Secret Invasion and Infernal Affairs

Regret. The Skrull's heart was full of regret now. He didn't know why, after disguising himself as Mysterio earlier, he had actually thought Mysterio's plan was pretty good, that it was his chance to infiltrate the Avengers—only to end up like this.

Of course, he was naturally not the only Skrull who had thought Mysterio's plan was good. From the moment this Skrull began impersonating Mysterio, Mysterio's entire team had been infiltrated by Skrulls.

Strictly speaking, Mysterio was not one person, but a product created through the cooperation of a group of people. After all, the person playing Mysterio was only an ordinary man. He had no way to act, research all kinds of information, and precisely operate various special-effects devices all at the same time. Behind him was a group of people helping him do all of this to perfect the image of Mysterio.

Therefore, Mysterio was a role created by this group of people, and in order to play this role well, the Skrulls naturally had to make absolutely sure nothing went wrong. And so, this entire group had been replaced by Skrulls.

The Skrulls' original plan was to first use the identity of Mysterio to join the Avengers, get as much access to the Avengers members as possible, and then slowly have the others join the Avengers under different identities through Mysterio's recommendations...

Unfortunately, this time the Skrulls' plan had run into Robet, and it could only be described as losing the bait and the catch.

Martian Manhunter was very fast—or rather, the Skrull playing Mysterio got into trouble far too quickly. It was so fast that the other Skrulls had no time to react. Before they could make any response, Martian Manhunter had already caught them on the spot.

And when facing Martian Manhunter, although the