Stepping out of the Enhancement Chamber, Harry assessed his condition.
The Improved Green Goblin Potion he had used already encompassed the effects of various Genetic Modifications, and was considerably stronger. This transformation did not feel like it had changed much.
At the end of the day, the greatest advantage of gene-splicing technology was that it could be applied to anyone without discrimination.
After getting dressed, Harry received Frank's report.
It was normal for Frank to find the armor somewhat uncomfortable. That suit had not been designed for superhumans in the first place. Harry simply had not yet designed suitable Combat Armor for them, so they could only make do with it for now.
It was only natural that Spartan warriors would crush those Riflemen, but Harry wanted to see their combat capabilities for himself.
Harry had originally wanted to add a few superpowered individuals from Fridge Prison to that squad, but their performance against those groups of Riflemen had been far too poor. So, Harry had not brought them in to test the Spartan warriors' combat strength.
For example, there was a man named Francis Noche. He possessed strength beyond that of ordinary people. S.H.I.E.L.D.'s files had not described it very clearly, and Harry had thought he would be formidable. In the end, two unarmed Riflemen could beat him until he was crawling on the ground.
There was also a man who could transform himself into the material of whatever object he touched. If he touched stone, he became a Stone Giant; if he touched iron, he became Iron Man. But no matter what he transformed into, his durability was limited by the materials he could access, and his strength was at most on Captain America's level.
A single volley from a Gauss Rifle could blast him into fragments.
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