After preliminary testing, the Avengers learned that Brian possessed superhuman reflexes, stamina, and senses. He was already strong enough to lift objects weighing dozens of tons, and he even showed signs of continuing to improve.
On top of that, Brian also had the ability to fly, something many Avengers lacked. His flight speed was not exactly slow either, and it likewise showed signs of further growth. It seemed Brian's potential was still considerable.
After helping Brian run a series of checks, Jarvis gave his conclusion: once Brian fully mastered his own abilities, his strength would at least be no weaker than Bruce Banner after transforming into Hulk, and his speed would not be any slower than Barry Allen's current speed...
"Why is it that any all-rounder superhuman can turn my ability into their passive skill?" After learning Brian's information, Barry Allen could not help grumbling helplessly, feeling immense pressure as he continued researching ways to take his speed even further.
Since no other paths suited him, and Barry Allen had no way to develop other superhuman powers, he might as well push the path of speed to its absolute limit and see whether he could develop some different abilities in that field.
Barry Allen refused to believe that once he truly reached the extreme in speed, he would still be as unable to help much as he was now when faced with troublesome superhuman incidents...
And after learning Brian's abilities, it was not only Barry Allen who felt stimulated. The other Avengers were stimulated as well, especially after learning that although Peggy Carter's ability was more singular than Brian's, it was even stronger. The pressure on the Avengers grew even greater.
However, the Avengers who had left early did not know that Brian did not only possess immense strength and