The Death of the Stryker Father and Son

Considering this was a goddamn Marvel crossover universe rather than any normal world, Boar thoughtfully pulled a specially made white phosphorus grenade from the ammo pouch at his waist and hurled it at Mastermind's remains!

Bright yellow-white flames instantly devoured Mastermind's body, burning him down until not even marrow remained. If someone could still extract DNA from that and use cloning technology to revive Mastermind, then... so be it.

Thinking of the brain matter still stuck to the mech's palm, Boar shoved his hand directly into the white phosphorus flames.

The high-temperature fire, supposedly capable of burning through metal, failed to penetrate the armor protected by Isu energy technology. Still, the armor's energy visibly dwindled, proving the flames were hardly harmless.

However, the homemade white phosphorus grenade contained only a small amount of gelatin, so it was not especially adhesive. Once Boar Mech confirmed that the residue on its hand had burned away, it gave a flick and shook off the burning flames.

If Mastermind had been able to roll around on the ground, perhaps he could have freed himself from the bone-devouring white phosphorus flames. Thanks to his father's assistance, this troublesome target was dead beyond any possible doubt.

Having dealt with one target, Boar naturally turned to the next.

As expected of a man who had survived the Vietnam War, spent years on the battlefield, and risen to the rank of colonel. After taking a flashbang, William Stryker was the first one able to move.

Yet William Stryker's attempt to save himself consisted of desperately crawling forward. He could not even stand, his entire body still robbed of its sense of balance.

Who knew whether he was looking for a weapon or trying to crawl toward Professor X? Nor was it clear whether he intended to take Professor