Boarding the flight from Tokyo to New York alone, Xu Yue still agreed to Ka's request.
If he remembered correctly, this should have been the opening incident of the first Men in Black film.
Prince Roseburg of the Aquilonian Empire was currently vacationing on Earth and raising cats. Besides being imperial royalty, this prince also held the title of "Guardian of the Galaxy."
This "galaxy" was not a galaxy in the conventional sense, but a subatomic cosmic energy device representing Infinite Energy. It was of vital importance to the Aquilonian Empire.
Broadly speaking, its energy output was probably comparable to that of an actual galaxy, enough to effortlessly destroy an interstellar civilization.
One had to know that any warship Aquelian casually dispatched possessed the power to destroy Earth with a single shot.
And the entire affair revolved around this prince and the galaxy in his possession.
For some unknown reason, Roseburg's identity had been exposed during his vacation on Earth, drawing the secret attention of certain forces.
The Cepoid carrying out the mission had been one of those hired. He ultimately failed, and fearing the force behind him, chose suicide.
Before long, an insectoid would arrive on Earth with the same objective and successfully kill Roseburg. In the end, the protagonists of Men in Black—the former New York cop J and his mentor-partner K—would overcome every obstacle, reclaim the galaxy, and save Earth from the Aquilonian warship's cannon fire.
J, one of the Sons of Destiny in Men in Black, was the New York police officer chasing the Cepoid and the person directly involved in this incident...
"Hello, sir. Is there anything I can do for you?"
As a faint perfume scent drifted into his nose, Xu Yue, who had been briefly reviewing the Men in Black incident, was pulled