From this, it was clear the Skrull did have something unique about them. But thinking about it, that made sense. Although ordinary Skrull could not copy the abilities of extraordinary beings, their grasp of their disguise targets' memories was extremely comprehensive. Without a powerful consciousness, that would have been impossible. So one bite from a vengeful spirit really was not enough to scare Schneider.
"Don't waste your effort. I won't say anything!" Schneider took a deep breath, stared into Robet's eyes, and said in a low voice, "If you have the guts, just kill me. It was only a vengeful spirit's bite. I didn't take it to heart at all!"
"That's fine. It doesn't matter if you don't talk about the Skrull. I only need to kill all the Hydra, and there won't be many of you Skrull left." Seeing how stubborn Schneider was, Robet did not look angry. He merely looked at Schneider and said with a faint smile.
"..." Schneider was already doing his utmost to control his emotions, but when he heard Robet's words, his pupils still changed despite himself. At the same time, he instinctively no longer wanted to keep looking Robet in the eye, afraid that Robet might see some flaw. But not daring to meet Robet's gaze was already Schneider's biggest flaw.
"I imagine there won't be that many Skrull who came to Earth for the Secret Invasion Plan. And you wouldn't disguise yourselves as meaningless middle- and lower-ranking Hydra either. So as long as I find Hydra's higher-ups..." Robet could not help laughing when he saw Schneider avoid his gaze, and he continued speaking.
"Also, the fact that you disguised yourselves as Hydra has reminded me of something. Hydra was already good at infiltration, and you Skrull are even better at it. With