the same planet. No one has thought about defending against attacks from space.

Didn't you see when they were helping the X- X-Men fight the Diberians? These aliens not only invaded with small fighter jets,

Even warships entered the atmosphere and launched attacks on the ground.

With so many U.S. military witnessing it firsthand, Black Super couldn't believe no one had reported it to their superiors. The reason U.S. military support hadn't arrived after all the commotion all night was simply that even they themselves didn't know how to handle the situation.

But there's also the possibility that both sides noticed a kind-hearted person who was eager to help and had taken on the trouble. So they gladly accepted the offer.

Don't blame these people for taking advantage. Because, in a sense, their inaction is precisely because they are powerless to do anything about it.

He lowered his head, no longer watching the footage of Captain Marvel Black Super all the missiles in the air. He didn't have much time left; Yon-Rogg was his next target.

"How much do you know about Krypton?" After saying that, the Black Super added, "Do you know anything about Krypton?"

"Who are you? Why do you want to know this information?" Yon Roger asked the same question again. This time, he had an additional question.

Rather than discussing terms or using platitudes, Black Super decided to use a more time-efficient method. He quickly recounted the information the Krypton had given about Skrulls, then asked:

"This is what the Skrulls told me. So I want to know if the Kree have a different version."

Yon-Rogg retorted, "Are you Kryptonian?"

Black Super jumped off the rock he had been sitting on and approached the Kree Starforce commander. "That's what the Skrulls said too. I have no birth certificate or identification to prove anything."

"I don't completely trust a single source of information. Since you and the Skrulls are enemies, do you have anything else to tell me?"

The enemy of my enemy is my friend. This Reason applies everywhere. Black Super wanted to use the hostility towards the Skrulls to get the Kree to talk.

Of course, considering that the other party might deliberately speak ironically and provide misleading information, Black Super's Super Brain was working at full capacity to discern the truth from falsehood, paying close attention to everything Yon-Rogg did.