At mealtime the next day, everyone listened to Rocket explain his prison break plan while they ate.
"If we want to get out of here, we need to find a way into that watchtower."
The watchtower stood at the center of the prison area. It was the Central Control Console for this section, capable of controlling the prison gates, drone guards, and Gravity Generators.
Speaking of the Gravity Generators, Otto had always been curious about how these aliens generated gravity. Could Gravity Iridium really be a common mineral in the universe?
Once he got inside, he had to find a way to collect some data.
"To get in there, we'll need some tools." Rocket turned his gaze toward the prison guards at the entrance and exit.
The wristbands used by the prison guards could connect to the watchtower, control the cell doors, and allow the prison guards to enter and leave the Control Console normally.
"I need one of the guards' wristbands."
"Leave it to me," Gamora said, taking on the task.
At that moment, a disabled man walked past. His left leg was gone, and he could only walk normally with the aid of a Prosthetic Limb.
"And I need that guy's Prosthetic Leg."
"His leg?" Peter and Star-Lord questioned at the same time, unable to understand what a Prosthetic Leg had to do with a prison break.
"Yes, his leg. I really can't use any other part. Behind that wall is a black conduit with yellow lights flashing on it. Inside is an X-Stone Energy Battery—a purple box with green wires. I need that thing to get into the watchtower."
Peter scratched his head again. An X-Stone Energy Battery? He had never heard of such a device.
It would be nice if they could take it apart and