The Abomination
The injection of the Gaia Memory granted Samuel Stern unique superpowers, increasing his strength to the point where he could lift heavy equipment off his body without the help of Doctor Death. His injuries were also rapidly healed upon awakening.
These were merely incidental. What Samuel Stern truly gained from the Memory Stick called "wisdom" was extraordinary intelligence. His thinking was accelerated countless times, and all his senses were enhanced. His brain even involuntarily deduced everything based on what he saw, heard, and felt—and began to analyze the origins of the tall white man in front of him and his purpose in approaching him from his clothing and speech.
He will never be controlled by anyone!
Memories tucked away in the corners of his memory were the first to surface. He remembered hearing the tall white man sing in Chinese, but because of the language's difficulty, he couldn't learn it quickly using only fragments of his memory.
Stern's appearance changed drastically when his powers were activated. His skull expanded, his brain swelled, and his skin began to turn green. However, the brain only accounts for about two percent of a human's body weight, yet it consumes twenty percent of the energy. With Stern brain doubling in size and his uncontrollable high-speed thinking, the energy consumption increased exponentially. His blood sugar dropped rapidly, and he began to dissolve proteins and fats to provide him with energy. The oxygen content in his blood could no longer support his consumption.
With a thud, a dizzy Samuel Stern collapsed to the ground, as if kneeling before Doctor Death.
Samuel Stern, now devoid of "intelligence," was terrified. He was filled with dread at his own earlier thought—when the tall white man walked in, his laboratory was on fire, but with each step, the flames gradually died down, and now the air around him even carried a chill.
"It suits you perfectly!" Doctor Death looked at Samuel Stern, who had changed his appearance, with a smile on his face, "From now on, everything you have belongs to SHOCKER. Your money for your life has been transferred to you."
"From this moment on, you are no longer Dr. Samuel Dr. Sterns, but the Leader of our SHOCKER."
"Sir..." On the street, an Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. had found cover reported the situation directly to Nick Fury.
Even though he wasn't sure if the Abomination would be born, Nick Fury still prepared for the worst deep down. He sent an elite team of special agents, General Ross, to monitor the situation. There were S.H.I.E.L.D. informants at the military base, so they didn't need to worry about that; they just needed to keep an eye on where General Ross went and report back regularly.
After discovering Bruce Banner's capture and the Abomination that Franski had mutated into, they quickly contacted Nick Fury and described the situation.
"Who is more likely to win between them?" Nick Fury asked.
The armed helicopter was shot down by Abomination less than thirty meters after takeoff. In the instant before the helicopter was about to crash and everyone on board was about to die, Hulk broke through the suppression of the antidote and, with the strength of a giant lifting a tripod, held the helicopter up, saving Betty Thaddeus Ross, with whom he had no idea what kind of relationship, his former father-in-law General Ross, and some other insignificant bystanders.
The Hulk's appearance was exactly what Abomination wanted. Hunger and destructive desires drove it toward the Hulk. Seeing this, the Hulk put the wrecked helicopter aside and rushed toward Abomination. When it was less than ten meters away from its opponent, it leaped into the air and used the acceleration to increase the power of its punch. The fists of the two giants collided in mid-air.
Then, in the contest of strength, Hulk lost to the double-mutated Abomination, flying backward and smashing countless cars that couldn't avoid him, destroying the happiness and reunion of countless families.
Hulk's power is tied to his anger, and theoretically he has no limits. However, due to Bruce Banner's injection of the antidote, even though Hulk managed to break through, his power is now suppressed and he is being overwhelmed by Hulk.
General Ross had escaped death, commanded the vehicles and tanks originally prepared for Hulk and ordered them to fire on the Abomination of unknown origin. However, even though the soldiers fought bravely, the weapons in their hands were less lethal than a mosquito bite to the Abomination.
The tank gun's close-range firing could only slightly slow its advance, serving no other purpose. Instead, it enraged the Abomination, which overturned the tank with one hand and raised its other fist high before slamming it down, flattening the top of the tank. The deformed armor crushed the driver and gunner inside into a bloody pulp.
Then, Abomination lifted the wrecked tank high and threw it as a weapon at a building, instantly killing the sniper and spotter hidden inside. The collapsing exterior wall of the building fell downwards, dragging several fleeing pedestrians into the wreckage.
"Hulk!"
Hulk roared and, as he sped off, grabbed Abomination around the waist, using the impact to push Abomination down. He then unleashed a flurry of punches at Abomination. However, Abomination, covered in scales, possessed Abomination defensive capabilities. Even a tank cannon couldn't break through his scales, let alone the punches of a weakened Hulk.
Although Abomination was consumed by desire, Franski's memories and experiences remained. Unlike the Hulk, who only knew brute force, Abomination was proficient in close combat techniques. With a few simple moves, he kicked away the Hulk who was fighting with him, and then rushed forward to beat the Hulk with his abundant experience, in order to vent his warlike desire and improve the taste of his next meal by beating him.
When the city gate catches fire, the fish in the moat suffer; when gods fight, mortals are the ones who suffer.
The battle between the two monsters destroyed everything human was left behind. A slight collision could total a car and its driver, a single punch could topple a wall, and a slam and roll could completely destroy the load-bearing structure of a building. Reinforced concrete buildings collapsed one by one, as if they were made of children's building blocks, due to the unintentional destruction by the two monsters.
Throughout this process, Hulk was almost always on the receiving end of beatings. In terms of strength, speed, resilience, and combat experience, he was no match for Abomination. He could only rely on his powerful regenerative abilities to barely hold on, and his occasional counterattacks were in vain. Instead, he was beaten even more severely because he gave up on defense.
Faced with such an indestructible human punching bag, Abomination was extremely satisfied. It unleashed all sorts of techniques on Hulk, especially when it smelled the green blood flowing from Hulk's body. It became even more excited and looked forward to killing Hulk and tasting his flesh and blood.
Gazing at the sky ablaze with flames, feeling the earth tremble from the collapsing buildings, hearing the deafening roars of monsters battling and the wails of passersby, along with the acrid smell of burning and blood in the air, the agent made his judgment. "Sir, regardless of which of those two monsters survives, humanity will ultimately lose."