The military turned its attention to Cyberdyne Systems headquarters as soon as it learned something had happened there. That was only natural. Cyberdyne Systems was America's leading technology company, a heavyweight whose troubles would draw even the president's attention.
However, the military had yet to decide what to do and was still discussing its options. The headquarters stood in the heart of Los Angeles. One wrong move could cause a catastrophe.
After rolling around, Wade climbed to his feet. Two alloy skeletons then emerged from his body. They were the "corpses" of Thanos and Chthon, which Andrew had modified into two ordinary robots.
That was one of the reasons Andrew had left Wade behind. Wade wasn't alone.
"This feels weird. I don't feel so full anymore."
Grumbling, Wade picked up the guns on the ground and tossed them to the two skeletons, ordering them to guard the front. The sight sent chills down the American Military's collective spine. Where had this freak come from?
"Deliberations take time, and deploying troops takes time too. With Wade holding them off outside, we'll have enough time to finish this."
Andrew, who was "swimming" in the artificial lake, nodded in satisfaction when he saw that Wade hadn't dropped the ball. Wait, hadn't Andrew already entered Cyberdyne Systems? Why was he in the artificial lake?
The reason was simple. Only Andrew's Battle Armor had gone inside. His actual body was hidden in the artificial lake, wearing a suit of liquid metal Battle Armor that resembled a bodysuit.
Some of Wade's liquid metal had been taken away earlier. That liquid metal had become Andrew's eyes and ears, so he knew Indigo and the others' arrangements very well—including the traps that filled Cyberdyne Systems.
Thus, Andrew had decided to split his forces. The main group would break