Over the phone, the operator said helplessly, "Figure something out yourselves. I'm going crazy over here. The whole world is looking for superheroes."
"If I had a solution, why would I be calling you?"
The chief cursed with a dark expression. Unfortunately, the operator did not bother with him and simply hung up. Everyone could only look at one another helplessly.
"We can't count on superheroes. Headquarters doesn't have any helicopters to send either. All the helicopters have gone to Manhattan. The big shots over there are worth more."
The chief said unhappily. Flushing was in Queens, and because it had many immigrants, it had always been a place no one cared about.
"Damn it, couldn't this have happened after we dealt with that stupid spider?"
Samantha cursed. Her luck today was truly terrible. Thinking of something, she shot Mike another fierce glare. Why had she agreed to let Mike raise spiders in the first place? What normal child liked spiders?
"Instead of complaining, say something practical."
Andrew stared at the drone screen and said, "Fewer spiders are coming over. That means the spider army is about to launch an attack.
"Once they attack, this place will definitely fall. When that happens, we—and the civilians hiding here—will all die."
Everyone's faces turned grave. Tsunade could not help glancing at Andrew. They were only spiders. Was there really any need to scare them like this? Although she was famous for Monster Strength Punch, she could use Fire Style too.
With Tsunade's strength, dealing with a spider army would be easy. Just then, Andrew's voice sounded by her ear. "Unless I give the order, don't reveal your real strength. You're too powerful, and you might expose my existence.
"Besides, if you handle everything yourself, it won't be any fun."
If Tsunade went