Coulson did not answer Natasha's question, but he looked somewhat excited. They had found that man in the Arctic, and more importantly, he still showed signs of life.
"Finding him isn't the problem. The problem is, what do we do after we find him?"
Natasha asked, "Look at those huge fists of his. One punch could turn me into meat paste—the kind where every bone is broken and my brains splatter out."
"You don't have to be quite so graphic. Once we find him, Professor Charles will step in. He should be able to keep Doctor Banner from getting angry."
Coulson said, "When he isn't angry, Doctor Banner is quite easy to get along with. During those years in Podovide, he never transformed even once."
"That's good."
Natasha sighed and said, "Let's hope this doesn't turn into another huge mess. New York citizens have only just relaxed for a few months."
At a hospital somewhere in New York, General Ross stared at the ward full of wounded soldiers, his expression ugly beyond measure.
These wounded men were all Army elites. Emil Blonsky, in particular, was an extraordinary super-soldier. Yet before the Hulk, they had been utterly helpless.
"General Ross, I have a proposal."
Norman sat in a wheelchair and said to General Ross, "These soldiers would be perfect participants for the Human Enhancement Potion experiment."
General Ross frowned. "Your potion hasn't succeeded yet."
"It has succeeded, General. I will inject the potion alongside these soldiers."
Norman spoke with a hint of madness. General Ross was stunned. An billionaire volunteering as a test subject? Was he sick, or simply tired of living?
At that moment, General Ross noticed Norman's wheelchair and asked, "Norman, is something wrong with you?"
Norman said, "That isn't important. What matters is that both you and