Finally.
The Umbrella Fleet blotted out the sky, hovering nearly a kilometer above the ground and causing immense panic among the residents of Sovreign City.
Megalophobia.
This symptom did not affect only humans; it was almost universal among carbon-based lifeforms, and the Sovreign Race was no exception.
Immediately afterward.
What frightened the Sovreign people even more was the sight of sixteen "giants" over a hundred meters tall flying out of the hangar of the largest warship and landing around the palace at the very center of Sovreign City.
Through the livestream a few days earlier, the Sovreign people had witnessed Umbrella possessing one giant, but they had never expected Umbrella to have sixteen of them.
This thoroughly terrified the Sovreign people. They no longer dared to look up at Umbrella with that lofty, contemptuous attitude as if they looked down on everyone.
As for the sixteen giants that shattered the Sovreign people's psychological defenses, they were actually the eleven remaining Spartan-I, excluding John, Mylon, and Carl, along with the Bio-Mechas piloted by the original Noble Team—
the god bodies.
Ever since Umbrella had arrived in the Marvel cinematic universe, the god bodies had never had a chance to appear.
That was because enemies or anomalies on their level were enormous beasts hundreds of meters tall or highly threatening fleets in space.
Unfortunately, Umbrella had yet to encounter either of those two kinds of enemies.
Although they could not participate in battle, they were still quite effective for frightening the arrogant and conceited Sovreign people.
The moment the sixteen god bodies landed and completely surrounded the Sovreign palace, the anti-aircraft fire inside and outside Sovreign City also ceased.
It seemed that the Sovreign High Priestess who had appeared in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, no matter how arrogant she was,