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With Katharine Hepburn keeping watch over them, Skye stopped bringing up the matter of going out. But children her age could not hide their expressions, and anyone could see the disappointment written all over her face.
"They have mutant abilities that can be useful at a time like this. Are you envious?" Henry suddenly asked what seemed like a question born of concern for the girl. Skye's expression changed, as though she were flattered by the unexpected attention.
Normally, whenever this man opened his mouth, it was to unleash a barrage of crazy snark. When had he ever cared about people?
In fact, Henry had determined long ago that this Skye did indeed possess Inhuman genes.
However, due to the Kree's modifications, Inhumans were unlike Mutants, whose potential became greater the earlier they awakened their mutant abilities.
Inhumans could receive a Terrigen Crystal that activated their ability genes at any age, and their strength would not vary because of their age.
That was because an Inhuman's awakening had been a gamble from the very beginning. Bloodline did not guarantee that someone would gain a powerful ability.
For example, in the TV series Inhumans, the one who launched the rebellion was no ordinary person, but Black Bolt's younger brother, Maximus. He had not awakened any ability at all and had instead lost his Inhuman genes.
Whether to let Skye come into contact with a Terrigen Crystal and gain Inhuman abilities was something Henry had doubts about, just like whether to let Gwen be bitten by a spider.
Sometimes, it was not that greater power came with greater responsibility; in essence, it was more like asking for trouble. Once someone possessed great